New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10


people that they would as soon fight as not DO not
imagine that It out Of spirit of braggadoco for 1t s
knocks before the question settled and that all the ad
vantages will not be Oh the SIDE OF the epanards Inc
snain but Chill. While apparently pretending to second
tie idea, In fact doing all that ray m er power 10
The Peruvian officers was secretly fomented by
the agents Of the Ohiiian So peI anu
ron from going to the Atlantic in despite OF the positive
orders Of the Peruvian Government Ior IL 10 saIl
alliance upon It's last legs it's days are aDo se anu
ship Company about TO extend ther tiPs SUI ~
Caao their steamers having only run upon n Their line
from Valparaiso In the South TO Pananla III h I ast
When We will have GE the s s be s has beSome popular
with the travelling public, II We are TO Judge io he
passenger and freight lists Two new nosne III IN New
added to the line that are now in course OF treaty Ne"
York.
The Peruvian Telegraph Company are establishing ana
planting the line Of telegraph from Lima to anDoyelue
The line in operation lar 9s Chancay, 70 mics from
Lima, and will be extended to Huaebo by the 9ue %
month. The Director senior Pa2 sOdan u Win lo
working party aud is interchangeable in his exertions ~,
FarrSnd to md establish tram roads between
Lima and CallaO upon the condition that me Nork
ege had been conceded the Government having learned
that systematic opposition had been Drouant 20 1esa
take up tho enterprise, by the agents sent there by tne
Lima Railroad Company who perceived that II the rond
sre ~ 0 S has been granted by the Gov
eminent Col Farand, to enable that gentleman
TO make the arrangements 10 OuJ HIS
privilege representation made by the carriers OF
freight upon the road any luther PROOF hau Oeeh
required by the Government that the magaHalLhg .,
that road was not only popular but eagerly desired Dy
large and Interested class OF people Who WIN hn
the disadvantages Of the present state VI te foa Wee
successfully competing in the freight trade against the
railroad. -. -.
1t may not be out Of place hero, to state for
who may be interested in tho success OF TINS
American enterprise the great Te ao ' a
in Lima, the railroad stations are upon the extreme es
Of the two cities and that Of CaaO in particular not Dy
any means easy Of access for delivering goods All
freight has to be- conveyed III carts 10 ana from the e
tons, and labor being high the expense OF loading ana
unloading five times goods sent by rail- not 9niy Ill
tile expense, but causes delay III tneir deVe
SO that there il no gain in tme but II anytlng iSss;
Whereas goods that sent the turnpike are put
loaded and un0aded once, und that az the door u he
owner ana within four hours after being received Ing
Lima road once macadanized the same could % dehv-
cred within two hours, and the same carts eouu mahe
one. with The only addition Of toll The freight carried
between the two cities Is Of that magnitude lat the
present railroad company are az ,e far D
intending the present line 10 DC USED exclusively
that lay IN their power to dlsuae the New 19
capitalists from employing their capital upon road that
would within two years after It's completion bring down
their stock at least per cent below par The prejudice
exists in Lima and Calao against the railroad COM
psH Is 50 strong ns me pSc wS9 he aspdan
new enterprise Just to have the satisfaction Of returning
pack SS endure Sa az eF hands there Is every dis
position upon the part OF the Government 70 ASSIST COL
Farraud his enterprise Inc ROAD Wnen
finished will give employment TO at least 1000 persons
which would be left unemployed by the railroad monopoly
OF tins fact the Goyernment e9nyiGSed IeSe oc
suppose that the revolutions that take pace once ~
awhile here win affect the product 81 e 5O S4 Emma
then only for few days. week al nosI anu frame COM
enees as nothing had taken place. This assertion VIII
be sustained by all who have resided III Lima during
revolution ,,.,,. 49,. al.
different commanders Of the steamers upon the upper
waters of the Amazon that are employed saIyeying'
owing 20 the want II men their entire cryws having de-
serted the steamers and gone 10 the gold dRgDgs that
the RIVER Morono" The officers recommend the Gov
to send troops AZ soon as possible to take posses
Immense wealth that abounds there. I have been in
formed by gentleman from the other side of the Andes
who arrived here few days ago. that lie had met two
Yankees with pick shovel and pan, crossing the snow
ridge of the Andes on foot They inquired iIem nun II
toii them that they were. After they had ID
the snow heap, they bid him good bye aud trudged
reference these gold mines II is hard to say, al
though they are trying to keep the matter Gr as as
TO be known that they Of Unparalleled richness
Owing to various armed bands having made their aI
pearance In the neighbOrhOOd Of Lima that are styled
Mo1otneros which be translated lnto Bunmers tue
Government Lima having no force at their disposal be-
You'd the armed police which they require 10 MAINTAIN
the security Of LIE and property within the capital have
appealed to foreign merchants aud residents to assist
them I'm sustaining order IN the city, rs II has become an
ssity to send the polce III pursuit VI the
bands that pr0wng about the suburbs of LAMA Inc
proposed civic guard, who be in way whatever
subject TO the orders Of the Governments they are SIMPLY
the orders * the officers Who they themselves elect aud
remain neutral between the contending parties oT
Tepectable meeting held on Sunday last In the Ca
Dido or City Hail. presided over by the President Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, in which the proprety was dis
cussed Of Foreigners interfering In the internal affairs
of the country and whether IT. TSgd not be eonsid,
TO indulge in the very thing that was proposed 10 be
guarded against and lastly in case Of the mob succeed
mart of IL
mept consider Itself relieved Of its responsibility and
legations for the damages sustained by t9re,gners alter
ntrusted to them. The answer Of the Government was
that they had the fullest confidence IN te gG0 asn o
the resources that they might require The object was
not to SUSTAIN G Ppr 81 inas Rar 5
mob knowing that the merchants were organized and
asd 40 sS asae
any attempt being made As to the responsibility and
t tpe loss b. plmnder, they would accept it, -. =.
commission was named and approved Of, the mem
beers Of which were selected 80 a. one IRON eath oY
should have tco which was conceded amld uch laugh,
The Committee are busy drawing up their plan ana
when completed the organization OF the Civic Guard Will
D1 Cen La Pnerta acting President has just issued
decree restraining the Railroad Company from con-
STRUGGLING passenger ne owing ~ their not hay-
ntSer road beyond the present Congress has
PEELED doors for want Of members every one OF
them seeking get rid Of further trouble from the
expected change Of Governments The results Of their
labors may be summed in few words They have given
us constitution that the party out Of power will not ac-
cept and the one In power pays no respect to II at ALI
and the result that there are two armies drawn up ia
front Of each other 70 fight about IT. Congress elected
Prado Constitutional President The country refuses TO
accept him such upon the grounds that he Is
ignorant aud vain added TO which Is questionable cour-
age When we shah have another Congress 1t s hard to
say better il 1t s TO be Of the same sample as the
last one.
written play in the Quicha ancient language OF the
Incas has been discovered It Is to be translated and
published by subscription and will IN all probability be
performed here the theater 1t frequently stated
by the conquerors of the Incas that they had Grammatical
representations in their temples but proofs have been
found until the present discovery. When tral6lsted
will send you the particulars of 1t.
CHILL
The Minister of the Interior has issued cir
them TO strictly nforce the law the subject Of the met