The New York herald., 1864-08-06
Our Panama Corr~spondcnce.

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Our Panama rr~spondcnce.
PANAMA, July 20. 1854.
Tbs Pacific steam Navigation Com ianys steamer Peru,
Captain Bloomfield, from Valparaiso and intermediate
ports srsve her anchorage Tabosa at midnight on
the leth Her dates Valparaiso, July 2; Coqnimbo,
Sd Caders. 4th; Coba, 9th; Iquque, 9th; Arca, Tn
ay s,h Pssco, l0ih; Callao, 18th, and Payta, 10th.
she brings following cargo for New YORKER ceroous
d bark lOl hides 81 bales Of goatskins, ceroons Of
indigo and u bass OF conee.
The news by tbe Peru is o very interesting nature
CHILE.
The excitement that created In Chile when the
news was nrss received OF the seizure OF the Chucha
Islands subsidized into comparative quiet not that
tho feeling against spain has 10 The least degree altered
but only because necessary wait TO observe hat
course SPAN intends pursue the matter aud she
purposes follow up the ss inaugurated by Admiral
Ptnron. Tho government Of bile making all due nre
psraons for any eency that arise. The ortn-
OF her harbors aud coast and increase OF her
naval orce viii be carried with The utmost vgor, SO
that "the worst come 70 the worst she VIII be pre-
pared.
So far has the excitement in regard TO the Peruvian
affair aoaled thai old trouble with Bolivia resfeci'og
the Meiones quSe6n has been revived with add tonai
comp icstioDs Recently the commander OF the Chilean
ofwar Esmera ds, stationed AZ Meiones, forcioy
s,opped the working OF mine 1t Chaoaya, bay eisht
miles TO the westward OF that station, which Is consd
cred se within boundary OF Chile The news OF this
affair although not official character, Is believed
70 DO autheptic and 1t is further understood that the
people Of Coba look upon the action Of the Chilean OH
Ger as great outrage, and have in numerous public
meetings demanded OF their government that prompt
and energetic be At once taken to obtain from
chile ample satisfaction for the outrase-as they term
u-perpetrated by OF her officers. This affair may
be the means Of bringing rupture between the two
republics bat it is thought that, Notwithstanding the
s1ci,erneDt OF the Boivians war may be averted
ALEC feared that treuble may arise asMssa s cni
Independence Such claim this will be, doubtless
resisted ground Argentine Repub-
Dc had given al the aid claimed itself was as
much for her benefit ana Independence for that OF
Chile. The Aroio Of the 1st iust speaking OF these
troubles between the republics OF South America
gard o. boundaries and other matters, says:"we al
ready ocho disputes OF this between Bolivia
Peru between Bolivia and Chile between Bolivia and the
argentine e.uolic; between Peru aud Ecuador and
SHORTLY will appear those OF Chile with Argentine Re-
pubic, Ecuador with New Granada, etc. II is truly as
melancholy az ridiculous that consisting
tracts uncutvated AID unpopulaed should oetake
inemse yes 70 wrsngie with such tenacity
ie~ OF ARID and useless ronts quite prepared TO
sppea 10 the sword the cnchng argumenthe subtle
And eonV lnclug ic that shall make their right
The noonoay son. bo bey think that those miserable
barren acres nrst Tor toe human blood that mako
them teen with ienteousness tor tue cenquerors'
WIN he exception OF these questions every thing
In che appears prosperous Congress bld suthorzei
Toe RAISING of Lev loan OF three millions OF dollars u
be Negotiated abroad. The Custom House laws and
t.rii are under revision and considerable reduction
Soked Tor the duties articles while others
snicn have beet heretofore Tree be taxed
ap Tor the dehcieucy.
Ibe winter Chie. which al nrst set IN with great
seserity aud gave every promise Of ooDtiDuaDce had
aodefaed very much al usi accounts beautiful weather
having ,o.Io~ed tne ienpests floods rred
early n the season. lbe hsrNests promise edn,
~s and, " tne weather spOula favorable tins
erop 4 TINS seas VII be the iaflest ever gath red
The railway which had suffered much Cd, tad
eeen Thoroughly repaired, and Is again active o,
ton
me remains Of General o'HigsSs TO se removed
from im Their pte-ent resting place, to Chie Congress
havns appropriated the sum cf twenty Thousand
1ohars i,r tne purIs uefray the
ng IN. ashes the departed removed Una "
Inferred ~ manper hitting toe occ commits
Stoa, be ded by The ustrious General Buues
vii proceed 10 Luna 10 vesse-owar Tor the purpose
~G carrying out the intentions OF the goverums.t
Tue death o genera Don Jose santiago Adnnate toek
place Al santiago cd the I'd Of May the
old sold o the republic and was highly esteemed and
respected by ne wnoe popUlsce.
IN tue VALPARAISO market during the two weeks prior
70 the sailing II lie been very
imitd and with very little v,riatou prices. 10 ..
per but little bad been done the arrivals from the ple
rior had been very sma-Dot enough to complete sales
made time some parties 40 not care 10 siI
d present prices AID some pre- to ship their
account Be re tie arr,ai OF the last steamer some 800
% 900 quintas were disposed Of the greater part
ts 20 on shore but Tree o. duty Afterwards the only
hyersoIe before the slst OF Aus us, prce equal "
tis IS, cash, o. board.
Frequent aud stoug earthquakes had occurred In val
paraso during the week prior the sailing OF the
steamer.
PERU.
The means Of offence and defence that have been %
long 10 retsration are row neary completed aud Peru
VII soon be 10 coIdton TO move enecs Al span |
persists IN hodmg her preseut position II Peru |
cofnt.euees the attack II Viii be viii tue hope |
Of rddns ber waters Of pibzoo squadron be ore
eo6tons urces car arrive frcs1 spain 10 this sue
VII usnd all her euetgirs the FIRST assault In
tetvy oroe 10 order o. es success Ibe spaptp
y . nece. ss.a
om sne lpe n. ssrsa yom soa ssn'
sy ior Acapulco, WITH coal stores having on their
Ny uroppea 70 :. .ne .hi.cnas With The certainty
linzon hss alone been sse maintan his psit,oo
sun bod possession u portion Of the Peruvian terri.
dofy that appeared al arst 10 be knew what
70 do With.
be enthusiasm Of the people Peru FOR the war docs
not appear " be 90 the deeresse Numbesof volunteers
omng forward and enrolling Shemse ses and there
vii be no difficulty IN raising any number re.
quired u sGectusly prevent Spanish rce ebtsn-
ing foothoId the mainland OF Peru What may be
done sh at In another matter entirely anc, AZ have
before, she sucesss Peru this respect viii
moves.
Tue Peruvian government receives ths couste tepancc
seen ny hs following letter from that government TO il
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cAa1c1s Jase 5. 1904
ssys Ss ss1s Of iniermns you
0ria ss .lso re Of M Gsssrrsas menorssdum
.ss ,.ns a@. aesp.h o. the Peruvian hniser Of
informed Pane "a. 70 .sss ssss.ss e 40 . s
-. which 81 - sss Soos
4 .s. ssi possible IN tn. few day. allowed N. !, a.
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