The New York herald., 1866-09-20


but continuance o reproaches by opposition newspa
pe here against the government and her agents. the
repetition OF the compls Spain has nsulted Chile
without being pun shed for u, and prolongaon OF ds
content OF dissatisfaction with every one who has
had anything TO do with the war
MOVEMENTS or rHE PERUVIAN PLeEr
The Peruvian squadron has gone 10 Cailao leaving the
Chilean vessels IN the harbor Of Valparaiso The dit
cutes respecting the command or the squadron have
been settled by coup de,at In last letter gave
account OF ARRIVAL OF ex rebel Admiral Tucker
and his associates with orders from Lima 10 assume
command OF the Peruvian squadron You will also
recollec that Admiral Mentero and his subordinates
fused 10 give up the command OF the vessels and that
Fucker and his party lef TO wander dsconsoatey
up and down the streets Of Valparaiso.
FoafIB,E POSSESSION on TAKEN ny A CHILEAN.
Last week the Peruvian transport Chaieco suddenly
came into the bay while Montero and his captains
ashore, and sent word 70 the Peruvian officers the
vessels to meet at coran hour the transport for the
purpose OF hearing orders from home Nearly all
OF the officers accepted tho invitation and OF TO
the Chaeco but as they stepped upon her deck every
one Of them was taken prisoner by the marines. After
all the officers had been securely Gagged the new
o. s
without an occupation. sscedo is Chileno, and
brought the two ron-cads Huascar and Independence
out from England Much confidence is placed In him,
and be s looked to for great things should the Spanish
fleet again visit the Pacific Tucker and his two
very probable that tho former will remain 10 subor-
dnate position He has not impressed the people favor
ably since his arrival and the Peruvans and Cheans
think that somebody got considerably humbugged when
they negotiated with Mr. Tucker Montere and his oH1-
GERS have gone Peru Ia the Choace and will probably
make row whom they reach Lima. He has been mixed
up with nearly every revolution that Peru has had
several years. and has little influences in that repub
c The decision of his case Is looked forward to with
much interest
ARRIVAL OF A WAR VESSEL FOR THE CHILEAN SERVICE.
The Neshannock. new steamer for Chile arrived at
by commission composed OF Admiras saicedo. BIanco
and Tucker This vesse built Philadelphia during
the rebellion for our service but tho war Terminating
merchant steamer and put on the lire between New
York 1so ,sa and New cr,ea9s She is Of LOO tons
and 10 feet draughY She has three decks,
and Is pronounced capable OF making sixteen knots an
know Of what calibrs. She will be armed il
accepted by Chile. with some OF the heavy guns now
the way here from the United States said TO be already
al Panama There Is, however, some doubt about the
vessel being taken by the Chilean The press
Of Valparaiso has found great deal of fault with her,
some Of the papers declaring her to be totally unfit for
purposes, and the commission which examines the
ship oday will probably determine whether she Is he
gong on between Mr. vicuna McKenna and others.
the subject of his selection Of uch ship but las
not been proved yet that she is altogether unsuitable for
OTHER WAR VESSELS EXPECTED
Three other new ships-the Isabella, Poncas and Chor
ss here the Of San.
ship OF 900 tons, very swift and very low presenting
small target to an enemy's slot She was CON
the northern seas. Her machinery is very power ul.
and cost 100000. Her first was the Giraffe,
ana during the war In the United States She was en-
poyed to run the blockade between the Bermudas and
tho rebel ports She the blockade twelve times In
spite OF the vigilance of the cruisers, but was finally
captured The United States government armed her
with nine guns, and under the name Of Fort Doneson
she participated In the attack upon Fort Fisher in which
chased by house In Baltimore who placed her on the
line TO Havana with the name Of Isabella. She had
made two voyages before being purchased BY Chile.
The Poncas Is gunboat built by the United States
during the war; and has all the requisites of shp-of
war She is wooden ship Of Eve hundred and seven
capable Of carrying heavy guns In the war che VAS
distinguished under the name OF Scoto and took part
in the attack upon Mobile under Admiral Farragut she
has seven guns one hundred pounder. Her speed
is about nine knots an hour.
The Cherokee vessel Of eoe TONS and is extremely
war; and she did good service Her machinery is Of the
first order All these vessels marked In the United
States Naval Register Of 1894"
PRESIDENT PEREZ SUPPORTED PEOPLE.
The approximations OF revolution In Chile, which
have had occasion TO reter IN several Of my ete have
enlsy suss,oea s and rsesae1.
try is dcvotins ITSELF 70 progress and defence undis.
turbcd by discussions or party animosity.
BUSINESS AND INTERNAL NiRovEx~NrS.
Agrcutursts are looking forward to renewed actlv
y tho expectation OF grain and other products and
:1o us
nded into agricultural and mining districts. and
telegraph lines arc being put up in various parts Of
graph from Panama through Peru and Chile to Buenos
Ayrcs is still under consideration, with an
short time seversl Sever " cntsrpfisins Americans here
correspondence with New York capitalists the
subject and the enterprise has slreaSy assumed sun def
ing the work. Some time must necessarily eapse be-
fore the undertaking IN fairly started however a. the
assistance but hopes are entertained OF arriving at
definite conclusion on the subject In few months.
Parties expected TO arrive here by the next
with authority and push the thing through.
CHILEAN FINANCES
oip locf lptfn fntYau md ha mil
loan has been taken BY the banks and the government
Ia easy far as funds concerned Specie crcuates
freely, and bills OF the National Bank remain par.
Trade Is revivng In Valparaiso and arrivals Of vessels
increasing in number. Most Of those, however, be-
United states, the British brig Stanley, Captain Ken
brick, los days from Boston. Occasionally . vessel
comes In from the East Coast or from Europe but the
latter instances are very rare.
GENERAL FITZPATRICK AGAIN.
Tho last mail from the United States brought repet
conduct OF @ neral Fitzpatrick, our Minister 70 chile
complete rcfutaon OF those calumnies has already been
from here and It would be unnecessary refer
the subject again IL not for the persisency with
which three individuals causing the fasehoods
to be kept before the public As intimated two weeks
ago the author OF the malicious charges will be cxp sed
IN very short time, together with bis motives for
assailipg General Fitzpatrick, voumnious evidence on
that subject having been offered by the American resi-
dents here be forwarded TO the State Department It
Is sign 1cant that these reports appeared M the very
time when tne Gen ras s,a name was mentioned u rev
quainted with General Kilpatrcks conduct in South
America knows the charges TO be FALSE and their origin
liz well understood in Chile that the subject has
altogether ceased 10 he mentioned here The newspapers
OF Santiago and Valparaiso have oil denied the sanderous
unfoundcd and warrantable
that eventually they must reflect unpleasanty upon
their authors and those who seem TO take such satsac
ton In their repetition.
The following 10 the treatyjus concluded between
Chile and Bolivia respecting tho boundaries OF the two
republics This IL 10 believed viii set the long mooted
question at and terminate forever the Quarrols be-
tween these countries on the subject or territorial
limits
ARTICLE l. Tho line Of demarcation OF tho limits be.
tween Chile and Bolivia in the desert OF Aacama shall
be IN tho future tho parallel "a OF south latitude
from the shore OF the Pacific TO the eastern limits OF
Chile 90 that Chile on tho south aud Bolivia on the
north shall have the possession and control OF the terri
tories which extend TO the above mentioned twenty
fourth parallel exercising jurisdiction therein and hold
ing sovereignty the the owner Of the soil The
establishment Of the cxact line OF demarcation between
the two countries will be made by commission Of
proper and skfu persons half OF whose members shall
be named BY each one Of The contracting parties Ihe