New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
CHILL.
Revolutionary Movements

ard still existing III Chill
VALPARAISO, Monday. oct. g. 1851.
By the splendid American steamer Golden Gate,
/ (Which Will doubtless overtake the mail that let,
/ here the 26th ult,l hasten 20 glge you orief
outline OF the interesting but me ancholy condition
| ofthe hitherto tranquil and hourShlnS Republic OF
/ Chill
The term Of Office ofthe late President Gen Bul-
mes expired on the l6th September and for the
space of ten years the country has made great pro-
gTess under his administration. In August the new
election had taken place, and resulted amer warm
canvass, III favor OF Don Manuel Montt-thc candI-
| date OF the Government. against General Cruz, one
Of their revolutionary heroes-the tyouie o. the AT
my, and OF large portion OF the people, especially
those of the important province of Oncepclon where
he had long exercised the functions of lntcndente
! Mont was distinguished lawyer, OF Santiago,
! VINO had rendered himself somewhat obnoxious
while hlhng OF the seats IN the Cabinet OF the
| last Administration but the chief Objection IL nun
| was that he the nominee n ne G0rcrnnent-
| Nurmurs of dissatisfaction arose on all sides Gov
! eminent was accused of exertng undue influence
over the ballot box. and OF buying votes IN immense
/ numbers But when. from fear OF General OruZs
! influence Government removed hun from the 'nten-
dency Of MS province. and from the command OF the
army there, threats OF revolt sounded throughout the
Republic, and the Inauguration Of Montt II was
sad, would be prevented
The Government party however, having So large
constitutional majority IN their favor, went stead
lily forward and preparations Tor ms instaiiaIloh
INTO Office were made with the usual display
! Exasperated, at last, to the highest pitch, and IN
spite OF the circumstances ~ General Cruz himself,
the lnslirrectlon WAS set foot 1t toqulmbo On The
SIN of September Meeting With opposition there,
they deposed and baIIIshed MelsNeJO, the ineh-
deIte, and the heads OF department took posses
sion OF the Customhouse, the Treasury, and All me
archives OF that province putting Don Vicente 10
mia aLlhe he al of affairs as nendeue and Govern
or on OF the cusiOm-house chest they got a3ou.
$4,000, and they made forced loans from several
wealthy individuals IN the nelghbOfaool
They then seized the steamer Freely, belonging 10
Mr. Lambert, an English gentleman, engaged IN the
copper business there. dispatching her 10 Coniep-
cOn, the stronghold OF General CruI, 10 arouse
their compatn0s Il. the South.
In Conception niiar outbreak had taken place
and Win great success. The insurgents had appio-
priated everything to themselyes-hat oanished the
heads of department. aud appO nted Col Nicund rs
Intendente. They seized the Cmtlan mail steamer
Arauco with 100000 belonging 10 Government, ana
| took her INTO their service.
Ilp To this period the 18Th September. Gen Cruz
! had not lent himself TO the moyemeat and sdtlSneI
with their success, so far the insurgents now al-
! peared disposed 10 wax awhile. 10 see whether the
| other provinces would follow their example, before
! determining to march on Santiago In the mean
time expresses reached the Cabinet at santiago, an
nVunclng these movements IN the North and SCUM 3
and great excitement was produced by the Intell-
! gencc. The other provinces. not maniiestns any
desire TO coaesce with the revolt, energetic meas
/ ures were soon taken to send forces 10 quclllt.
The hrst detachment Of Infantry ordered to Val
paTaso consisted Of 800 70 400 men Of the Regiment
OF ChacabuCo and these were seduced by their ON
GERS and Col Gonzales their chief to take the road
/
! ton. When tins became known in Santiago, on
SUNDAY morning, the 18TH September, the excitement
! became intense Tine city was at once put under
martial Law. and the President vested with absolute
powers A company Of Artillery was dispatched
alter the renegades, ana they were al brought back
within - hours, without bootsaed. Their leaders,
col. Gonzales and others, were gNcnup llnpisohe1,
| and VIII PROBABLY DC snot
While other troops were simultaneously Jipa,cl-
/ ed by land toward the NOrlh and South from san
tago, the fea ships composing the thlllannsyy, anu
! fhax had
/ efficiency, were sent TO sea from Valparaiso, WIN
! troops, for toQuImbo aud Talcahuano, to put those
ports under blockade, Valparaiso ltselt beng also
/ under martial law some arrests were maze IN III"
last named CITY, and some mag dZneS 81 Carriages
seized but there Wa no appearance oil an out
! break
/ While the Ministry were thus active with these
warhke measures they did rot neglect % prjy4e
the usual estlyltiesby which the ndug urauOn OK Toe
new President and tn celebration OF thsr national
Independence, were 20 oe SIMULTANEOUSLY celeDrteu
/ on the l1th. 18th and igh September These were,
therefore, as usual observed - DAYS 81 ccrcmJh)ls
reloicings-damped good de j. Of course, 10y me
dubious condition OF the country. The national
/ songs were not sung with the accust0mea hItHty .
