The New York herald., 1863-08-15
xsw YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1861,


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under section two TO the officer OF the government o.
the United States TO enable the United States procure
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roller and Chamberan Of the moneys in pnrsu
svely to the purposss herensbovs specihed.
arrnntiye-Counclmen Hayes, SANFORD. Webster
Hss sss Ssa9as oos anon Be
Resolved he thanks Of the Board be and they
Board IN on Of the ordinance just adopted
Nv Councilman JoSRs-
whereas recruiting oces and also substitution brokers'
.s to for
Resolved That the respectfully requested
from
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of,he CITY of New YORK Be hereby dreessd
%en, raised who
act j. other place than city Of New York
GENERAL ORDERS RESUMED
CoupSimsn REyEET called up General Order No 5Ss be-
At the funerals OF Breader Generals and Weed Col
on Ss, and I.
favor Of Geo Roome for the Of Ave hundred and
ri q Sinner
and Lieutenant Herbert and charge the ts appro
g.
sd Ssgp c a,de mavand Gaw Murray
Negauve-Counclmen sandford Brady. McGra,h. Bran
Received and laid over
Councilman JONES moved that the Board do ad ourn
whereupon the PRESIDENT pro TEN. declared that the
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The Navigation OF the River Amazon
Procecdines % OF the the Congress OF Peru.
In the session OF May last the Communication whom
was referred the financial condition OF the republic O
Peru. finding considerable balance the expendi
lures amongst other public improvements recommended
that considerable amount should be dedicated to th
explorations and Improvement OF the river Amazon
l Its branches In the debate which followed on thI
subject various members expressed themselves fol
lows
The Hon. senor Trujlo declared himself scandalized
the proposed application OF the public money 10 consrfe
nec palaces he thought bad enough, b 10 oaste money
err'eyw0 and colonsing the Anidson ras chferca IN ~
The riches Of the Amazon could be Of any
10 Peru, would the territories by
river become part OF the republic The only result
OF spending money and men in the attempt would be TO
crtate either province for Brazil independent
nation; mere glance at the map Of Peru showed this.
Of country h the centre OF South America senaraed from
The limits OF the real, official and civilized Peru, by
monse distances and impcnetrablc mountains, with
other OF communication with the or the
world but by river whose ortlets the hands OF
foreign power And how would you colonze this terri
tory9 OF by inducing immigration OF foreign
ers, united to Peru by ties whatever And finally
aided by resources, should this people become rich
and civilized. one Of two things would happen. Tg
pold either Themselves 70 Brorl because
ing he outlet of the riur, dcdre hsp,selr.s free and
Independent midlothian AmGsor,an empire-haring no
connection Nth f'hcr Peru Brasil Instead OF spend
ing the peoples money and sacrificing the future pros
pery or the country in such romantic scheme, let
turn our attention 70 the settled parts OF the republic
Our mountains and rdiicys fau or wean It lost for
,oant of roads Pu atounds in localities rich s
Amn;o ba useless fer int Of exploration let us then,
make fruitful our coasts by establishing well arranged
methods Of irrigation let us open up commnni-
cations for the exit and expectation OF the produce
OF our hills and valleys, either by high.
ways or railroads lot us make useful tho dormant
riches q ohanchamayo, sata Ana, or raucartambo,
gress and wealth of Peru Pw. for Heavens sdks, ope
for future os~srations n realization Of af great
Senior Osorcs takes different view Of this matter and
pointed out e Ha,ghty branches Of The Amason being the
ndfurdt Wntfr transportation
countries n Pevtpion productions, epci1g the Ucayul
he Halaqu, he Mddre de Dios, he mayanon, TIE
turd arteries Of COMMUNICATION Of the departments through
hch Mey pass The banks OF these rivers full OF
ceent woods ana timber, gums, cocoa coffee. vanilla,
cane, rock salt and coal in fact minerals OF all
kinds and the uds rich gold dust tho expora.
tion OF wrch must eventually give rise to great and
wealthy cities. Senor Osores ercsei his nstonishmrnf
that Ssor Lasae should consider ann rpense q, bhdf Of
nau0nbe riers ueieSs, when he admits that the
only and most speedy way Of augmcnting and assuring
the industrial progress or country by opening up
means OF communication for tho people The depart
ments the other side of the Andes have no
hope OF shortening their distance from the Pacific
const. because the formation OF the Countrywide
height OF the Corderasrendes the use OF railroads al.
most Impossible. lie hoped ne Cordiferds vet the
seat Of great populations ichose ogrcurai and tndusysai
,cah woud make spfor NJ 'cant Of odno chich sooner
later must
There Is, no doubt. great deal OF truth in the aega-
ons Of the Selor Truo with respect press
ng aud prior wants OF Peru proper charity shoultbern
~ home hut not end there, and seemed 20 think the
majority OF the members who took part In the dis.
cnssIon.
sepor yIacarcta we'll remarked thai .1o,,.r. -. ~