New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
Later from VALPARAISO.

August. The intelligence from the interior OF
Chill is very encouraging, the troops sent BY the
Governor having returned victorious, after entirely
subduing The zealots, who were very much discon-
tented, wishing to settle their religious feud among
themselves The citizens of Valparaiso expressed
much satisfaction at its termination. The accounts
from Peru are very uncertain. II Is said that the
war there is about to end. The Provinces in the
North Of Bucnos Ayres are anxious TO make peace
and are wi!lisg to do every thing in their power
| for tina. purpose. Tie Peruvians do not aspear
to be 50 disposed, and are continually harassisg
their opponents at every opportunity. The inhabi-
tants of the Province OF Coquirn5o have at last
succeeded in capturing number OF the mountain
eers from Cstaruarca; ti.ey imrnediateiy execuled
them all. The number is unknown, and the ru.
NOR is the only authority for the story The Cali
farnia left at Valparaiso the ship Natchez, of
| New-York, which arrived on the 30ih of August
from that port; also the ship Orpheus Capt. Hill,
| from New-York, for Coquimbo. a few days
thence to Nes-Yorl,, ships Emily and Roscius,
for Boston On the 20th Of September, in sight
of Cape Horn, passed American whaer, steer
ing westward, showing white signal, with black
balls in it, The California has experienced very
heavy gales during the passage. She made Long
Island on the 9th November. and was blown Off
CoLr AGAly.-We heartily wish that the fate
Of Colt and the circumstances of his death night
be allowed no longer TO disturb the public mind,
and regret exceedingly articles in the knicker-
booker, Democratic Review, and otter leading
periodicals, calculated to effect possible good,
but serving only for that morbid appetite for tales
of blood which grows by what it feeds on. But
there is in the minds of very maay OF our citizens
suspicion, not very decided perhaps, but still a
suspicion, that Colt is YET alive; and, until this is
completely driven away, it mast not be expected
that the subject should to be matter of dis
cussion A letter in the Commercial yesterday,
from Dr. HosAcK, it would seem, should put this
matter for ever at rest even if the evidence before
known were not amply sufficient, which it is he
.tates that he was we'll acquainted with Colt, and
visited him the morning Of bis death. Some days
before, Colt told him that he would never be hung,
leaving him IL infer that he intended even then,
to commit suicide. Immediately after his death, |
DR.. H. entered the cell Of Colt, found him dressed
precisely as he had been during the day, lying
has been already described He thinks the deed
must have been coalmitted after o'clock, !
with perfect delibcraton and camness and that the
dagger was thrust in with both hands, and not by
stab.
" The article credited Commercial Advertiser
Yesterday relation 10 Arthur Tappaa shoul1 have beeh
quoted frocn the Evening Express. Standard.
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