The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-26

sevsva other pe,.ssaI blenders hsve besn trsd and
vctsd OF conspiracy and condemned 70 death, Dus b
believed thai the governme0y susp tclce,
and enher iDpyhen the parti's or baoish them.
On 2Ssh February, have been arrested and are now IN
me HocSrto, the publication Of which has been
pended for some time past by order OF government has
again MADE IL appearance but It's political tone oons
One muHoe three hundred thousand do lsrs of he
million loan Effected by government In england has
been received here and as soon as order restored VIII
be put in Circulation.
sui at this place. has got into difficulty with the an,hor
ties which has resulted in the revocation Of mis- erequaU
The fscts Of the substsnt ally these
Alter the riot Of the 2Sln ult. bad been suppressed q
number Of the rpReaders fed for refuge TO the COnsus
house. or the hospital premises attached thereto and
der the supervision OF the Consul II 10 the know
ledge Of the authorities that parties concealed there
who had been concerned in the RIOT and the evening
OF the let Of March, officer having the promises
by the back WALL several OF refugees on the
cODy OF the house; he essayed to then when
CUusus uhe Consul being absent at the tms) rush
ed hike heroine between the officer his prey place
the stars and stripes between him and the men,
aud dared him TO cross 1t, or presume 70 touch
upder the roof Of the Consulate 70 TINS the
officer PAID attention. but rushed towards refugees
With tue intention OF arestns them when consuls
wife again u,erposed ana he consented 10 until
Consul could be seUt for When he arrived aalu
rally pdgnant That his boose should ha been iei
h. bis absencc by armed force aud while IN ths ex
cited be assaulted the officer aud disarmed him.
roe officer Gays that when he the coosn much
cited add attempting 10 wrest ais ssord from hin,
thought it better ~ pacify him by delivering
bm, for, If any sQuabble had occurred, the soldiers
who by this lime had joined the cer-vould have
upbestatipgiy shot down not only the Consul, but
every the spot In this, the officer showed
some prudence but it rs questionable whether he
had any right to enter the COpsuPs premises
Nth All armed force without written order
When the Consul little cool he demanded OF
officer BY vha right he had dared % enter MS noases TO
entirely under martial aS and having observed standing
the balcony OF the noose OF the parties concerned
the outbreak OF 2Stn February the avoxed object OF
which overthrow the government he bad entered
the house by right Of his office these pares
that II the Consul wished lie would address a note % the
lDeDoente asking for written order 20 enter hs house
note accordingly despatched 70 that fonctonary
forming him Of the ocers beng in the Consas house
arret rebels and OF the COnsus ming the right
" protect them by his flag
pIhe Intendente, on receiving this note, mmeta,siy
from the house LOOT With ii bs er no ans
logic TO the Consul for having intrnded, when
he dd The next day, or the day following, the In.ea
dente having ascert AIMED that the Consul had right
give protection TO parties who had been In rebellion
against the constituted authorities OF the country ad
dressed the Consul polite not requesting him iever
over 10 the authorities the political who nad
sought refuge in his house, TO which the Consul replied
that he would only give them up on being compelled to
be had written TO Mr.. Bgler, the United States
Minister at Santiago for advice, but Mr. had answered
him by telegraph that the United States Consul ought
know hts duty, thus evading the responsibility Of
advising in the matter In the the seadene
cent the Consul another note exercising his regret that
the meh bad been delivered. This note
borne by officer, accompanied by few soldiers, with
Instructions 10 force necessary and take toe
all hszards At this the Consul protested refused
deliver up the men, and hauled down his Gag and
doned the house. The parties who the occasion u
ali this troubis then surrendered 70 the officer.
II ia alleged that Consul Tfevtt had previously
concocted connved at the plso of these SCRABBLE
wretches seeking hs house for refugee OF faing
the revolt Is also SAID that he had pledged hs word
that be had the right and would them inst
the authority Of the government OF Chile.
