The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-21
South America.
The War In Chili-The Revolution In Roll
yia-Another Revolution In Peru-Pro-
grcss Of the Revolution In New Grenada.

Pdndmd, DE. i3.--Ihe steamer Chilli from the
South coast, Arrived hero the 9TH inst, bringn;
date, from Valparaiso TO the 18th ult., and from
CaAo TO the 2sth.
Advces from Chill state that during the for,nicht
ending November 18th, little or no change had taken
place In war matters hut every dAy the people are
drawn more and more closely together, to do and
offer need be, to the utmost for the honor Of their
country AGAINST spain, By last mail Ne learn that
the blockade hAi been restricted 20 siN princi-
ih porte. lhis leaves the republic some hitr-iour
por's 'lrn-ono OF which, about forty miles from
Valparaiso, will soon have Communication -ith that
city b, mc,ns Of y Ioad which l. now leuf con
ttruciCd. Tho nrth con pany rum ing steamers on
the cost Immediately changed their itineIanoy %
a. TO embrace the open ports and at the same time
placed some Of their largest steamers IA the line,
the import and export businc. is htey to carried
Oh with all its ususl II not greater Hctivitv. The
paScngers and mails are carried ferularlyoand from
Nalpaniso by the steamers Of the same COMPANY. \
Chilian puvateer, named tbs Atscains was reported
TO be httins out, aud would, Il wa. slld soou be
the high teas. The state OF trade and busne Ten
eihly a. Valparaiso isof ooure anythins but tavor-
able, The iOIeIgn meicianth especiAly tine
Americans and English, are the greatest sufercra.
The following foreign men OF war we're reported at
November II. u. steamer eaner aud corvette
Coumbine l. :. 'loop 81 MAJ. aud steamer
trsn'port Euridiee, aud Italian frigate Principe
Ilumberto.
In Bolivia matters rom.in In an unsettled con-
diton, the revolution not having been brought to
close. Some slight disturbance had occurred at
Cuba, With some Chleno-, because the Ruthoritio,
Of the place would not prohibit 1he supply Vi coal TO
the spaniards
The Peruvian news by this steamer Ia very Inn
portant indeed. Another revolution has taken place.
and a new government has leeu established. Im-
medatoly on the success Of the fret revolution, Gen.
Ciuseco was installed as President. Heat once set
about orGanizings government and adopting meas
uros 70 restore public order. Cabinet had been
chosen, and neu Appointments made 10 nearly all tue
public Offices Thu surrounded by partsins Of the
revolution Who uere supposed 20 lo his friends IL
was believed quet had been iOra time restored. but
1t was Of short duration, spirit Of
opposition, which had teen gecr' tly iostored,
made itself public on the :jth OF November On
| that day public meetiug Nn called in time to take
into conslderai lon the STATE Of the country and the
course to be adopted In regard 10 the spanish ues-
ton The NEE ing Grsembied tnat aitel noon ia the
! Plaza, and the result VA, General PradO, also
leader In the late revolution was declared Dictator
for the salvation O the uAtOun honor" The leading
msn Of the revolution pledged themselves 10 him, As
| lso = large numlsr of cit zens and tho entire
country placed under his charge, with the solo
condition that AZ soon a, plsshle he would call to-
| gether Congress lausecO's reign was but short
| one. How long PraiJs Elll continue II Ia not easy
| 70 devine. When the steamer sAied from taliao'
matters we're apparCu uly, 4uoted, Dut deep ieslns
| OF unoasineaa pery aiei the ehtiLe community; IL
| seemed more than p1bah'e mat fIsdo would dlsa-
vow the ParijaPTinIol spanish treaty, and declare
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