New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

the Ith and from CaLao 10 the Goth Of February. TIE
news = important
Tbs Valparaiso papers are principally filed With
comet Of official documents and protests which have re-
ceni passed buok snd forth between the Consular BODY
IN Valparaiso and the commander Of the Spanish heet
9he subject Of this vonuiuous correspondence II the
recent order Of Commodore Nunez, declaring CAian
coal contraDand Of war. II seems that the Jealous Com
rsodore made 10 exceptions in favor oi the coa4!ng Of
en,rsl vessels which might chance touch at ony Of
Tie various cOang stations on the coast but declared
that no fue should be shipped for any purpose what
ever As he might have foreseen, this soon raised
bornets nest about bis ears aud the foreign Consuls
unanimously resolved protest against the execution
ofthe ORDER But contrary TO expectation, Nunez de-
oliped 10 annu or modify the order. saying that he
u,onld continue 70 enforce the declaration until his
Government ordered him 10 desst This for the time
being leaves the matter as II was; mean VINO LeT'
chant steamers must suffer Tor lack OF tic necessary
supplies. e.s.-r.-.o-.,.
rs minister 20 Uruguay tie Gillian Government Las
fuv approved Of all that ne has done. IAcClueuay
f;cyernmont has been notified Of the cessation OF
friendly communication; tic Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs at Santiago declining 10 credit another rePcsen-
tafiVe to Noneyide0 vice 81 Lnstarra, whose eIela-
.uy was so arbitrarily Cancelled Although Chill has
summary Teluaed tie President Of Uruguay for ms
pnkinl and inconsistent action IN C questions relating
10 the present war by probable that any
acts Of hostility towards each other vil ensue on ihc
part Of either But as The Pdfra Of Valparaiso says,
Chill has no desire to preserve show u good feeling
when there really Is none; and iOr the nOuce, Chill
and Uruguay are at loggeTheads.
When the Lim,ha lett Valparaiso, no Intelligence had
been received of engagement of the leland Of Chloe
between the Spanards and the allies. The news. how.
ever teegraphed to COquimbo and met the vessel
nj the latter port The steamer held uutl copies
of the following dispatches were received by telegraph
nom Santiago addressed to the Minister az Lima
sh ~ he he lila d
Madrid AID Blanca axe IN Loneab p's'se Oar Meet com
as;., tee s ss. The Eperaia and Mapg s set In
The batteries We ere ready to receive ITEM oo,.,o
The following was written 20 the Minister OF War
by the COnmandanto of Lautsro:
by communications received from Vachva transmitted
by Telegraph Chloe che 9Th instant Informed
Mat at the tngate Blanca approached Ancud and the
,bonSnp syea shot wous damage The Esass siaSd
her cons0rt the |a d. Madrid and hey e.eed mo Seto
together hours action :be spanards were forced
10 retire
The most reliable Information can get leads nc 10
believe that the Spanish vessels suffered considerable
damage The land batteries at Aucud aided the feet
an resisting the attack and were really more effective
in bringing about the result than the ships themselves
The riheG guns OF the AmazOnas, lost short time
since had all been transferred 10 the forts and were
used with GOOD effect.
The villa de Madrid and Blanca have returned 10
Valparaiso, where they are roplring damages. The
vessels Of the allied feet remained comparatively unn-
iured.
The Foreign Minister OF Bolivia has addressed let
ter 10 the Peruvian Government announcing the over
throw of the revolutionary party ana thAt ms county
has iOned the alliance against Spain. lie says low
that all internal troubles are ~ an emo II WOLu Dc
criminal indeed il Bolivia failed TO join hands with her
ester Republics in making war upon the common
enemy.
The bark Salvador Vidal, recently captured by the
Chians and taken into the por Of Caao has been re-
turned to her owners upon the demand Of the Italian
consul The vessel was carrying the Italian hag but
as she was engaged IL furnishing conta0and supplies
90 the Spanish fleet she boarded and taken posses
sion of without resistance. The Chilans claimed the
night 10 dispose Of her as lawful prize but Tie lta-
accordingly handed over. a short time siterward,
however. she eaught hre accidentally (pcrhapsA and
was completely destroyed.
There is little else of importance from Peru. Fortu
natey her ports not disturbed the near proximity
OF the Spanish vessels and consequently business goes
On with lis accustomed regularity Like the Gulf
States in the American Rebellion Peru has shifted the
seat Of wal to a country far distant from her own
threshold; and Chit ike poor Virginia. must, for
the time being. tax, all the bard knocks and bear the
brunt of the conflict.
The monetary pam, which prevailed in Lima after
the suspension ofthe principal bank has somewhat sub
sded II is Thought that the bank VIII soon be able 10
overcome its difficulties and that the resumption Of
payment will speedily occur.
COLOMBIA.
We have news from B0gata 10 the 10Th MI. series
81 resolutions had been introduced pto Congress de-
clarng the sympathies u COLOMBIA TO Re with Chill In
btu present difficulty and MAT was the duty OF South
American Republics 10 make her case.e common one
Ths resolution which proposed that Colombia Join the
Alliance against Spain voted upon but failed to
pass. However, the following proportions were
unanimously adopted;
Fuyf TL House Representatives oftbe United States
pfCoosis considers worthy the hgsst suirston the
enese eondae of the Government aud lssp OF the Re
cubic ~ Chill in the attitude which they bh assumed in
sonsequ Of the uujutsbe aggression OF ain against
the inde, American nstoas IN the isc OF block
aiding the Vsrts LIE SAID Republic and thus violating the
sSsss.S. Tbe Executive power will comransI ste the
present resviion 20 The Government 81 Cmh g. -s .h
Ime inform VI 1t that the people OF Colombia NiSsh ,S
represenay applaud h enthusiasm the dig Htyne oe
eorum with 1rh tie sid Hepubio has known a. actnA
70 defend the rights o. her nstaAsS as
vel As the rish = Of the other Republics q America
Although CtN,,Tess has declined forming al A'he-
dfate alliance wish Chill ard Peru II ~ by no uleshS
certain that this action is rTerocsble hut II is 1y
probable that at dstaD day Colombia III unite VIII
fhose Republics sSd bear hand in shaping the future
cestiny Of South ueFiea ..
The people OF ths country have ut least SHOWN COM
rneudabe shirt in slsing 10 90 drawn int war be-
fore giving the subtNt the consideration " demands
The message Of prN4dent Hurilo. 10 Congress, was
red the assembling Oi that bocy
n contains many ren.ort able passages-some g them
rcfslring 10 the United states Of ATeriea-|@eh
herewith append. Tie message SAYS; $500, SOC.
Although the crime oOuOtted on the l4i ~ apf Jos
teo fro,n es the virtuons Al ytu Lincoln arn ni anu
benevolent tow1rd sspe' the -NiIeIie-A
uen hss continued 70 treat with sTeai Sfece AM s
psshy. The guarantee OF sov'sso3 - =; 6cs ~, he
tbey promised IN The treaty - go W eASnss iy I
facility pass troops the lstups hes Nv " O1it
great dieu;iesi because not al ~ sef .'s q "a.
10 the p)rts Of the lsnru- aud On 81. iAh'i f,,
thst intelligence aud morality whiciNiS. a." ~ "a. ~
Implies. Grave faults have been con enl',ed ~ - 80
che COMMANDER 81 vessel a-d 20 py lla4y % 80
transit the ithnus ior which, ave r0t t' .es
Of 1.-THE American Government viii "a re Us il A~o'os,
repetition. This treaty which confirms The guarantee OF beu
Gsty and ostsfhp Of the ls,bmUs snd ~ eoeessl "