New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
SOUTH AMERICA.
The War Between Spain and
Chill.
Movements of the CHILEAN
Government.
The Foreign Merchants Of Valpa-
raiso.
HON On sp,,.al csn..roadent

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morning OF the 18th inst Her dates are: Valparaiso
! 18TH; Cbincas. 25th, and Calico, 2sth OF October
CHILL.
By this arrival learn that the Spanish squadron
still occupies It's begerent attitude toward The Repub
ho Of Chill, though Admiral Pareja had, by reason Of
the vigorous protests OF the foreign minister's somewhat
tempered his policy and apparently more disposed
10 listen TO the voice Of reason. When Pareial
threatened to lombard the City OF yapa-
raso it is now evident that his sole inen-
tim was TO infaenoe the foreign residents
aud merchants 30 the they through fear Of the de-
siIuctlon OF the property would bring such an anti
feeling TO boar against the government OF Chill as
would compel her accept the ultimatnm proposed by
Spain and apologize Or her alleged ofanse. Bnt the
foreign element Of the country feeling how unjust and
dshonorabe the course OF Spain had been have given
the Gillian Government their unanimous md cordial
support in It's present policy The consequence Is tina,
Parea fearing 20 involve himself In st further per
plexy has not bombarded Valparaiso nor has there,
as vet bcen a single dollars worth OF property de-
s,royel at his hands lie sti however maintains the
sooaed blockade Of Gillian pOrts--a blockade which
from its total incfliconcy. cannot be respected.
The Government Of Santiago is making a tremen.
dous effort 10 place chill wag footing, and so well
hasst succeeded that she is already able 10 annhiaie
any land that Spain may be able 20 send against
her The chic deficiency is in her naval force which,
however j. being augmented as fast as practicable,
and il stated that 20 letters OF marque have been
issued to vessels OF private ownership The greatest
confidence IN the ability Of the Government TO resist
the aggrcsslons Of Spain prevails throughout the
Republic.
As war measure the following potts have been
the rank Of principal Portstha' is to say are
opon the shipping Of all countries for the free I'M
poratoD aud expectation % foreign merchandise and
Cblan produce
Cbaoao. Cs.,ro Menipue, Clb1eo, Rio Baeno. Caram-
rau que Lebu ColcuA lots Lots Pence. Lrqusn Cursn
ipe BucLupur,o Lice Tanan Ssn Antonio San Antonio de
T. S TSseo ss SS a's os 81 r e
rial BsJo safco Pena Banco, Flamenco ChansIA Dc las
Annss Talia Cobre Pspo.o Pea Dc Azscaf and Obispo
Making some thirty six in oil.
In addition this all the regular ports oithe Roprb
lie are proclaimed free and duties Of any kind are
imposed upon either imports or exports.
In Valparaiso az precautionary measure, the
foreign merchants have deposited in tie hands OF the
senior consul! George Lyon, esq inventories OF their
property. so that in case Pareia does Oyerstep the
bounds OF prudence and causes bombardment of the
city the f value ofthe property destroyed be de.
manded from the Spanish Government.
IL now. however. seems 10 be the prevailing opinion
in welinlormed circles that the difficulty between
Spain and Chill viii be settled without boodshed; not
from the deviation Of the latter power from the drm
unaerable course she hae adopted but from the fact
that the spanish Government will back sduarey ont OF
sche mo the accomplishment OF which is fraught with
more danger than at first apprehended. Never.
theess further news is looked Tor win feelings akin 10
those Of anxiety. The vessels of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company now proceed 10 further than
Cobila in Bolivia but mails are conveyed regularly
nom Callao 70 Valparaiso in British men.ofwar.
PERU.
The ates, advces received from Peru indicate that
battle between the Revolutionary and Government
forces actually imminent. The two armies. with
the Constitutional President Pezet al the head Of
and the Rebel Vice President Canseco at the bead Of
ihe other were Immediately confronting each other
However, the welknown habit Of procrastination Of
both parties may lead 70 withdrawal Of one the other
before engagement has been brought The armies
number about 10000 each. aud the ground they
occupy lies about twelve leagues south Of Lima.
COLOMBIA.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Talcs. from Quay
aqul and intermediate ports, have Intelligence Of
revolution in the sovereign State OF Cnndinamarca. In
several places the capital the outbreak had began
with the cry Of Down with the Government OF the
State :" " Long live the National Government" It's
said that the State Government is prepared to deal
promptly with the revolutionlsts.
Tho revolution in the State OF Cauca has been
come by President Payan. On the sd Of October he
first met the enemy who were commanded by Gen.
Cordoba, and, after continued fight up TO the
ing Of the 26th the nsuUcctonists were completely
routed The losses both sides are said TO be about
800 the insurgents losing some of their principal oi
GERS and number OF prisoners.
The news from Bogota by the last arrival js unim'
porant-
PANAMA.
Matters in and about the Isthmus have assumed their
wonted degree OF quetude since the suppression of the
last instruction. Nothing has lately occurred 10 dis
urb the public mind in the least and for once In the
history of Panama the political horizon Is clear and I'M
disurbed no Bpeck of war Is lingering hOre to encom'
and property of our citizens.
The steamship Henry Chaunoey, from New'York'
arrived at Aspinwall on the 9th inst having made
short Of eight days Her passengers speak In inc
most aterng terms Of the fine accommodations OF tne
Chauncey and the kind treatment received at the hanus
Of Capt. Gray meeting was held on board the snip
the day previous TO her arrival at AspinWah' Wheh
resolutions were adopted highly complimentary to
ship officers and owners. IL Is matter OF congrd'uia
ton among residents Of the Isthmus that Inc new
York line has fallen into such able hands
meeting was held in Panama on the eth INST ior
e purpose OF taxing into confederation tle APTITUDE "