The New York herald., 1862-04-24
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Our Panama Correspondence.

Our Panama Correspondence.
t. N., PANAMA., April Is, 1862
The steamer Peru arrived from the Southern
the 5h instant This 10 her irst trip, which she has
made in the shortest tmo record. She Is Hne ship,
large, commodious and particularly adapted " these
attitudes Our dates from Chile are 70 the 17t March,
the Argentine Confederation 70 the 7th; Bolivia 70
the 2ist; Peru 70 the 2Sth and Ecuador 10 the lst
April. e.ea prl1.e.a eft rea
ECUADOR.
Guayaquil letters afr that the governments Of Peru
and Ecuador have accepted Great Britain arbiter IN
their diic ulties Considering that Castillo moro
borrow money by millions, 70 wage war against h1
weaker neehbors, think very generous on his part
IL s also reported that rich huacas indian gravs
have BEEN found on the island wherc the lighthouse
seas. Sn ca.o Ss Minister pes,
arrived In Quito, and been received into the dpf1ts
c5rps. Hf-i Pr
reru, than any thsr 0f the HispaDo- o-AmericAn
republics, fears the STEPS taken by Spain in -. Do
will only be the forerunners those which me md
take the direction OF Pcra In this they are nOs
VIII lily wrong account OF ther guano lands and the
enccan; tho Pcruvans have for pleasure rather than
the priv atoms of war.
Besides long articles in the Concrete, calling all tho
sister repub TO remember the days when they fought
In common for South American independence, q new
periodical has been started called the Epoca, which has
Tor ts object discussion of South 20 tics
This raper will be published In Lima Lima represents
Peru as much Paris does Fraicc. IN - IL happens
that what is dono in Lima may be counted VI
act OF the whole nation. Tho other republics with
caution. their poverty is their strength. ,
Politically, there Ii nothing new The friends Of Sc.
Ehenuo, Vvanco, and all the rest o tho dehrone0
modeI ncas are very quiet probably recruiting their
strong for another tug with the hero of ngni, before
no leaves the purple.
senior Irgoyen Peruvian Minister Belgium. called
the Peru in company with Senor Ezeta, Minister "
The Amerc IN ship Henrietta Marcy was dischargius
Paa zoo tons Of coal for the Pacific steam Ma
The currency vs. every day becoming worse Is
mostly composed VI Bolivian half and quarter dollars
fhesc minced in order TO get small change Bills Of
exchange England payable IN this money are sold II
It is doubted whether Castillo vii be abo to succeed
in borrowing his ten millions OF dola In England
Guano does not seem 70 command high price.
This unhappy republic has been the theatre Of another
revolution General Torrelio raised an nsurroction Ia the
city Of sucre and took General basta prisoner
He procaims General Belzu PRESIDENT
similar movement took place In poosi but was soon
put down. General Perez WIS 10 march from La Pa1
against General 1orrclio in Sucre.
CHILE.
President Perez continued Valparaiso, and was 10 70
turn 70 santiago, the capital towards he end Of March.
of tho worthy host. Regatas balls eeren dee, and
every display that could show the peoples wish 70 please
heir ee had been enthusiastically ofere him. ScnoR
Perez ava ted only conference with somo Arancan
CHEFS regard TO frontier AFFAIRS In ordor to BID the
good people of Valparaiso adieu Colonel Saavedra, the
ntendenic OF h pruy of Tome, ted - have
been treating with eevon indian chieftsns and they
being Of congratulatng President Perez on his
TO the chair every facility was 70 be offered
them to visit him In Valparaiso.
The privilege the Instruction of mole In the port
| of Talta has been granted to y. Moran.
railroad IL spkcn of betwe the port OF Las Anmas
and TT, In order to facilitate the cxportati of
the rich minerals found In tho latter district There
seems 10 be doubt but that will be paying busi-
| ness. The distance is only forty miles.
The oia crisis has altogether isatpeared Con-
Hdsnce does to bo quite restored but the pro-
liability is that IL soon will bc In valparaiso healthy
movement Is being noticed in the Custom House IA Con-
cepcop also commerce evivng. Wheat Of the uew
crop was very abundant Stores were vel hied saies
had been made 10 extent and prices closed rather
lower In Talcahuano the wheat In store amounts to
100 900 faneeas The exports of wheat for February
amounted TO 10 900 fanegas for European markets, and
| IL 600 for Peru. x,,,
Er lanes rhurchman, American Consul In Valparaiso,
has adj resssd letter the people Il California, IN an
aver he says many inquiries from that quarter with
regard he encouragement which the Chilean govern.
| n,ent offers Immigration, what lands are gransed
| to immigrants, 40. IL is through the columns OF
| tho Aha Cdi,fornia that he invites 70 Cbiie ali wen
| meaning and Industrious citizens, snd warns on inc
"bowi knfo and sung shot gentry" as NOT being tho
u ha vsIcomed ono hundred acres of land
~ aud grow rich on but those who come 10 pay
their tricks on the natives and NEEDLE with their po tcs
viii receive their reward 80" ten or fifteen feet before
platoon Of solde." he has about the right Idea OF the
Ths John Bryant from Neg Zealand made the trip 70
valparns In twenty days. which s tho next 70 tho
bcst ever made Captain Gardner gives an interesting
cccouut Of the recent gold discoveries. ne NUMBER ot
ounces which weekly on an average pfousnt sns
Iort of Otago 10 10 900, Ths gold SAID 'o "" Inc
| quality. e-..,- ru...u
! Jbc Chilean schooner Astonio Ramos, Captain mueen
arrived at VALPARAISO thc 9th ut, bringing with ner
tbe captain Of the wrecked bgk coronel Pearts whs