The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-24

stespoy boat ,rBi ~ me soEiosn~s -ssvf a
Bitsh bark had csressa ths hsr bef ar q 'osr
q the crew but there hAs ben % further ssmAss doie
On the sh sro sh ef Anrnss thirty one rsev ysss~s
entered be port u rsifaEse, " 90 s~iiy t~s aops,
eli laden with valuable csrgss Tor that nzys<t
Corgrsts Ia sti sssss0u a. santiago, snt srraged
chiefly IN asensnE proyste1s boxing 70 aoms rsiorms
The Minister Of Marine hes rsse hs ssnusi rsysrs,
from which AIpean that the ChlIrss navy so a.
sta yessels oi wr q whrh ioar sissmcrs, csrysg
In AL my eight guns TIE number ~ cnceu fbs navy
OF dnerent rank 70 thirty eight, ssd men fur bundv~d
and eighty nine. The corps of eve &C.,
major The expended Tor Inc support ~ iss ssyy
during the year 1859 ss9o eco rhs merchant ~
vice consists q 266 vessels whose aggregate ornsse
% a34 aro which are employed follows In he
ing r'de $50, the Aggregate tonnage ~ ~heh 3sl37;
u the Pacific and western cosst VI America
Asia Australia and Polynesia sever vcsse asrrrrsie
tonnage, 049 the of South Arer q and
An,es ana .he United states, four vesses sxr'sssse
tonnage, l,3s2i IN Europe two, tonnage eco, n port
twenty three, Of q total tonnage of e,aas.
new insurance company, with = capital Of go 900,
The Supreme Court Of Chile has jus. decided case Of
considerable importance 1t appears that Mr. Brown .
years sao bequeated the sum Of SEQ GOO ior bs esSc
meut Of founding hospital In that CITY, condition that
the nun cpal,y would contribute towards the ob
ject an equal amount Mrs. Eliza Sally, daughter Of NJ.
Brown, brought suit against the executor Of her father
win and the municipality. The court has decided against
to the city Of Valparaiso On the ground thas the heirs o
Mr. Brown cannot claim bis persons al estate which ho
had right 70 dispose Of as he thought proper bos thss
plsces her In possession of some $40 600.
The Indians Of Acauco continue quiet.
An establishment for the manufacture Of paper about
TO commence operations In Chile.
There Is bin before Congress- and which has already
passed the senate which provides that the Consu Of that
country residing abroad shall render assistance nva
lid and distressed Chileans extreme cases 70 rem
der Wcunary aid ut the expense or the government
would do well TO profit by the example OF Chile 10 this
respect Az II H. the Consuls OF the United states can
only Afford snccor to destitute American seaen and
riners On account of the government while England,
France and other nations provide for ali classes Of their
subjects who may be found dsitute in foreign
new paper TO be called the Indpeidie,le VIII soon
make its appearance In valparaiso
dangerous dseaae OF the throat, known in Chile by
spsat yrpsnce \, wn
state Of the atmosphere. The most healthy and robust
are suddenly attacked with the disease without tho
intelligence has reached Valparaiso Of the oss BY Hpe Of
the Belgian ship Chatteaun Wa,e at Sydney, Australia,
while laying that port ready to sail for Liverpool VIA.
q full cargo. small portion only OF the cargo was
saved.
The American ship Chaiworth, l,lS2 tons register Of
Boston Horne master, lost the 18th July on the
coast Of Chile 100 miles south Of Valparaiso north
west gale. She went ashore and broke I, pieces ~
Tresulna The ecers and crew, with the exception Of
one man. saved themselves by running line ashose,
which was made fast to rock The Of the seaman
lost was James Davis, Of England The only thing saved
captain who panepger from yAspaxaso 10 the ing
lsh steamer, proceeds 70 New York In the Ariel he
mate and crew we're taken charge Of by the United States
There was considerable animation In the Valparaiso
market during the fortnight which cloeed 18th August.
Copper, bars, quoted at $40 cash. Floursouthern
brands So So H. at months Stock hand small
several lots purchased for England, Australia and Peru.
severe gale occurred 1t 6otls, some forty miles
South OF Ta'cahuana Goth july which destroyed tho
mole st that port the cott Of which was $50 0o and two
Chilean vessels, bark and brig, which went Ashore mo
M ma iug of bivtao trnf
Several vessels are loading with nour At Psrne for Aus
trsia In consequence Of these teavy shipments tour
has considerably advanced at the South.
