The New York herald., 1864-06-06


imagined such promises would only be decep
arrived in Chile where the ss.h Of March IsarPs
answer given BY General Peze the aforesaid prs
The President aaa rep ed thai as spaesl VA
to enter into arrangements with ae g'Eeraaen
4 during The Of forces unasr n s'r1 man
ass.na uase me gyernnent ofPeu desired Io Y a ~
@ agat obliged them fun The eosraie3 os a. sasss
ron showed our desire not to any pressure in the nesO
s ars part Of March learned in Lima that acter th
Ia foonsnl Ugsr,e, Spanish rspresen'ative VIII
IA chr me II the above persons told
na s ra ns0 nor re !, in situation in
admin mat what the Psravso goyern~en
wS ss ,ss loan
known assnts tas nca wrote to Senior saia1ar Va
r1ngemsn.. with Span pa lih and my letter crossed his
which could not receive but
after had read Ine Ghinea ~ ~,
srsdeatia Of the spanish Commissioner we both deter
senor saazar and are disposed to be respons e for
sSnSa 70 tue govs 20 her Massy My ps ms
Peru in the OF the Special Comm ha
no satisfactory result granting reasonable term before
damage to private property Therefore appeared prefera
S H. saa an. sss non @
eSpc yutlmssum before being we'd and before having
person authorized to make oversures.
VIII Only copy the following words vsttel one Of the
s ss:d nations to enos when hsy
a s q aoe dD
% Or 70 al send an injury or to give Just satisfaction any;
until III sde6 paid or retained until full satisfaction be
Always animated by the desire spill blood, took
M mo, TO renew The Oarbarous which have
orde ORD to 70 engthen the government or Peru itself and to
cS M containing the masses in the FIRST moments Of eS
The quoted diplomatic declaration of the
inernatona law; and have hostages becanse the
Their enormity exactly the proof Of the
and civilization since Peru shook o what they cali
anS r a I s Inc Of p
Of Is as to the truth Of facts
public has not caused the delay of the recognition Of
DO not Ignore the possible consequences of
pished act; but confidence the greater q the
Doan atide sanctioned @ Seforehand ~ ae goV
greater !ranscsndence executed lately in ne
Sir shall await the resolutions of sr Majesty govern
com%eroe Of PsrSnas been returned
as s w As sng gs my 81 haze s
t.ges have been released whom had retained. remain
To TIE MINISTER OF FOREIGN ArFAlns of PERU
THE ADDITIONAL PROCLAMATION OF PINzoN AND MAzARREDo
RoApsrEAD or THE CHINcHA ISLANDS
Ts BShD ws Tss.5s g T., of May @
IAN Of APst haze been explained in documents already
The representatives Of the Queen always trusted
that the moderation OF Peruvans calm
p spirit VIII at last bring this question TO satisfactory
At present the diplomatic body residing at Lima has
posed of the Ministers of Britain France Chile.
In order to confer about the actual situation under
signed declare again that Spain does
Wan republic and that the occupation of the Chincha
s
which, causing euson of blood would render the arrange
ment Of the pending affairs difncult
The Of the have the least i'm
pedmen the business of merchants Of Peru aud Peru
Wan officers and fulfil their duties the with
friendly day that vessels Without license Of The aahortes
Of Caao should load Said authorities also legal
the captains before they port their des
nation.
gned request Ministers Of Eng and France Chile
also to inform their colleagues that the bark Iquique
remain on The defensive as long a. il is not obliged to
the contrary and that they Will grant term Of forty
stght hours to the respective suhori.es If they find
republic; that her Majestys according to the
verbal communi alton to the chiefs of the foreign naval
which not based foows-Spanish origin and actual
rights Of Spanish subjects that all doubtful claims Of
private persons will be submitted to mixed commission;
and. finally, the rumor tts Spain wished to establish In
Peru in other of the recognized republics of
America European dynases without the ieasS oGnda-
EusEBIo SALAzAR AND MAzARREpo.
NAzARREDo AMMO 1SCHs RESIGNATION
Senor Salazar Mazarredo.he Ma Commiss
10 Peru her Minister Bolivia desires to inform the
public has feed his self love in of the i'm.
Peru resgnng by the last mail his appointments which
confidence of the Queen he believes that
nineteenth century place their governments in posit ion
overcome without difficulty and with high spirit Of i'm
partaty questions presents themselves and neglect
Ing Individuals but always adherng to prime pies.
The following are the number and destination Of the
vessels that loaded guano the Chncha Islands during
the month Of April, and also their tonnage