The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-24

ing the time Il is In force the navigation Of the Amazon
as far as the port Of Nauta at the month of the Ucaya
vessels and subjects Of Brazil.
2. Subjects and citizens of other nations who have
treaties with Peru the terms the most favor
ed nations, entitled to the privileges the Bra
ziaps.
g. For the purposes Of tho two former articles the
ports Of Loreto and Nauta selected.
a. In conformity to the law Of the Goth November,
1902 no duties are to be paid exports imports from
the said ports on merchandise native produce. ex
utility
g. The exploration of the rivers that run into the
Amazon will be made by government steamers con-
st,uetea and and employed expressly for the surface
o. = and relate to the subdivision of districts and
the appointment Of governors.
10 The Governor General has power grant all who
desire to establish themselves in those localities grants
OF land OF from two to forty fanegadas OF land in proper
tion to the means and numbers of the settlers.
H. Governors can in the same manner, grant from two
to four fanegadas
H. Larger free grants only be had frsm the 60
verpment.
49, All grants made by articles 10 and II are void IL
the lands are not cultivated and settled upon within
eighteen months.
a. In larger grants the time for selling and improving
viii be stated,
49, The Peruvian government binds itself to give to
colonist who arrive at either Of the above ports for the
purpose OF settling in the valleys OF the and
tributaries free conduct to their destination as also
grants OF seeds and implements.
1G. national ship shall be provided to convey set
tiers and foreign emigants to the point where they in
H. In conformity with the law Of the 2lst Nov. 1887
cultivated and and buildings shall be exempt from taxes.
and other privilege conceded to the Of
uncultivated lands.
1S. The settlers shall pay contributions
term Of twenty years. clergy Dues and shall further
be exempt from the of stamped papers, being permit
ted to paper for petitions and contracts
10 All the military and civil pensioners of govern
ment, not on actual service, can avail themselves of
these privileges.
20 Government will facilitate the passage and estab-
nshment of clergy to the settlements.
q. The settlers establish their own municipal
regulations subject to the approval OF the Governor
22 Also their judges, until such time Congress can
legislate upon the subject.
to 2 relate to the present Governors Of the DISTRICTS
the opening Of roads from various points, &c.
MARKETS.
I'll VALPARAISO April 14.-Busness has improved, both in
home and foreign branches The arrivals, though not
numerous have been of valuable caIgoes.
FLOUR has decided downward tendency, owing to the
advces from California and Australia it is held at 50
to S. but is eqpected to fall to 81.
CofrER is scarce, and held at most extravagant
price.
Coal (FrgIh) is scarce, and SIS could beaeasily OBJ
tanned for Scotch Welsh but the high of freghts
will prevent its being sold under $40.
PRovEIoNs-Stocks small and light sales.
LIQUORS dull. Barley firm at So to % reals.
FRdGHrs TO Swansea, "a 15s. Saltpetref4 and per
cent California SIS to $40 CoasDg freishts nnaltered