The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

SETTLEMENT OF HosTILITIEs BETWEEN PERU AND
ECUADoR-PRosPERITY OF THE GILLIAN REPUB-
'LIC-THE PREss AND THE JEsUITs.
The Panamswo of the 22d April contains q copy
Of the treaty of peace entered into between the repre-
sentatives of the republics of Peru and Ecuador in
the city Of Lima, on the 10th Of March last. The
Peruvian government by this treaty, engage not to
permit General Flores to reside within its dominions
so long the peace of Ecuador could be endangered
thereby and that all political exiles from whom dan
ger might be apprehended shall be sent into the in
terror from the coasts frontiers. The adjudication
and disposal of the vessels, arms, and munitions of
war which had belonged to Gen. Flores armament is
submitted to the arbitra decision Of the Chilian gov
ernment both parties binding themselves to abide by
that decision. Both contracting governments also
bind themselves to prevent any naval or land arma-
ments being prepared on their respective territories
destined to invade either republic, and shall not per-
NIT the passage Of troops with like object through
their dominions, nor lend aid assistance OF any
kind to the enemies Of the other.
From the Mercwrio Of Valparaiso of the 31st Of
March, we take the following notices.
The prosperity Of Chill is rapidly increasing,
through the profound peace which 1t enjoys and
through the extraordinary development ofits mines
and agriculture, the principal sources Of national
wealth. In the year 1852 the 1.-THE in the docess of
Conception produced $l66,s97, while in the pre-
sent year it has amounted to $21l JOG, or an in
crease of more than $45 900. No less aattering is
the condition of the great enterprise in course of
construction. Copapo forwards its grand work
Of extending the double track Of railroad laid
down. Conception and La Serena are actively en-
gagged in realizing the happy thought Of uniting
their respective ports Of Talcahuano and Coquimbo
by means of q railroad.
The journal Ell Progreso, of Santiago, (Chili )has
been suppressed in consequence Of very severe ar
tice which appeared in its columns hostile to the
introduction into the republic of the Jesuits. The
following are extracts from the article in ques-
ton =
Unfur your red banner Of ST. Ignatus and raise
your voices against heresy which the prosperity OF the
country Expel the is osay the cvlizer
from ranks II matters not alone and destitute Of
support win combat you in the name of civilization
because ray of light annihilates you-because you
would disappear before it Lucfer before the manes
taon Of the God oTruth To day you weak because
your prestige is false your power lie, your faith an
mposture, your character sacriege your actions in
fanny your religion buresque, your fraternity sarcasm,
your virtue hypocrisy Ye and yours weak to day,
because you would not resist could resist with the
aid Of hundred governments such that which sup
ports yeu the powerful impulse Of civilization and of the
age. To day the first step of this government
sist in peoplDg Cities with laborous artisans
who come to noursh themselves on our blood-of inn
posors who to consecre ignorance and barbarity
of ders who to deceive the people in the of
divinity in which they do not believe, to favor their
vices to sanctify their inames, and to Illustrate the
laws which condemn the guilty.