The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The south American Congress at Iiml=TT.0
Questions 20 be Treasea Oi--IIoipgs of the
Peruvian federates TO Eek.
piorc tho Rio Masro-A Scare in CnlIno.
LAMA, june 20, 1867
The American Congress seems to be making some
little progress. and there is probability of It's meeting
before great WHILE Several Of tho representatives of
the different republics already in this CITY, and
others are expected daily The principal questions
that viii be brought before tho present Congress
are as follows:-Tho continuation Of tho alliance
OF the four republics; tho question OF the war
against the valiant little republic OF Paraguay by
Brazil Bucnos Ayres and Uruguay, and what steps the
other republics ought TO take in respect TO f; no
South American republic to 60 10 with any foreign
Power without 1rst consulting the other and thereby
using all honorable means 10 avoid it, postal, com.
merce and navigation treaties to try TO get the United
States and Mexico TO join the alliance try get the
rest Of the South American republics join the alliance
offensive and defensive, against Span. Thero will
without doubt be many more questions como up while
they are In session. SO that they will have sufficient
business 10 keen them busy for some time.
The Peruvian Congress Is still busy the new con-
sttutlon. They ara about to lose OF their prncl
pal members, Senator Cas6s, from Truxlllo who goes
to Paris as Peruvian Minister the French govern
ment Ho has caused Prsdo great deal of trouble in
the Congress and the that declared Chic was
acting In bad faith with Peru respect TO Spain which
been bought OF, as everybody thinks, by Prado.
OiFthc I'D inst Congress called on the Minister OF
ali political Oandsra coSio sa o' bad bssa prs
Us n, S S Tfs x sSSs or the
that the Government had received private advces that
all OF tho principal sxrevoutionss uniting tho
city Of Arequipa and that they were only waiting for
coOn. Bas as the 81 Se armS
and General Canseco the lawful President. As the
Government was unable to provo any revolutionary Inten.
against Colonel Gsmo. they obliged TO set him at
liberty and hc went south the steamer 81 the 26h
we may expect to hear OF oublo in that quarter before
A vote Of thanks has been given to the rsvoiuiouis,s
o. 1850 VINO Put Prado 10 power and TO the vctors OF
Abtao and Caao but they take good care not TO give
them any money
The scientiac expedition to explore the river Nayro
ex-ConfcdeIaie officers who are now in tho employ or
this government the principal ones being az follows;
Admiral J. r. Tucker Captain Daniel MacCorkle, CAP
tain Walter Bull, Engineer Arthur Waterman Engineer
Manuel Chavaro Secretary Timothy Smith. Surgeon
Tho Indians Of Peru have been entirely pa, dow
and are nov suffering FROM treatment ihan before
One OF them wrote very eloquent letter to the Com
Is great shame that Peru after freeing tho negro,
should treat the Indian worse than ever tho negro vas
treated. Thoy have TO pay tax on the babies
tina; arc bcrnono dollar for malc child and half dol
lar for . female.
The steamer Meteor arrived hare on the 18th ms,
from Arca bringing part Of tho division OF Colonel
Ugatechc. They have not concluded tho funeral cero
monies OF tho late Grad Marshal ussls 30 hs BODY
not brought here by the Meteor, a. expected From
We &c, tho news that everything wss qule, ia tina,
country the last outbreak having been put dom.
loan had been raised In Ia Paz for $500 000 and another
about TO be- started. company had been Just o.
tablished to open road from Ia Pax 10 Paraguay snd
establish villages tkera They ask for years
privilege. three miles each sdo OF the road o. lard.
twelve square mica for each village MY per ceI on
from all export and import duties, and the bonds OF The
company 10 be received by government ten shares 81
800 each. TO be always kept In hand
Troops boon sent 20 the borders or Peru 70 pns
down any rising that might take place among tho
lndaus. A Governor OF small Peruvian province
wrote note to the commander Of the Bolivian FORCES
asking him 10 march Peru with his troops TO hsp
him put down tho Indian outbreak; but nc answered
that having no orders from his governett be could
not do The Peruvian Congress has taken the matter
up, and the Governor will be broseht here for wa:
The general Idea seems 10 be, however, that Pfate al
a. paaGslARaleG wiz ~ lrssldssl e ssliyls and IN