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PERU.-Lima papers to the 9th OF August, and
Valparaiso papers 20 the 23d OF July, have been
received here.


The Minister of Chill having offered his media
ton for the adjustment of the difficulties between
Peru and Ecuador, tie Peruvian Government has
accepted his offer.


The steamer Chill arrived at Callao August 3D.
from Valparaiso, having conveyed. either part
or the whole of the distance, lOi passengers.


On the ID OF August, the U. S. ships Cyane
Yorktown and Dale were at Ccquimbo.


The American merchant vessel Gloucester at
Copiato; the American scAr. Coqumbo was at
lquique.


Tho Peruvian Government has issued " decree,
declaring Gen. Lafuente, who commanded de-
tachment of their army in the Department of Aya-
cucho, rebel, and prohibiting all public function.
aries from giving him assistance.


Notwithstanding this decree, however, Latuene
was returned to the Electoral College of Lima;
having received 80 out of l2l votes


The RoeuE's PROGRESS In the Natchitoche,
Herald of the 18th ut. we find the following: A
fellow calling himself Spencer who is, we believe,
worthless son of the Secretary of War, passed
through here some time since, and took in several
of our citizens for small amount. Representing
himself TO be in the service OF the Government,
having bean sent to institute some inquiries at H.
Jesup, he borrowed from one $50 and from another
horse, and proceeded to the Fort. There he
was very kindly treated and made much of as the
son of the Secretary. He informed them that he
was instructed to examine the progress of the
opening of the Raft, to which point he departed
Arrived at Shreveport, the seq, of his official du.
ties was removed TO Fort Towsos Since this he
has not been heard from. To what extent he
levied contributions on the route, we have mol
learned Our friends here, however, are minus
nne his money and The Other his horse.