The New York herald., 1862-01-26
say is much finer establishment than the one on the
Plaza de Acho Lima.

say much nner establishment than the one on tho
Plaza de Acho inLima.
BOLIVIA.
rhe attempted revolution Of Generals Zernadez and
Morales against President Acha has proved complete
failure. The report that General Acha had entered Ia
Paz, and that the party OF Colonel Baza here had
down their arms, Is confirmed Learning that Acha
IN the vicinity OF La Paz, deputaton Of foreign minis
ters consus and generals headed by Hon David Carter
United States Minister, went out meet him, which they
did about i've leagues distant from the capital where
they presented him the complete submission Of the
insurgents and address fro the people asking him to
return and resume his authority in the capital Imme
diatey entering the capital General Acha reformed
his Cabinet, and dismissed from the army disgrace
Fernandez, Flores, Morales Balza and others The
Minister Of the Interior, Justice and Foreign AZ
airs, Is Sr. Manuel M. Salinas Miniter OF
War General Celedonio Ava; Minister OF Finance
DR. Rudecindo Carbaja Minister OF Worship ana Public
Instruction, Sr. Manuel Jose Cortez. The revolution
having been stied IN La Paz, the government took
measures to punish those in arms in the cities Of Sucre
and Poos. On the Sd OF December Colonel Morales az
tackled the of Potosi the forces
OF General Agreda, the former gaining temporary ad
vantage; but on attempting to take the general
defeated him. when he retired to q neighborlng town,
whore the people rose against him. and Fernandez and
the latter killed. A son Of General Agreda
killed in the combat Potos and said that Morales
was subsequently killed by the government troops On
the 9th OF lecember General Acha Oruro, with
sufficient force " nsh up what left OF the rsvolu
ti0n.
Perhaps now that Yanez, the murderer Of OK Presi-
dent Cordova and Of the other prominent persons has
met the fate that all assassns deserve and
Morales and other disturbers Of the public peace
under the sod little season of peace may be vouchsaed
to Bolivia But 1t must not be forgotten that Con Bezu
is alive still and awaiting his chance for restoration and
any day no may find his adherents in against tho
usurping government of General Acha.
The decree do laring the provinces OF Pacajes and
lngav in state Of siege has been revoked Commerce
Is completely parayzed
The Indians Of Aranco continue to give the government
much trouble The government Is disposed to use
dorato means to bring them to terms but the Cover
sent near them taking stringent
than contemplated. One OF the principal caciquss
has been imprisoned and destituted by them and his
dominions divided between tho Ohers-wth what result
Is not yet known.
An examination into the monetary resources Of tho
government is said to have resulted more favoraby than
could have been expected after the Developments mado
Of the robberies committed by tho old administration
1t is said that Don Manuel Alcalde and Bishop Donoto-
the first Minister Of Foreign Affairs and the Interior and
the ,ond Of Worship and Public nstructon-wi leave
the Cabinet Of Perez they having accepted Office
only temporarily.
Harry Mciggs, late Of San Francisco had commenced
the great contract finish tho Valparaiso and Santiago
Railroad, and had four thousand men engaged on the
road, and intended to have two thousand HIS
contract is for 900 600 Only thirty miles Of tho
road, which intended to be hundred miles in
length. was finished when Mr.. Meggs took the job.
Tho American ship Panama, from Puget Sound for
Valparaiso, had fallen in with on the equator the
Chilean bark Corone Ricare, from California, with lum
ber for Valparaiso Abandoned but in good order From
the fact that her papers found board is feared
al assassination had taken place on board.
Business which has been SO dull in Chile all the past
year does not improve Failures continue to tako place.
Tho sales are few aud money high and Freghs
to England f3 15s Hamburg f3 15s.; to France 1lof;
to the United States SIS English ton. Exchange
London. sixty ninety days, 46 At pence q dollar
Paris, sixty to ninety days, ABS francs United
States, 1t ninety days, II per cent premium nominal
Flour had risen IN Valparaiso Is now sold at $2 rs
49, six months. Sales Of sixty thousand quntals
had taken place before the rise for shipment.
The now crop will DO large. Barley soils At 81 81
81 co. cash. Carolina rice, Of which there little
In market, sells at 81 SO per quinta Refined American
sugar sold at quarter of 20 lbs There had been
sales Of nitrate Saltpers ut 81 So demanded.
TalowAt0 quintals were sod at 50 81, six months.
C0fee-4O0 quintals at $40 Is, cash
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
The victory Of Pabon havo settled the ques
tho independence Of Buenos Ayres from the con-
federation Several Of the confederate provinces had
subsequently declared for General Mtre the Commander
OF the republic had declared for him. Derqu tho Pres
dent had gone to Montevideo General Urquza had laid
down his arms