New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

hat year The incoming harvest promises 70 DC aouno
anti and Chill ii che steer slsar OF informal iends can
not fail to 90 ahead much In advance OF the otnef oPan
sh-AmericsD Republics.
Business during the fortnight had improved. Amer,
lean narrow Grey Domestes quoted as scarce ana
wanted. There sales Of Carolina rice reported;
Last quotations s. per qaintal 200 b. Well assorted
Lumber IL in demand. Prices Eastern $40 10 $U per
M, and S35 10 $40 for Californian notice the rather
up1sua sale Of go Jars Of Qacksyer for California
This arses doubtless, from the demand Gagged oy the
new Washoe silver mines, and the lac. OF tne snsen-
sion Of the working OF the New Amazon
on in the pane Of the u. 5. Government. 1t n naro
that California should be obliged 10 import an article
she produces in such abundance.
The arrivals of American ships during the ior'mg1'
have been bark Adu.,er Havana; snip Ocean ,fese-
er. New-York; bark Maria Baltimore; schooner Grey
Feather, San Francisco; schooner Harriet IRVINE
Boston. The departures were James Chsston Tor To-
tornlbllo, and the s. L. Fitzgerald for Aricla.
FreiRhts to EoglaDd, f3 81 70 f3 los per tuni 10
United States SIS to sic. Exchange on United States
3 per cent premium.
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
The ne from these States is Of l,lle interest The
Conyent for the revision OF the Constitution had Or
gaDzed the majority Of members returned oeioag 70
the moderate. liberal party Ia regard 70 PARAGUAY,
the Mercurio quotes the following paragraph from
,ba news Of the affair Of the Tacauri reached Par
& " pcrnber Col Don Vensncio Lopez LEFT capital for
G Of the army Humana In he char
sT a oysnep, Un the 18TH the frssdOn. ~ the
artillery ard visited the batteries in construction
the setyisy prevails In ali preparations of tue war
This an the vessel which, az stated Ia my previous
letters was fired at or into, by British gunooa IN
consequence of difficulty arising out OF the lmprSoh-
m.nt of a British subject.
BOLIVIA.
The few items Of news we have from this kepuonc
come through Peru. President Lnares IS bnsily pre-
paring for the approaching struggle with feru IL no
conhI es himself to acting on the detensl'e anu ~;
find the siBews Of war whe5ew!o 70 na,n nroye
army there is no doubt that Bolivia VIII aBani prov
the superiority of her soldiers in the held over noo
perm: but unfortunately Peruvian gold Is likely 70 or
fec. more Than Peruvian arms, and " wan "e' u01''
less the weapon which Castillo Will enpioy'
PERU. :, r,
no,o. f,or, Calao and Lima are to February II. IL
il nv pajnful daty 10 inform you OF the e0miiis
another of those assassInati0ns Tor wuou h -
lsel, become 20 celebrated the victim IN tns ca'
inc ~ le.s person than the Commodore OF one VI III
Il sbius, of. war stationed in Callao-CapI. Lohei
Lambert Of II. NJ ssteamer Vixen.
Az by far .he beat and most reliable account OF tne
mater hieh has been made public If ia the LAMA cor
res, ondeDce of The Panama Her61d ana o'"'
mai e no apology for extracting: NJ,
CAPT. Lionel Lambert, commander OF H. b. Oh. . :
war ts amer Vixen left in perfect health ms hotel ~
oelo Gil The afternoon Of 9h 70 take oash Id tue
River Kmac His fl ends were expecting hm to dun
nsr but he never returned; be must nave Deen muir
dered between 81 and o'clock. The body had been
whshee down from the spot were the deed was done
q. least half mlo more. He was not ia uuliorm AL
bis clothes were except his coat; on his person :
closed dispatch addressed Capt Miller, was ionnd.
