New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

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ish-ChiIian Dimculties - Embarrass.
nsents cf the Biockade-Lettrrs of
Mnrque - Privateering Funds - A
! skirmish in Dichnto-Hew she Matter
| Atands--The cnn,ship momtana-Ma.
rine Itcms-Pcruvian AGairs-Public
Meeting at Lima-ProbnbiIiry OF an
Alliance with Chiii-Coai Mines in
CoiombiR-A New.York Gas Company
in Bogotn-LscnI News at AspinwalI.
From Our Special Correspondent
PASANl Dec. II, 1868
The latest arrival from the South Pacific ports
is the steamship Chill which brings Valparaiso dates
10 the llth Calao 18th OF November and Payta 10 the
Let Of DecemboT.
The news from Chill Is little more than repetition of
the intelligence received by the previous arrival The
Spanish blockaders maintain the tenor Of their
way accomplishing nothing which can be Of the least
advantage TO their Government and only succeeding in
efecting the embarrassment OF English and American
merchants doiog business in the bockaded ports. Gen
orally speaking however business is gradually recover
ing from its para. zatou and merchants are seeking
outlets and entries for their goods among the
ports Of the Rcpubc LEFT open by the recent order OF
Admiral Parcla.
1he Government of Chill has issued more letters Of
mMque 10 persons who have gone 20 Europe and the
United States. II N dcplorable faot however, that
these persons seem more inclined 10 make their letters
Of marqne subject of commercial speculation than Ia
proceed In good earnest carry out the plans orig
nAy proposed. L have heard OF many cases where
such letters were publicly offered for sale at the most
enorm0us figures. In the province Of Copiapo move
meni is oo' collect enough money by private sub
scrp,on TO purchase and prepare large vessel Tor pr
Watering PURPOSES Some $4,000 bad already been
raised and II. Mill undoubtedly prove to be
In other pars Of the Rcpnbc similar pro
scfs are on foot and II in the mean time Spain does not
rsraee the she has taken her commerce
on later become sacrifice the energy and activity OF
Chiiians Another skrmish had taken place In the
minor port Of Dchato In which the Spanish were Sc
yerely punished. The bIockndcr ResoIncIon sent OF
party 20 the cSan shore In quest OF provisions but
when about landing we're met by small body OF Chill
al infantry and repused alter the loss Of several
men. Further proclnmatons have been issued by the
Government OF Chill, but they are Of local interest
only. The Spanish commander has grown reticent and
no farther Communication between him and the Con
suar body are reported No Chan vessels have fallen
victims the Spanish bockaders during the past fort
| night.
fc Mail Steam hip Company arrived at Valparaiso, VIA
the Straits OF Magellan the 9th nit. Admiral Pareja
granted her permission 10 anchor but IN pace wh;re
| she could have DO ca.smunicaion with the shore.
The Captain Of the Montana Misunderstanding the
orders OF the Admiral In close to shore when The
latter dignitary aborins under the deuson that ms
blockade was treated with and derision ordered
the seizure VI the steamer and she was accordingly re
moved 10 anchorage under the guns OF the Nila de
Madrid. Upon learning that the Yankee captain dld
not comprehend his order (Which was given Ia span
ish) Par.jl grGciousy allowed him to proceed on MS
| voyage 10 California the next day.
The United States steamer Mobongo and the cor
vette ST. Mays at anchorage IN the BAY ot al
paraiso -, -.
Ayres reported that during heavy snow;s,orn cna o
tus burden and fears that she may have loundered as
the storm was very heavy.
! PTRU.
i The adyioes received per the steamer Peru which
eft Calao on the 2lst ul went 10 show that 6enerai
Causeco was full power. and had already begun the
Organization OF new government inaugurating move
ments OF reform and completely changng tne np,inrr @
status of affairs. II thonght that Peru wouu en-
ioy al least few months internal peace and qnetude
under the new regime. But the triumph oil Cahseeo
was shortived. As correspondent expresses H.
There .n continued 10 be nndercurrent OF dlssas-
faction with some Of the measures adopted by the new
government" On the e6th ult. the disquietude
! reached its eliminating point, ana on thht uay
meeting wns called In Lima "or the purpose of taxing
into consideration the state OF the countrys allalrs
including the noteasily forgotten Spanish question
The result Of this meeting was the DECLARATION VI ucn
prsdo one OF the revolutionary chieftans as Dictator
10 the Republic. The meeting was quietly conducted,
and met with but little or no opposition on the part Oh
Canseco his friends In fact the former seemed quite
willing 10 relnquish the responsibility resting upon
him and accept his old position at the head oi the army
The meeting at Lima adopted resolutions strongly ie-
mandatory Of the actiono Admiral Parea In the MI
Ian question and affirming the entire readiness OF the
neonle OF Peru 10 Immediately form an offensive ana
defensive alliance with Chill, and wage determined
warfare against Spain In fact 1t was the procrsiina
,ion of Gen. Canseco In the Spanish question Whlch
led 10 his supersedure by the peope ana Gen. ffauo
mon entering Office does 80 with the understanding
t6at il their wish for him to bring the matter 10 some
kind Of issue. Any attempt at preVarcaton on n,s
mart (which he certainly does not contemplate Wouu
Undoubtedly cause him TO be deposed also. we may
look for declaration OF war against Spain az any mo-
mcnt There is no division OF opinion upon the subeot
bnt the people of Peru unanimously condemn the span
ish Government and the action OF its officers.
| COLOMBIA.
By the arrival OF the steamer Tyne from Carthagena
we have adyces from BogOta 10 the lIth ul Inc IN
,elgenee is of no importance. The new mines OF cana
coal discovered by Mr. John May are being WORKED oi
Tie beneft of the Government The new Telegraph
line from Bogota Honda is approaching o0mpietoh
Active measures are being taken toward the introduc
lion of gas in the city Of BogOa. by NowY York com
n.nv with the exception OF the State OF Magdalenf
no political disorders of Importance are reported In th'
Republic.
i MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho steamer Henry Chauncey arrived at Aspnwall o.
one O'clock d. ~, ON the sth INST She made tne lui
nom New. York IN seven dayt and one hour-the tastes
trip on record with single exception Ihe iananl'
4 Railroad Cornpanys brig Costa lca, which lett NoW
Work on the 10th OF October and was feared 10 hay'
beeu lost arrived at Aspinwal on the lth inst III
her log lind the following; o., -.
" sailed Oct 90 encountered severe gale; Soh AM
Doth lost captain (PeeD and one seaman oVerpoMu
arrived at Nassau in distress on Oct III unuelWeh
renairs and sailed for destination ON the iih oI 40
yeinbeT; arrived at Aspnya ON tho llth OF Decehper
leaking badly bat with uhdamaged cargo Ahe .ost'
Ri,a VIII go home IN ballast as she % ho' III " III con
dtion TO receive cargo
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