There Ia news from this republic. The decree
intercourse with Peru st force trade between
the two countries In consequence 10 almost entirely
pended.
PERU.
THE IMrricAH CLAIMS USsETTIrD-6uAso CON.
TRAC1s-rRoJRcT OF A SKw CoHsTITrT1oH-A
ISLAND THROWN UP FRoM THK SEA, ETC.
There s but little Of interest 10 report from this
Wy rre5sena s & oas.a sas 81 nssry recovered from hs
rage or Tie nrst time, 10 the Alameda, with escort Of
The American claims remain unsettled; but Il s rumor
cd that Mr. Clay cur Mirster 10 Peru has 10 Wash
rgon proposition from the Peruvian government the
nature o. which not known We do not place much COZ
fdsuce in this rumor a. s well known that President
cssiba sdherts 10 bis original purpose to resist .
settlement, uness the United States agree 70 rcfer
and This We krow, furthermore, Prrsicent buchanan
has peremptorily declined acceding 10. so there
teens 70 be 70 other alternative left the United States
iban resort TO force; and % we have considerable
naval oroe nj Calao ut present there could perhaps
no better time 10 enforce claims.
The Congress OF Peru 10 stil In session Il ma A
pTotsion requiring all guauo contracts be submitted
TO Consrss for approval, which has been under con-
sderaon for several weeis has been rejected by hand
rome majority This leaves the matter where It has
always been, in The hands OF the President There arc
said 20 be upwards Of twenty bidders for the contract,
hut cd .Q Al ~
tie present contractors, TO whom the government sup
posed 10 be largely Indebted for advances Indeed Ia
tboft time since. that the government WAS debtor 10
The fad frm ana other establishments connected with
70 ,ne amount o. - GOO geo THIS, Is thought, VIII
1he President OF the Assembly, who the Bshop of
Aequira nas BROUGHT forward project Of cossti-
provides that the Catholic religion shall he the eeab
isfed religion Of the natior all s snAirs
tie see Il pone and he exercise a eli other %
be prohibied The cerey and the military N be cxsmps
non prosecutions o. every cscrrtion beftre civil courts,
brt hty are TO be allowed 10 have courts OF their
The United States stram corveiie NarraSsrsett has
arrived o. Caao and expected 70 sa for Pans-
ns the movsmsnp Of Minister Clsy ne aseshsp Of shs
squadron Ancasier) arrived at fxta thc La inss
and procseced the same day IN Csliao.
Calso correspondent Of the Panama Star and H<rslS
inrnbhes he following item, which requires considsrabs
ciecul,y 70 eelieve-he captain Of the ChieAa brig
Iuhatan arrived In africa and has made afdavt ihas
durrg hs voysgc from ho port Of Valparaiso 70 Arica
70 latitude - aos longitude 70 2s W., be found hinss
tsp miles and nom zoo 70 80 feet hsh that ,hs si.pa
arrears 10 have been recently thrown up, and d Of
whttsh sppesrsnce. He furthermore stated tb4s The
vster s about wBs very much dscoored. they ghtsd
the hiard carly IN the morning and IN alebt Of
vntl hsbl Nevertheless there few who believe ~;
u wants confirmation.
ECUADOR.
hoyTNfNTs or fLoREs-rRANoo's rosITIoY--ms
coSDrcT-THE LATE ENGAGEMENT Erc.
The culy sdvices received from this country Arc
via fata fsru the Insbh steamer not havirr stopp~d
NJ Suayt9uil ca her recent trip GereYsi Tiores waS
within short distance of the city and be has probably
e me taken possession and driven Franco tbersfrou
ire ai'er hss tpnaly faled 10 enlist the sympsbies a
he resdens OF Guayaqui In his cause He Continues 70
eommh All sorts Of ouinges. Among other thsuru be
hasrevoktd the exequstor OF Mr. Cazenova the tnt>d
states tontni AZ Cuayaqu II rad that ali the fore
eonsu O. eNcept The Chilean protested ssApss the srt
The Coteu has fonc 10 Caao 10 the ancsstsr ana
Pacific fqusdron.
II the recent ersartment between the forces Of flores