The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

well that day but on the Monday morning all OF them
the title Of tbs National Bank Of Chile. suspended cash
4 payments. Application was Immediately made to the
government and Congress Ct oacs passed law allowing
the banks 10 issue q million and hak OF bank
under certain restrictions As these notes will be
aercd perfectly secure u is confidently hoped and he
hsved that as as they ssued confidence win be
| restored and the present dead pck will cease"
Business OF all kinds At Valparaiso Is, Of course, en-
The Chilean corvette EsmersIda and steamer Maipu
succeeded IN getting through ths bockaling fleet on The
night OF the 2sth UT ihey arc Wen armed and faiy
Manned and provisioned for long cruise Their Dies
tnaton rs unknown. II wen understood that numer
Gus letters OF marques have beef issued by the Chilean
government and If ali acceped there Will be nest
of hornets let loose upon the commerce 6 Spain that
may render what appears 10 her thng matter rather
disastrous speculation. IL is said and fuzzy believed
here, that number OF them go the United States by
| this mail.
Quite number Of sailing ships have run the blockade
Valparaiso since il established, and, have said
before there VII be difficulty in getting ia
with steamer If parea had four times his present
force.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Companys steamer
Peru Captain Hall, arrived the evening of the 2Stl
inst bringing dates from Valparaiso the 10th, and
Caiao TO the 2st inst eight days later There ia no
Chilean The blockade continues and Pareja has
aad that i Chile does not come to terms after II has
been established forty five days he win proceed 10
stronger measures. bombardment of Valparaiso is
confidently expected. A lengthy correfpondonce has
consus IN Valparaiso, which presents new features,
the note from the latter body containing principally
4 protest against Parejas actoG
There in the Bay OF Valparaiso, the 10Th inst,
besides the Spanish vessels English steam ffgae
and two steam socpsof war, Italian steam frgae,
French steam frgafe, and the United States
presented by the old sailing soop OF 81 Mays but
several United States steamers wore daily expected
Chile may be said to DO in defenceless condition. so
far as her Her principal ports
without any means OF keeping OF hostile heet
venting II coming INTO the ports and bombardng wh,
pistol shot OF the shore. Valparaiso could DO destroyed
without the slightest hope OF doing the attacking force
any material injury and the may be said regarding
fha nth ena elfiA Of
few small steamers suitable for running along the coast
Admiral Simpson, Of Chile now in Europe contracting
for sps and arms and several powerful ships are now
being built for the government
| The general opinion here that Chile will not yield
inch the Spaniard hence the trouble may last
1 time. Spain can never land . man. and must have
vastly larger naval force than at 10 establish
nominal blockade Of all the ports of entry the
public England and the United states cannot and will
recognize the blockade it at present exists and
is doubtful whether when Spain discovers Chile 70 be in
earnest that Pareja will be reinforced for The Spanish
exchequer painfully low. u has doubtless been the
intention Of Parea all along 30 endeavor 10 ase sum
OF money from Chile he did from Peru but he has
fallen in with diferoD: customer-one who may in the
end him trouble, and his government more
pcnse all tho bepef, derived from PGzons seizure
| The Engish commodore has refused 70 allow the
British as for Chile 10 pass through the hands Of the
Spanish ADMIRAL and they will in futucs be taken
Coba by the packets and from there TO Valparaiso by
| British punboat
British packets ports In Chile This information will
doubtless persons much trouble sho contemplate
Vlsilhs thic OF snlppinB soous 'Aer. ~ 'his
There is but little change note my, IN the situa
ton OF contending forces in Peu The rebels
said 10 he moving up the coast towards Lima and are
being transported by the vessels Of var in tho hands
the insurgents, and also covered their gans as they
march along the sea coast The Yvernment forces are
ny up heavy earworks wfre the attacking force
come and hope TO defeat item easily should they
assault the capital oeven venture too close
upon s suburbs. The Merrstrt OF Lima, speaking Of
the condition Of the rebel armv, Says" Private
letters which have recefd, and which, from the
very respectable signature attached To them,
merit entire belief ans confidence, lead us to
| judge that the end OF We revolution, which has
wrought so many and go tcat evils in the country,
is close at hand The tro$s under the banners OF the
rebellion still encanped in the valley OF Canete and
Psco, yet suffer greatly iona constantly increasing
.ary strong and prevaenn that region, and especially
the great straits Or food clothing and money,
TO which they find theIselves reduced; at the same
regns supreme among pose who aspire TO be leaders in
| this great farce Of INDEPENDENT government
"Every day brings W news OF the dsaneeton OF some
woud-be great mover this campaign. For this party,
having already sayefiar from the path and object first
| desgrstod-that or eviniicating the national honor
have recently anuulsd the exist and in
between this counryund Spain, and have declared
| "A frht occurred Jetween The government forces and
the rebels at LurrE which tho latter defeated,
with heavy loss men and officers, some generals being
| The Nurnancia Spanish iron clad frigate had
| sailed from CaiDo to Join Psreja al Valparaiso. The
United States sssmer Wateree remained at the former
por.
ECUADOR.
Don Antonio Flores has been appointed Minister ri the
Treasury rhe0icial and other papers publish a
correspondence between the spanish Minister in
Quito and the Hinster OF Foreign Relations The former
complained words used by the latter in the
port which he laid before Congress After letter
writing the government of Ecuador stopped low
declare thafe words had been inserted ny mistake,
and should he considered struck out. The spanish
Minister declared himself satisfied with this humiliation,
demanding at the same tine hat The correspondence
should he officially published, which has been done
.rNrpAr aNRaIrx
The late arrivals from CcntralAm bring nothing o,
startling interest nnporianse Tho excitement at
rios gradually subsidhg Duehas has ell the
newspapers coming into the State thai contain any
nr had him sssassnaied hoping 70 keep from bis people
all knowledge Of what the outside world has to Of
this-nothine more nor less ,bsn "morder most foul"
The late gale felt very severely the coast Of
Censrsi America, lasting - did here, nearly three days
/ Blowing almost directly on he coast must have
pcrss Of The northern soast; S Is ye, We hear Of no
l marine disasters.
There 10 no marked change "a the condition Of com.
- II has bcen ana must improve " the country re-
mans 81 posce for any length Of time
THE INTERIOR.
TAlss aAvices from the have received but
they little or 70 those outside Of tho
sion Of the ssss Of Cauca By the oves OF the state Of
AntioQuis, and the probabilities are that IL but
coward gotten mp for speculative purposes
Enough has been received IN the way Of returns 70
the election Of General Aosquera President Of
the republic n1ed fact The friends and well wiehers
OF the country had hoped for different result for they
know fun we how dangerous for the peace and quiet
Of the country is " have Mosquea holding the rens Of
government Al BogotA
PANAMA.
Unusual quiet prevails Since my last General Oiarto
his victorious officers and soldiers have arrived and
met win reception such ~ they deserved from the
hands Of the truly grateful Psnamahos who will always
their faithful services In defeating and captur
ing scoundres who nvsded the State from the Cauca
High has boon performed for the repose OF the
those slain battle and giving thanks for
tory hear that grand ball is 10 be given olaro
at which, Of course all Panama will be present and
except those friendly the old hosquera CaIancha
eminent
dr. William b. Little the newly appointed Consul OF
the United states, has arrived In this city.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Tho steamship Ocean Queen Captain Slocnm did not
arrive at Aapnwall until the evening OF the 9th inst,
having left New York the 10th Her passengers and
Ina crnssed the iehnns next aaY smhal ked