1t also said that be has been IN the habit OF
pressing hs opinions strongly In favor Of the opposoo
and has even been heard 10 since the RIOT nat h.
believed the mad got up the riot on pdrpose
All this coming TO the knowledge OF the government
they thought best to withdraw his ere7ic.ur; aad
informed .hst they intend TO institute crna, proceedings
against HIM completely with the rioters, defiance
authorities and breach o. the peace Whether they have
sufficient evidence to substanliae these charges do
steps Thus far their whole OF proceeding wards
Mr.. rrevitt has been marked by great courtesy.
There strong feeling existing here against the Con-
su amongst citizens who think led
biz duty FIRST IN giving refuge at all TO parcel OF ncen
diaries who had hoped 70 fire the town for the purpose of
plumber.
second-Tbey that he did by his pretend.
ing 10 have right Of asylum in his house for
and his Instructions tell him that he has Dmun.es OF
the kind. And thirdly, they aiege he did by
ing hlfDself up politics of a party only
object TO upset and Set aside all law
riy, 70 az TO have free license tor page, punder, e.
in all this matter IT is plain 70 some persoos, they
that the OF Chile ought To be held acuntan
for the outrage committed against the Consul by
sion OF his premises by an armed force
lyon the other hand, it is said 10 be equsIly a.
clear. supposed, that the Consul has COMMITTED
an offence against the laws of Chile by refusing
TO deliver up TO The authorities upon written requ
snon the parties who had sought and obtained
ssy um in bis house, knowing, be did, that they
obnoxious to the charge Of treason against the
ment under whose Official recognition he
act ss Consul Tor the United States a tins port
have barely time to state, before the OF
steamer that engagement has just pace Co
Va
Chaves and the TevOutionsts beaded by Don Pedro Leon
Gallo which former sustained defeat having lost
three hundred killed and wounded. From accounts re.
ceiveo here, It appears to have been complete
The fugt'ves are just arriving in town. per Es
meraida and the greatest excitement prevas among ali
classes. The result OF tbs action Will doubt stimulate
the revolutionary party in all parts of the republic
newed exertons " regain their lost ground the south
RD0 elsewhere
Business has revived considerably of in ,his port,
But very few sses of -four have been effected for home
consumption since the sang the siast steamer. and
there bias been scarcely any exportaon OF tins
Il rs selling at 81 81 SO per qun.aI bu,
Copper in bar is selling ut $40 per qumuai cash.
2IoO quiDtas have lately changed hands at this price.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS
PANAMA, April IL, 1869
scene Of the Hgak at Co71tn6o- Of the DE-
feated Government Troops V,daurri Coming up
Mining Operations Suspended-A .Specul11r Smms u,
Shore, dc
The action in Chile took place leag from
the city of Sonora and about leagues from Coqlmoo
II lasted about hour ana half and resulted IN the de-
eat and dispersion Of the government troops with boss
Of some three hundred killed and wounded.
The government forces, aner being driven from the
field retreaed Coquimbo and embarked b,ard the
government steamer Esmerada for Valparaiso al which
port they arrived Cd the l6tn. Coqumbo no~ in Pos
session sf the revoiutonsts.
The 90 iva met outside Coquimbo . government trans
port Valparaiso, with $50 troops on board, unde-
OF General Vidaurr but upon iearnng the
Of the government forces vessel returned
T. Valparaiso without calling 1T Coquinoo
IN consequence ohe arrival Of me steamer Esmerala
Valparaiso on l6iwtn news Of the battle tine o'va
~as detained until " r. n. OF tns day, her nsDai
bour Of Ealing being IL A. NJ. All the passengers
aud cargo TOR Coquimbo had 10 be sent
shore, as 1he snip WAS prohibited from having
any with the dis.ected ports excepting
Csdsra. where permission given 70 deliver the Els
ilsb Consnls uesJ atcnes.
The Bolivia while laying or some distance from the
shore boarded by several officers from the Brush
ship ar Amethyst
All MINING operations said 20 De- suspended, and
owing 10 the blockade of the Colaimo, asd Cal