New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERiCA'

IoIrtsPohuthco OF tho s'ri"' 1850
Since the sailing Of the steamer OF The AN instant
there If nothing 10 communicate FROM tue interior V
this country beyond what vas then communicated
but the steamer Askeon, from Liverpool, VIA Gar.
tharepa, il hourly looked for with news OF interest
from Bogota.
The news from Chill is not very important. ffer-
ident Perez continued gnest III Naipsfhso, "n1io
he was being entertained with ieastings and popular
reioicngs of every description.
fine British ship King Of Italy, Of and bound TO
London from Australia, bad put into VapsrsiSo on
the I1th of March, with 4 cargo OF WOOL ana taiiow
hayipg been on fire, it is supposed, from sponta-
neous combustion, for three weeks previous 10 her
arrival at Nalparaisoi she Is receiving assrtance'
DESTROYED, but the vessel herself may be saved.
She he'd ,lirty.tbree passengers ON board.
Exchange on London frotn 46d|G 4Cid. v dolar
Freiglts to England 1 So. tun.
The British sbP Gillian Packet arrived at CO.
ouinbo on the 9Th March, with the locomotives for
The railroad which the director, SIR. Garland, now
hopes to be able to open for traffic far as Serena
about Line nilesj in few weeks.
BOLIVIA.
From Bolivia we learn that there has been new
attempt at revolution tue part OF the military;
Gen. Torrelio seized the Commandante-General
Asre2a m sucre, aud proclaimed Gen. Belzu. There
were also several other rlsings IN various parts,
which were ruhoca,ed ut thtir birth, and the Prer
dent Acha was collecting force. to march agsipst
Sucre where Il war expected the movement wouid
be- pu, down. Gen. Beku remains Ia lacns.
PERU.
In Peru matters remain quiet. Business con'in-
ues dull Tie state Of the currency Il becoming
worse. The exchange on England has fallen to
3Gid., and bills not 10 be got AT the rate at which
the Bolivian coin tthe only circulating medium in
Peru was exported 10 meet the returns, the country
will be lett without Il circulating medium in two
yearp.
No steps whatever were being taken by the Gov
ernment to remedy the evil. IL was not expected
that the loan Of Slo, 600 OcO which Gen. Cast had
sent to borrow in France and England would be ef
ieCted.
Peru Il in state Of great alarm In consequence Of
the European intervention IN Mexico. IL appears
that she fears that her turn will come next.
When the Peru parsed there were fifty vessels
loading guano at the Cbincha Islands, mostly large
vessels. The loading was going on very slowly ~
consequence Of want OF laborers, and 1t was feared
part OF tue vess,ls would get n demurrage.
BUENOs AYREs.
We have sdyices from Buenos AyTes 10 rbe lat,
and from Mendoza 20 the 9TH inst. representing the
Argentine CoaledcatiOn IN fair way OF return to
peaes and order. Twelve out OF the fourteen little
States or Provinces with their Sovereign Rights and
Congresses Governments and ALL had proclaimed
tie new regim6 Of the Bng. Gen ID. BArtOlOme Ma
tire or Chief Magistrate President of the Coniee
raey, instead Of Derqui.
Gen. trquHa Keeps yet hir otate OF Ehtie MOS III
an armed position. His agreement or convention
with the conqueror, Mitre, is kept secret yet. The
iement OF passions nicrities, and petty spirit of
revenge keep working all through the Argentine
Confederation.
Gen. Slilre had convened National Congress 20
tighten the burden Of the unlimited power that he
has TO bear singly on his own shoulders. lie had
commenced disJahding hs troops.
The standing army of Buenos Ayres, by last ac-
counts consisted Of Il, 800 men.
Beside this force they have navy Of 20 men-of-
war OF different szes, mounting i'll ali $50 guns, and
manned by 8 600 scauen.
Tho CoDiapiao states tba. due steps are about
being taken toward the building of a railroad, 70
connect the port Of Las Animas with the rch min
eral district OF Tres Puntas, for distance Of about
90 miles.
The stsndiug amy in Chill amounts to g. O93 men.
The population Is at least according 10 the List
suS, 10000.