New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1865.
MASSACHUSETTS AND THE GENERAL GOVERN
Gov. Andrew is in town for the purpose o.
obtaining settlement of the accounts of Massachusetts,
against the General Government
SPAIN AND CHILL.
The wanton and unprovoked attack on Chill
by Spain excites general Indignation in Governmen,
and diplomatic circles here. Spain acts as Napoeons
and if unable to destroy the South Amer
can Republics, viii at least humiliate them. But the
Chians are different people from the PeTuvians, and
Spain may have caught Tartar. The Spanish
squadron consists of seven gates which quite su
fciert to blockade coast of seventeen hundred miles
Until now the Government OF Chill has lad but four
ports of entry for foreign trade but since the Spanish
proclamation declaring a blockade, it has announced
all the Gillian ports numbering over 20 open to foreign
trade. private letter from st. Jago. to dis
tnguished Chiian lady here says that the greatest
unanimity of feeling exists among the people. who are
full of wrath against Spain.
PERSONAL
Brig. Gen. Dodge, of Fort Fisher fame,
arrived here yesterday from tour oinspection through
the Caonas and left again to ght en- route for New.
Orleans on similar service in Louisiana and Texas
NJ. j. Faulkner Of Virginia. Buchanans Minister to
France, is at Wizards awaiting bis turn at the White
House.
THE RECONSTRUCTED IN LOUISIANA.
Gov. Hahn, just arrived from Louisiana, re.
ports that the reconstructed Rebels are acting as bad
as they know how in that State. In one of the par
ishes they met in convention and rcsstabhed Slavery
by formal enactment and resolution.
DiSGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS AT ALEXANDRIA.
Three colored men have been shot with fowl
inc pieces in the hands Of returned Rebels at Alexan
dria within month past Two OF the superior race
have been apprehended and sentenced by o military
court to year in the Peni'entary The past week the
Judge of one Of the civil courts sentenced negro To
be publicly whipped under the old Virginia code Gen.
Augur promptly annulled the disgIaceful sentence.
VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
The Secretary Of War Oh Friday notified the
Quartermaster General that officers Of the Veteran Re.
serve Corps mustered out under General Orders No.
l5j. who held commissions the Sd OF March, 1861
will be allowed the three months pay proper authorized
by the act Of Congress Of March 3. 1863.
TREATMENT OF NEGROES sOUTH-Ggy. FORREST
A private letter from late prominent officer
Of the army dated board steamer passing down the
Mississippi and up the White River. says:
Negro soldiers still killed where discharged and
turued back into the country. The boat crowded
with two thousand Yankees prospecting. some for
cotton lands and others for the introduction OF machine
~. They are fine, sturdy and enterprsiDg men.
The Rebel Gen. Forrest on board and landed
the Mississippi bank. He says he expects President
johnson will not pardon any officers OF his class but
viii leave Congress TO act, which will. most likely, dis
franchise them forever.
He says Forrest is q thin nervous man. with hard
lines on his face indicating an iron will He was
rather retiring thau obtrusve. He thought Northern
Radicalism was dying out with the fire OF the war.
There was not SO much obsequiousness toward him
among his friends as would have been expected.