The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-09


to-day. She viii take Mr. Ernans opera troupe, which
arrived on the Champion from New York.
Commerce remains dull.
In port here stationed the American sloopos-
war Saranac. In Aspinwal, the United States brig
Perry.
News from the South Pacific.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, May 20, 1852.
Ca1ina Changes in Chile-Indignatios Against European
Interference and the Formation Of Ansi Inoasion Socie-
nes-ImTesting Reports from the Mines-Pyesit siial
Election in Pv1-Fhe Perurian Loan in England
Murder by Priest Of Ecuador-Z1e Rebellion Boria
Bsded, de-. dc.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Cal
lao arrived at Taboga the 22d instant from the South
Pacific The Callao brings the following passengers
For Panama-,lr. Paulsen and servant, G G. Glen, s.
Rdde Paz Sedan j. NJ Watson, j. Person, Mr. Ross
and lady, J. A Figueroa, j. Z. Pomerada E. Ballon. NJ
Torrico, s. Keyser, Charles Garote-and thirty second
and third class passengers.
For Souhamp5on-G. G.. Bingley, Mr.. and Mrs Remey
and three children, Miss Watson, Juan W. Romano ;.
Rost, E. Pan s. Sokoosky, Victor Gotuzvar Julio Gaze
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Naylor, Miss Miller Mrs Rost and
two children, Mr. and Mrs Grace r. Noel, N. Pucco, L.
s. Moore NJ Costenoble J. D. Cunandes, A. Binais, Mr.
Wheeock, N. Jack and J. A. Roduto.
She has also, as cargo
For PGnana-1s0 vermicelli, 500 bags -four, go
bags cocoa So packages sundries.
For Scuhdmpton-524 ceroons bark, bales orchla,
~ packages sundries.
For LtDrpoo---374 bars copper, $50 bales cotton SO
csroons bark, ls6 bags cocoa, cases merchandise.
For New Fork-l35 hides, l0l ceroons bark, balos
goat skins, 40 bags cocoa, packages.
For sn9taad-l6s packages spscie-Sa2o s42s.
For Panama-si6, 723 20.
The dates brought by the CaIlao follows-Port
Nontt, April Is; Valparaiso, May q Coquimbo, s. Cal
dera, s. Coba, g. africa I; lslay 8; Isas de Chncha,
10; Pisco 10; Caao IL; Payta, 10, and G1aya4u IL.
ministerial crisis bad occurred in the latter part
April in the Presidents Cabinet. Don Manuel Acade
Secretary OF the Interior ard Foreign Affairs and Don
designations General Garcia the Secretary OF War had
Of the same time verbally sgnihed t. the President
his wlinsness 70 retire from hs office The Right Rev.
Bishop Donoso secretary o. Pubic Worship and Instruc
ton had also rendered his resignation, order
tate the construction of a new Cabinet.
Great indignation Is manifested in Chile against tho
policy OF England, France and Spain, and societies
being formed with the object Of opposing the schemes OF
The government commissioners have published very
interesting report upon the state OF the mines in Chile
There are lls mines in operation worked at 600 dGe
rent places, 3O4 Of which are yielding very profitable
returns Water 10 very scarce in the mines, and
tanned at a great cost. Wood Commands average
price OF about one cent per pound
The total monthly yield Of all these copper mines is
found 10 be from 600 10 10 SIS 900 pounds OF ore
metal The general average Is estimated twenty i've
per cent
The silver mines yoh monthly $4,000 pounds OF orc.
returning ut the rate OF forty marks twenty pounds
weight yer bar, sixtyfour quntns The deepes; or
the copper mines the Descubrdora within the district
Of Agarrobo at a depth OF 15i metres.
Several Indian chrss caciques with a retinus OF
sixty persons, had visited the President santiago
dc Chile settle some question about their frontier
PROJECT Of railroad from CHILEAN 70 Conception Is In
contemplation.
Several applications have been made 70 the govern
ent for patent rights and exclusive privileges and
among others for process for m .npuating gold
ores for extracting the tanning properties from sub
stance known as linue wood; for new method Of pull
vsrizng metals; for introducing hydraulic dock
the port OF Valparaiso for driving apparatus for
steam bakery; for building breakwater and floating
wharf. and for an sarthsnware mandatory.
twenty I'VE whaIers had arrived 1t Tzczhrano
The southern farmers have commenced planting all
sorts o. cereals, but particularly wheat
The Coquimbo and Serenos Railroad was opened on the
2ist Of April
PERU.
The elections along the coast have passed on very
quietly In most places Ramon has victorious.
but in Lima and Caaso Generals San Ramon and Echep-
tqus have obtained nearly equal number o The
result OF the vote q the whole republic not yet
known.
Great Indignation had manifested in Peru against
the Peruvian Minister In England for his attoapt
prevent the loan required by Peru from England sspe
saiy After having just resigned his ONCE and only
But the Congress has sanctioned the loan
ana sr hAdulfo was returning 70 Peru account for
his mssion, when he the steamer conveying the
news Of the action Of the Congress and he Immediately
returned 70 England by the same steamer.
Inc Paclc Steam Navigation Company steamers New
@' DoN''>, i"s~ ~ Nioua were IN port at Callao.
Everything IN this republic ia quie, There had been
priest OF the Order Of San Francisco named J.e Antonio
Puias but no had made his escape The Presdsnt has
70
that may arrest him
There had appeared sevora Of smallpox In the
province o Pchincha but the authorities were adoptng
every precaution 20 preTen, Ia spreading.
Dr Pedro Gual died At Grayaquil the Tth inst DR.
Gual native Of Venezuela and one of the mos, ~
finguished men 10 south Amsna4
The mission Of Senor Outline, who vas sent By the
government Of Ecuador 70 paso 10 New Granada proved
" be complete failsrs. fbssskhorit~ Paste refused
30 have anything TO say 70 him.
A correspondence has taken place b-tween General
Mosquora and the OF Ecuador tbs reo
ganization Of Old Colombia. 4 enclose tAe papers.
BOLIVIA.
The revolution In ibis republic has been suppressed
after battle fought at Sgcre. the 14th ultmo Tie
elections for Pres dent were scsn 10 take place.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
general Congress OF Representatives 0f the fourteen
provinces OF the River Plate to meet at Buenw Ayrss
pnthe25th Of May upon the Of President MLe
on tnssame day the statue OF General san Martin
be erected at Busnos Ayrcs and the Northern Railroad
Also TO be insugurated.
Affairs I'm Central America.
orr PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE
PASssA, May 30, 1862.