New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
From Our Special Correspondent.


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From Our Special Correspondent
PANAMA, Nov. "a, 1865.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Santiago from Valparaiso and intermediate
ports arrived at this place at on the Goth nst
bringing news Of unusual importance. The Santiago
has on freight for NewYork 40 cases Of whale oil
Her dates as follows: Valparaiso lst Callao lJtb
and Paita 10th Of November.
CHILL.
The blockade OF Gillian ports by the Spanish feet
still continues but with further notifications OF con-
siderable importance Influenced by the united protest
Of foreign officials residing in Chill against the con
tinuation VI blockade, which was justly termed q
paper one. Admiral Parea has issued proclamation
restricting the blockade to the six principal ports Of
the Republic namely: Valparaiso, Cadera, Coquimbo
Heraiura, Tome and Talcahuano. His feet OF YES
ses consisting Of four iron clads and two small steam
ers he has divided between these ports, and now ue-
clared them to be legally and permanently closed
At first thought the most acute mind cannot discover
the motive which has induced Parcns attempt 10
maintain blockade apparently SO futile and void OF
benefit 10 her Catholic Majesty. But when we learn
that Parea has assumed the policy OF passing merchant
vessels through the blockade under plea OF granting
special favors at the time collecting the duties
which Chill herself declined TO do 1t is quite percepti-
bic that love of gain and desire to repenish the
empty Golfers Of the Spanish Treasury alone rule The
LISA strange spectacle to see nation. once the
foremost Of all Garth occupying position 30 humh
ating and disgraceful. The Gillian Administration
have however in this case as In Others taken steps
which must eventually compel Pareja to abandon his
singular policy. Custom. house duties are now levied
and collected uron all imports and exports at ports
bockaded while at ports not blockaded. tho recent
order Of the Government ab0lshing duties still re-
mains in force. Thus ii certainly must follow that
Pareia cannot with any regard Tor tue safety OF ms
original scheme continue TO tax the merchandise OF
neutral cations which has already paid taxes " the
legitimate authorities, will be compelled ~ do 90 be-
With single exception bIoodshed has not followed
the declaration of between Spain and Chilli Short
y after the pronunciation Of the order , ins
ship Rapido appeared before Valparaiso but was
boarded by Spanish officer and the captain informed
that he could enter only at port not IN Sa.e Oh
Apcha distant about league from Valparaiso ana
leaving his boat stranded upon TIE beach. proceeded
overland to the latter place. The spanish ADMIRAL
when informed Of this fact sent of two boats with forty
men, who had orders to take possession Oh the Ehgsh
As the Spaniards we're dsembarking for the purpose
of executing the order Gillian Sergeant Of Marines.
whose men were on guard at that point, warned the
former that they persisted In their to land he
would fire upon them. The Spanards Immediately
opened fire upon the Chiians. when ~as 4Gn . I
two wounded Pareja's men were compelled 10 reem'
bark without having attained the object Of their expe
don This is the only case 'ssle mai az
II will be observed that the aggressors were worsted
Admiral Pareje has addressed second note this one
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bombardment of Valparaiso and recommending the
adoption by foreign residents OF measures cacuateu
to protect their interests IN case ne does ae " te
interesting conclusion TO attack tne CITY. pu' tns
viewed like his other communications, as an at
tempt 10 turn the foreigners against the Cmian gov
eminent 1t is an almost absolute certainty that
Valparaiso will remain unmolested 20 lar as an ac'ua
boubardment il concerned.
The C;oyernment OF Santiago has decreed that all
Spanish residents Of Chill shall be compelled to remove
TO Santiago and be matrcniated there where tney can
This is the natural result Of the action OF the Spanish
residents they have upon all occasions publicly ex
pressed their sympathy Tor Their natVe country UNJUST
as they knew her cause TO be. -
The Admiral has decided to allow the vessels OF the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company to enter the port OF
Valparaiso with mails and passengers. NO neigh''
Exchanges London at " or W days at 43t 10 49,
Paris. nominal.
The Revolutionary party in Peru have been entirely
successful The Constitutional Government. whose
was Pezet has been, contrary TO general
expectation entirely OverthIOwD Our previous advices
from Callao informed us OF the TACT mat inc TWO
opposing armies were confronting each other at
distance OF about ten leagues rom the city OF Llna
that battle was imminent, and that the chance OF
victory rested with Pezet But the battle was not
tonight here Pezet for some unexplained reason,
abandoned the advantageous position he held In the
Valley of Lurn and when by the untirhg energy and
interchangeable efforts of bis adversary Gen. Canseco ne
was brought 10 @ stand-he was, In ever particular,
com pletey outgeneraled by the latter.
After his retreat from Lurin. Pezet and army sue.
ceeded in reaching Lumbe, distant about nine miles
from Lima at o'clock on tho afternoon OF the 9TH inst
the revolutionary army broke up its encampment ana
started IN pursuit Of Pezet WHOM 1t found had taken up
its position at Lnmbe Pezet seems to have displayed
the bad generashp Of leaving Of the two routes TO
Lima unguBrded and CansecO upon learning THIS TACT
quietly dispatched small force toward APPOINT between
Lima and Calao for the purpose OF capturing the ran.
road This force easily attained its object without
loss. This movement was Immediately followed by
march toward the capital.
The main body under command OF Gems Canseco
and Prado keeping well to the left passed Gen PEERS
army and reached the gates Of Lia without serious
opposition. The cavalry, under command OF Gen.
Machunea was ordered TO make detour to the ex-
IRENE left with the object Of making simultaneous
attack uDon Lima and CaaO, but were recalled before
arriving at the latter place. At o'clock IN the
the combined forces OF the revolutionsts ar
rived at the Guadalupe gate and at once opened nte
which was brisky returned by party OF Ceadors WHO
we're guarding this position. s....,o,.
After the lapse Of short time several Dattaons
succeeded in forcing an entrance 70 the cry through
the railroad gate and thereafter the Guadalonpc
gave way and the city Of Lima was at the mercy the
Revoluiiobists But even then the Ceadors OF PeSet
with admirable courage continued to oppose the ad.
vance Of Cansecos men through the streets OF the CITY,
They were, however, forced back. step BY step until
they reached the principal plaza IN 'front.' oi the faace
where the loyal troops determined make final stand
Still, against the numbers which Overp0wered them
their determined and obstinate defense was OF but little
avail
Thew Doursd sallius fire into the Rebel ranks f""