New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
PERU.

THE oFFrR OF THE UNITED STATES TO MEDIATE IN
TIE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR RRJEcTED-CORRE-
sfoNIENCE BETWEEN PERU AND GILLIAN
INDIAN WAR.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
LIMA, May IS, 1867.
Upon tie receipt by the Peruvian Government of
Mr. sewarcs proposition for Congress- TO be composed
Of Commissioners from SPAN, Ecuador, Chill, Bolivia, and
Peru satle the difficulties that has led to the present
war between Spain and the South American Republics
I advised THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE that Mr.. Stewards
proposition would be rejected by the Allies upon the
ground that the proposition presented no feasible plan
for termination OF the war suspension of hos
tilIties Jy the present mail Secretary Seward will
receive adccs Of the rejection OF his plan as also that
OF France and the Joint proposition OF Enginahd anu
ds,aTn not 70 snsmt the ouestion under any con
sderatoH Ia arbitration 10 any Power and much less
karopesn one They are convinced nv tat shey nave rss
idTwRri spain rs England and France does and conse
ouently his proposition has been rejected
H. reyIons letter mentioned that the different propo
ons had been sent 10 the Committee Of Congress- TO be
nported upon by them to the House. That Committee
has maGc It's report the whole OF the memDers slgDg ~
so that It will pass Congess ~ y , r,neT ,n ~ t
subject:
The sr.t proposition Ens.nl and France .sa We should
b ibe people on Infamous Treaty o the 9i OF jan
eitsn WIZ listen such oyerture from France and IN
Gland 49, .s & s sv bs raSqshd We By rsh f1eoy could
bu, Eag,sd ani hee proposed 20 rs 70 sses s VIZ
sraso and her Terrible ha,'ement 10 the Bay o CA' Ih PoP@
Bi hs Of France did stop with this h retas,
followed The object Of convenience ioI he IN
prPo that was made nSde, The ne oi ~
SfsSis Ssoa, snu direct sb tbs spn SOo
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spain Equal obgaons were 70 be subscribed 70 Y 70 a'
peses WA, ony established 10 that cu answa
out sa Ss @ as' @ S pS hsi the French charge GAfe,
s Goysrsmsn Il G6 called Peace only sH.
bSansi. a and nam5ci ss h rejection the part q
rsh With these respective references viii found the fundamental
sioS, Iha @ m az subject 10 the @ Influences Of perpetual
The evils which telsseai, .use dG not only . ron ION c
esr for The w that spain will cease TO be
% h, another sc, Of ,reaerT An has all the ineonve
nence. without receiving any Of the adv o. peace @ %
der conception better to continue the va" until We eau conquer
solid aud dnissi peace s,,,. ,, ,, rro, all occasions her
ine. sympathy for the South American hpnohcs WISHED 49,,
contribute Der rs 'G on 70 s We. b 70 TuSiss The
sande b. war Those I'D obligations upon the sasi
ali mPed9g questions s" q "go,a Te % ts a. S M Us % Sd%t ne
% @siGs re had Voting to hope ss5 Es.pes':
70 b. sn S the President c the States .Sou.
ony have eoGe the Congress ShOsd as do,OSs .So s DO. @
solved BY a. arbitrator ds,sd the President Of the tSion
n u As SHS. to eoasi 10 the Sh@ monarch other
nae matter hos M be or sey Gs Ssst eds 90
question at issue bat the Allies be- seeS. sas & .e S. 81
he rsnCunee it, glory nor rs esy Tor ss spsdaGn ,
s right obtain To place ourselves IN ,ns %
M war m prefer matter what the consequences are .at
% ss :, s .Tsn !i sf na 1 S Si right
M the ground which have arrived h excludes
at the same tins te9srHg s yp,s % ISr S,,,sae %
proposition the Committee have just treated upon they Ss
the Interests or the rights Of inc alliance 70 os d s
sre. compelled carry the Is not Tor them 70 ks e
Initiative o} peace accept conditions that are not the highest
Thu. the . Of Peru and be, allies will vii % remain In s, iSs
Thus viii be sanctioned until he nAtoh ns
GselaIed that peace is convenient and decorons
As O c9nseqpspGs 9t the above report the Committee
% That The Executive Power continue the With Spain until
Ss Tst the Executive initiate his part any
I,ai.,rs % NV @ F signed by tie whole Of the Committee
nortIon OF the correspondence between Chill and
Perm with reference 10 the indefinite suspension OF nos
ttes as proposed by England and spain mas Just %
published and has caused considerable excitement & nog
only here but !n Chill The published documents slioN
that the Cabinet of Santiago had signed inc PiV.oos
with the proposing Powers accepting the proposon o
the fact 10 Peru soliciting her adhesion 10 the se ~
was Indignantly rejected by the latter Power lho ,he
that was already prOv.slocd and ready TO san 10 %
Atlantic 10 lombard tho different ports III the lsnhu ot
Cub0 were detained by the Government OF Cnli "llOu
orders were sent from Lima In January last 10 |ny n
thaf the Peruvian squadron should sail WITHOUT dny
DELAY yet the Cabinet al santiago Thought ht o :" r
the order 10 Admiral Tucker Inc PeruNlihs s com
since Tho bOmhardment OF Valparaiso had most eo.'
fennble opinion of Chlian yalor, and, without any eA
ceptlon have always desired 10 act udcendeht VI %
Iir corage questionable; her GOOD fait was Is,v %
Lacved In; IN fact she was'all buncOmbe, ana hc i,s
,,iars eeve that with all the preparations tnat Nn'i
h I'm erecting Notifications She could DO as sue
cessfuly bombarded tomorrow, for any reSstaSo Hst
ho present Cabinet would oieE We learn th s on as
possible to carry out the Lima plan for bringing o
liOdOs TO their senses. -, u.o.,do,t
70 accept temporary loan Of -four millions OF oleS or I'M
millions OF doars untll Congress passes sns ,n,sr