The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-21
The Chilinn War.

ESCAPE OF TIE PERUVIAN RoN-CLAD ''HUEsoAR"
FROM observation-disclosures LETTER or AD-
= PAREJAs.
MIRA. Correspondence London Globe.
Paris (FeO' o. I'd by the semi.oiicial PaIrie,
We are informs vernment had not laid
thst it the French u~. lrOn-cldd HleScnr in
detalner on the Peruvian from want of
the harbor of Brest, it was non -tunately,
full intehtion to do SO; but, uHlO.. ere
while some circumlocutory treliminaries ~
going on, the craft, built by Messrs. Laird & Co.,
managed to get oil, and is Just now on the h'gh
seas. The journal in question INDUCES in prodt
gal abuse OF these shlpbuilders, and of the
British Admiralty Tor not checking their opera
tions. %.
From the London Times, Februarys.
letter received from our southampton COR
RESPONDENT contains trans latlon OF n letter
written by the late Admiral pareja, Just before
his suicide, to friend IN Europe;-
"ON BOARD THE VILLA DE MADRID Az VALPA-
RAIso, November, 1S65-Tals letter will conyey TO
YOU the news OF my death The errors of Judgment,
and not of wll with which | have un1ortuna' ely
mlSguded the Government OF my Queen, cannot
and unjust to wards Tavra. Request him to pardon
me. He dld know TINS republic better tnau anyhodg
else and his advice and proceedings were safe aud
sound 1t is the interest OF our country to embrace
the first nom MT to make peace with Chill.
IL am our afecuonate -,
translation of the preceding letter, we are
informed, was communicated ny an intimate
friend OF the late Admiral. The ORIGINAL must
have been al iea0y eSnlDleQ 10 Dno queen OF
Spain or some member of her Cabinet. The
letter frllg confirms the opinion winch the
statesmen and the press OF all nations have
pronounced upon the unlusndable proYocaIon
of Spain to the Republic OF Chln. ASmra'
Pareia, in a moment of jealousy Or amb tion
had inflicted the calamity Of Var upon two
friendly nations. He Gid not know no y to
remedy the evil. er to extrcate himself from
that grave responsibility which he had incurred,
and, overwhelmed by repentance and grief or
thinking himself in the wav 10 the restoration
of peace, he took the rash determination to put
an end to his life. tf. ....
PRIvATEERING-A PROCLAMATION.
From the London Shipping Gazette Fe6ratGry6.
The Civil Governor of the Province of Caliz
has issued the following proclamation:-
The Minister oil Foreign Affairs has sent me
the subioined communication
The Minister Of her Majesty at London informs
me by telegram of the lSth:-
ION the 23d' of December by despatch and tele
gram, gave intelligence OF The departure OF the
Eagle, privateer. Since then L learned nothing
Yesterday the AaescGr lett Liverpool under Gt sae
aGndodh under Captain Saicedo, with Armstrong
guns. Although IN the service OF Peru, this Vesse
is Chiian. 1t said that she ia going to the coasts
OF SPAN AT Glasgow, the fitting out of the two yes
sels which IhRye already mentioned, is continuing
news being transmitted to the naval authorities
they NAV be able to warn in time merchant captain
about TO put TO sea making known TO them the ex
istence OF the prIvaeers, so that they may naUga
with plecaUtOn without prejudice to the measure
adopted Dy the government lOr Jhelr protection
The privateeIs referred to screw.v ssels of 100
tons; their speed twelve to thirteen miles; the!
carry two large Armstrong guns on pIvots. b
pleased TO give tine circulation possible to thu
notification OrGer that tue Iacts may be known L
the mercantile navy,
"ENRIQUE DE CIsNERos, Governor.
"Cadz, January "a, 1866"
Intelligence has arrived from Madrid in cor
fiImation OF the above; also, that the Govern
ment has, taken measures against the danger
with which. the merchant navy Is threatened
1t is thought here that the Government would d
well to arm all the good steamers in the mel
chant navy. They did excellent service IN th
last African expedition, and would, no doubt, b
glad of the opportunity OF supporting the homo
of the national FLAG.