New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26


wise packet Callao, but # additional consequence
TIE mails received by the Caao are from Valparaiso
10 the 18th November, Calio to the 10Th, and Guaya
quil 10 the ID inst.
CHILL
Tie summary furnished Of events in Chill exhibits
most prominently tie occurrences in that part of the
Republic named Arauco, which has never been CONF
pleely brought in subsection from the Indian to the
Chan authority, and is at this day refuge for The
vagranis and notorieiies Of arnished reputation who
have lot their native districts for the social weal.
This facinOrOus community, joined by the Arauconan
saVages from tie feiloweeng OF rpaciiy and theft,
have recently advanced against the border settlers,
who lave long been enceAv0rug by industrial progress
ana cultivation 10 extend 4 civilzing and benefcent
control into tie hitLeo untamed wlds OF the Indian
tltes. la view OF the insecurity of life and property,
Which has often been brought 10 the notice Of the Pres
id,nt fortress Of pretensiOns has been in the
eourse OF formation IN the neighbOrhOod OF Bio Bio,
Which, from the late hosiie attitude OF the invading
IEcais nom the far mountains s being strengthened
by tw corp Of cavalry, aud the 7th battalion OF in
iautry with the expectation Of icing considerably
Enforced by detachments Of other arms.
serious encounter took place AZ Pa'ricio Silva.
Some blood was spilled, and several prisoners taken
BY the troops but the captain in command has been
suspended from bis postfOr what reason It il not yet
seen. Tie step has excited surprise and complaint.
Other tumulis on the Bio Bio had been reported
Many persons were arriving from the districts Of
Arauco, Lebu, and Carampangue Ia fight from the
dangers wllh which they WeIe Constantly mensced by
the nass u hsres anu assassins existing there. Tls
lnendeute al Conception had sent additional ad OF q
company Of artillery. \ commission OF residents,
with w o friendly Caciquee, had waited on the Gov
ernment 10 entreat the prop-rOnate AID which their
emergencies required let find It affirmed IN The
Catholic Review, by letter, purporting 10 be from
some dweleIs IN ATaueO but which Is attributed to
certain POpsh missionaries, that the troubles have
originated, not through the animosity OF the Arau-
CoDians proper, hut IN consequence OF the extreme
laTshness Of abe military commanders and those in
their cause, 20 bmg the inhabitants INTO subJlgaton
aycrse 20 their nainre. Ii cannot, however be
ce0led thai long and Increasing series OF depreda-
ions have fully m-Fiied tie chastsement which the
stEeEgth Of The Cnilan Government propose 10 In-
fCt The news Of the murder in Peru Of Sr Irarrdja-
bal, Gillian Minister near that Repubc caused great
consernsfon aud disp easuTe, bus the indignation was
cCnsdeFs bly, sssnsged By the c0urtesies which were
Trotusely bestowed on bis remains by the elite and
h'eh di. nitaries Oi Lima.
10 sulpiy tie place Of the Intendeate Of Valparso
interim, Dr Saaved1 who has been officiating since
the afassinaOn Of the lae incumbent aud WHO leaves
70 command the expedition to tie Sogh, Sr. Cana
has been pfoposed " ho promises TO be very pOpulafy
received. The poet ol intendente IL most important
aud foreigners are always greatly interested in the
appointment.
lie loss occasoned by the IRE in Valparaiso On The
3lst Of November, is vaTiou,ly e.ti mated al fr,n
"a, eco to $50 900, OF which from $4,000 %
sl52to0 are supposed TO be insured. Tue conbu,;on
continued several days and 10 relieve the exhausted