New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

The War Between Spain and
Chill.
PANAMA. Nov. ls, 1856.

PANAMA. Nov. is. 1856
The steamer Pacific from the South Coast.
arrived here on the 4th inst, with dates from vaips
raiso Of Dot i5, and from Callao Of Oct. 49,
CHILL.
But little change, if any, has taken place in
the state Of affairs in this Republic since the preyiov
mail The blockade Of the ports by the Spanish Ad.
mird Pareis stl continues; but some few vessels havs
been permitted to enter and clear at Valparaiso vhs
others have been ordered off,
No further action has been taken by the foreign ds
omatc corps In Chill In relation TO the legaty of tie
blockade. Pareia with only vessels declares all
the ports (oyer 40 In number) closed The fear which
for q time existed that Pareja would lombard ValpA
raiso seems to have subsidized. Chill determined 70
maintain her national dignity Is making every preps
ration possible to carry on the war into which she has
been forced.
Telegraph lines and roads are being opened into the
interior and to the frontier which will in measure
compensate for the loss Of commu ncation by ses. All
custom duties have been abolished and IS coast town
are declared ports Of Chill
This is done TO encourage blockade running, which
will no doubt In little while be carried on quite CT
tensivey Letters Of marque have been issued 10 large
numbers and already many persons have Left Chill to
avail themselves Of them. Congress has spent its tms
Il deyisng measures the most useful In the present
emergency.
Tbs ceebreted Chian author. Don Andres Bello
i.ed at Santiago on the 18th OF October.
The United States steamer M0hongo was daily on
pected at Valparaiso Private advices say abe had az
rived at Lnta port short distance from VALPARAISO
The flagship Of ds British Pacific feet was also houri
expected.
will be ready receive ships early In 1860 The dcci
is OF sufficient capacity to receive vessels OF eo sua
burden.
PERU.
The news from this Republic Is OF much ID
Lad. tha altaf az IT
will bring decided Of the success or failure Of toe
revolution The reyolutiOnists under Vice Prestden
Cansec0. having advanced TO place called Cnaca
within ~ leagues Of Lima President Pezet put himse
at the head OF the Government Forces and marched ou
When the steamer left Calao rumors Of igttiri
were current but nothing definite trustworthy WI
known Ere this no doubt the fate of the GOvernmes
has been decided The revoutionsts represe ntes
as 10000 strong, iilcobditoned and hafstsrved bg
desperate. Pezet has about an equal number OF wen
found troops.
COLOMBIA.
In Panama, political matters have been et|
cecdngly quiet for the past two weeks but the new
from the interior Is not pacific Some severe ngnti
has taken place In the State Of Cauco between tmI
revolutionsts and the Government troops IN Wnloh va
| latter were successful. 90
The losses on both sides are put down st 300 msu
Several OF the revolutionary leaders were Killed
the revolution In that State is settled for the present.
In the State Of Cundinamsrcs the longexpected revoI
luton has broken out but no particulars have oeen
ceved
arrived at Aspn wall on the 9th inst with 700 passes
gers who sailed the next morning from Panama III
San Francisco on the steamer Golden CiU Inc ne'
steamer is well spoken Of by her passengers =,
The steamer Colorado with 500 passengers TOT nes
York. arrived this morning. and her passenger T1
sent over the Isthmus this forenoon.
Among the passengers who will leave the bthmuii
New York by the Henry Chauncey Is Senior BeBj4nf
Vieu1a Mackenns. prominent member OF the CbhA
Congress- who goes TO the United States on q specs
mission for bis government.
Strong sympathy is manifested By every republic .
the coast for Chilli
On the evening Of the 9Th inst. meeting was hsa
this city express the sentiments Of the people ID
subject. committee was appointed 70 raise sub
scription the proceeds Of which will be forwarded
the Government Of Chill TO aid her in the prosecuG
Of the war. Several eloquent speeches were made
The cyane, Capt. Spaadine Is the only man of'vai'
this port.
The United States steamer James Adger sailed frOs
Aspnwa to-day for the Island OF Old Providence on'
short cruise
Mr.. Frederick wardner native Of Vermont. VI
has resided on the Isthmus Of Daren for 10 years DIES
in this city on the 3lst ult.