The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION PR0BABE-ExPoRAr0s or THE MVSK
AMAzoN-sYMPATBY WITH Tue UNIFIED STATES ETC.
There is but little of interest report from this country
The election for Deputy Vice President in progress
when the steamer sailed, and considerable excitement
prevailed Some disturbances had occurred and the mill
tary called out Five regiments under arms, two
being stationed at Callao and three at Lima. general
row anticipated The troops are said have become
disaocted ON account of not having received their pay
II TINS be SO, and they sympathize with the popuace,
successful revolution may be anticipated for without the
last day.
The government has appointed commission consisting
OF eleven persons to proceed England contract for
and snperinend the construction OF two steamers of
five hundred tons each, with two tenders for the
ploraton and navigation Of the Amazon river The Com
missioncrs have already left for Europe The govern
nen' has issued decree in favor Of the free navigation
OF the Peruvian coast by which the English Steam Com
pany loses the large subsidy and exclusive right of
v'gatlon il has enjoyed for so many years.
Mr. Forbes, the distinguished naturalist who is com
mssoncd by the Royal Society Of London to make geo
logical observations in Peru, has arrived at Lima.
The Fourth of July was celebrated in Lima and Callao
by the American residents in an appropriate manner
The Lima Concrete, in noticing the event, compliments
PRESIDENT Lincoln for The vigorous measures he has
presses the hope that the may result in the total
tinctlon Of slavery in the United States. ,
BOLIVIA.
RIVER STEAM NAyfG
Dates from this republic are 10 the oath of June. The
Congress was Still engaged in discussing the consttu
ton and propositions to introduce the decimal system and
open the rivers Of the republic to steam navigation.
Parties have already offered to place steamers
on the rivers Manore and Guapore upon certain
conditions, which, no doubt the government will
aocede to- II is in contemplation reestablsh the mint
at La Paz On the 10Th Of May Cen Acha the provision
al President, signed the treaty with SPAIN which was
celebrated in Madrid the 21st Of July, 184T by the
penpotcnaries of Spain and Bolivia, and approved by
the extraordinary Congress OF 1913 BY the terms Of this
treaty Her Catholic Majesty forever the
soern and formal manner all pretence Of sovereignty
over the American territory known Upper Peru and
now republic of Bolivia acknowledging the independence
and sovereignty Of Bolivia to all ntents and purposes
Bolivia in turn recognizes certain debts OF Spain against
her. and is to provide sinking fund to meet them is
difficult TO account FOR the Hardness of Bolivia in approx
ing this treaty unless Is that she objected assuming
any pecunary obligations TO Spain
ECUADOR.
ARRIVAL OF TIKI UNITED STATES MINISTER, ETC.
There is no whatever from this republic Tho
country continues quiet Hon. +. Hassareuk United
States Minister, had arrived at Guayaqu and proceeded
to Quito, the capital of tho republic.