New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15
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We have Lima pnpors TO the llth inst.
The Revolution in the South appears TO remain in
exactly the state before, neither Castillo nor
VwaLco having made any progress and the siege OF
Artqupa promises 10 equal that OF Troy in duration.
Cur Correspondents letters give some interesting
particulars Of the state Of affairs in the South. The
revolutionary parry have sold guano from Plea ard
Point Lobos TO parties in Valparaiso and Chisn ships
loading Il. The price stated 10 b. from tl5
TO so per tun. Onehaf in paper, onefourth in NUM-
tons OF war, and ene-fUuuh in cash.
The case Of Mr.. Lomer, arrested on the charge Of
consl rpg 10 bring party OF four hundred Americans
to Peru TO fight for exPresident technique eIctes q
good deal Of attention. he Intercepted letters be-
him, Echinqu" aid the other parties concerned
have teen Published.
No. l--Daied Nov. H., 1856, from ex-President
Technique TO Lclner Co.. authorizes them 10 nom
ipse a commander ard officers TO the chip which was
TO BE- engaged FOR tie purpose and undertakes to con-
No. 2-ssme daie-is commission, name in blank,
for Captain in the navy OF the Peruvian Squadron.
No. SEch.nique TO Don Herman L0mer, New.
York ds;ed Seth Nov. 1856, orders him TO suspend all
operations, Us things have taken now turn.
No. from the same TO the same, dated Dee. ~,
1876 orders him for the third time not TO proceed IN
The business until further advised. 1890
No From same 30 came, dated March 10, 1917, "
OF similar import rs the two previous letters
No. Copy of contract made lJsn. =, 1871 with
Cornelius Vanderbilt owner Of steamer Cortes and
Jomer Co. Of Lima in which he agrees TO sell the
steiner CorteF, deliverable in Panama. 10 Ioner d
Co.. fer 800 100; with an order from Vanderbilt to
{. H. Baldwin 4 Co., Adophe Lor0 Of San Fran
cisco 10 get the steamer ready for sea IN tDeuyfour
bOuls
No. 7-Memorandum Of 81 agreement mo ie ~ JAN,
1851, between {. Vanderbilt, Samuel b. IrHy and
lomer 4 Co. by which The profits arising from the
sale OF the md FROM the sae OF toe glano 70
BE- r.ceiy, from Gel ers EChnique, shoad be divided
between the contracting parties; 50 per c,ht - lomer
& Co., and % per cent zach TO Vanderbilt a Tracy
oe6uc,ipg rst S2G0 oG0 the pice q The steamer
in the contract between Echn aus Loner
,h1 aid be Cancelled this agrcemeD, 20 DE VOID
>ie1ed by he three psr:ie, and ni:n Sed by H.
W. Bales and J. L. Tracy.
No. &C. {. fitzgerald TO DOn L1is iSrner, dated
New orleans Nov. 90 1867, states tha: be j. busy
engaged in the bus.Eess that be sends hst of the
munitions Of wsr he was gttiiOg ready, and that ne
would be at Panama on the lie. OF March or before,
witre lie would welt for further ORDERS Advises him
20 eorcudc the financial srsng with the Pres.
dent OF PEW.
No. 9-Contract between Lopis c. Lomer and Her
nan Loner On one part, and Cyrenius {. Fitzgerald
on the other part, dated Dec. A. 1897 IN which Lo
mcr Go. agree u make over al their privileges
eOIirscts &C., with Gen. Echenique TO Fitzgerald
fiiz gerald agrees to deliver n Lomer Co. $3.50
muskeis, 20 boxes oicsps (Sie 700 sabers, UOC par
cavalry pistols tuns gunpowder l2tuDs Of lead aud
mods deliverable al any port in Peru, 10 order the
said uun.ois 20 leave the United States before
;he lyth Of April, 1853 IOmer Co. agree 70 sell
the same 20 tie Peruvian Government a certain Fixed
prc, 20 be paid letters on England or the United
State or for eusDo &C., &C., signed Lofner a Co..
Cyrenius F.zEeIsld, j. +. Pe:4non.
No ia deed from Loni.r Il Co. 10 Fitzgerald
making over 20 him then contract OF November ID
l.j6, with Gen. technique, ard their contract Of
August 81. made with Gen. Moro;e il Gusysgui
sgi ed ~ Presence Of tho United States Consul n
Panama, DrCsnbcT H. 1877.
No. lI-Trom Gen. Mo.ote to Lone, Brother Il
Co., dated September 4. lsJ., inccaing copy q the
POWER which his Excellercy the supreme Chief Of
Pom granted him 10 axe contracts for the sale
VI suano roce,iI IN exchange ships and munitions OF
n sr aid advising them 10 hurry IN their arrange
meuis.
NJ. 12-Same to same, Der. |, ls,7.-Refly 20 the
stisr IL Don LUis l. meJ. r. m Pa ANA al stating
that lie has little fderce IA the tGeIs made By the
owner of The lillian bank Am6ha.
Nn. l2--Louer n Co.. New-York, TO Gen. MOro,e,
ia,eo N,wfoik, oct. {, 1851 replying 70 the foreg >
>;lies sculd waste too much time; that Sr Osms the
P.luyisp Minister watched them too closely, ard that
tie munitions would b. sent b. AspEwall aud em-
booked a. rbu5nss, whence they could b. dispatched
viii ont spspI,op, NJ i going 10 California. Asks for
an oder for 10 co tuIs If guabo their fuods were
~ ,1pe1a. o. TINES V'Ts harh, ard the oApeBses 10
Psuera lac to be rsd il casb, and promises to have
tyeryihirg ready - tour months from cate.
Stmeio same, dated H. w-York, Oct" 1857, states
that ey,Tytjpg IL ready that 10 excellent lex
c,hIies nUchSehc.) were engaged, and the par
rlsstd and On'y Val ed for the funds.
NJ. l.-Lomsr Bro. & 60. 10 Gen. Moroie, dated
n tosrd the GraBasa, Dec. -, 1871 nj
r,tmn from tie UBned Nsiss, informs the Gepe-
al Il al IL Teacy, that the Cories was 10 reach
ParAmn on; r. b. Is that oa TIE 9Th O the same
north tie 400 Deb and arms ere 10 leave NewlOrk
aud Lat bic brother VOUld accompany them. Informs
rim also Il ST te bad made Arrangements with New
Orleans louse lor luther suppiy u arms. Asks for
oICer Ter 80 tuns Of guan0 10 meet the expenses,
e..
lie folowirgi is translated from the letter Of the
lin Coz r.. / obdsn, cf the EStJ,iIa.
II frfrgit = void q interesting meas "a TIE
only that mig; render !: 70 wenh D. the rag-