The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18
Our Lima Correspondence.

Our Lima Correspondence.
LIZA, Peru Sept. IL, 1850
Coun,eyrsx "Valss dc Consohd on,-Vs.o Of BM to
AtoiisA Rscruitn9-A Prsess Acknowledgements
upon tie Pres-El Hsralo yv, mded-Csleoratson,-
Dplorate STATE Of the Country Gen scly-Confesraion
Of South American Republics-rhe Amsrtcan Minister
and American Neutrality-suspicious. Story Regarding Trea
st1es-7hs Conrent,on, de-, DC.
In consequence of the alsiacaton Of Peruvian pas de
consolidation and hlletes de- manuiom in Europe the
has seued decree demanding the owners Of
such documents to present them within few days TO the
Direction del Credo Nacioual to be inspected II found
valid, they will be sealed with the seal Of the
Office, sddipg the wort "lgiame," and signed
by the Dhector-they are then TO be present.
ed to the President Those Of . suspicious charao
ter will DO Investigated judicialy. The Peruvian
Ministers at London and Washington are instructed 10
make Ike Inspections This will be OF no avail for the
seal and name Of the director minister can be counter
ed and added TO the spurious roles The amount coun
forfeited Is estimated 1t several millions
To avoid much cruelty and injustice the Convention
passed law TO prevent forcibe recruiting Of the army
and to set ct liberty those recruits already taken Cas-
tlla vetoed the BILL declaring this his principal
sustaining the government from incSrrecou within and
invasion from without He foolish enough to give
his enemies q stick to break his own head with.
Castillo has bsnished priest in consequence Of seve-
raj articles published in religious paper about the con
dtion of Peru As and to blind the church. he
sent the priest chaplain . of war that was
about 10 put to sea- The padre protested vehementy
that mpoesiby to accept the appointment having
poor mother and family support. Castillo could not
hear that but gave him $50 per month than
accustomed to GAIN and several months pay 10 advance
and marched him on between two soldiers, not giving
him time 10 get his robes. His fellow priests
making bitter complaints ia the pipers, but the Arch
bishop seems to wink at such injustice.
Two years ago one Of Casullas revolutionary princi
pies 'berty Of tho press" But his practice does
to be in conformity with his theory. Ell Hgaldo
de Lima has been bold enough 10 express s sentiments
and lis editors have experienced continual punishment
and recently Castillo verbally ordered the paper he
suspended sending the police to take possession OF the
type and the Intendente TO seal the DOORS This was
done In consequence Of several editorials at ackng the
government and which he has caused 70 be denounced
by the Attorney General Castillo desired the editors
appear before him. and suppcate in person for license
10 continue the paper But ihev did not favor his Excel
r ret Of their nsrons H Susd them
$780, and ordered the Of the accusaton they
followed the example of their predecessor seeking safety
fight What would be tho fate of President OF the
United States he To demolish newspaper because
its editors were not advocates and admirers Of his public
conduct.
The aoth August the birthday of the patron saint Of
Lima, celebrated with considerable poap The 20.
vernment and officers attended in the cathedral
aud although the day sunny and hot, followed the
holy image through the stress in procession bot tho
women saw little sport as tser old costume Of saga
Ire 3is being the birthday of Gen. Castillo the Pre-.
sdert celebrated with no less pomp Toe officers o;
their famous commander. The people diverted with
the climbing OF greasy poll during the day, and tire
works and illumination Of the Plaza during the night
Robbers becoming issupportably sudasiors. Not
ennt4Dt with sackiDg the houses OF private they
recently robbed The lntenacoe, AND fey nights ago
gang Of about thirty ed the house eutenan. OF
the police. tied the women and children and carried on
what valuables they could ind After tha silent inmates
relieved OF the dread OF the tols pointed at their
heads they gave the alarm body Of policemen col
kcted end ave battle. winch resulted in mo des:h
OF one o. them. curious German who thrust his
head Out Of the door 10 see the fun, also kill
ed. For heavens sake send your ahohtonsss dow
here 10 open their eyes TO the airocisy OF the evil
they desire 10 infict upon our happy land As m alb
stract principle, lew think right TO deprive
another Of liberty. But lie has the consequence
fay before his eye aud desires the freedom of the
gross OF tie south IL aevcd OF patriotism and /, dead
ly enemy of the country that gave him birth. May
evils consequent upon Heratpg the negroes do stop
with the ceatL CT agrcultnre stagnation OF commerce.
