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From THE PAcIFIc-Wc arc indebted 10 the
attention of Captain A. S. DUNCAN, supcrcargo
OF the brig Tweed, for the following interesting
memoranda respecting Chill, Peru and Bolivia,
brought down to the first week in February.


When the Tweed left the Pacific, Chill was
under good and efficient Government, evidcn-
cling ever disposition, by equitable and just laws,
to promote the prosperity and happiness of the
people. Commerce and Agriculture are equally
protected and, as a natural consequence, the
country is fourishing and making rapid strides
to rank among the nations OF the earth. Thcim.
provenen;s made within the last twelve years
are great. Towns have been built up, and pro-
perty has increased in value to IN extent unpre-
cedcnted.


The U. s. Minister at Chill, Mr.. Pcndeton,
has had the claims of the United States Govern
ment acknowledged on very favorable terms, and
they are now in progress of liquidation. Mr.. P
is highly esteemed by the Chillan Government
and his own countrymen, and reflects great credit
on his country Baltimore American.