New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24

.,,ss both with theehsracter n the nsnu. 'r,us NJ
euan'ea oo'u WIZ -, hv the com nerc,i m riue ~
S.wo,,5 for ashIpe or other purposes SUI - rard
Ssnisd The mower OF any paper "oecIe D. Tne
ther and Five au exclusive right 70 mn, W having
opinion OF Lord Townsend, .naacisd win the
nersonal hnowadse Of every fsc' cn"so0 ~, or mora
Sh:s' 4. .'i,,ed n much confederation ns " ar. 30
AUTHORITY than the equivoch exp,rs'Vn AZ 80 dlnlo
the statements" of Mr.. Consul WusVI, ~ varnnent
80. 100 he Al able TO obtain iro ME u .e
MAJ Wo,rs,i 80 no, merely at these ISLANDS oy soo
S.ns Va. "a a. fitted out By the liberaDty OF We ,ss
merchasu 70 prosecute voyages OF oI'o survey
Sou,h Sea- 10 visit distant Islands Ia zoe :, ,hsy
All, coast 20 examine tnsir hsrbors, ana eeo 800 ia
Snon ,,S., ynsht be v.lusble 90 commerce ho
made four of Il csc voyages MOTIF, NJ, ia, Londo.
been q bold, original character 49, f,r coov Of
Times fret referred 10 his ooos :, g., 10 6ndit.
n In Pbiad elphia Not being soie ~ niLs rs.oac,
s.IIad on Jonathan Palmer, Esq. now nsuy IT, -
able merchant of that city, knowing 'na' ill.,. nd
Asd been engaged In some oouio oes =, " ~ book I
inquired n be knew anything OF ''1Unags Yea,
rtve the account In Mr. Pslmers Owe i.bgu ,h"r
ga b. al kpev MorreIl well. We were ssuooiVpys
togeber both raised at Stonipgton' COM ~ 49, go
81 years OF age went out o. say % ,vui,ans On
IsSi 10 tbr az vessels fitted out by Zen "Isns on
ova.e Of rbsl,oe sealire and di.covery we nad ap'
nyoscbed LANDS End,-thss Is the last islands the
She,lands charted 10 the Pacific ocean. Inc cola was
intsnse Oar vessels wrapped 10 ice tso thirds OF Tue
cTsws .ck below as spproached this solitary deso-
late island, ana dropped anchor. In few minutes, 70
sur agreeable surprise, we saw boat well manned,
making lie way through the Ice toward us She was
soon slop gside when her commander bounded up
The SIDE OF vessel approached me. and after the
usual salutaiion, called out In an animated voice,
sWhere you from, Sir, where bound, and can We
render you any assistance ." 81 looked said Mr..
Palmer, for moment and recognized my I'D school
ftllow, Ben Morrell, and said to HIN, Are you not
Ben Morrellr YES said he, 'sua you are Johnsthsn
Palmer
was all perhaps very natural that two Yankee boys,
hardly yet at majority, shou meet at Lands End de-
ype even the elements pursuing their voyages OF dis
ooveiy; but II we have such bold sdventurers their
country should take care that their enterprise tolls and
hsdships should not be turned to the account Of the
Peruvian Government, les officials Eoglsh bond spec.
ulatois. by virtue merely Of paper DEGREES"
mr. Palmer stated that Morrell out there In
Baltimore clipper built schooner, aud constantly
Engaged in making bic surveys running into every place
where yard Of canvas could bs spread He regarded
Captain Morrers SURVEYS and discoveries very vsu.
able said be knew Of the of thes SEAS
ipcuoing tbs route TO California than any he
met win ana appealed to bis book exhibiting great
deal OF mind aud talent He finally lost his life 10 one
OF these voyages In about 1885 This bold American
navigator book gives more Information about these
Islands than all Mr. Wilson's "statements nut Together
In fact there 10 little doubt that the treasure discovered
by morTe WIS the of the de.rses Our country
man discovered the treasure, and Peruvian ociss and
English spectators locked np TO be divided as spois
ct their convenience between them.
Peru under English influence, has even refused to
negotiate with us on the subject Of guano.
IL u not perhaps, generally known, but such Is the
iscs eusA CsytBn, Wnhe secretary HgfSed
on the terms OF treaty with the then Peruvian Charge
Afares 10 this country, oy which would have got
guaDo for about what the present Monopoly Company
gets IT, and At what all the South American States get
Is $40 tun at the Chincha lssDds. Bur Interested
parties defeated the ratification of this treaty by the
Peruvian Government and actually procured the recall
of the Peruvian Chsrge-a most worthy and accom-.
piished man.
This Monopoly Company pay the Peruvian Govern
ment SO un for GusnO and sell 1t by the cargo for
$40 making clear profit of at least $40 t1n or nearly
100 per cent Our farmers cannot sJrd 70 pay those
prices for often part of their labor goes With all the
profits to mske up the purchase money. | know this
from apprehension am myself farmer and 10 our
little State OF Delaware have mad much experience
in the Of ii and spirit OF emulation among the
farming cOmmunty-a desire 10 advance our HUSBAND.
~ and 30 Introduce II possible, high cuture-has In
duced farmers buy rather than the hope Of prof.
Its those all the moDeposs. There is one other
Wow Of Ib. subject which wish suggest and that IT,
whether there s an instance Of commercial country
selling 10 ils citizens of It's principal staples 70
conduct a monopoly In foreign country with which
that country has reciprocal commercial relations -
France farms out LIS tobacco ADD Iay and Sicily 1t is
ssid do the with IT, cir sui phurhat IT, they grant
license 10 certain Of their citizens to deal excu'
svey In these srcls; but here tho monopoly Is 10 %
con Quoted In their country, subject 70 their own
laws. That Ia not this case Peru wthdraws
its principal export stspe9 the right to deal Ia Ii
10 our country exclusively TO half dozen of it's
citizens. making the trade In effect contaoand 20
commerce an merchants.