The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

Our Lima COrrosPondencaN
LIMA, Nov g. J0ek
Pevuvian Resolutions n GeserdI-O6scaI Acts Of erfso
ndens Canssco-He Impriso~s HIS DUN BrotA~-Ds
Young Peru" Pary Eager % Aid 0hile IN Wa~ -
epain-Psnsvi6n Fynanoes &C.
Revoa tons In South America are always for Taaca ~
whichever party obtains power their motive Of acsion
Ia much the same. These contests not Tor prnc0A
but for authority and bat little IL any attempt Is naAs
to conceal the character Of the disgrace ~
fraud, corruption and perjury which in this county =
an times precede change Of administration and viva
may or may upon the authors OF these shas
less proceedings Ne political question Of mportassA
no principle Of policy government divides parties =
Peru. The people are indifferent; and some mitslR
chief by and with the aid Of we'll paid soldssry usVe
the Presidential chair and governs out lets Consye
reiguon paper1 gil no IN turn oussea OF exiiea ~
Before being busted By Colonel Prado Canseco had1a-
ministratiop including his brother General o.
5000 formerly Pfefect OF Lima He had ordered geo.
srsi election 70 Be held on shs mrs: Ssneay o. srS
President and also members OF Congress- ana mad 90
voked an extra seson Of Congress- 70 meet IN Lima -
the LIST Of April 70 witness the Installation o. the -
President and transact such other business e. nS0
be brought before Il ~SsaI- t4 10 S.
ourh the alleged cause OF the revolution Of Fabsua
was The Spanish Peruvian treaty of the 9th Of J.
ary no decisive ocal steps were taken to SGT the
aside BY The leaders OF the revolution dAerea
to leave the matter to the decision OF the extraornay
Congress oonvoked for the LIST OF April the treaty never
having been raned Dy Congress De,ms no a adsos
q tsmasterly inactivity"
The "Young Peru" party supporting Colona Pradh
the Dictator are urging the necessity OF an immedl&sA
declaration of and open and cordial proer &
assistance to Chile, asserting that the national navy
sufficiently strong 70 destroy or capture TnS ~ ono -
different ports OF Chile.
Upon taking possession of The palace, II is stated 49,
tt,a uVla
funds he held at the disposal OF the government -
received the unwelcome answer, "Not cent" ANA
how could it be different when millions have boon given
70 avores under tho name of secret service moneys
General Ylvanco, for instance, received this way O.
hundred thousand dollars; Mr.. Caldcron, TIVE handree
thousand dollars Mr.. Fuentes, one hundred tnousas
dollars; Mr. Gomez Sanchez, three hundred thousanl
dollars &C In ordinary circumstance tho income g
the country falls annually about ten millions short Of ~
expendures All the direct and indirect do ma
produce four Millions and the sales oil guano tweSe
millions OF dollars The budget estimates inc yearly g.
pense ut twenty eight millions, but since Apr 1884 n
expenses have by far exceeded the estimates Sne
probable deficiency on the LIST Of April, 1868, WA -
about ATTY millions, to be provided Tor ~ new loan -
London.
Let mo notice another instance Of General Pesesa
financial skin General Melgareo the Provisionai Fr
sident Of Bolivia needed some funds for the purpose Il
either dueNng the rebellion against his government q
to provide the means OF subsistence during pos'eAe
exile. TO effect this he despatched his conAdonAx
agent NJ soruca to Lima with request to his friepA
Pezet to render him pecuniary aid. General Pezet 00
So He entered in negotiation with Messfs. Tno1ae
Lachambre Co. and obtained for Melgareo about foU
hundred and atty thousand dollars under the fo0wS
conditions
Peru owes to Bolivia some millions, payable 10 moHt
instalments of 6fty thousand dollars each. Twenty q
such drafts for fifty thousand dollars each, with seyHa
per cent per interest were drawn by the Boalvs
agent and accepted by the government OF Peru, enA
those drafts Messrs. Thomas Iachambre % -.
counted for the small confederation OF six hundred and
Dfty thousand dollars Tho Bolivian Minister resa0nS
here protested against such fraud aud offered then
one hundred thousand dollars TO roscnd the c0nac&
but Messrs Thomas Iachambre 4 Co. refused 81.
have at this moment received lotcrs from Vapa.ees
va oba bv express in which gentlemen who &kelg
70 20 well informed that the dlffcutues -
tween Spain and Chile have been amcaby arrango4
Some unimportant formaiitiee have delayed toe s0@a
publication of this event
In Bolivia the revolution continues Genera CAslgo
ne loan negotiated here to which have alluded above
as not admissible bnding neither tbs governmens nos
Bolivia t@