New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

"Tbe BIKE IL also granted 70 thc-e vAn, being ,b
sent from The country for the same ressons, may
turn With Authorization or consent Oh The President Of
ths Republic; and also 20 tho-e wh, on acooun. of
their participation IN the ists events, are actually
may be here alter prosecuted, and whom he PiesrieLt
should detsD TO declare cOmp,chended IN l.
IL seems that Government wss already certain OF
majority in the Senate who would sdopt the PROJECT Ia
these te rms "a on the same day Of ia presentation,
and before it ives known 81 the public, II was ap-
proved by twelve votes against seven and immediate
ly pesseo to the Chamber Of Deputies. where as be-
fore mentioned, the Ministers have majority.
Nobody doubted from that moment mat the mesa
ure would be sanctioDed to the Minister'S satisfaction
but still public opinion enefgetcally pronounced
against IT, considering il stingy unconstitutional aud
III lust AID, above all, because 1t established cisac-
tons which, far from abating, would serve to revive
political enmities.
These attacks have been brilliantly supported dur.
ing the two sessions OF the Chamber OF Deputies,
where scenes very unusual 10 those debates have
CURED. The Minister'S have been completely defeated
in the opinion OF the public; but STILL when the mo-
melt of violation arrived, 80 approved
the PROJECT, and Il voted against it..
The Supreme Court has given judgment in the case
Of Don b. Vdela arc confirmed the sentence of death
Many persons who were discovered to be i'm plicated
in the revolutionary movement have been ordered 70
be arrested.
The leaders Of the conservative party, who have
hitherto supported the Government and the Liberals,
have united and formed strong party against the
Government. They demand a change in the Cabinet
and more liberal line Of policy. Government says
the MrcurO, appears ready to face the coalition and
though the country is now quiet it depends uRon the
course pursued by the Government how long things
will remain in that state. II is evident that Govern
ment will have to yield to the goahead pressure or
run the risk Of revolution.
PERU.
Dates from CallOs are 10 August ~.
The painful news of the assassination OF 5. r. Sui
lvan, British Mni,ter at Lima, is announced by this
arrival.
We find the annexed particulars of the assassination
Of Mr. sullivan the British Minister in the Caloa cor
iespoDdence Of The Panama Star and Herald:
News has just been sent from Lima that Mr. Sul-
van the BIiiish Minister, was disseminated by SIX Pc
ruyians. The Vixen has gone TO Paita In search OF
Admiral Bruce. II is supposed that he was murdered
for the British interference the matter of the Tumbes
and Loa.
have lust received the particulars Of the affair
Mr.. Sullivan dining alone, when SIX men, MASKED
entered and fred three shots, one OF winch Is iata
having entered the groin and passed up into the lungs
After the deed was done Of them exclaimed -
am now satisfied, and then they al disappeared. AS
vet no one is suspected for it, There Is desire on
the part of the Peruviang to throw the whole matter
az the result Of an intrigue with lady BE that as it
may the Government feel alarmed a. to what the re-
suits will be. The steamers Ucaya and lumoeS are
going south 10 bring back Gen. Castillo and probably
come troOpe.
CALLA6. Aug. 1913 P. s.-A Frencbman and ne
pro have lust been arrested suspicion Of being &C
complies Of the assassination Of Mr. Sullivan There
not the slightest hopes OF his recovering. IL
now reported that the act committed by some Of
the mott respectable persons in Lima. However,
will give you the rumor. 1t appears short time
ago ball was given by one of the leading families in
Lima and that Mr.. Sullivan took there q wel.krown
prostitute that he has kept long time as his mis-
tress. The gentlemen present demonstrated with him.
calling bis attention TO the fact that il was gross To-
suit to all persons present TO which he Is said to have
replied that she good a. any woman present or
in Lima and that they were all set OF prostitutes
reward OF 100 is offered for the Apprehension
OF the murderers.
The conduct of the Peruvian officials toward Ameri-
can vessels has called for the interference Of the
United States Minister who doubt, with his usual
pYomptitude, will demand address. Private letters as
sure US that the presence Of American vessel Of war
The following Jews items are from the Comercto'
The Government of Ecuador hes notified it, sdhe.
SIGN to the convention entered into between Peru and
Chill in September, 1886.
Gen CastIo on his return to Caao, had been placed
under arrest by the Council Of Minister'S who exercise
the supreme power during the absence Of the Pres-
dent Castillo publishes letter complaining Of this
outrage. The matter was referred 10 the Convention
which detained the action of the Council.
II. Is. NJ e etc am frigate Ketrbution arrived at Cat
lao On the 9Th, and the Magecienne sailed on toe 9TH
for Pai,a and Panama.
during the month Of July 60 ships, with an aggre-
gate tonnsge OF A. ,369 tuns register, loaded at the
Chncha Islands with guano, VIZ: - vessels Of 3O9
tuns for England 4of3 tuns for the United States
ard - of 9,3QJ tuns for France.
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