The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

NEW 1OhA
brought about ~ new nsdiaiory sssgsssisns 10 The
bsigsrsnss - the time OF General Hovsys visit 70 San.
tisse frov Peru. and the early development Of some
recent plan for adjusting the Spanish question BY
frisy div ptsrposticn Il looked for am assured In
Enacis circles however that ths government or Chile
docs not sxpscs nor sssk the Ipsdiatoy aid Of any
power and that shs will maintain Der present defensive
attitude or defiance TO Spain until the latter acknowl
edges herself wrong and makes rspaAton for the out
RACES committed by her forces on this coast This state
Of aaair Of course will not materially Affect the parties
70 the var NOR disturb trade with Chile or Peru 70
what extent Spanish eommsros In the Atlantic may
remain exempt from nolsstatien BY Chilean
and Peruvian privatesn I am not prepared
% say bu. II Is mot a. all unlikely that with the with
drawal Of the ensmys threatening nsst from Rio and
Nontevidso encouragement may b gwen TO the equip
msnt of corsars from among the fast sailing steamers
and corvsstes acquired BY the allies during the
Tns new nnissL liz % sno mOna ssnor =.
Covaubixs for the purpose Of facilitating some modi-
ncations Of chiIss demands against spain, has armsd
speech In Congress lin whose debates the Minister'S par
tcipats there would Be withdrawal from the po
sa . Is. BY a' Il: u,s. S
icy Of the administration might b. accurately
sstm.ted from tho pest. 50 fas from there beng
leading ofncials Of the government gave him grand
banquet in the opera house fsw nights since which
faction with bis foreign policy and their detsrmmaoa
- maintain It to the end This shuts out all reasonable
s.p'
donal prolongason Of the present Eucs and Il - vary
probable that years may eiapse before intercourse Il
Work has nos relaxed on the iortincasions Of vapa
raso and heavy guns are stu being sddsd 70 the great
city viii be one Of the strongest fortified ports in
the world. IT. massive and elaborate defeuses,
extending n ssmi,arSls round r u: S.y viz .hsn
inch Rodman tan 40 pound Bakey several 8S0 pound
Armstrong and hundred Of 100 and 200 FOUNDER
ever Is scattering The Chile vessels have remained in
this bay and during the last three months the Peruvian
two hundred miles 20 the northwest The Peruvian
corvsttes Union and Amsrica have gone 70 Peru, and
e.: inds ana Hoescar WI return 70
pensss Of her ships which during their stay in Chilean
waters have bean paid BY this republic. IN.
srs and the newspapers are discussing s features q
considerable length. IL y not apprehended, however,
lions -. - P1s.Csns Psao Who h" zone . &!
Of operations 10 take command OF the government
forces in person, u : ui and determined leader
revolutionary distrc. = he = himself native Of that
section and organized there his revolution BY which
that the rebellion Win b. speedily put down without
much bloodshed. The government Of Chile naturally
ss % a' % :uD
pressing the rebellion. There no Indications Of this
government contemplating sending forces % assist Cen
Prado At prcsent - It 10 not supposed that he 10 need
Of external aid but the ocal organ ct ago treats
the subject in manner tina: implies disposision 70
srabs 1t we'll known that the success Of the revolu
ton would rupture the alliance between Peru and Chill
" that headed y Gsn. VIZ csay
his intention TO make upon Chile he got
into power. The rebel chiefs nov leading The
AfmaR ID Awe1A t.
Chile, and undoubtedly have no love for the country
Of their virtual imprisonment This fact 10 wsil
understood here and would OF itself impel this
to extend IL influence and assistance for
crushing the uprising which has other melting
than ,noIidl.d ambition and religious ianacism e.
among private parties In Chile 70 furnh supplies to the
revolutionists this government has issued decree
officers and guard and directing that whenever
there exists any Suspicion respecting the destination Of
freight bonds 10 the Of ten times the value Of
the must be gwen that It 10 not intended for the
rebels In Peru
Congress s in extra session bat has been occupied
principally in discussing alleged election irregularities
In the provinces. Nothing of importance abroad has
been done in addition to the proceedings already referred
From Bolivia W hear that the treaty between that
government and Brazil has been ratified and that Prss
Emperor Of Ba. The decoration Of the Cross and his
Minister. Senior AuhoE, the decoration De "a Rosa
making oss ,s1 upon Is. on Of IA q.
public and destroying tho industry Of thoss fertile dis
g ne 81 s. = As
predatory bands and ths internal trade ef he country
= entirely sasgsadsa You have probably q
sew railroad s.thonssl ~ suenos Ayr.s % b con.
being opened up in this hemispherss and few pears
will put In communication by telegraph and rail with
the eastern slope Of The Andes Che Pampas and the A.
Xcsmmissionse has arrived here from the eoloa,al
government Of Australia % arrange direct and
rail-
that island He brings with him seeds Of the agricuI-
tura productions Of Australia for distribution here and
srnmsnt substantial encouragement. Il ID said that
Prince Alfred. who commands one Of her Majsstys
way from Australia 70 Europe VA the Straits Of Ma
The North American ship Asia, captain ]. y. covau,
Captain Cowan and Others Of New Bedford which lsi
Newcastle, England the 23d Of Nay, with Goals for
night the 2ln Of August she struck upon rock
nsar the Island Of Bsrnevst east Of Cape Horn there
being = the time hs.yy sno.sor with voIsn. Wind
foresail and mAiatopssil Az there was . very high
yea q the time she struck. Impossible 70 lower
thrust our ! spar 70 an adjacent rock, and b. that
means escaped 70 the shore The only things
quantity q cr.os. rev CASE. 81 preserved meat m asd
little clothing the captain reaching the shore with
sy l :s:, .s's =: Ss Ono: upon =:
situaon-on the one hand the raging sea on the other
the binding NOV, that did not csass 70 fall and the
prospect Of death from starvation or cold while 10
complete their terror they constantly liable 70 At
tack nom the cannibals q TERRA del Fueeo Their n
ton never exceeded one cracker for each person.
although few occupied themselves In catching SHE'LL
sh which they ate raw. bei,g impossible for nftssn
days TO nre in consequence Of the heavy snow.
storm To protect themselves from cold they erected
tents from the. saiIs and built nrss when
wreck; but % the ship sunk IN eight fnshoms Ten
minutes aftsr the captain reached the shore and the
island consists Of naked rock was seldom that shsy
could enjoy this artificial warmth The numbsr Of nsn
including the captain, amounted 70 nineteen, al Of
Professor Airy. Captain Groves. Who picked them up
September 81, after nearly meath q indcscribabe
ssnssing Captain Covan has made formal complaint
bark Maria Wilss Captain Brandt which arrived hsss
scns sims aGs, passsA within three miles Of The