New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
We have dates from Valparaiso 10 the 18th, and
Callso 70 the 9th Of January:
Corr..ToEdence Of The Panama Star.


Callso TO the 9th Of January:
Corre.ToEdence Of The Panama Star.
CALLAo Jan. u, 1888.
The revolution that has distracted this country Tor
the last year i'll doubtless soon be brought 10 lose
On the 18th inst the Cmian Minister embarked on
board the French war steamer Lavosser and lett iui-
mediatey for Arequps, for the purpose OF oheflng
such ,erIns e peace A. will be satisfactory 10 both
parties So far the Government Is concerned, It has
done all that it could honorably do TO bring about
settlement of the question, bu; TO no purpose.
Castia's Government has been the most liberal that
ever presided the destIes of this country all
measures have been far a. their operson has been
felt benz fetal and il is greatly 20 be regretted that
the country was not prepared for so liberal lnstltu-
tons The food too strong tor the child and their
spirit met in accordance with the limited vew OF
bjgo,ed priesthood That the church is AT the bot
tom and the principal director OF the present reVoiu
ton Il eie cannot exist doubt. They counted upon
the assistance of all the members OF the last Admins
traion loverthrown by Castlla), but We're deceived
only few joined them, and the rest received moety
Of their pay monthly 70 save them from want. Ten.
Castillo emoDg the many noble acts connected with
bis name has recently added one more that entitled
him TO be called Castillo the Just BY decree
lust published lie orders that all the officers OF the
last Adm nisrhtion who have remained neutral during
the present revolution shall be restored to thelrank
and gain reassume their respective commands. ms
is extended 10 both branches of the service. The
measure has been received by all with JOY This &C
ion il noble and il will call to the side of Castillo
IL any brave ard experienced officers.
A few nights ago some OF the officers OF the war
seemer Ucayali attempted TO run away with her, but
the captain escaped through the stern window and
swan on board the Loa and gave the alarm. A force
was sent on board the tcsyali, and the officers ar
re,ed Their inter ton was TO Join the Revolutionary
palty but were disappointed The officers VIII De
couIt-martiaed immediately.
TIE uewr from the south II important. An engage
ment took place between the Government and the
Revolutionary forces the 18th inst, which resulted
in the defeat OF Vivanco's party. The dispatch is
brief, as follows: -
son the 18th inst. the flower Of Nivaneos troops
infantry cavalry and guerlas-came outside the city
Castillo ordered his troops 10 advance, cross the rve
and attack the left wing OF Vivanco; Aiter orleI
engagement Vvancos troops retreated leaving '1eir
dead upon the field after which Castillo returned to
occupy h- old portion. The engagement was con-
Quoted by Marshal San Roman"
While they are fighting down south we homores
north have been enjoying ourselves in yacht racing
The officers Of her Britannia Majesty ship Alarm
imagined that they had the fastest boat in tue South
Pacific and gave the challenge, IN consequence OF
which q regatta was got up for the occasion, ana nne
boats started for the sweepstakes. The race was 70
be five miles to eeward and back again. the signal or
starting was the firing of a gun at ~ p III. Inc
following were the boats, and IN the order III WHICH
they came in to the winning stake: .
Ross..................... Wild Ysniee..'.'''''''
Feiucha Northumberland Alarms Gutter
Alarms second cutter, Nai9d and Greek got N some
time during the night Rosa the regatta by thirty
three minutes; 80 that the boa. that never was
beat got terrible beating. The day was oeautiui
one and large number of persons went out 10 see Tue
race. The pilot boat Hunter, with large NUMBER Oh
invited guests on board sailed around the bay accom-
panied BY band of the National Guard; and IN iact
the boys had great time.
The contract for supplying the United States Win
gusno has been given 10 the Peruvian house OF cara
condegu & Co. The French contract will probably Dc
closed within the next fifteen days but vita the cIase
tackled on that oil charters and contracts made oy Tue
former contractors Montana X Co., are 70 DC feeog
nized by the new contractors