New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

con the 23tt, ~ EsbsustY Lcefs wa 60 outbreak
in Valparaiso sb1Ss tvo hundred men attsokc 81 tbe
InteDdeptes palace sos tired 10 set Gre 10 IT, but the
were attacked by the Government 1oops, sn1 aasr
about two hours stree, fighting they were driven 70
the bills II 10 put stop to alt bus aess and We were
delayed day IN consequence.
"Nhen Ee len, the place sss Quiet. And TIE p.oDls
we're beginning "a open the s'ores the street. ws-,
full OF soidifIs, ststiOled at fersnt points aud
person walking along the srests had II stop ire
queuty and shsser Questions pot 10 him by the ssn-
tries
In Co4umbo everything was quiet Don Peilo
Leon Gallo vas j. leagues dis.sbt from Coqmmb,.
with force OF ,t0o ueu. The Goveramen, b.ye IN
COquimbo about eco soldiers 70 meet the rebels bat
they secu 70 think there will be no battle aat they
have sent ernssares 70 & alo telling him Of the stat,
OF the cOuotry aud offSring terms
All the South is low in tne hsnds Of the Govern
nept Iaca was the last place and the, rebels dslv
cred il without fighting.
The Araueani.po headed by some Of the rebels
have broken the lfOatiers end driven of over 200
besd Of cattle and committed other damages.
g. Cace's. Copispo and HUs Co, the only pisces
10 the hsods Of the rebels. Cadsrs IS bl0cklie by
the Cnib brig Ancid, no vessels being allowed to
enter.
The gen..a opinion IL, that in a month more the
country viii be az quiet ever. All the respectable
people, whether " oppositons' o. not, nave Turned
their backs the rebels, on account d tns infan
maLrer 10 which they have behaved
10 Peru everything s d1iet. Bdsiuese 10 10
very bad state; Exchange on Eogisn1 i2t.' % days
nominal.
"Guagaquil re did not call at; but the last steamer
took MinIster from Gusysqrl to Cailso 70 arrange
the differences between the two countries Up to the
time We lot Callao, nothing had been doue.
On the last tnp of the English steamer South
with a large amount Of specie on board for the
Chillian Government, on her arrival at CalderO,
the Captain noticed an unusual movement shore,
and took the precautOn to anchor outside. he
was soon notified by the English Consul that 1t was
the intention Of the insurgents 10 take the specie
from the ship, and consequently he DID not come
up as usual To the wharf The money has not yet
been landed in Valparaiso.
From Peru the news j, not important, and as the
steamer did not touch IN Gusyaqul, We have 40
news of the blockade.
The Nicarsguan news is given in the following
paragraph from Tie Sur and HcrGd OF tins date:
iBy Panama Railroad Telegraph from A'pnTall
PASANA, March 2l-Sp. IN.
To n, Editor, Of The Star and Herald
Inc Clde Is ID from GicytOwn. ochlesslnger,
The agent for the lake steamers, came passenger.
The Nicarsgnan Government took forcble possession
Of the two tuer.can bOats at Castillo, on tbs llth
int. The officers eli 'le bOst we're forced rom the
vessels into small skif at the point Of bsyonet, AMI
we've otherwise cruelty treated. The American co
ors were haY,d down and the NicaraguaD flag bOs'ed
on both vessels one Of them subsequently ran
ashore where enc remained at last accounts TIE Of
fcers in charge of the property have abandoned the
whole to the authorities NJ Belly, who ia in great
favor with the Government ia said to be at the bot
torp Of ths movement. The Clyde passed an Ameri-
can friRate Loot sight standing 10 the north ward 1t
ia sad they abused the American Consul there AMI all
the Americans routed.