The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03


The PerHyiaI Govcrnmeni starting a stean
Line co Panama-A Railroad TO Arequtpa-
The Dist enhances in the InIeri0r-The Quoss
ton of iauntlon Of the Cab
LIZA. April IA, 1867.
The line OF steamers that were 70 run on the coast
Of Peru only have received permit from Congress
to connect with the steamers At Panama for the United
States and Europe This government binds itself 70 give
to the company all the steamers they havo that they
not require for purposes the condition that they
are to DO returned In case Of national war; Govern.
ment will always prefer this line 70 the other and will
furnish il with bills Of exchange on tho United States
and Europe as the current rate All port charges shall
DO Free huks TO be placed in any port they think
and ground to be given IN Caao to have yard and
pier The company binds itself to be ready in
from the present time and always to keep steamers
runniug government to be allowed sixty per all
business and 70 be able purchase coal the
pany a $40 ton in CalIao and SIS At any other port
The American steamship Aurora abandoned BY
the captain in this bay, the 12h inst, account Of
having bought herr but learn to-day that the receipt
will be given for q consideration, and government will
take possession OF her at
Admiral Tucker arrived hero ON the 4th inst from
Chile his resignation having been ci By
ment Admiral Vale Riestra has been appointed in his
place.
Congress has passed oil build the railroad from
Meja to Arcqupa, sl.a Jle following condtions:-
lcaa 10 b. Ta.sel the purpose and not allowed
TO be used any other; paid to bear per
cent yaty interest," guaranteed b. MORTGAGES on the
r..l, The income OF the Custom House at Mejia, and
rots OF the guano tradethe loan to be paid or by
earnings of the road The work is to commence at
onco, giving two thousand soldiers for the
purpose. The loan to DO taken up here and abroad;
and having part OF said loan can convert into
shares Of the company any time within ton years The
government has 10 buad mole at Meja In case that
have iuli management Of the road, and an exclusive
right from the time the said half Is taken for the tenn
| Tue coanlry is at present like boiling pot which
boils every and then in different places There
are at present outbreaks at Cuzco Puno Ayacucho and
Moquequo, but all OF them to small extent present.
They have all declared favor OF Causeco 10 second
Vice President under President Peze Prane nc troops
the 3lst TO Ayacucho which he expects will be able
10 quel the whole anr All the foreigners in the place
have armed themselves and got together for mutual
protection. There good deal OF Of Castla's
tamperng with the fleet in Valparaiso Should they
succeed in getting it. it would be big advantage their
favor.
The religion question progressing just predicted
in previous letters and bids fair TO end in something
measure dceaed npCongress by of 43 to 40
but there still proposition being discussed about
,ne y me o. hs in n,
ing called by priests in the public square in
front Of tho hall where Congress meets There were
about two thousand people assembled, and several
priests addressed them in vilaiEous language which ex
cited them much that when the representatives began
TO arrive to 60 into session they began to inse them
and finally 10 throw paving stones The police were
called together in force and company Of cavalry
cecded in doing after sharp little ngh. for a few
ments, in which good many wounded, but only
killed. Several priests arrested and are now
in prison. An act headed by the priests. has been
signed by number OF people, stating that they will
prevent by force the Church being robbed
Congress has passed vote Of censare against tho
Cabinet for neglect and one member proposed 70 i'm
rncr iuriua nm fWaaU no
which has resulted in the whole Cabinet sending Ia their
resgsaiiona which, IS yet have not been accepted
Protestant chapes Caao and Lima and also all Of the
Masonic Lodges which che priests are particularly down
Should they start in on anything Of the kind tnere
The treaty offensive and defensive fnade by the
Salvador, Honduras Columbia, venezusia. Ecuador and
BOLIVIA Chile and Peru will probably accept 1t Also
no prosect Of the new consrsss meeting at present
On the l0h inst Congress passed. tho following law
sa Ss sod PERU for sacS sKs, a.
I've auction for every years consumption said auction
20 DO adv sri,ssa Tor sx , months before hand THIS
been counecsed with guano consignments for . good
many years.
tax OF Eve per cent has been put oil incomes
The Of all the orsracations callao up March
I was 5000 900. The work very flushed aud
caso to-day Is tue best fortified place on the Pacific
coast.
Exchange on England blnkcrs bills ninety days As I'D
hard dollar. Exchange United States, ships bills
thirty days 10 per cent discount.
The Efforts to Create Bad Feeling Between
Peru aud Ciiic-Admirat Taclxcr's Resiana-
tion-The Naval Etiaaefte Troublc ut an
End-The English Loan 60 Chiie--Coloniza-
ttOn, tAc.
The Spanish feet has rcappeared yet in the Pacific
and we are still patiently waiting something turn
up. Valparaiso bombarded year ago yesterday
The ruins OF the custom and burned portion OF
city, still disdgure the front OF the town. and the
allied squadron anchor IN the bay where IL has
ridden with brief Intervals Of absence for the last nine
great deal Is said ABOUT the in the
papers aud occasionally the politicians excite the public
MAD considerably the subject but aside from this,
we ud scarcely know that any difficulty OK.
isiod between Chile and foreign power. The
opponents OF tho administration demand
gerc prosecution OF the war, and tho government
party rcerate that the honor Of Chile il safe In Its
presses, hands; but tho demands and promises Of both
parties have been indefinite reliable opinion
can be nci OF the future Tho whole question IL
fog. No tell II the Spansrds win return aud
tie com,nunisy has subsidized nto Of Indifference
to the war; which nothing them except m
occasional ramon from Moa,evidso that tAe Spanish
feet il sjust about 10 START for the Pacific.
The question still absorbing attention. aud has
recently led considerable feeling between Chile
and Peru Your Lima correspondent has doubtless
given particulars Of the announcement In the
Peruvian Congress that Cale had signed the
truce. aud demanded 100000 OF Peru
compensation for expenses in maintaining tho
The of this proceeding In Peru occas.oned much
bts here For the past there has been
stsny N ressng coolucss between Chiieans and Peru
VANS. particularly among tue officers and men Of the
allied squadron II has been common 10 hear oppressed
In the cafs and hotels that Ch and Peru would
DO al war and naval officers boast OF what they viii do
~nen tho time for 1gnting other shall have come.
do not fcl justified IN predicting between tho two
countries bat shall not be a. all surprised IL u do take
place within the next two years The newspapers here
have discussed Peruvian pubic opinion with great
estness, noQ Ia q conciiaory tone. Tho MrcEio, OF
Valparaiso, ia It's summary Of news for foreign readers
says
Tho sc-usation which deputy In the Peruvian Con-
grcss Css5s hurled the government OF Chile OF
having ecd 70 truce and broken the lance caused