New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

honnd ,btherward and about 20 .nors tgys a,,eas,
gone They are apparently iDtellie""' zen and ;ust
tn" o.. NM. ,u, waa, the mlncs driCOhtto.
n" tcp, of narhecoas GroEud which ne mlhes q.
,n.ot,a at present contains about 2,'p e HoS
principally negroes and tle ehtie ~ mac@ and Is
reacbcd by canoes the time occHtod IN 'nN .,,
being from six TO eight days as t,r c''hoes m'h0
progress against the strong current. .,ro,od those
Thus far quartz mines have oeen disSo
worked being placer Giggnss, when eHiSt s ~ M
al over the country. party OF ll'e OaU' 1in verv
went there some three months ago arr nv - 10 f,een
favorably At first they took out from io,'i , W
nop,Js rev yeek INF since they commenced 'unHcIhs
they are realizing from fifty TO sixty pouhuh per "eeA
OF those who have already gone sngiv, co ~cH
been laid M with fever, while olheIs WIZ W. =, .
,nt ~! ,;ies rom Panama. and two miles from the
49, ,rak a very rich tract Of gold region has been
discovered and promises 10 Iro'e t.'! 30
eD,I in order 10 prospect. They report the mine is
Civ rich II is scarcely possible to WASH
panul of the earth without indine some god ana ~ ~
mot cases produces far beyond the average yeId o
pear from the Pearl Island in this bay, was sold
few days since oI g OC0 in gold and on the same sanu
a very Tich opal vein has been discovered. ,oo
The trial of Bradley accused Of stealing sl3oVU
from Mr. Rettenhouse, the United States Naval ray
master here commenced few days ago, but was pos
pOncl almost Immediately. II is likely the ieHoW VIII
oe acquitted ~ e..
The steamer Constitution, from San Francisco is
Just in. She brings hundred more GOA seekers ioi
the mines of BarDdcOaS IeOpc are CaH'LoHVu NJ, "
rush here TOO fast Ithe reports are confirmed there
will be plenty Of time 10 come Already enough peoP'c
are going there 10 prove what the mines really are
Dates from Valparaiso are TO the ith ana 'alao NV
2sth of January. Tie report that Peru had GccbIeu
war against SPAN is cOhirmedi but hostiit!es nave
not yet commenced. c,,.-
Tie Sar and HTad summary contains the following
SOatbernueNs
chill.
Files Of the Valparaiso and Santiago papers have
been received here up 10 tie 10th oi January;
The news Of the rumOred mediation OF france ana
England in the lillian war mas NOT Deeh re-
csided with much favor in Chill or deemed OF great
Importance. II is not expected tlat SPAN VIII No'un
tarilv relinguish her prc,enSions.
There is m acrimonious diplomatic quarrel going on
IetVeen Chill and Uurguay. The latter Power refuses
To allow Chln priyaieers 10 bring the Spanish prizes
thew NAV CAPTURE into her ports, and determines 10
1naintain srict neutrality during the war Ihe ihtet
change of notes continued uht the onenueuu v v
Vrucuayan Government revoked the eXe9uator OF ine
Chian Minister, and issued decree lIohlDilhE the
arrival and sale of prizes ard threatening WIN severe
penalties all who should infringe upon the neutrallty
laws. =,
Tie approaching retirement Of Mr.. Nelson, The
United States Minister TO Chill Is much regretted lie
was the senior member Of the Diplomatic Corps ana DIS
with Admiral Parela are believed to
have saved the city OF Valparaiso from bombardmen''
The Spanish feet has raised the blockade Of Caldera
and ,he vessels engaged in were at latest accounts NJ
anchor of Valparaiso. The object OF tins naval move
ment was not known. -
An engagement had taken place at Caderilla between
part of the hlockadng force and the Chllan g1ISson
there. The assaants were repulsed.