/ but what Wa lacking there ~is made up oy tAe en-
thusasm created ~ the displays OF IRE WORKS ana me
like.
18th, IN the great Cathedral, when hign mass Vas
celebrated N Is most imposing forms and Lle
solemn peals OF the organ hefaiiel the lAltt!ttDu
Of a man against whom halt tie people Oi the
The wealth OF nc country, aud generally tae ints
hgence Of n alsO.as ~sii - al the oreigh M romans
are Oh the sice OF GOtef!lmeDt-ds sht 81 liW ana
order-for they realize how much the revolution
fwhatever party gains must retaTd the progress oi
the country. IN Santiago and ftiparHsp, taouBJ
much anxiety prevails. the impression pfeIoluu'e'
thai Government ~! succeed lh pi.A,5 20 '- ne
revolt while IL COlui.no0 AMI Conception tae.e is
but one opinion the other way.
General buines, the AYE rfe,i1enti hdd gone rom
Santiago tow ard Conrcpclon - RAISE troops on tie
road aud 10 pat himself a. the head OF The arm VI
th, Government. II N4s aid. on the one ndnl, nat
he was enthusiastically received IN nc provinces ne
raeset through while on me other, and more r.
Gently II Has reported that n Tax competed ID
flii Oack upon Ialca, before me ais tfte 5-fe %
hlteen hundred men moving or ron Jnfey,i)A.
Certain II Is that Government hHd lelt y necessary
10 SEND arms and ammunition 10 re- niosce aim-,ut
nan are what - most Utntec
In snorr the iare the ad.nini.1a.on may nov e
sid to dc pend upon tks trays p fae ft7f d. ~ t
.-4 (rsnf.sr 0Ei.fy uDon The Teg.mcat Of d. aran.
usrgue) when yei are an % passive tlei issth
ta- winch slce tEcy haI J3ln. ne lAcs- a-cOlLit
iron Concepcon confirm .Ae previous f-nCfs ~
Gen. RUIZ had Al i-ngtn Qut m5eit AZ 'he hcad 81
tie nOFeLeni- lie ~ is>uei proc amazon, - tne
b amy as " GeneIa.-Ig-t NET and GOTernof - tle
~ogihen Province and had gwen ietefs- .'4feAt
.ofie steamer Ar.ucO 30 cruise IA ms service.
IN tl. Moth Gea Ca~reTa Nas 10 command 10
soruImbo. 4 scouting parry Of ms troops h. ea
coun,erec tie Government forces a. HlApeL IN
were captured, rut !ater account say th., -.
GuZlnan ndC dfserHdTu os'i C"ttiiiiyD"' -, t.
no lad taken Up nj position a iIAapel IN ~
from the Government net O. "a mr. b'y.'iD 70.
. ca, nloodsbec ms vet occurred. 5ui u J. y %
feared that Dreadful carnage MI eASDe "''esS d.
paclfcauon be speedily effected. ....o ,.f ,he
I IN. Erl.,sh trInira!. on receiyig 10. &c -. -
.'yiye of me Flrefy.r and OF ne ih,eAtipu 70
,.zet9e British Mail STEAMER soon tue al 100
olsratched hs fngaies Gorgon ad prse'
80 ., 10 I'oon,mbo aud the later 10 dic tiH"h'
"e IA INC ,,.oyer tie FREELY - % demand a. IN
5ev,nity He gave public notice t-'i COG .iin2o
Sy HI; s 1Ps S9t oos% .s, THIS
pa1u, az. I'm the auarooat o. the Chi1 Gosefn-
mi and was intended 70 aid 'hem gam. ne
,n.m,stats. TIE Dcyer le:urned i.on lac -. tn2
vi,hou. fndng the Firsfy-ou' me hot.on .oos
,a..es.ion OF her IN COGuIDoo, siG ofoaent her TO
valparano .o,,s,,;oo