Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12
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| New YoRK, Jan. I0-Late advices
state that in Spain news of the capture
| of the Spanish steamer Canadagua By
the Chilians, has caused the most vio.
lent ferment. A warlike address has
been voted By the Cortes. Instructions
have been dispatched to the Spanish
Admiral TO avenge the National honor,
and the Madrid papers absolutely fosmed
with rage. One of the mildestsof these
journals assert that Spain puts up with
insults from nobody, and is not bound
to show consideration for any corntry in
!, The world. A more violent contemporary
demands that wherever palace, or q
house, or hut, inhabited by these
bastard children Of ours, by these par-
ricides, may be seen, there must
| Spanish shell fall; whilst provincial
paper gravely warns France to stand
aside. The general excitement has been
jill further augmented by the appear
sRuce off the Spanish coast of two iron.
clad frigates, supposed to be the rams
recently supplied by Alabama Laird to
the Chilian government - s4s - slz6s
Gen. Fitzpatrick left Callao for Valpa-
rAiso in the English mail packet "a a
NJ Tbs United States steamer Wateree
remains at tCallao saFsl 5e
- A-number Of eK-CoDfederate officers
have been engaged for Chilian navy,
and ten had left Panama for Chill in a
Chilian war steamer. RI nEGI Lz1TUs
81 The 1ribpnc's Panama correspondent
says that torptdos and other Internal
machines for the destruction of the Span.
ish feet, arrived at Cailao. 1t was pur-
chased in New York by an. agent of the 3
GILLIAN Government. - W. 49,
~ Catesby. Jones, late of the Rebel Ma
w, was in Panama en- route TO Chill.
where he was to have a naval commits
sion. afEfnafra4e sn
I New YORK, Feb. 1O-The Panama
correspondent OF the Herald SAYS. -
The combined Peruvian and Gillian
feet is under orders to commence i'm
mediate hostilities against Spain, Cal.
lao is strongly fortified and mounted
with guns, including eight of Blakaley's
cast steel 300 Founders. The monitor
Victoria and ram Lou are also in port.
Some of the batteries are oficered by
Americans who have had experience Ia
the late war. The Peruvian war steamer
Callao is at Panama repairing, and will
soon leave to join her consorts.
The correspondent also says the four
ironclads that will leave England be,
fore the news of the declaration Of war
reaches there, will either attack Cuba or
carry war into the ports OF Spain, and
attempt the destruction of naval arsenals
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The Madrid correspondent of the Lon.
don Times says the war is not only with
one, or two qffthe Republics Of Ethe
Andes. IItis net merely against a Con-
federacy of all South and Central Ameri-
ca, 1t may soon have 10 be waged with
Spain's own subjects in the Antilles, and
with those Yankee yhupathizers, those
loose adyenturesofthe North and South,
who would undertake TO scale heaven 1
for employment, and who, even if they
cannot embroil their cosntry in. a war in
support of the Moaroo Doctrine, will
place men and means enough at the dis
.posal of SPANS enemies to make them
more than match for her power. 1t is
possible that the two iron clads in Span
ish waters may be only an earnest OF
what Young America may do in the way
OF energy, spirit and enterprise.