The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-20

Duncan, Sherman & Hoadley, Emo & Co. 1000
AugusiBeimontGco. 1851 Total. $500, $50
Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, Jan. IL, 1885,
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Limena, Commodore Bloomfield, from tho South Coast,
arrived here the 4h inst The dates From Val
paradise December 49, Coba 2lst Iquque 2ad africa 22d
Isay 23d, Psco and Chinchas 25th, Calao 2sth, and
Payta slst She brings freight for New York forty
four bales Of goatskins.
The United States steamers Mohongo and Nyack re-
NAMED Valparaiso and the watcrce at Callao when
the steamer sailed.
The important by this arrival Is that Of the
death OF the Spanish Admiral Pareja he having commit
suicide by blowing out his brains while board the
Villa de Madrid his flagship the Goth OF November
last when at anchor in tho bay Of Valparaiso. This
news was not known In Chile when the steamer left
the Villa de Madrid having gone north as soon tho
RESOLUTION fgate arrived to relieve her In the blockade
Of Valparaiso The arrival Of the last named ship from
the southwark raised the blockade Of Tome and
Talcahuano.
In Chile everything remains As at last advices No
further collisions had occurred Tho Chilean squadron
tho Covadonga included had arrived - Of the south
ports rented, coaled ana provisioned, and sailed
again on cruise The Spanish frgate Blanca was
ing on the coast endeavorng to fall IN with the Chilean
vessels.
In Peru the situation remains unchanged General
rrado carrying she plan Of reform no Arst insugu
rated with great vgor and II for the great un-
certainty that stu continues regarding the Spanish quc-,
ton everything in he republic would exhibit marked
inpro, cment The warke preparations stl 60 on with
oat the least cessation. and the bay OF Csllao nov
very different place. far It's Notifications are con-
rraA frovr hat 10 ~ A.
r.., -, -, - " "~ u '"'
Chncha isiands There were no Spanish vessels 10
Callao harbor when the steamer left nor had thore
hoo. ,,,,. a. rn...... ..u.a o. 49, ---.,-,
peen since tho Numanca saicd Tor tne southwark
Tho commander Of her. Commodore Nunez, is now tbs
commander OF the spauish feet he being thu mart In
seniority 70 the late Admiral: eopseouen,lv thu sh,
most 70 DC dreaded VIII remain on the coast Of Chile
unless her commopder should shin himself TO one OF the
From the other republics Of Central and South Arne-
rica there Is nothing Of the slightest importance
mun,eate. Everything we hear FROM them, wonderful
porary prosperity This happy state OF affairs will
tinue, we suppose during the existence Of the Spanish
mence asiin on their own account. ~ usual.
cHnR
The news OF Pareia's having committed suicide not
bong known In Chile the departure of the nails Of
course It's elect In the republic canno, he told That
s~s rre 20 eser % cass 'i "a ia 10 as
,a 70 ne ta AS IN death Of Parea occurred in the
lars Of II here although the information Of 1t arst leaked
out from one OF the ports 70 the northward where the
Villa de Madrid vent after the occurrence
The most authentic account we have o. II II, that
the 2slh Of November the United States Consul in Val
raraiso had occasion 70 go on board The Villa de Madrid
TO SEQ Admiral Pareja on official busnczS About the
close of the interview when the consl was leaving he
was asked by the Admiral what news on shoros when
he told Pareja that the Coyadonga had been captured
ana that her oncefs ana crew wre W Sonor OF war at
Santaeo rms was the DTS, in'lnaiion ne had or the
event ana u was s.verc blow to ule Spanish COM
mander Tor reasons ,nat VII give hereafter.
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came on deck ana vas smoking cigar WIN one o.
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