New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
SOUTH PACIFIC NEWS.


PANAMA, Feb. g 1860.
The British steamer Bolivia, from Valparaiso and nd
termedate ports arrived here on the 22d ult having
been detained one day beyond her time by heavy
weather in the Bay Of Panama. From Chill, we have
news to Jan. 1, and from Peru 10 the 10th. Tho
steamer did not stop Guysqu and therefore there Is
no very late news from Eucador.
CHILL Everything is quiet in this repubie, aud the
political news is Of very little interest The Govern
ment is occupied in restoring the equilibrium destroyed
by the late revolution and in strengthening Itself in
case of further outbreak is hoped that the adop-
ton of more liberal policy and the concession Of some
of the points required by the Opposition win tend 70
prevent repet ton Of the late disastrous outbreak,
which materially checked the onward march OF the
nation and interfered with its sOcal and commercial
The estimates for the next year have been pub
lisbed, and amount 10 81, s95, GIG So.
In the southern provinces the Indians still continue
TO molest the settlers but In ali the late encounters
that have taken place between the troops and the
savsges, the latter have been beaten, and already
many Of the chiefs have declared themselves willing
10 submit
destructive FIRE broke out in valdivia, tbs capital
Of the province Of the sane name Fly houses were
burned principally owned by German settlers.
Sr Don Manuel Carvallo, formerly Minister from
Chill 70 Washington, has left 10 I'LL 3 similar position
In cor srcisl matters the Valparaiso market Is re-
ported a being dull. During the fortnight ending
Dec. s.. there had been no arrivals Of American YES
sells In cottons American gray douestics and brown
drills had slightly advanced IN price. American soap
as been cold at 81 25t a. 50. Carolina rice without
emsnd; last price &c ats DENNIS scaree--ll TO II
cents per yard. Refined sugar s. per srroba t25 nj.
Hams I6 10 20 cents. Cheese Is 10 is ceptsscarco.
ARGENTINE CoEFEDERATIoN-By way Of Vslpara-
leo we have news from Buenos Ayres % Dec. l, and
from Rosario and Parans to the 4th. The President
withdrew from Buenos Ayres on the 18th November.
On leaving he saluted by the forts and by al tho
ships of war in port except the Brazilian.
Pedro Rosas, Of the extyrant, had rebelled and
was in arms in the south. The Government had sent
troops against him under Gen. Flores, and it was
thought that he would have TO capulate or hy from
the country.
Great Indignation had been caused because Of an
attack made on Paraguay steamer, the TacusIl, ~
the British squadron. The Buenos Ayrean journals
thus speak of Il:
s this hab. with Gsa Lopez on board when on apprOsch
the bank end yseps 70 enter the ssnns IN sI ~
and returned EenS ashore her return IN font Of tho Caa-
a whittier two boats Of hbor authorities went 70 rea-
This occurrence csused Gen. LOpes return 70 BueOSs
1--WE do not comprehend the movement the part Of thq
Ensh 1hiPs they wssss 70 sSs sDg q. o
Another journal, referring 10 the same occurrence
speal as follows;
sSSs's THAT 4 s sA .i sTi sw % fy
steamer TeU cleared and on reaching the outer chS1n vas
IEOw Of any question pending between Paraguay md England
Wsrsnt this days most eT.rsOr iinsy prOceedinsn
The prees Of BueDos Ayres has declared in favor OF
peace, and the faithful fulfilling of the family compact
celebrated in San Jose also in favor Of Fraguero foc
President Of the Confederation.
The Government Of the Province had convoked the
people for the last Sunday in November 10 elect y
deputies to revive receive, object TO the Constu-
ton Of the Confederation.
The Argentine squadron consists of the following
vessels:
Stsamr'-Pin.o Menay PsmperO, Hercules sso, BuenOs
Ayres COnstitueOn Primer Aeno, San Nicolas ysncinco
de Mayo, and outTun
Salag Es,.esAIsos Rio DO Orr President Lopez MaPd
BoLIyIA.-The only news we have from this Re-
Iube, comes through the Peruvian papers and @us.
therefore be received graNO sdtis IL 10 $40, d
letters from Puno, dated Jan. that general dlseon
tent reigns throughout the Republic against fTes1ene
| Iinares Revolutionary movements hsd taAen plaoo
at Sucre Cochabamba, and Poosi, but tney were BOO"
PTT SoS corrsspopdent Of The PenamG Star and Her
| I'D, says: 49,. - "A. .r,,v Gan
rhi 4. !. Csr.eoto Castillo and Gen UTbnA Of Eensdof
are ~ Psz Dr. Ursa said to have been bsnSosd nom
prpr'-Tbe news from this republic is very meager-
Tba newspapers scarcely record a single tact worm
trapsleng Castillo, with his army and nee SUI h.
absent on his inglOrious EcuadoTian campaign anu M
littls is known Of his intended foray on bonva. "a
tsa,o claims a0aipst Peru are still unsettled, ana
! until The French system Of pay or nghI a1VP''N'
| il is probable they will remain 80. A., os,.,.ta
From Iquique, lOO, 3U6 quntala NV peua' =. Ieso
| of soda were exported TO the United STAKES VI i'S
| against 7O767 quintals In looo -. ,,,or;,o AMER.
Dnrpe The month of December the ton2 2 amer
lean vessels loaded guano at She Chinehs Islands; NJ
%s wsla Scott wSSoo@oooo and asst
Owe with iOi for the United ss''e'' anu Wv ~ ' w
During the fortnight ending Jan. u the following
have been the arrivals:
y,..h., "A q A Fsreyyen from COQuimbo, and Cincln
-" sor nstYrs jan -Welaeet from Melbourne Juet
En Vaipaauoi sth State Of Name from Melhourne llth
Gibraltas fona San Francisco
The following were the departures:
Decsmber s9-bashswsy and Fair wiad NJ The Uniisd