The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19
Our Peru Correspondent

TAcsA, June 9, 1887
Nre Anglo. French 7reay-Tie Designs Of Enoland-Inir
eano from Ne Repolusioniss-P Probable Pronuncamscno
in Fhvv of Gperai San Rc~san- viess Of San Roman
N.w Governor for ne Oninchas- Pa,pors AbosAed-
Eseape " PoIakai Prtsonys-Treatv betloeen Peru and
Cbsa Rsca.
The new treaty entered into between the English and
French Charges and Senior Zavaos, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs for the protection OF the Chncha Islands from
seizure by any Revolutionary party to have created
quito sensation throughout the republic and from what
learn In way agreed 70 by the people al large
The treaty throws all the sohgstion upon England and
France, while Peru 10 supposed, according 70 IT, 70
grant anything IN consideration. Many persons therefore,
fancy poryon Of the articles their meaning has
been sppprcved for knowing that the English govern
meut ever with sinister selfish motive In giving
protection weaker Po~crs outside Of Europe, they
naturally inclined 10 presume that there something
the bottom Of all which would not at present be I'D,
tageous 10 the Casa administration 70 publish. The act
policy sbSpars OF Mr. Zavallcs, w s thought, at no
day tend relieve this country OF the
Of hs greatest source OF wealth.
But be tbis 20 Il may, the E1glish government has II
ast accomplished In long looked for end and has rot
grip upon the islands which she viii not be inclined 70
give up Her next move will be 70 make arse loan 70
themselves rich, while they keep the country ~
As therefore, there viii bs OF paying the
must como under English rule; and viii wager that in
less than ten years TO come large amount Of revenue
he cbpchs Islands and other deposits belonging 70 Peru
cannot but think that the talked OF purchase OF Of
the islands by the Buchanan and other admin raions
has In great measure, influenced England 70 lay hold
upen the Chnchas, with q view Of checkmstng any adj
vspces purchase that have been, that might here
after be mace by the government Of the United Aie and
think very probable that n the original treaty could
be would be found that supulsuoos 70 prevent
sale have been made in The fsct that Mr. Clay vas
tho Of hts m hQ rv
the convention partly confirms me in this belief tire
mains, however, TO see what course our Minister has
adopted In this underhand work
yivanco is st in Arequpa and, from what learn
puzzled know whether down and attack this
city, TO remain and defend Arequps against the ex
peced attacks OF General san Roman With seventeen hun
dred men, and Colonel Fire with seven hundred and any
On the slst ulhmo preparations were being made sla
70 embark additional troops board the gate Apurimso
and was nty reported there that she about
proceeding 10 The Chnchss 10 reske them not -ihsand
ing that they guaranteed N Castillo BY an Engsh and
French feet at present stationed there. am inclined 70
think, nevertheless that the Apurimac will come africa
and take the port and that the men which she has on
board will sh rorsfa where Frres dl vision " sta
toned, I'D attack him in the rear while General Guards
with division Of 500 men, will prevent his connection vh
,ne army Of San Roman, which s stationed Al Tampa
rre has Instructions retreat and join San Roman an
AtMok be made Upon him, rather than to show battle
even " sure OF have been told that no less
sum man one hundred thousand dollars arrived lately At
lsm rom Chile 70 enable vvsnco prosecute the
mo nss nn former failures have only Increased the sym
o ~e' o 'Or sm ~ the people Of Areqsp,
luuon oesd but am far from supposine that the
w VII pe resored 70 peace. San Roman IL Of the
prsed " or'vncom,to IN his favov will he made in the
very city o. Arequips; indeed, there rumor saoa,
me eject mat Vivanco has agreed 10 take q second
airy command under him. and 10 hand nj N over ali his
forces, together with the Apurimac
There also strong party In Lima ana the North in
bis favor and The government, fearing that difficulty Ia
about 10 take place there has vessels Of war ana
some troops 10 watch the Of In that ousyter
General fermn Castillo understand, n 10 take the en-
tire command OF the army should ,r,,o
take place In favor OF San Roman President General
Castillo % awaiting this end In Cobua and has alresdy