The New York herald., 1866-02-10

upon Chile tcu al oce briag ne isupians iso ia 6sld
errme are prepared 20 co.te, a coolition of ts ld,Bg
Saes Of The eHf coast ohe .epaia utoaLf D. eo,aa-
ally succesy'ts u g beursd Shs soou not beshe has
nothing D. gam bw dtsTrpgh Thes, are considerations
however, which, for the moment have no weight nj
Madrid and we must only wait In ule hope tnat The
Spanish government may still b. accessible 10 wiser
couses ana pay soms regard TO the interests OF those
neutral States whose commercial relations with Chile
have been seriously compromised by haunaeanino
II not most unjust quarrel
THE CHILEAN MEETING IN new yong.
Madrid lJan. 2il correspondence London Tines1
some letters appeared lately In the Rforma hearing
quct, at which Chilean named icKenna had gaihered
round him vast number of South American adventuf
ers with Of the worst characters the States as
prcisssed sympathizers with the Chilean uphold
ers OF the Monroe doctrine, and all intent uron the
scheme u Coniederacy Of South American Republics,
which should be placed under the highparopage Of the
government at Washington Fiery words spoken and
deep cups were quancd as matter OF course, 10 the
confusion Of the Spanish oths. less than o. the
exsllaon Of the republicans Of the Andes; and toasts
also proposed and duly honored 10 the and
PROSPERITY or tho Island OF Cuba the last OF The sister
communities 10 be rescued from Spanish hraldom the
only er of the Western hemisphere yet wanting 70 com
piete the great Southern constellation
The more vaporng OF pack OF hot headed jewellers,
the ere plotting Of band OF unscknowedged agents
would be- matters OF little themselves for
are dd that the Cabinet Of Madrid has every reason TO
be cay as 10 the friendly intentions OF the United States
government Ceta has been ho~erer rsinera,te point
tv Spsin al all ti1,e', and there mischief makers
enough, not only al New York bat at Havana TO plan
libutcring expedition which II may not be in the power
Of the Washington authorities prevent which the
esrrns IN tne island may have no strength 70 resist The
synptthies Of the Cuban patriots Of course with
the siavehoding Southern States and II would have been
,h,h ranm,s sn'n I ao, % WIN 'ne ~.
ercsts are now as seriously nenace by newly awakened
Spanish philanthropy they were by Yankee abo.
n'ohsm lne oiamsh .aolhe, Is engaged 70 pu an end
In favor Of the emancipation OF the negroes the only
compact Of guilt, the only "link OF nfsrny stll
poha ,upa 70 thc mo'ne, country is broken ana the
democratic tendencies and trans atlantic Interests OF Ha
are the prospects that begin open before Spanish
,a, VA wHl1roh a. .hs true a'n.nslohs OF
selves Tle nay il .f onJy ,"ih oss ., o Of He ysp.
lies cfAe Ana.s; rs not me5eiy Cotfderacy@
aa Se'aa a"a ce,a'at Amstea nay ,oos hare o es
o,e YorEee IN, loo, and as,,a. adr,n
~ NORTH sSoah ,oao ,o,d anderake sca,e
sdleny~ emPeoy~e~ ana ,oho, srea NY cd""~ en'-
f.s ,srl ,,ar, men ami ssaa, sna,,b ~ m Jn.aJ ot
spo'n's enemies b. max. these han 10, her
po%ec
a,o. - ,.'s "cso awo myn aa, 1'aas T W p.s p
nav do in IA pay ~ ersrgy soi,f aud ,nteS,,r,.s
SPANISH FORCES IN rgy pAcrrIc.
From the Madrid Epoca, Jan ~
lns va. I'm nne s o oaa.le Sn,pr, eoniloSns th'
gi,cla pripcesa de- As,urias Resolnc,on concarc,on
Carmen Iealad, villa dc Madrid NuInancla and All.
MANS, In progross o cor Nay A. e Ioe,
Araues corona Zaragoza Tetuan I.rincip. Alfonso
vlctore ana the corvc,i1. pnsa War, do Molina m.
Nnm,neia T.tnau vic,ora pr;ncne .Ifo,-o aud ar,
mics ar, IRON clad ,bl,,fs SAILING sb;,s
The Row Frsne.ro Reina isabel tbe frgaIs Essr.n,.
and lie eorvcitas alen villa De nbo, and Fsrro,sna
r.s.sv NJ au,.m.. u.,~ ran. .
S " "' "'"e" '"'s ~"
P~ru-Letter from Mr. Mnckenns.
TO rHE EDITOR TEE HnRALD.
xxv yo,x r.h s ,sss
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insse ue hohof '" sehd J"a tsi'hiui "s"'sh"n !"
the ta,y entered between republics Of Chile snd
per, ., ~. .,h ., noco,ho, q, ,,, no., ,.., xh,,
'l
was rauhcd oy tue congress oi 'he on ihc Soh o' Tue
mss' aud by virtue Of which both republics bind
a., NIX. ,.r ,,,.,. s,.,,, ,,,,u n. II. o,,
'''"No"'9 " "]'>' "'' As""'' 9p'" WV" N"e F" "'''u
!" "maAe ~ h"hofaoe eHe OF destroy Der present meet
In the rathc ~ those which sbe may send ,here In
f,,nrc fwe l.a mn. ,,x, of m. .,cya ,,c.,x sevcrI
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Tue ar'N~ "i thn AHplhNAh steamer. a. WI
be se-n tfthe following letter. -En HsssIpl
conff vsslf ant,orlzcd al the anne inns IA 70
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'''" ~" " w" ''pu""0 VI ro"'a"' "'a 'cH' n'' 'a
bcsicn, ~ formal manner, "a that trrv and that the
rovernmept M nolivl would coov - -.p m. ,bc cl,i
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"" N"'n ""'"'"'''ov a'i"'s 'nA' co"n'', "nah nave
erased
In tho H,n.lp of IN. al inel van nav. h.d IA. GOOD
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pe7S =" Ps'"" "'' F"s 4h" 'er"''""'s " ''n"H"h 10
the Cans of Chile, sanctioned by rveral Of the iegs
,ures OF the aits STATE, of Columbia and as a, tbs
dnfc re representative snt by Chile to obtain The
r.r. Won NAV aircsdy feel ~ urea Ina, an soStb
only took piae when th.ss same repubhcs conquered