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INTERESTING FROM vALPARAIso.-We have re-
csived tiles of letters and papers from Valparaiso
by the Robin Hood, at Boston She sailed on the
18th Of July


Lima was under martial law. Much enthusiasm
existed in favor Of Elias, and decided opposition
against Biranca. The city of Lima had been for
tihed all the entrances to it guarded, and all the
men were under arms, not excepting the Judges OF
the Courts Elchenique, one Of Biranca's gene
rails, approached within league OF the city, but
finding such strong opposition, he retired.


We annex letter from correspondent. II the
report of the conduct Of the captain of the Philip
Hone be strictly true, he ought not to have COM
mand OF another vsssel-pot even a mud-scow


vALrARAIso, July ~, Is44.
DEAR SIR -


take the liberty to write you accompanying my let
ter with a report Of dinner which came of here the
glorious Ath. send herewith newspaper containing
full particulars.


would like to cell your attention to the disgraceu
conduct of the master Of American vessel this
coast The brig Philip Hone. Of your port which left
and 10 spite Of the solicitations OF his mate and passen
the captain refused to bear down and ascertain her
name-conduct the culpable, that he was aware
that the Empress, an American vessel, was long
due. and that great deal of uneasDess felt here
about her You satisfy yourself OF the truth Of this
statement ny applying to Mr. H-r, who came home
passenger in her The Chian government. with great
prompude as soon they heard OF H. sent Of
must have sunk, for although they crused about the
place whore the captain Of r Hone reported her.
thing more could be seen Of her


Business at Valparaiso was very dull-money
scarce, the Government having most Of that COL
lected for duties in their chests