The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
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| the Imperial City
Tho funeral ceremonies In honor OF the late Count Ca
your were not celebrated In santiago or valparaiso D!
The Italians, in consequence OF tho erdct OF the Arch
bishop referred to in my last. In the meantime IN
Consul General Of Sardinia 10 Chile has protested 70 th
government against the OF the Archbishop wae'
he considers derogatory the honor OF tho ltalaN ma
ton aud his government which continues TO CONFORM e
| the political system advanced by Count Cayour but
which tho Archbishop chlractcrizes In his circular
transgresion Of the commandments OF tho church anc
usurpation OF her temporal possessions. The Bishop
Serena has shown himself to be enlightened and
tolerant than the Archbishop, having consented 10 the
use Of the churches in Copapo to the Italian residents in
that section in which to perform the funeral rites denied
| their coGntlynen in SAINT ago and Valparaiso.
There Is little doing in the mineral districts Of Copiapo
OWING 10 inc continued low price OF copper In Europe.
The report of the Minister of Finance has been pub
Iisneu, showing tho public income for the year 1860
rom al sources, to amount to seven millions four hun
area and ninety four Thousand hundred and fifty
aoars being decrease OF nyhve thousand nine hun
ured and twenty nine 90 100 dollars OF that of the year
1922 Tho income for the period OF thirty years given
ana amounts to one hundred md fifteen millions, -four
elghty-two dollars. Daring tho year 1860 the Mint
coined in gold six hundred aud twenty two thousand
Three hundred and ftys six dollars, and in silver
hundred and forty -four thousand three hundred and
eighty-ionr dollars During the year there We're
granted four thousand one hundred and sixty patents
mo income OF tho Paent ONCE being seventy nns thou
sand one hundred and eighteen dollars.
The valparaiso market is again very dt;l there being
scarcely ay demand for any description Of imported
nation.
Bar copper Is quoted at $40 per quntal, bee transact
tions are reported.
having ceased ts article has become almost vdrug ts
present demand being lnssed 10 local wants.
BOLIVIA.
TREATY WITH TIE UNITED svsrss RAuYED-cAs0fiA, OF
PERU, AcAN THREATENING
me latest advices received from la paz the s,pital
ere to the 2hof August The Provisional Congress adj
Journed on the 2sth q that morsa Before adjourned
tEo treaty between the Quilted states Of America and
Bolivia was ratified with sligs qualification RESPECTS
free navigation Of the rivers ~ Bolivia. 1t viii tero
fore have to be submitted tho Senate Of the
United States. Mr.. r. H. Carter Jr son OF the tni,ed
states Minister resident az Bolivia IL the bearer OF the
treaty to Washington He proceeds 20 New York in tie
Northern Light.
President Acha and Cabinet is sas have left La Pay
ana gene TO the south Of Bolivia in consequences IL sup
posed, Of the threatened hosttcs against that country
by Peru or, rather, by Castillo who seems determined
TO bring between the two republics notwith-
standing the friendly overtures made by Tho former to
the latter short time since. Casa II appears is also
again threatening Ecuador
PERU.
GENERAL EcIiENQUE BANIsIED CAsiHTsk--rUE ENGLISH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Ere.
II will be reoocccd that in my last letter announced
the fact that General Echenique had ably a
quilted by the judicial tribunals of the country the
charge Of conspiracy AGAINST the government but that he
was stIdetaned prisoner on board aRbruvan shp-of
war ut the island Of san Lorenzo by order President
Castillo He, together with four others has since
been banslied by Casal This highhan,scd act Of the
President has very naturally excited general feeling Of
against that funconary throughout Peru and
VIII probably lead to speedy revolution and the
throw OF Castilas government Tho Panama Star and
nerd'd thus notices the manner in which tts outrage
,nectcd--
The officers Of tho navy all roused convey General
chcniquc away the ground that the act would be lilo
,al and Castillo finally became SO enraged that he drew
MS sword on one OF the captains and only
unnng him through by one Of his ministers. Castillo
lnally succeeded in getting fellow to carry Echeniue
d, on transport vessel by paying him twenty thousand
ioars for the job, and promising him three hundred dol
ars monthly for four years order to live abroad
dare not return to Lima after thus agranty ing tho
laws This is considered OF the most highhanded
,cs of injustice ever committed in Peru and will only
bring universal opprobrnm Castillo but greatly |
strengthen the cause Of Echenque throughout tn,
Try. senores Rvas, Eespuru and Lrraiaga were also
banished at tho same tmen
Tho vessel which conveyed Fchonqne ma party from
Peru is called tho Iquique, and formerly the |
icorgiana one of IN, American ypssels s,zci n fe,v
since by the authorities OF Peru which cansed
he suspension Of diplomatic relations between the United
states and Peru.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company (Fnglish) have
drained the privilege Of constructing an iron dock either
II Caao San Ioronzo and also grant Of land upon
which 10 erect foundres and workshops for tho rcpar
d their steamers The machinery for the workshops
and the material for The construction Of tho dock are to
be admitted duty free.
ECUADOR.
rHR LATE TREATY WITH FRANoE-ctsrIEEA, PERU, IN
TERfEgiNG-rTE COLUMBIAN RErrBIIc, HrC
special agent from thu government Of Peru arrived
Guayaqu about the 10th of September with President
Cstas protest to the Ecuadoriln government against
the act OF tho Congress Of that country nueying the
treaty concluded with France when he was President de
fao Of Ecuador. The agent, it Is sa refused delvr
his dispatches 10 President Moreno who happened he
At Guayalpi when h arrived there, but proceeded to
Ditto to deliver them to tho Secretary OF state
,ordance with his instructions. This crcr;nstl has
induced tho belief that Castillo mcdisacs on Eca-
Tor she persists in her refusal to y tho treaty made
BET wecn Peru and France.
The government OF Ecuador has sent Col. Mates and
sr Irarto commissioners to Bogota TO confer with
he government Of New Granada 30 the practicabity
4 glniZing the old Columbian Confederation which
composed Of Venezuela, New Granada and Ecuador.
his at lnast il supposed 10 be the object OF their mis-
lion. But 1t may have reference teforming alliance
between New Granada and Ecuador 10 the oncroach
nens Of Castillo on the ril hts OF the latter
The commissioners arrived in Panasaa route for b.
ota, on the % OF September.