Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-26
FROM PERU.
hoi ToC.
The Adjustment of the LObOs Question


We have been favored with Lima dates to
the 25th ultimo, received by way of the 18TH
mus.
ST. SaEz, the Peruvian Minister Plenipotentia-
nv to Ecuador, left for Gaayagui on the Gath, in
the steamer of that date.
The Lima Mensagero, of the 21st, contains
a communication from the Peruvian Secretary
of State to the American Charge des Affaires
IN that Capital, of which the following is an ex-
act.
The attention of this Government has been
directed with great satisfaction to the terms of
the note of His FIX. Mr. Everett, dated 9th Ne
yember, transmitting to ST.. Omoa the resolution
of His Excellency the President of the United
States, with distinct acknowledgment of our
rights to the Lobos and other islands along the
coast Of Peru, of which she is now in possession.
by this declaration, that Government has con-
firmed the high confidence which the Govern
,nent of Peru has always reposed 10 the
spirit of justice and friendship, with which the
Cabinet of Washington has cultivated relations
between the two Republics. Happily these have
never encountered serious difficulties-a ques-
tions which have hitherto a, iseu, having been
settled ia a manner the most honorable and sat
isfactory to both countries. Now, that new
proof of these honorable sentiments the part of
the Government of the United States has given
new lustre to the amieabe relations before exist
ing. am bound to express to you the satisfac-
ton | feel in the assurance that this result will
strengthen the bonds of a perfect understanding
between the two Governments in time to come,
and promote Just respect for the honorable
character which distinguishes the high function
ary who presides over the destinies OF the coun-
nv of Washington
Extract from Letter dated Lima, 25th Dec.
1852:
The news of the settlement Of the Lobos ques-
ton has been received with great satisfaction
II has been ordered that the vessels which were
sent out TO load guano at those islands, but which
previous to this arrangement between the Peru
Wan Minister at Washington and the contractors
had bean chartered by the agent of Rern at
low freight shall receive twenty dollars per tom
like all other vessels coming under the contract
On Wednesday. the 23d inst, a magnificent din
ner was given at the Palace to Mr.. Clay, the
American Charge d. Affaires. and other resident
Americans, together with Mr. Miles, the bearer
of dispatches from the United States, vino has
been treated with much attention by this Govern
ment.
~sFgAsFuL AND FATAL MALADT At GALEsA,
ILL.-We learn that a fatal malady broke out a
short time Since AZ Gaena, which defes oil the
effort of physicians. Il is new type OF disease
aud with symptoms entirely peculiar, so much so
TINT the physicians fear its attacks more than oil
any epidemic which has ragged through the coun'
try for years. Its FIRST effects are to produce IN
ssn.eexeitsment. meuta and physical, succeeded
nv loss OF appetite and great despondency. The
doctors. in every instance, have been unable 10
check it before reaching this stage the disease,
although few have been saved by being sent
away from the city. Il is called the Dubuque
fever or -.fsser Of Dubuque"