New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
From Or Special Correspondent

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From Oer Special Correspondent
PANAMA, Feb y. 1sC6.
BY the arrival OF the steamship Chill, We have
later dates from the South Pacific. Political matters
in South America are becoming and more COM
Icoted. a difficulty has arisen between Uruguay and
Chill caused by the superabundan zeal Of the Gillian
Minister at Montevideo in demanding that Spanish
merchantmen captured by the Chihan cruisers should
De permitted the ports Uruguay and there be
condemned adjudicated aud sold. To this proposition
she Monteyidean Government refused its assent. The
Chihan Minister protested against this decision and in
the heat of the discussion used language which in
diplomatic circles woald be considered more energetic
and foreble than polite. The result Of the matter was
that the Government of Uruguay Cancelled the ere
dentals Of SenOr Lastarra and the Republic Of Chill
is no longer represented at MoRevideo. Whether the
SenoI LastaITa and have another Minister accredited
70 Uruguay, whether it will support the former IN
the position he has taken, remains to be seen.
The Montevidean Government has prohibited the
construction Of pIvaeers IN any port OF the Republic
the sale Of prizes by either DelLgeren; the delay in
port Of Spanish Chilan vessels OF for than
"a hours tho conveyance of articles cOnraband of
land water within lis jurisdiction and the inter
sentjoD Of honteyidean citizens for either side.
CHILL.
About the only items of later intelligence We
have received from Chill are that the blockade of Cal
dera Las been raised and that the entire Spanish feet
has been concentrated in the port Of Valparaiso Be
fore evaoaatng Cadera the Spaniards burned some half
dozen vessels which had fallen into their hands since
tbe establishment OF the blockade AS the residue Of
tbc Spanish feet had Just arrived al Valparaiso imme
dtey previous 10 the departure of the steamer We
still il tie dark TO The intentions Of Admiral .cz
Whether he purposes acting merely the defensive
whether he means 10 attack the city OF Valparaiso
not, i cannot guess.
No intelligence had been received indicating the
Whereabouts intentions Of the allied feet IL is Ger
tain that the squadron has not gone r from the CHILEAN
coast, and may turn up IN front OF Valparaiso AT any
moment. i do not regard the many TumOss Which are
now ahOat regarding the plans to be adopted and pur
sued by tie allies as worthy OF repetition here.
Nothing Of additional interest has occurred in
Peru since the departure Of the ast mail War is de.
clsred against Spain, and tie Peruvian feet placed
vndeT the Gillian flag and in Chilian waters Prado
has again turned his attention TO the reformation OF
internal abuses and frauds hitherto existing the
rious Departments Of the Government.
The declaration Of war now being accomplished
fact the Peruvian public not half urgent and
thusase as before The people are content with the
certainty that diplomatic relations with Spain have
trey ceased. but they do not TO whether
conflict actually ensues not. The seizure OF the
Chinehas by the spsniards wonld probably fire up
fhe Peruvian heart but OF this there not the TcnOtet
possibility.
COLOMBIA.
BY the arrival Of the cOasting-vesSel from the
South, we have intelligence of the discovery Of new
gold miues in the State Of Cacua. They are said 20
-sprpass il richness aud extent anything heretofore
opened up in the country.
A later mail has arrived from Bogoia Tie following
Is an official dispatch from General Mosque1a, falaiiDg
20 propositions now pending in London Tor tue pgToiara
ef tbe rans- .Srosd ct the ey.,ration 9 TIE PTY
eses Sow enjoyed By txai CORPORATION
Instructions have been cccupis establishing tho on
which 70 negotiate the ye0te Of the Panama
Railroad and p{ece to render the Government
.! the result u my endesvors have received proposals.
which iHet-de the following conditions: The Government
.yl. In 1874 az price of the railroad according to
tbe contract they shsl, further receive he +Sooo@
tn cash, instead Of tn. in shares; Colom-
bia sh. oTtheT receive the profits corresponding $1,000
destood that the mall bnsness entirely for the nation
The Republic snail bind Itself 90 the company
the privilege for the tine which is still une1pired for the
present one ind proong for 60 years more after which
period the railroad shall be national property do doubt
that the Government vii find great advantages for the nation
bring them the knowledge Of tie American ComIany in
oIdI to endeevor TO obtain from them still
conditions shall bring with me az the data Of this
sioD. MosQUERA
Lender Nov 8, 1866.
MISCELLANEOUS
The steamship Sacramento, which arrived
from San Francisco this morning brought 90 miners
for Barbacoas and 100 to follow in the next
vessel.
George b. Mathews. esq, has been reappointed Mr-
lister to Central America by the British Government.
Mr.. Bunch has been accredited to Bogota vice
Mathews.
Dsyid Hoadley, esq, and party return to New-York
by the Henry Chauncey.
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