The New York herald., 1865-06-09

commission Of Congress has objected 70 the
being contrary 70 law.
Of peace With PerUno thanks TO them Nevertheless the
papers ef the Peainsua hsve strongly taken up nas
Lima and Callao the 9Th Of February last and have
classified the affair with an kinds Of monstrous epthets
forgetting that spain aio.e was to blame for the hatred
creatsd-h not from the fact Of making unjust demands
st least from the arbitrary method adopted Of enforcing
them The greater blame moreover s 70 be sd nj the
door OF the Spanish Admiral for permitting his 70
land At such time and circumstance and while such
feeling well known 70 exist the proof of Is clear
at the day. now that the treaty. is con-
summated by The Utmost unanimous rsins or he people
when not under the pressure OF bayonets order TO
turn outa government which could consent 10 such .
treaty. Town after town. in all sections OF the
Try, when in the hands only of the civn authority,
have spontaneously expressed their sapprobason Of the
essy been applied members for breach of trust
and too well merited in most tances IL truth must be
spoken Thus the revolution Is consolidating north and
south OF the capital, IL not extending IN circuit and
something s ON foot, no doubt, in Lima and lis port
judging from the presence Of troops ana the extaor
nary measures taken by the order
and safety 20 itself in this locality.
Large shpments Of political prisoners Chile have
lately been made by orders of the and i'm
editors of the first newspaper in Lima were arrested
the eth and an oppressive sense Of nquieude pvades
al classes OF the community in the meantime the divi
sion Of the army marching overland SO far produced
no result though correspondence s carried between
the General and the revolutionary authores but the
division by landed it appears on the LIST inst
near the port Of AFRICA and took It's capital Tacna
forty miles inland and then marched the port itself,
which Is defended by about eight hundred civic troops
with two steamers and the batteries against the squadron
in the bay And stand affairs In the south by last ad
vices though government steamer is hourly expected
with news Of something either good bad as people feel
inclined to dignity the proceedings The principal mover
Chief Of the Republic until susS tms ss the psy
DESIGNATED by the constitution be called TO his post
but this may be only rAse de g.e as is very prob
able that such an opportunity will never be given out OF
respect to the political organization Of the country
new loan Of half million has also been called for
don the security OF the guano deposits has not
conceded owing IN part to the opposition Of party in
terested in one Of the projected railroads. OF which the
guano is q guarantee for the interest
Ihe public was alarmed q few days SINCE and run
took place on all the banks with the exception Of the
English in consequence Of order OF the government
to the principal treasurer receive any currency
but cash. which, being construed into want Of conf
fortunately soon dsspated by the banks meeting all de-
mands and proving their stability and soundness The
thereon published excuse in the shape Of
OF the bad coinage into good The whole proceeding is
supposed to have originated from spite against the
banks for refusing to make another loan to the govern
ment and SO this vicious measure projected to injure
a few, das rebounded to the ruin Of thousands
agricultural society rather company, has lately been
with the object Of cultivang cotton large extent,
and which might prove beneficial all parties
not all correct it may be carried into full effect
The new hoatng dock was launched at Valparaiso on
the 25th ut amidst universal congratulations at 80
portant acquisition to the Improvements of that port
The authorities and merchants OF that region not idle,
and prosperity rewards the efforts Of that weo-do sec.
ton of America The price Of wheat hadrisen lately
that port but the cause is ignored No other news Of
much importance
The English merchant ship Evening Star which left
here the 21st ult with cargo of guano foundered
the 2Sth after three days hard work the pumps to
keep her afoa The then left in two boats Of
which arrived here the Sth inst. the other having
been previously picked up by the English shipof
Shearwater when her passage spot the north.
coast with the object Of protecting the family and
property OF Mr. Coin, American citizen who, it ap
pears has been menaced by the brgands Of that locality
in consequences Of his being active agent against
them.
The Peruvian corvette -ofwaf America arrived on
the 5th after fair passage under sail and steam but
her consort the Union remained at Rio Janero, dis.
masted in bad weather. and requiring repairs her boil
They sister ships and both built in France
good sailers Of the same stamp as the late corsars Of
the rebel government few hours after arrived the
Spanish iron clad frgate Numanca which caused much
curiosity from her great size and the fact Of her being
the FIRST ironcad passing from the Atlantic to the Pa
cfc She made thirty three days from Montevideo to
Caao, passing through the Straits Of Magellan, where
she stopped three days and nights for COAL She is
formidable looking animal but It is TO be hoped her
fangs may never be required to act The Admiral, with
the other four frigates and gunboat still in port
also the English Commodore with the frigate Leander
No huctuation exchanges and nothing new Of great
consequence in commercial affairs