hunger, MAJ ednes' and iarvaton but mas overrue
the country With savage robbers. Neither life pro
pety have possible protection large parties OF arm
ed negro+s mounted feet horss prowl the county
aud spread terror and oesols,ion lar and near. The
dwellings guttec Of every thing valuable, vriuous
women are brutality violated the crops OF the neid
carried A~sy or destroyed. Aud crazy abo.aonists
oe,ic 10 pcl these evils upon the SOUTH The south
Alone would not be tho sufferer. The ,avage negro
rrsed on by hrs brutal ieroci.y, would strike eo.a
reuse . moment and view the frighuu evils consequent
rIon Accom- pisbns their desire.
The ppers Of Lima are discussing tho merits OF q
general confederation Of The republics Of SOUTH America
The ohi.ct OF the confeceraurn In he protect
u. mseives against the encroachebts Of Yankeedom.
They spesk 10 bitter terms OF Russia and the United
States the two colossal Powers that desire snbu
saic the entire woro; and the Yankees here are bold
enough to esse that N few years the stars and suipes
The condition Of Americans In Lima calls for the i'm
mediate OF government foag add notoriou.
ba he bef her and
MirUter. Mr.. John Randolph Clay. One OF the many
duties OF knhter is 70 eyeod protecting hand I, his
count.ymeo and rec that injustice Is not done them
But Nr. Clay unfortunately does seem 70 take this
view Of bis official responsibilities. Oar government
should ray immediate at n'on 10 this, and reward
neriu Of Mr. Clay by sendlpg him 10 another country
where his pre- JUDGES viii NOT bnud his eyes 70 iscts
mere arc many isouous socouIu o. immense casuree
by the Jesu' lost before their expulsion from the
try. An old Jesuit has returned from Europe with pa
pers anc charts ~ the church, ana with permission o.
the Cover 10 cxcavaing Ia the place nc,oatci by
hrs drawings. He has already found tho KEY thai
IL s.pscs. ind seven nil oSs "oo.a
ing agreement the government " 10 have four be two
and the church one million The Jesuits had subterre
passsges between several churches aud their col
The Convention for the last two weeks has held ons
sessions, so that know few OF It's acts Their
ID strong suspicion that 10 Ter neniirg consprac,
sgninst the government The government sent
Convention, should the members Of this Tor consp
raoy.
Castillo has escaped 10 Caso aud taken refuge 10
English ship He watched too closely In Lima foi
hs comfort
The papers OF Lima say that South Peru 10 tranquil
that cne of Echeriquss generals landed In NJ "a
poris, tut re embarked returned 10 Gale Bls 1h
rumored privately thai Ecbenque and vivanro haze ar
rived revoiutonzed sewers Of tue Southern provn
ces.
In North Peru stfemp. made 10 revolutonse IN
favor OF Gen Castillo but the lpsurrecton
with the death OF Col Coens, hs and officer
Of the insurfenu. Several OF the government troops
were wounded.
a Card from One OF the DeIawa arc Fremont
Electors.
rnser The head Of "Nlgger w0rshippers, y there an
pcsred 10 the last number Of the RTofs,r noce the
Republican state Convention. he'd 10 this iowa (DoverJ
yobcay ast which, after swing the Of ,hos-
who rejected as electoral candidates says In rcls
ton 10 myself
The nomination Of the latter gentleman, (wm. p Nick
ersop ESQ =, We understand, WAS psacucal ioke, very
successfully carried out By tso or three democrats
such inputaons upon my Oh uacfer a man, II they
Rad ON Any respectable source ~oud Ia been
noticed In tuch my OPINION scurrllity
all a--bv enru.u Mt hut tnu