The New York herald., 1867-05-26

expected here in Z shor. time.
present beyond some long speeches. Congress has not
taken any further steps towards 'approprisng the
Ihe French feet that arrived hers few days ego from
Acapulco brought with tnsm small vessel which was
Mexican prize The said vessel was cold here on the
25tn BY the French Admiral, without permission
already taken notice Of the breach Of neutrality
and call on the authorities 70 prevent 1t
On tho 9th Of March government signed treaty Of
commerce and navigation with Brazil law has been
passed declaring the penalty Of death for counterfeit
ing and the Same penalty to any employs In the mint
who shall prove false to his trust The postal arrange
ment between Bolivia and Chile been concluded. 70
tho effect that any letter paid IN one country shall be
free in the other The road from Santiago de Chquitos
70 Corumba is finished making the distance shorter by
two hundred and fifty miles.
The United States gunboat Resaca sailed for Panama
the 23d the flagship Powhatan sailed for the same
place the 25h. The MOhican arrived from Valparaiso
on the 25th.
Excnange on England ninety days. bankers bills
45Hd to 500; United states, thirty days. ships bills
9k per cent discount
the Part of Governments Authorities Cabi-
net Changes Expected-Tho Argentine Re-
volt Reported ut an End, &c.
VALPARAISO, April II, 1857.
When is the Spanish American difficulty 70 be settled
is still the question Of the day. with prospect of is
immediate Everything remains in the same
condition that has the for the ast ton
Spanish eet except tho indefinite intelligence brought
by the irregular mails the Andes, and
sional vessel from the Atlantic and the people are
patiently waiting for some action the part Of the
allied republics to indicate whether peace s desirable
not The press Of Chile opposes external mediation but
at the same time calls loudly for the settlement
Of the difficulties, apparently forgetful Of the ab
scnce OF Spanish forces from the Pacific, and
the utter incapability OF the allied squadrons 70
successfully assume offensive operations At The
mediation offered by the United States has mot bscn
cepted, do think now that IL will be. Spain has
been heard from yet the subject BY the govern
ment Of Chile but the impression here is that gov
srnment ID friendly to Spain than TO these repub
lies, and that her Catholic Majesty will mot hesitate 70
avail herself Of North American Intervention.
The suspicion that spain would like to submit the
question to the united Sates is Of the great OBJ
stscles TO the popularity Of friendly offer in this
country and when the attitude Of Peru s taken into
consideration on tho subject seems improbable. not
satisfactorily than did the attempted intervention
OF England and France. ts aifN sal t7S
anchor In the harbor, but viii leave In few days
cruise to the southland for exercise expect 70
pany tho hee and hope 70 find some interesting topics
the time will be spent at the Island Of Juan Fernan
dez whero excellent facilities afforded for shooting
Nothing new has turned up respecting the relations
between Peru and Chic and tho United States on tho
squsdron The old entente cordi0e betwsen tho Peruvian
feet aud mon Of war has been re-esablshed and
able that the whole AFFAIR s ocni.ey settled By ibis
time, and that saiuting will 60 on ~ before What
action any, has been taken By Admiral DahlRrcn since
Mr. Tucker went back to Peru unknown hero but the
Peruvian and Chilean vessels take IL for granted that the
unpleasant dculty Is already adjusted and neglect NO
opportunity 70 offer courtesies 10 our squadron.
Tho result OF the recent Congressional elections
definitely known; the government party. as ntmated
IN % ~ ss -. soapr1 ouS m
mted BY subordnates having the control OF the ballot
ing; and that our voters may SEQ how republicanism
nourishes here give the following extract from the
In all localities where the government certain Of
cess there wss q Legality and OBJ
Of Is. the
person attended hi. satellites. and tsyonss
sssSSa Sa
day day opre preoesns ssson '.
bend S
s al m public IN
The election appointed held stationed
Into forbade all thereto excep. 70 such belonged
allowed 70 vote and ~ these scandaous sue
ceeded obanns on, Of total q three hundred and ft
course were part.ans Of the government In Frelrna
arrest. by which the compse
@ IN sns s m
in the register q 9 exclude
adve.se. from the polls they 4 order avoid there being
hep, The member, Of the Opposition party *. distance
msni had gained the victory when Il had in reality
beaten Linares things were carried to e,sn greater
ahead whseupon the tools o. The EIecu.iye entered upon
quarter The inspectors OF the polls under
rest others were appointed in their place w'.hou. shadow
didaies rsncorousy pcrsecued and imprisoned and
III. matter Of doqe, whether no. Congress. wiz
the republic does not wholly the conduct OF his
believe ha, Congress win ali ths. Is favorable %
its friends and ~ snna whatever msat By any possibility
opposition members greater than already existing We.
eer,sin i we can now say that government aa. lost
ground immensely BY the high handed proceedings Of s
Tho newspapers announce an approaching change OF
Cabinet some stating that Mr. Covarruas is about 70
retire from the post OF Minister OF Foreign Relations,
and succeeded by the present Minister Of War; Senor
Erraxux and that the vacancy thus created s TO be
Esrssns viii retire sIiogeshsr from the Cabinet The
reasons for these changes not well understood but
believed that the difference OF opinion between MI
Covarruas and the rest OF the government the sub
| isct OF the war induces i'm 70 resign.
The Mendoza revolution seems 10 have come TO an
end On the LIST OF April General rannero defeated
General Saa under whose orders all the revolutionary
leaders had placed themselvcs but reliable details Of
the affair have vet been received here Since that
the revolutionss have not been able TO rally and ara
| evidently IN . hopeless condition.
severe shock Of earthquake disturbed Valparaiso on
the night Of the 18th inst the vibration lasted several
seconds and was 20 violent 20 great numbers
al people 10 rush half clothed into tho streets and pros
trats themsslves with cries and lamentations Tue
HERALD correspondent changed bis base from the thirt
storv OF 4 brick house with degree OF ascrty thai
would do credit to an acrobat and only returned TO hi
vrtuous couch after sufficient time had elapsed 70 nd
csss that the couvusion had expended its force.
heavy rumbng sound accompanied the earthquake an
was heard approaching for about two seconds before "a
i shock was felt
The United states steamer Mohicsn sailed YESTERDAY
for Csllao IN rope to her with the North facn
squadron The Dakota is still bsre-ai on poaiu Vel
The Enssh iron clad frigstc Jealous, with Admirs
Hastings on board left the 18TH for the Norm facinc
| aud the frigsss Topaz for the south Paciac.
| ApssusEa COMMITS SUICIDE sY HANGING
RocnxsrHR, N. X, May Is, 1851