New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
Legislative aud Executive movements all have reference
to local matters, and are OF no general interest.
CHILL


question Of tho loan which the Government aDoas
effect but nothing has been definitely arranged az ~
The amendment proposed in the Senate was .ssed
the Chamber Of Deputies and the project many PoY ;
boh Houses in the original FORM with some slight modi
fcations The Minister of Finance III conseques0 epr
piled TO the bankers and merchants lor ioa hrbsd
millions and half of dollars the amount was supScrioo
Cor and tho matter was supposed 10 nave Dee4 alap5
II seems however that there was WISH on inc par
Of tho principal subscribers thas the onsye
should compromise itself not 10 prosecute an 9i.os
war; aud merely oct on th6 defensive In ne N
naturally encGSn declined to bring the oo1uSniT the
any particular line Of conduct ana -bstsSss
arrangements are suspended as there is no DOUBT "ao
that unless the Government can raise the loan on eno
forms proposed by them they will nave W bnn,d ma
paper issue great ply ina, every other point had
hcen satisfactorily arranged. This eeiay III sosns 81
vital question greatly affects commercial niV'''' VII"
in1eLces VIII @ S If humorous ridcue at tho boast
ing discussions in the Spanish Corea relative t 'no
ported defeats of the South American ae ana nSSe,'
that such coduct on the part Oh deiea'eu Spun n"O
thy Of anything moro than laughter 81, -,
1bemorchans of Chill now believe tho war at an ond
and are endeavorng to recommends anu coluhuo
operations TO the best OF their ability,
THE well known Senior McKenna, Of New-York fame,
has arrived at his homo in Chill perhaps to rest upon hls
aurels The Ministers of the Republics of Bohemia and
Ecuador have also arrived at Valparaiso.
French firm has offered Chill and Bolivia an advance
of S6OO000O for the privilege of working the guano do
posts dividing the profits with those Republics.
festival held in Valparaiso on July y in compi-
mont tho Independence Day Of Peru 1t was well cee
brated.
PERU.
The news from Peru is Of special Importance On the
arrival of foreign vessels Peru they may only enter the
chief ports viz Iquiqno, AREA ISay Caao Huanchaco
San Jose and Paa The Captain of any vessel ancnOrnS
in aSJ other port Of the Coast will be fined S1OO shoud
he land receive board any passenger or correspond
he will incur fine Of 900; and should he lana or
receive on board any merchandise he will subject tho ship
and cargo landed 10 the penalty of conlScailon: ANY
communication with the shore prohibited until after the
v sit Of Captain Of the Port of Custom Honse oihoe
Ia %
in Whatever language it may be; but III IL must %
stated the description Of packages marks nu99erS @ua
as well as any oher port in which the vessel may hayc
Touched during the voyage Should no manifest Dc iotn
coming then the bills of ladng must be presented oS9thor
with list Of tho ships stores ana PROVISIONS. lhY9
DAYS will be allowed at Caao, lqal1ue, San jose ahu
Huanchaco three days in africa and Pata ana hso days
in slay for the correction of errors in the shin manifest
AT the expiration Of that tme If two corrected copies o
the manifest arc not presented fine Of 500 Will DO
inflicted aud tho original manifest ratified.
Tho elections in Peru will come OF IN January next ana
will be direct from the pcoplcG reform from former cleo
tons which concucted through Electoral COLLEGES
Seats Congress arc for the hrs time thrown open 10 10Y
egncrs should they be elected and have become Peruvian
history of Peru ia wanted for which $2O, 900 premium
are offered Foreigners invited TO contend for the
prize This is fine opportunity for some American 20
display his literary ability, and to gain fame and money at
the same tmo.
CAPTURED by a cunning device When the Chasco
reached Valparaiso all the commanders were ssnaled to
all tod that they werO dismissed from the service and
held as prisoners No communication allowed with
their ships which placed under othcr officers, aad
thus ends the high class mutiny against Tho Ameuco,
Peruvian Admiral Tucker VII Is now IN chief command
Of the Allied squadron with officers under him ready TO
obey his orders This the position Of Col Pado,
and shows his skill IN strategy equally rs Dygohe tilss
have displayed his craftsmanship and bravery
PARAGUAY.
The from La Plata shows still favora5ly for the
Paraguayans The only hope OF the Allies Is IL the plan
that Admiral Tamandrc5 gunb0at-1eet may b. able To
lombard Lopezs Paaguayan camp and destro ais works
Tho Latter has however, tho hes: artillery the chances
arc SLIM besides which, the Allies quarreDg among
themselves. IL is expected Lopez will yet DO able 10
dictate terms TO Brazil Uruguay aud tho Argentine Re
public
AUSTRALIA
The Ruahine, from Sydney, July IS, and Wellington,
New Zealand July "a arrived at Panama on August ~
but her mails aud passengers were not landed until this
morning esd.
The fourth Parliament Of New Zealand was opened by
tho Governor at Wellington on july 3, with tbs usual
speech from the throne unclosed Parliamentary affairs
uniurpOrtant for increased powers for the
Government and Finance Department is TO DO brought
forward. II the ministerial vote divided on this que5
ton il may break up the Government.
The northern aud middle islands Of New Zealand 10
be connected By telegraph cable, which was 10 DO laid In
The Kingmaker William Thomson native premier Of
New-Zealand had arrived at Wellington TO pay bis prom
ised visit t6 Governor Grey IL ~ said that this Chief
expects the Wakao lands 20 be restored 10 him. Tho in
teview is toked forward to with much interest as
likely 10 have great Importance on the utnre relations
between Natives and Europeans.
some dreadful murders had taken place in the Middle
Islands perpcratcd By gang of miscreins familiar with
the prisons OF Australia and VINO nave more recently been
infcsng the West Coast gold-heds ard systematically
numbering diggcrs for their money The party went To
Nelson aud visited tho Wakamarina District. -Four men
soon disappeared from the District and tho gang alluded
10 have been spprehen1ed One Il them disclosed the
whole proceedings Of the party and confessed that they
murdered between 80 and ~ persons, one OF them
woman Tho names Of the gang, now lying IN Nelson
Jail are Levy Burgess, Kelly. and Sullivan.
The date Of departure Of the Panama mail from