New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

separate herself now from the alliance INC plesVIht
Minister of State Signor CoaiuDlI1S iiS o - tbis
Nadna for Peru two days ago rs , ~ IN
time 10 Lima is most Significant, anu uouplloe', d
-, a. final decision of these countries IN IeBaIu
to pe9ce The squadron when was 10 nave S' tiJ
LONG AGO is stin here, and VIII lIop"DJ pc u0'''0
u n S sedn that those Rebels who have accepted
mo- ,tiors In fine Peruvian navy have noi I0uhN 'n1
the "dOwny beds" ING! t-p,t''u, "' "'lc I,,,,, an
fine following: A week or more AGO one on ul;n, a.
opoincer.-9eled q superior OiIceI-a itdy I"" 49,
throw off bis uniform, and allow nm 10 M M, Pm
faction for some insult offered tle hc'ci; ,.n,
,.ian prOrniscd to meet him on shore ~ tho C,iEc
s he desired in citizens ClOtheS,whlch ne
did The encounter is described as beng ooIc"; -
the extreme, rs both OF them were lilc 1911 him
i'm stature though the Rebel IN Strength W ,l+
so1f g,,ythinp else for he gave the ndliNo aiIIHU
thorough drubbing which the latter dld 10Y l,s i 10
the desire of the Reb COwhdlng succeeucu' r ,,
trirr,YIop MT voutb ucXt morning found mmseil uPUh
attempting TO emerge from ms room, III tI,o
ylp1 n guard having been stationed uullnB LII, ~
night at his door. lie is not ilIoT[u and naDer are
cation with the outside W0nG: c On an" rH com
refused him: and although his Trends ana COZ
natriofs are securing counsel for HIM IN the
inc trial il is likely to go hard WIN ol yp Sr
;gF9 Yo1no Thicker a son Of the Admiral ana Il W.
R9rcav of Baltimore have resigned IN coHSSquerOt
of the difficulty The position OF the Adn HI V' ~
Inc an euI-ialJe one. ApTOpOS OF NM ny - 80
Consu1 vent ON board the " IndependenGH lOI IN
official call the other day. and the olu nag, was
the Admiral was for four years lnu : 10 he nor
hoistcd and mamficently saluted' I"li I Is ras
sonal comfort would be largely aughehleu i no Wa"
under it again. -, ,,, hoe beon dis
.nr,S ~ sbort distance south of here trunk WIN
some other articles has been picked qP qhf G{ ' Dn
the vessel has been idcntlled as inc b..lon III
Uruguay. which sailed from here about TWO Wes .i
ago with twenty persons on board among tnGl' 'if
wives of the Captain and of the PASSENGERS ~
is Thought TO have been the result OF c9ilSo' pGt
nothing authentic has been aScertamcu; 80 l"'' "
is NOT known that any on board were saved In
The Fannie. 100 days out from New-Lond0h,
anchored i'm the harbor on the 1th bringing lor INC
Goyernment twenty PaTOtt guns, besides oiner nIu
Dtions of war Twenty-fOur hours alter SAILING sag
sprnng leak, hut continuing her voyage she aiINeu
NJ 81 Catherine where she stopped for repairs J,
The Peruvian fleet sailed out OF the bay lhhhtJu-
ately after the arrival of the last steamer ron tno
North Conjecture is rife to their dcsthalloi,'
about which nothing is known for a certainty. "A
short practice cruise is the most reasonable suS''
however. ...,;,, 81. ,o,,
The case of the French ship Lucic, conveying con
traband of war TO the SpaniardS ana WhiTh was cup
turcd nj Valparaiso has been decided. The cargo Is
condemned and the vessel exempted. The fiScai
agent and the supercargo of the vessel ciineh Oh
t6e United States. have appealed 10 the supreme
Court from this decision.