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London, England, 1826-01-21 00:00:00

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StMJCM QUIS DICERS FALSUM v in4r

LON DON,
Sdrunnior EVE.VI,Va, JANUARY 21, 1526.

Private Letters, received yesterday by The
ntseneX'jseex Mail, detail the partieulars of a
*Pvoluthitiary movement at Valparaiso. Although
it will be seen by the following extracts of Let.
tors from, Valparaiso and Sr Jar de Chili that
the insurrection against the Government had sub-
it ls~ evident that the seeds of internal dia.
:fusion hive already taken root—even in the very
infancy of the.Chilian Republic

VALPARAISO, OCT. 9, IH'25.

We have had something in the shape of a revolution here.
The Vidparaiso people have for some time felt themselves as
being greatly imposed upon by the Santiago Government,
which has adopted some extremely arbitrary measures in lay.
ing rigoreus restrictions on their trade, and by various other
steps that have excited disgust. The full measure of this
feeling was at length publicly manifested, by a meeting of
the inhabitants of Valparaiso being convened, on the specific
"qUisition of the Governor I When the people met, their
grievances were stated plainly and boldly, but without exag-
geration. Indeed:, the individuals piesent were all, More or
)eaff, suirerers. by the restrictions and arbitrary measures of
which complaint was so generally made.
resulVf the Meeting was a resolution, passed unani.
Aro:midi and by acclamation, that all correos of Ministers
.4‘reta,r:sbauld, ,froni that moment, be annulled—and that
Jutimation. should be forthwith given to Government, that
"they' would' Itieneeferfli hold - themselves independent. On
such intimation being given, It was treated with sore.
l'cli2n contempt by the Ministers, who directly appointed a
nee Governor, and he forthwith set out for Valparaiso. On his
cute, ho, Wit& met by a number of persons coming from
°lac place., and instead :of proceeding on his journey, he re-
tlirned with,them to St. :Jago. On his re-appearance in that
41'4, the Supreme Diitetor flew into an ungovernable rage,
,4°44l'instantly.put 250 horse in motion, with orders to' take
P.°9! on of Valparaiso.
The cerps,' however, had not proceeded far, witen they were
recalled, by 'a special ordeilfrom the Congress. This is said to
4.411)61e irlionsequence of the Colonels of the different Re-
ginlents having sided .teith the. peoik; and takeri the oath of
44cdiettea to the Congreis.
HATllea,ollrenie Director, was then required to take the oath of
-"cur"' *ed obetlierice to the Congress,but he hesitated. After an
lat ts.,
art nour,le was 'again summoned to attend and take
the' baths; hut Lit Wes tiled 'discovered that he had decamped,
litittl two hundr4 'and - fifty of his guard, carrying