New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
SOUTH AMERICA.



Archer revolution is threatened in Peru arising
s5on caCusv. Tie appointment Of John T. IuoLe l9e of
Gonbdcate States Navy Admiral eorman!ne ne Fefu'
squaofcr feued especially by Mouto-o who oaranhed
ny this appointment tbs man. MoIiTo WHO iSyonlg Won
Ls rJeserf position DIV turning lis command some time
ago 70 the Icvoutions but the present Government
he wts n (enaeae OF ee lri " 1 ny p[ 5SS y Tckcr
He Immediately sent strong protests 10 tIe GoNn,hhe
severn, ie. i,S some Jiacav IN ect
Ing full control Of the feet ooTesPoAde0t Wi0E 10 INC
ne ef Of JAW the transport Chaaco sailed fr Val
yITaiso having board the Minister Of War AID number
Sl ocls chaige Of the squadron Among tie CeIs
TaeedO CAPTAINS GARCIA Pardo zcll and DELAY
"A battalion Of troops accompanied them 20 the forts az
<rea AID another battalion viii follow Y few days for Iy
hendCmned here i we except those naval men q Peru who
Tcfrs ey foIesee la Prado designs 10 secure tie Tcate
n IL cy bv means Of foreign ooers il tie navy; or
5S1 30 i 12i 12 Sp aee S Z e oE
Minister Ct War will obtain peaceful possession OF tie
Ss5re LAT Icse in Command refuse 70 surrender tie vessels
iey vii e cnswed and tie assistance q tic foreign
s c vh s!:I sa21 for IN e eS75g aat i S
sse ffcel - A5asAI inoi4s
& TIE SPANISH FLEET.
,.,eresIv stated ty te NaeioHal Of that the
soy Ct spanish ee hid Ieaehed Is1it y, Belesqea
us Victoria on the 0h The latter had l(0men board
h vii teulyy Tie Numancia mOmont9Ty expected as
ss so lie blanca. Tie Eve vessels named were al to sail
s1 Manila Tie Of the feet had gone 10 Montevdeo OF
ny f6e ISs.' which reaelel Ta were n ont Of coal and
wtnd he oisd TO leave there under sa INC Lete IlT
n6kiIg gree rs o. T-'ii, a4p W." ~ So9SarGs
49, sl ~, e9d Nv are Cfa a s..h was
rendd vetcry Them and tAat hey had ent y eeroyed
Aa VOID, Of e commander Of tie Squad o. Monde
slcs were said TO he bad thu; Little hope was entertained
nj LIS IecoNe y. -
Cllsremukably quiet now although there ere
lrcther revolution Uu; they do not amount to mR Con
yrels received to aecet the loan iendee BY ne AiioaS
ksIk The is sOOGCC AID TIE Tale OF interest Cd
6,i,,a Pryan and Chan squad-ons st in the
aoTt Of Valparaiso but IS reported they have Coz on re-
stsyed sailing oTee5s Inc Whole nee; .t-o' ~ o S T
1,Lysp IRON clad feet attracting LucG attention ara
New crews are being placed N the Essss.:l ,, ever
nag Dat eS an enc0aass1 fears uPPTeaended III de-
rsst Nh s Ssi was given by officers Of M Peruvian
me- .1 ne et zsns Of Valparaiso II iiand affair
lSa3 SfJ s5s SS nlsT 81 tie SI S corps am
amsIican residents end in tie evening AIeeeSn was neu
- A. Session Congress, soegah affected CHI end
Che celeste Sq Iss sdst s ,a SIsen OF Iie Sta
sled Between Santiago and Valparaiso did roi enseI me
ine trisl il became for Not at all dishc ned,
However ne Ciens lave sgs &c; to wo5k Iea:o
shat first matters Of public mporee 10 con
Ss1s S y in o TO % Sresesce Of The
seaEdAiOns acts which o2k place a. Valparaiso tue Spring
The Lima FL NeeieEGi has the following summary Of TIE
Gen fitzpatrick the United States Mnistr Santiago
bss tEenseTbed 10 he Minister Of titsa AAI IA tL
tcfe addressed BIN Mr. Seward in Wheh This statesman
BeeaTes that when foreign power sbod attempt 20 alter tho
n. eoyerrUent Of ne United sstes wi exercise s inds
their support bat IN other the policy o. hs
stlnty has been, and will ever be nOt olnteIieTe
Copge was 10 dissolve on the I'd 10Th Houses have been
very busy Of late passing important lv The CONTRACTS
feIed into by Gen Aosqnea in EurQc have been nl def
ey approved ater great opposition lhe poect ci uhg
swc ultoss Of payer money was $50 On tie eve oeng
Senate had held five secret sessions and Il is reported
si iley discussed the subject making Venezue
sssLg other important ustteTs
Considerable changes are spoken Of in the MnistIy.
Of OCO has been ordered to be formed under com
ahd Of Gen Santos Acosa TO De placed on the frontier OF
gkeha One thousand 10 be sent TO The states Of
ard 4o0 Panama with Gen JOse Maria NeDcez LanOs
Commander in Chief IL reported that the troops il
enced for Magdaeua there 10 change the local gov
pnneDt and PROBABLY those or Panama come with The same
sheet
kosquers has rssstsed his sonpaw, PedroA. Herran,
sBera for his services rendered 10 the American
IN she Congress Of Lima
y curious proclamation has been issued by the President
complains bitterly Of the opposition made agoins bin by
Ccnts and appeals to tie people 10 declare either ior ha
BODY or himself
sses all armed revolutions against the esab
bshed authorities viii be put down by the National Govern
bent
An attempt would il was expected made in the santan
Der Lefsature 10 passed by the present Con
the Mosquera contracts aud II Was even
epsbt by that resistance would b made by ta stare 10
spfanee Of the troops ordered there by the eenea 20"
n Ener eer inCbief Republic has reported 10 the
ovslmsnt ofrch and extensive bumino1s coal
1he country Tranquil The amount for the construction
ne Of the bridge Of Pque 10 the Province Of I'm
Nv Thomas Reed the Architect inspect ara carry out the
herks that may Lave 10 be done.