New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

representative s Paris and he agreed 10 the transaction
The deposits were 70 be worked the Joint account OF
the French firm and BOLIVIA. To this scheme nothing was
wanting declaration Of with Chh not beng needed
such having been made by the Congress at Ouro on the
part Of the Bolivian Government.
Thus matters stood when the with Spain broke out
Chill and BOLIVIA were very nearly beng plunged into
terrible war but when the common enemy astalled the
they became united with Peru and Ecuador 10 drive
of the invaders The result Of this alliance has been that
treaty has been drawn up between the two countries
by which the boundary line is definitely settled at "A
SOUTH thus dividing the disputed territory and the de-
posts at the same time. The French frn Arpaud by
name has now agreed 10 advance loan TO each of the
Republics of 0OU0 0O making 5000 OOO for the priy
lege Of working the deposits under Triple partnership,
viz: Chill, Bolivia and the French hTn, each taxing a
fair share Of the profits
BY this course Of action war has been prevented be-
tween the two naonsi large loan has been gwen to
each unity of feeling has been engendered and the dan
ger Of foreign interference prevented The value OF the
speculation is well authenticated by the analyses made by
some of the most eminent chemists IN Europe
PERU.
Admiral Montero, and the officers that had joined him.
and who were brought up in the ChaacO prisoners by
order of Colonel Pado the Dictator are still under arrest
board of that vessel which IS ordered 70 lay on the
Island of San Lorenzo until the Government should other
wise direct 1t expected that may go hard with these
indictments on account Of the fact that Colonel fado WI
allow any man. body Of men, TO interfere with
his jurisdiction until the votes Of the people have decided
that he has no longer night TO exercise such authority
Admiral Tucker has raised his pennant upon the Amer
Ca which becomes the flagship of the allied squad
rom and all the officers that offer any objection TO him or
his commands will be at removed, and their places
if necessary, filed by foreigners.
News has reached Peru the position Of the Spanish
squadron which rereated from before Caao. -Four OF the
vessels the NumancIa Berenguela Vcncedora and the
Marques de Ia Victoria sailed for Manila, on the 9th Of
July, from Tahiti. The Resolution, in rounding the
Horn" became much damaged and had 10 put into the
Falkland Islands for haven and repairs. The remainder
had gone to the rendezvous at Rio JaneITo.
ECUADOR.
The spirit Of the Eeuadorans appears n be strongly in
favor Of the carrying Of war by the allied Republics
Of which Ecuador one-agalnst the power Of Spain.
They urge that every effort should be used 10 perfect
work of much importance 10 the destnos Of the world
large. They desire that the should he pursued with
energy and decidedly national perseverance,, by all the
powers who have entered the alliance and especially
those who have been such heavy sufferers ~ The spanish
aggression.
On the 18th Of August Mr.. Coggeshall, the United
States Minister the Republic OF Ecuador took his de-
parturc from Guayaqgil tor Quito, the capital.
Ecuador has followed the example OF the other allied
Republics and mas ordered al Spaniards Spanish SYM
pathzers 10 quit the county On the oath OF August
proclamation issued IN GUayaqul ordering al the
subjects of the Queen Of Spain 20 leave the country within
30 days, take the naturalization oath as citizens II
Ecuador. Ii expected that the exodus vii be large.
NAVAL.
The United States steamer De Soto, Capt. Bores,
lived al Aspnwa the 9TH inst, and relieves the
Florida Capt. Roando, which vessel j. expected 10 sa
a cruise 70 tie West Indies.