The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14
VALPARAISO, April 80, 1859.

VALPARAISO, April 80, 1889
Great Spti, Of the RevolutloaisssMar Of General Gallo
-Vtgitarce and Severity Of the Gouerr,ment-A Csilean
Aan-of or Captures an American Brig--Her Hatchss
Broken Open and Her Cargo Discharsed-A United States
Ma7'cf Var Wanted - .Shettering Poi:cal Ref,t9eg-
Movements Of The British Squadron
Unfortunate Chile is still convused with all the borrors
OF civil war The spirit Of oppoon to the preseut 90
vernment 5eems inextnguishable, and although death
exile and the dungeon have hnned the ranks Of tho Cd
position there indomitable spirits among them that
are pressing ownward, resolved to win either heros
laurel or felon grave. Such the inevitable hazards
Of revolution and ia often reminded upon hearing OF
the sudden extinction of of these meeors Of Moores
beautiful comparison Of the child Of ambition TO the
morning mlst touched by the sun OF SUCCESS he scars
heavenward-chlled by the cold breath Of defeat, he
sinks unpotced to the earth
But leave we poetry for fact.
Gallo, the revolutionary leader was STILL when last
fehaby heard FROM in the neighborhood of Serena with
vigorous, well armed and well dsciplned army of
about $500 men, while General vdaurri the govern
Heht COMMANDER in chief, awaiting at Tongoy re.
1norcements, without whch,-he had written 10
SAntiago-"he could not successfully engage the
enemy" Fresh troops, principally recruits have
been sent him, and we are in daily exoec,a
ton of receiving intelligence Of the battle, whoss
result will be most decisive and either crush the revo,
Honafy party or rum the government. Each party IL
confident Of success, and the struggle will doubtless be
fatal and bloody one.
Rumors have been prevalent during the past week o.
another outbreak here but government parties got wind
Of 1t, and excessive vigilance their part has hitherto
prevented It, Small captures Of arms, ammunition and
ihn'tafy stores are being daily made by government
VINO IN their excessive zeal sometimes are guilty
e C,eonaele. Some days since little son of Mr.
S msker was passing the palace with toy PISTOL
., S, peu ,ne CofK out The officer Of the guard up
r s o nm and calling two policemen had him
vi 70 tne Quartet OF police where he rem aimed
Two nouIs prisoner, until the mmander Don J&cnto
Nho, gentleman aud father, seeing the little fellow
inquired tne cause Of bis ares Upon il being ex olaned
ne ofoeree ns immediate release quietly Tebuked the
oiciousness OF his subordinate by sending ont and
chasing half dozen Of the toys for his ch,ldres M p
had hoped, when last wrote yo. 10 have IN
my next no more outrages upon American n,ssess
TO ehroncle but truth ia mighty, and here Won Isrs 4,
ON the 18th inst. the brig Townsend Jones of SeS,
York Joseph Janvrn, master taken IN TOW by Inc
Chilean steamer Maule and brought from The ou,er
roads TO within pistol shot Of tho mole where she was
moored securely. TIE ksue had not only the Chilean ar
fsDg from her gad, but the pennant OF conmaudes
floating from her masthead II WINS va fact capture or
An outstanding merchant vesssl by Cai!ean ar war
without any form OF trial process whatever Tos was