New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25

| FALSE RlPORT VI THE MURDER VI A1iEhlCAN lhhHhb-
EEs--wAR VESSELS PURCHASED IN THE UNITED
srATEs-THR SPANISH soUADRoY-PRoBADILITY
OF TIE RENEWAL OF THE WAR WITH SPAIN
BOUNDARY QUESTION BETWEEN CHILL AND BOLIVIA
sgrrLE-TELEGRAPH LISEs-PERsOSAL ITENs-
| A LOTTERY.
! From Our Special Correspondent
SANTIAGO DE- Chill Aug. IA. le66.
II now prges that the report false. The facts are
these The company Of 90 after leaving Santiago went TO
Los Andes It the foot OF the Andes where they cross
over to Mendoza Here DIR. Mclean was taken with the
smallpox bit the company and aiterward two re-
turned to accompany DIR. Nc. The company are actually
about 100 niles above Rosano, probably between that
pace and Coloya successfully engaged in wool growing
The crossing Of the Andes can be accomplished by
families butt is too severe. Persons from California
| who would Ne foolish enough TO go TO the Argentine
| Republic, should go around the Horn 10 Buenos Ayres
| The Nc-shlnn mock, purchased by Mckenna IN the
United Stats for Chill arrived safely The erpecta-
tons Of the tope had been eIgyaganty alsed ana the
press geRera las spoken unayOraby Of this ship since
| rs arrival. The Government Commission has not yet
published Their report II is beautiful merchant SHIP OF
| LEO tuns aid Of great speed. With an expense OF
S. 900 il h converted into an ordinary man-of-war'
It's cost is aboit 100000 IL sailed from Philadelphia,
and reached Valparaiso in 80 days An American lawyer
/ came on board 10 defend il from the Spaniards.
The Government had said that they mad purchased YES
sells in the United States sufficient 10 contend with the
Spanards without the allied ships But this is impos-
sble The Nshan-nock is said 10 be the best OF those
purchased, AMI she cannot cope with the best OF 'he
| Spanish ships.
| There is no doubt McKenna did we'll, and the best
perhaps that could have been done with the money at bis
disposal lie defends himself wen against the attacks OF
the press. incidentally he speaks well OF the people OF
the United States. He has not yet written one word
against the Urited States Government T. since his re-
turn To Chill Previously he lad expressed some harsh
opinions sgaipt the United States.
The following is all the information that has been re-
ceiyed Of the movements Of the Spanish squadron
June 2j-Tht Villa de Madrid arrived at Rio Janelro
with Admiral Nphez. He had not yet recovered from the
wound he received at Callao. Two hundred were SICK
with the scury II expected that portion OF the
squadron wou arrive IN that port TO make some re-
pairs and aftevard 10 sail TO SPAIN The other part IL Is
supposed have gone the Phpian Islands The French
TRANSPORT Cheert which arrived at CalaO the 2Oth OF
july reports Tat the 18th Of June she left az Tahiti the
BerengIela, Marques dc Ia Victoria and the Veneedora
These barks waiting for Others TO join them TO 60 10
Manila. The ,ommandant expressed fear lest Nunel
might not recover from the wound which be bad received
The Numanca md the Blanca were also expected to JON
the other three The point is this they have lett these
waters, at least 'or . time -
The prospect seem 10 favor the idea that the viii
be renssed. IL generally thought that SPAN Will De-
fore many months, send more ships around The Chill
press urging the allies to make aggressive war against
the enemy. hope this will not be undertaken. The al
lied forces not strong enough for this expect the
war VIII be resumed So much tle better This viii lead
them 70 throw OF the religious tyranny under
which these Re aics severely sucr. Politically the war
should be fought IT, however the contendDg parties
could De induces settle amcably their differences, IL
would Of be advabe, especially from commercial
interest," span Was bthltu ana ~ she returns, II
will fare for the squadron Valparaiso will be
fortified with ea'y guns, so as to give them warm re-
oepiion.
Tahiti Tho Jaited States authorities refuse 10 defend her
captain james 5. Herman in his claim. This is one OF
tho sad results the warthe settlement Of the question
Of limits between Bolivia aud Chili-which has been Of
long standing The Two parties have not spoken TO each
other for several years except 10 threaten commission
is 20 be appointed 90 mark the division at latitude ~
The pae 20 have equal interest in the guano
and mining interest Of that portion lying between latitude
% and -. company which Few years ago were pre-
vented from Carrying on the guano business IN this rgou
Is 90 receive ;S00U0 Naturalization. a large French
company now stand ready 10 contract FOR taking out
guano from the Bolivian islands. Uruguay aud Cam
have also made peace with each other
GOdsborOu has contracted for constructing telegraph
between Luna and Ecuador. Col PTado has sent TO the
United States for the wire and batteries lie also has
sent circulars the Presidents Of the other Republics On
the Pacific SID, asking tLt line may be extended Iom
Panama to CAih and along the 100 miles Of Gillian
This is carlta idea and should be realized and prob
ably g in some years They are rather slow in these
countries.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company has just brought
out a steaner-the Panama. She IS vessel Of great
beauty strength and speed. She from Monteydio
10 Valparaiso in 40 days--Iemarkably quick time.
The Rev. Dagid TrImbull aud bis wife are now on
visit 20 the Uuted States As he has resided 20 years
In Chill nc il remarkably well acquainted with the South
American character and South American institutions His
address is New Haven, Conn. lecture from him on
some subject connected with South America would be
entirely trustworthy and highly valuable lie is an able
writer the priests OF ts country nave long since iOn1
out. He Is also OTciDle speaker Ills influence III en-
tightening the people OF this country has been very great
and undoubtedly 1t is due very largely to HIM the
present religious liberation which We enjoy
Generals Fitzpatrick and Vickers il is said, are to be mar
red TO sisters two accomplished Gillian ladies Of this
city.
Pof Gottschak has produced very great sensation in
this city, He has carried the people by storm. They eau
lot say too much do too much IN his praise just now
be is giving several concerts with $50 CHILEAN musicians
But generally his concerts are mainly of his playing
His musical talent of high order as shown by his exc
cuton and his compositions. He is decidedly brilliant
young man and musical genius.
Mciggss Taile takes place next month, the Hh Ex-
aOrdinay efforts taken 20 sell the 100000 tickets.
They are sold in Chill Peru and the United States.
Hundreds OF in Santiago have them 10 sell. Fifty
bows and old men, for York shilling apiece carry daily
through the streets two large boards hanging from their
necls with these words McggsS TaDfs. Hasten 10
make your fortune rih doldr.n Three one.horse
cars with larF Canvas are slowly driven through the
streets painted with such words as these: Parents
can make fortune for Their children plh enc dollar
SERVANTS can become masters" "Chadren, instead ot
BnzaR speefmeIs ask g0nr pdreHts for money 10 par
chase Ickefs.p The most beautiful house ~ South
America nkick b0sf $780, 900 be had for dollar
Fools are not Ill dead. Priests nuns, monks rich and
poor old and Young are determined TO try their luck.
expect am almost the only that foolishly refuses 10
The pnncipe Is bad. believe this affair will have very
pernicous iuHrnce on society IL is yet 10 be seen
whether Mr. Mdggs will realize more than he would have
done by an auction sale of his large landed estate.
LATEST
II seems 10 be the prevailing opinion that the Nehan
mock cannot be made 10 O nan-ofwar, but as
merchant or transport ship.
loan OF SI360 900 has been effected with the banks.
For every $50 oaned the Government gives them bonds
for 300 and per cent interest The financial condition
gold.