New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

selves and which trust will be made the eectua
ground for the eAaotion Of substantial reparation.
are with respect foreign property in this port afoa
In this bay aer the expiring the ten days notice ard
eentortain serious fears that under the plea of nfic
ing injury Oh Chill. our interests those which
to be sacrificed.
Impressed by these and other considerations the
foreign commercial body, at meeting held this day
unanimously resolved to address you collectively to
suggest that all the foreign force under your influence
or command in these seas. be brought to this
port without delay for the protection of interests
one of the steamers Of the English line at your disposal
should 1t he deemed necessary by you for the more
speedy and efectua carrying out Of views for
protection, whatever these may be-"
have met but one foreigner who does not heartily
ympathze with Chill wishing for the utter rout Of the
SpaniardS.
PRIESTS
This respectable body manifested enthusiasm later
than the others. The Archbishop ordered that the
priests 10 the several parishes sbond make Of tho
collects designed for time Of and also that prayers
should be offered TO Our Lady of GARNER" the patron
saint of Chilli and to Santa Rosa dc Lima. that the
cause OF the night may triumph and the country be
stored TO peace.
This Santa Rosa is a great saint. Tho Catholic
Church relate that "desirors of initiating Santa Cata
lima she day and nigha chain which passed three
times around her body girdle set with needles and
crown OF sharp points which penetrated the skin. She
sepi upon bed made Of the rongh trunks Of trees.
filing fhe creyices with broken earth The Breyiary
further relates that she frequently visited by saints
the angels. and even by the Savior himself"
In different churches special religious ceremonies are
dedicated to f,vorite saints Also images (mracuous,
suppose) announced to be carried through the
streets in procession from church TO another.
This folly superstition and doatry of saint worship
becomes specially manifest in times Of great danger
Somehow these people from not reading the Bible,
were imposed upon at the time Of their dependence
upon the Court Of Spain so that they verify believe
that these dead saints can hear that they are power
ful intercessors before God In regard TO
priest and people, in the ignorance of the
undivided sole worship of God they to be pited.
In fhair Y to hum 1hla1
and making untedly such prayer as that OF Daniel.
found IN Dan. X. prayer TO the Lord OF Hosts-to
the God ofArmies-to the only true and living God.
EFFECT on TIE WORK OF EvANGELIZATloN.
Financially, this war will pnt Chill back. Relig.
iousy, Chill will be advanced In this respect no great
iinneG.ate results VIII DC seen FROM lear oi %
My Sabbath congregation viii increase. and 1t may
have the effect of scattering the CHI abroad 50
that the gospel NAV be spread so much the more
The two Bible oolpOrteurs In this city and the one in
Valparaiso will keep at work. During the monetary
crisis not many books will be sold; but when times
brighten more will doubtless be sold than ever.
Tho American and Foreign Christian Union. No.
l55 Chambersst. New-IOIk, need more fands TO sup
port more laborers in Chilli
believe that in few years book bearing ON the
title page Ne York will be received as readily as yes
terday were those with the mark barcelona or Mddrf
1t would not be strange If the people Of Chill should
more speedily by of this war; find out that the
union of the State with the Roman Catholic religion,
which she inherited from Spanish rule, Is uniayorable
to the best development Of Republican Government.
ii England and the United States stand by Chill In
It's present troubles il viii tend powerfully to incline
the Chians TO some of our IDEAS which are 80 essen
While earnestly. desire the speedy restoration OF
peace look with hope that lasting benefits may bless
Chill as the ultimate effect of this war.
WHAT OUGHT TIE UNIFIED STATES TO DOT
will not presume to answer this questions bu. re.
peat that agran injustice and deep Insult Tor
Spain after the peaceful settlement OF the affair. to
come laundering the door OF the nation and attempt
10 drive Chill 20 the wall and to make her kneel at the
cannon's month. ,.
If the United States could lend Chill shilling, and
boat and perhaps gun two. the brave sODs OF ohni
would know how 10 them and the patriotic dauSh'
ters 20 thank the donors.
WHAT SHOULD TIE PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES
Tley cannot help admire the conduct Of Chilli They
cannot help sympathze with the people OF Chili. VINO
look TO them IS powerful ally. or rather should say
friend. Pray TO The eternal God that He will give 70
Chill victory end abundant blessings and tha, He viii
deal with tie Spaniards according 20 Ills abundant
mercies aud His perfect justice. So
Chill is poor and IL sympathizers in the United States
could give material aid the effect would be useful In
many ways.
the Spanards Most ships have changed colors, but
ieW uckess ones viii be found
GILLIAN NAVY.
She has none except two or three "od tnbs.' l. e.,
they arc Of hut little value in fighting runcad vessels
sic il having some built in England. What she lacks
Is gold. There is patriotism, unity. strength hnd
bravery Everybody here thinks that Chill VIII con.
quer A few iron.clad ships would give her an equal
chance on sea with Ter enemy
rRIyATEERISG.
BY this resource Chill will probably almost ruin tae
Spanish commerce.
a. today the Chiiaus are most friendly relations
with US is greatly 10 be desired tnat the BOND OF
union ray be more firmly cemeDted. 80
Without diminishing the general feeling OF goodwin
toward all, let more and more cultivate broad
deep and strong american feeling