His rings and watcn were stolen, of use-the mis-
cradle y OF the muiderers. Ice deceased hsd not
died without astrugsle. At the post-mortem examni,-
ton Il was found that beside the fracture on the back
OF the head tcaused i; 10 thought by stone his lore
head was fesfuy cut, and both ms wrsi8 were oacA
from the struggle which he lost his lie: Inc de-
ceased was brave officer, having distinguished ndi,
u. ~ hn
for the reasonable Office which he held but not too
Young 10 inspiIe confidence land esteem OF all VINO
knew him; and bis loss is not only deeply lamented,
but will be severely felt by all friends OF the circle ne
had formed ia Lima. The remains were inferred on
the iih in the English burial ground at Ba lsysta the
funeral was attended by the foreign diplomatic Doiy,
the officers Of the various meD-of war and vi tue oher
vessels lying the hsrbor, by all the Leading Engiisn
merchants IN Lima and Calico, and an immense con-
course of sailors and English artHans formed long
procession from the beach the cemetery The USUAL
honors were observed when the body was lowered 10
its final resting place.
cut that he committed suicides they then tried to prove
that he was intoxicated and when both THESE pleas
failed III ~ admitted that he murdered, ana SO
about hunting up the perpetrators OF the crime.
need not sdd writes the correspondent before quoted
the perpetrators of this cruel murder have not been DE
teeled viii the authorities take much trouble IA
Iessed hey e quite sure Of escaping punishment
time Government neither protect the street
nn.ae now to sk out the center Of this city without csryn
arms The perfectly of ne daily rooDere
AID which take place. but either incapable
unwilling to taks any steps to prevent them nshWsy roooe
OF murderer perfectly well that short imprisonment
Win officials who will his escape will be the eIen
oil his punishment and be is quite sure that soon some hsn
standing viii their influence in his favor procqr
ips imprisonment in order to secure 70
themselves the gratitude and useful friendship Of the bandt
wen known that the mock Of thsse psen
politicians who drawn their whole erudtion from french
novels who wanted to realize toe Wild schemes OF dream!
philosophers in country inhabited mostly by bastard races to 4
ished capital punhm and the fruit OF 1t is in the fearful
auosciy with hch the worst crimes are perperated In open
these least tn
portion Influenced by the deorased spirit which cha
of couatris ana hey are postery
% 1S.htIF but the "'us'''s1 H''''4 'nu ''' u ~
IL il not three years since Mr. Sullivan, the British
Charge d'Afaus shot ne sat at his dnnertabe.
IL is not quite twelve monhe since the Gillian Min
ister Penipotsntary was asssssnated IN his house;
and was in Lima hen the British Admiral Bruce,
was attacked and robbed on the high way, not nj o
from Callao, in broad dsylght and yet these people
claim 10 be civilized ana are quite Indignant II they
called barbaTIans or savages. Pune fdh-rather
Peruvian falthbnt Uncle Sam has his Lizzie lhomp-
son aud Georgana question yet 10 settle aud is do
vouty 70 be hoped that Flag. Officer Montgomery, If
ordered down 10 arrange the matter, Will stand no
nonsense and not allow himself 70 be imposed uptn
by soft worde. Castea, with his fleet and army Is by
THE time back again Ia Lima after his nglorious
pagn agsinst Ecuador His troops refused II s said TO
mafcn 20 Quito and he did not even leave garrison
behind HIM in Quay aquil. The latest news from
Ecuador states that rival factions of France aud
Moreno are still in against each other and there
lie no prospect OF order beng speedily restored in that
uDforluI republic.
The British Govern nent have put rather dsmper
on the riRh emigration scheme by which % 900 of toe
sons daughters OF Erin TO be transported 20
Peru.
A Government. order reducing the value of Bolivian
li.dollars 70 three reals has been suddenly put 10
force in Lima, without previous notice, and many
merchants are thereby considerable loosers. EX.
President Bodies of Ecuador, was at Parta. Ex-
President Belzer of Bolivia left here for Peru in