The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

party We presume everything viii reman quiet for
awhile. In The meantime, fresb fuel will be adding 70
the Gre, and wien II bursts upon the whole country
will be open rebellion Things cannot always remain
now. In every face may be noticed dissatisfaction
and discomfort Lou, murmurs may be heard at the
of the the public places against
the present power by which the country is go
verned, and where there is much smoke there
be eome IRE +" We have had u here for some
time that the English government had determined de-
mand OF this government the OF debt of long
staining. Rumor says that an English fleet is ON the
wayhere tof The purpose OF taking possession of the
thincha lssn This may be ruror, and yet Is would
not be matter Of great surprise 10 most Of US such
steps were taken.
The English clergyman residing In Lima died few
days since OF the peste amentcd by all who Knew him.
MI Geo. Winsow, OF Boston, Mass WAS buried in the
English and American burying ground few days since
HIS remas followed TO the grave by all the foreign
population OF Caiao Most the americans In thus place
young men without homes OF families. il may be
consolation TO the friends u such Ia know that
feeling Of brotherhood exists among US here so that in
case Of sickness Is neglected. but each receives
every attention which 1t Is possible to bestsw.
The Peruvian Congress is in session at Chorillas but
we believe they have done nothing VI Importance.
Rates OF exchange still cuornous fac, bIls upon
the United States cannot be purchased at any rate al
in Calao ana lima. Zach one Of these houses have
funds which they are anxious TO remit, and ha no
possible way Of doing 90 The currency Of th. country
amount Is not " be obtained send You full marine
list enclosed.
CALIAo, May 81, 1856.
Social Deprdity Of Cdllao-Reliyns Intolerance Of the
fertriam Government Necessity for Interference
Part Of the Tinted States Freedom Of Worship
for American Clsens- Pre,a, ctions Of Gen. Echinique
for the Hrdsion Of PvzI-Conmercial Neacs, &C., &C.
Another fortnight has passed away, and another mail s
about closing for the Atlantic Sta s and though little ha
transprsd OF interest since my last yet in order to do
my duty must drop you line, you m,y think Call,o
has been again sunk by earthquake. Indeed this
would not be matter Of eat astonshment TO those Of
your readers who have read Of the destruction OF Sdom
and Gomorrah and the which led to the desruc
ton Of those two III lated cities We are led to believe
from holy writ that the long repeated sins Of the people,
and their open and wicked transgresaons of laws of
Cod punished by the fearful u'gme nj of the Al
mighty. the people of those days. with the opportuni
ties Of doing good being good and getting good which
they possessed, thus fearfuly punished for
their sins, surely those who live among these
people and take notice Of their manners and
customs could be surprised if they with the greater
light knowledge they have. were visited in inlar
manner, for # land exists in which through
The streets and inquiy with bold face walks abroad
is here One religion, and only one is tolerated; and
rre as ii may be in its teachings, perfect as may be in
It's practice cxemped in the lives Of many Of its
tacs yet large proportion OF the human
worship God after its prescribed forms; and impressed
as orcby as man may be- and as many are with tho
ntcessty of setting apart day in the public
worship Of his Maker here he must neglect this duty
and be debarred this privilege, unless he acknowledge
their creed or else with hypoccal voice enter the
sanctuary Of the Most High. offer heaven lip
service when the hear. mas No part in the matter These
things need not be So Our politicians nj Washington
have been noted for embra ing any and every op-
ornoiy which offered Of adding to their popularity.
Here is chance for some Of them to immoraiize them
selves and at the same time benefit their cosntrymen in
foreign parts.
| We ask why may not the American and English rest
cents in Peru granted the same privileges allowed the
Peruvian in happy landS We al know that in
the United States may worship God according the
dictates Of his own conscience and is bound down 10 no
particular forms creed In Chile and in New Granada
are Presbyterian, Episcopal and Methodist churches but
in Peru there none Our have bat to de-
mand for us this privilege and will be efsnted
We hear Of nothing in the political world. Private
adviccs from (hc tell that exPresdent Echnique is
We hear that he has plenty Of money Mt his disposal and
you know this the Archmedean which has in all
past time moved mountains How soon he will make his
appearance hard TO predict and harder still to forete
what sLceesa will attend his arms. Time alone de-
elminc. The masses Of Peru so tickle minded and
changeablc, that he to land here all the country
might to him. and, again. those upon whom he
depends the most may turs traitors to his cause Shps
| ut the Cbinchas is fast increasing in numbers.
Inc weather has been quite cold for the past two
weeks and the health of Calao is at present good The
est prevails TO extent though the physicians ten
Us that II is disappearing rady. Rates Of exchange
England are enormous, and bills the United states
| cannot nc Phfhased AZ any rate
We have several English and French n-o lying
in bay. VIM. Miles, Esq energetic Consul is as
popular ever; and by his kindness TO all who have
business with him. not only adds to the number OF his
friends but reflects great upon the country he
represents. We all hope he may remain here for many
years.
II about time for us to receive visit from United
states ship Though have particular business for
one just yc, love IL them here and espe-
cay now, when the English and French well
resented. We receive the HERALD regularly by each
mail and always glad 70 forget business OF all kinds
while pernse It's columns, rich with intelligence from
all parts Of the world. So don't neglect W send along