The New York herald., 1865-05-06
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auas 70 sell the article against their viii And A. 10 ths
remarks the tribunals OF the country are orsn
feelings toward Peru in her late dcuitv there can h %
uou. = uu. 'nis Is perfectly natural and no one but
wa c",,ntses sr could any way resent IT, because tho
tory and commerce, danger &c the one must n ces
ssry be danger TO the other and II spain is WISE she
VIII overlook the demonstration with the certainty that
the former good viii Will soon return when the evil is
past and gone But should SPAN persist n hor unreason
sboah n ns sue m una different people 10 deal WITH
who wisely acted In conformity with the desires OF The
people Is nov unanimoatly and heartily seconded by
arise out OF these petty claims will be ihs nosto1
OF Peru seeing that they originated hor sccoun9 She
cannot pr tend to hold respectable position amony ma
ticns while abandoning her ally, whose dIlcuItIes
verc created by herself and If she goes in for
times over again, with divided country In
tho backgrounds II so wc are s,in opposed
Besides ths struggle might grow into serious proportions
Tor thi!e has two ships OF war; and two II first class
established; Peru Is comparatively rich, and has
two frigetes land two iron-cads besides vessels
and transports, and two first class corvettes daily
expected, and two more the stocks; with all
this her men not seamen, but bard knocks would
soon create them supposng withal that Spain stll
qucrs aho cannot do with Chc without the loss OF her
own chips or at least without their serious ln ry
and then tho repairs and wear And win she DO the
The internal affairs OF these republics are likely how
ever to wipe away all foreign sympathy for most OF
them are usually either at variance with other Powers
or quarrcling among themselves giving each other
civil remembrauces with the touahawk.
All the predictions with regard TO the probable anarchy
In Bolivia resulting In the late revolution likely 20
prove correct and indeed has already commenced if the
last adviccs may he relied on, appears that tho
provincial President Of that republic had Don
NJ MesIos, his own Secreiery General of State
FOR aledged seditlous complications with. General
Belzn, ex-Presdent OF Bolivia, who was march
Ing Of the frontier towns with tho
object OF overturnng the new government pre-
sUing II may be supposed that in free country ono
has quite as much right TO unset government as
another, and that in this respect hoh parties were
pr Marching therefore from thefonter 10 Ia paz, the
principal city In wealth and population at the head Of
some three hundred recruits General Bclzu found him
self well received especially by the lower classes but
hearing this the actual President, who marching
south on to1r pohtiqac, Immediately returned with
considerable body OF troops and Obliged Belzu TO leave
for tho Interior where he overtaken aud shot, along
with four colcnes aud ends tho drama until the
mail advises Of other or TO the unfortunate
country. General Bezu was not man OF mach political
social importance; he had done much good for
his country, was he any way much superior 10 his
neighbours yet the rank he held and the power he for
merry welded must nvolnntar y cause sigh over tho
downfall Of departed greatness Nevertheless il may be
for the best and will certainly teach lesson to indvid
uals, and 1t Ray prove blessing 20 the country by re-
storing peace aud thus saving the lives property OF
thousands by tho sacrifice Of half dozen OF its
turbulent citizens
Peace 1t would appear, again smiles on the republic
Of Uruguay, In virtue of treaty between the new gov
crnmont OF Monevideo OF the one side and tho vo-
luiionnry forces with Brazil the other The republic
OF Paraguay, the any or Uruguay had, however prev
ousy lost battle with the Brazilian forces
Mata Crosse, one OF the interior provinces.
party in Valparaiso Is trying TO organize concessions
Tor the establishment OF line OF telegraph from that
port to Panama, with the knowledge OF the Powers
the west coast.
The ministry partially changed hands on the 4th lust
General vNahco, President coming in Minister of
War and Don Pedro Garlic Minister Of Finance; IL is
thought that the former nomination may produce
good in qucting the country
On the Sd instant the frigs.e Apurmac made her trial
r.p with good result she had been three years under
her sides ironclad.