The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-02
Correspondence from Valparaiso, Santi ago.
and Panama.

vALPAR Also, May 49, 186s.-The Intelligence 90
the spanE lrds' defeat aud departure from Cal
has rostoI'ld tranquility IN great measure, and
this time lac alarm has PROBABLY entirely subslde
there be tne-no reason Ier anticipatng a sit from
Admiral Nunez at those ports, after his sterious
disappearance from the coast. We found consider
able uneasiness here, and the authorities looking
the retuln of the Spanish fleet to lombard Vapa.
again. 1nd eed, 1t was expec led at Caao, when
we left, that Ad miral Nunez would sop here at
would make 4, d. scent upon the southern coast of
Chi Tor coal and fresh provisions and the mer-
camille commu nifty OF Va paraiso watched each
strange sail wit fear aud Il emb ing.
lthstand ing the intelligence received from
these waters ali DOmbaIdID Valparaiso and Callao
grave appreht nsons still prevaII, aud many
han bor WheI e the SpanIards have gone remains
mystery Not hing whatever is known on the coast
the majority the peOp are adopting the concu-
sion that Spar n has really abandoned the war, and
\, that the feet has gone 10 N ontevideo.
I day or two since a strange vessel ap peared at
: the mouth OF the bay, and there being very little
wind launches were sent out as usual to ow her
into port AS the latter were being made fast to
the chip her captain evidently surprised at the
Spanish fleet. The crews of the launches suspect ng
something wrong, replied that there but two
the captain discovered tue lighters gagged in trans
1elr ring cargoes to and from the wharves and, cut
ting the hawser, stood out TO sea-
Ihe launches Immediately came in and reported
The circumstances, and the Peruvian steam trans.
IN pursuIt OF The vessel, ove. hauling nor about dark
She was tound to be the ship Guiding str, OF
OT %h the sPssD Her rS Sa
bonded and the vessel lbeed and sold for $12 900,
a sum, It is alleged. much less than her value. This
IS the third vessel with supplies for the spanish fleet
that has been recently captui ed, TWO having been
pepdeacid near the Plate nVer on the Atlantic side.
Othete are expected, and the Peruvian vessels are
The,PeTuyian iron-cIad, were last heard from at
HOnieVldeo on their way to these waters, having
eeeIved crews at Maldonado Their arrival aC
ihilOe iAanxiOusy looked for, and 1t Is not impro
Gble that they have already joined the allied
Radron. ItIs thought that Adinlrai Nunez may
We gone down to the Straits of Magellan to meet
I'M. After his expenditure OF ammunition at
tao, VALPARAISO aud Ca lao, however, 1t is fair to
Iapae that he ID not in very good condition TO
el an engagement with two such formidable ves-
sk s the Huescar and IndependenciG, particularly
,si called squadron may also be on the lookout
II new vessels, for the purpose OF assisting them
)r IN Not meeting with the Spanish feet
cast blowing decree of the Government, expel.
Inc alish SUBJECTS from Chili, has been pub ished
erei- 60 May 2S 1866 .Whereas-First During the
sANTIA discussion anterior 70 the settlement whc4
plomath st, brought the conflict between Spain and
n MAY @Smeshiay close and especially G9rns the
iays nm lects residing in this country combined to
spanish SUI u friendly and honorable arrangement BY
rustraGe " LOtests and sedIous maneuyres against
On Ii, thely sa nation IN which they had received the
most GEN N!oN the attitude OF Spanish subjects with
Second We events relEted aided in knding the pre-
sent war: Ne eS9auct of the Spanish forces during
hosti tiles %IeTESii6s deenseess and purely
hSrD lis buildh owed the nesessary time 70 Withdraw
were not even eaeprVe9 Spain all the priVi eges
rom the city nav taS and 1S, fyIz belgeFents and
peiont p osntthiects hi residen otherwise recsiye " w 0
sdeTatOn they would Hts above stated have rendered
sibe any reCOnolh Tnent Of this SOuoc to exeT
satGSE5sS, S9 q, az TI1SsS.S SSS' d 1l'' extent
have resolved and des[s us IN Gh M the
territory OF the republic IT, ,hiao.s .,o, =, -,
cOunt ing from this date. suau pe alewed
Second On such Spanish oe q i Mea y a;eevd-
TO remain shall have beco Ne FA'e "itnm thatsah
ance With the constitution OF tht .,hiddo, A.. A.. A, -
period OF thi " days. sIh Sonsda 70 ~ q enter the
hiTd. All Spanish subjects are IL a1sI eu rs spies
repub ic, and those so doing Will De q
and as s ch tried military trb, u@no infringe
Fonrth Those al present residing in CHI with in ike
articles and OF this decree win be dealt ,.,- .
. manner. -, M - d. .1a, .,,h 'A,s,es .s9es " Oi
this republic enswerable Tor the taithu periol -
O The above measures -. -. unh,,sh ~
Ne' 'n' "'N'N -ALVARo CAVARRUBIAs
The Government is fortiIYing Valparaiso and WIZ
shortly render the place comparatively secure
ag6Ipst attack, The harDoF v wen AoSPVeu "i Wv