New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

YOU will be sucieni re and
,5 m IL s % "a ny u pO,%a sosr,T T sSs o w.: d.
have served her sh all y heart But he no, dS" m that
Some slight applause followed the remaris or Co.
Prado from the Sa. or galleries BUT ie lass hHr
the members, and interpreted by each one
being directed against his party, and That nov he was
~ position to carry ont, ana wonid 90 80 CONFESS
that do believe that Col Prado has any Intention
He is convinced that conciiatory policy 10 his oppo
nents is the beat safeguard for his successful adnstra
saying that he alluded entirely TO the spanish d'ncu
when he used the words, what think of doing Know
that there has been exhibited great activity IN the Navy
q number of Peruvian naval officers have Drcn
vessels have been obtained for privateerng PURPOSES and
that will be sent against Spanish commerce should the
Allies be rejected by Spain Peru viii only make peace
upon firm basis, and Chill is now coming more anc
adopted ia the future The feeling In Peru decidedly
rant There rs srfe tS amy PaTy b Ss saS aae %
view Of the affair as the Pcruyans The press, u s
tue have upon various occasions tried to The peace
ful solution by arbitration but IL met with no sympathy
among the people, consequently IL was dropped nave
sons that are being sent 10 Washington are in
dceranee to the friendship of the United States, than
any desire at least upon the part Of Peru, for any other
solution but that OF arms II any proof Of this wanting
have but to refer TO the editorial paragraph IN IhE
translated and published in all the papers here NJ
the only true state of their feeling that has been stated by
The Allies have come TO the determination to accept
the good offices Of the United States In their question
Jar@t6,s 70 ann FnrooeSa sorereiar ,cW be ddmaed
Peru VIII the saluting Of flags. But all claims OF
individuals against individuals must be prosecuted In ID.
tribunals of Peru, whose decisions must be final and
binding The claims Of the religious communicates of
Spain must also go To the courts OF law, ana DE brought
only against the communicates that are in actual posses
sion of the property and not against the Government or
In other words all questions OF money or lands nist De-
sued for in the tribunals of the republic whose decisions
are to DC final This Is nothing more or eS '9an ant ~sa he
whole question between her ana SPAN: Iniih
reserves the demand Tor DAMAGES agaihs. spain spii
for the bOmbardment Of Valparaiso aud Will
not restore the gnnboat Cayadonga that was captured
by the corvette Eslnaralda, she maintaining tt sue Mas
legally taken IN c0mbai, ana Is Inst piiEe Si1ns
against Chill also To be decided by her courts of law
But the Chilean reservations, like the Peruvian ones,
offered Is months ago. and were not accepted
IL remains 10 he seen whether spain VIII look WIN more
favor upon these propositions in Washington than what
she did when they were first made to the AngIoFreneh
offer of mediation one thing known Is quite certain al
not it is hard to The appointment OF senor
BaIrenechea Minister of Foreign Relations by Coz.
PIadO, Is proof that he is determined that
peace with Span shall be upon the broad ,ef
plan Of Justice and equity. No other public
existing questions between countries, Seor
Barrenecea, and therefore his appointment has gwen
be- received With favor by the Spanish Cabinet as eior
Is well known TO the present arlsseps ~ % o.
Wan Legation at Madrid during the time that Admiral
Barrenechea quite young man. and during his official
he has filled some very important missions. with
credit TO himself and his Government lie IA u very
modest, unassuming man. and is considered the abest
exponent of international law in South America Mr.
position OF Chief of the Foreign Bureau, during the Dct
Orshp. and Provisional Government. better selection
could not have been made. lie has stainless record
Your correspondent has had the good fortune TO ENJOY s
friendship during the past six years. and therefore speaks
The ex-Minster OF War; Col Cornejo, goes 10 Mexico
Minister Plenipotenary from Peru 10 that Government
He will be the bearer " the gold medal that was voted
by Congress President Jurez. The successor 10 the
portfolio Of war has not yet been named
Congress was not adjourned upon the pronunciation OF
the Constitution as mentioned IN my as bnt mas oeeh
prolonged for sAy days longer so as to enable them o.
Spirit OF certain articles Of Constitution that no,
Propositions eore Congress that had not been disposed
Of and that wond not admit Of beng left over to the
1865 had not been voted therefore It was necessary
enable the Executive TO meet the expenses OF the Gov
are the following: bill to establish = syston
OF Normal schools throughout the Republic;
several establishing horse railroads at different points
ce e Coat % e AZ Minister STT T o he 6er s5 c Board
OF Civil Engineers 70 survey the route OF the projected
the Andes distant from Lima % Leagues The Board 10
instructed TO send IN their plans and corrected es.
cost was Tor the road Although Jnaa bat
30 leagues from Lana n takes eight days travel TO reach
abundance TO supply inc whole Peru, the OF
roads has been the reason that this branch Of agriculture
has been neglected. We pay annually TO Chlil not less
than $4,000 wheat and flour But this is not the
great feature Of Jgaja; 1t Is celebrated % Tor It's
tive persons excepting only n inc ia.t Isl stage,
being restored health. Hundreds 20 from All
parts OF Peru yearly afflicted with this terrible disease
aud become restored tn perfect health again after re-,
dence OF one or Two years AT ts phes % d,
curabe know that medical men contend That It Gan
be cured after it has got hold Perhaps notify med
ica treatment, but the climate of Ju;a restores con
sumptiye persons 10 health just as certain us night io
lows day No other medicine is required but the pure AR
OF the Valley and would recommend 70 those readsrs
OF The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE who are suffering WIN this
and have e ss % 70 to e nd try the eli
mate OF Juaa. and DC restored to heath Inc oity o'
Juaja is situated upon the eastern slope ~ the h'h
and is 5000 meters above the level Of the rho air
quite pure and rarfed, but always OF an even templ
railroad be built it will become the great resort.
In America for those who are suffering from DISEASES OF
that the FIRST estimate Of cost can he reduced
eisht millions there being but 70 leagues that VII hafs
To be excavated In the serras OF the Ahdes WIDE" WIZ
be tunneed and bridged
Don Arosemena Quezada, In the name OF TIE spsnish
NewYork has just concession from the Gov
ernment OF Peru 10 establish line OF ocean ,eesrap"
municate with line that the Ismns Of Pan
ma, and connect with ue to be laid from Asmnwanl !"
Cuba there 10 with the telegraph from Dt part
tu the United states, and thence to Europe Tbe me
10 he extended TO the Republic OF Chli provided th'
Government will subsdze II as the Peruvian t'oyerh
men has done. The following are the terms tha nav"
been conceded by Peru:
Company for the whole coast of the Republic whe a'r
the wires submarine or overland or poh hS'""s
|? Permission to use all lands belonging to the Govern
nent free OF expense that be necessary Tor tnr
buildings and other purposes. that may be asoluten
required for the use OF Company also. the Govern
ment binds itself all its influence with ihosc pei
whose property the line may pass !" cohcooe
its TO the Company.
g. The term Of three years conceded Ia the Company
10 establish the line, should unforeseen circumstances
after the work has been commenced prevent the conpr
ton of the line within the above time, further r"hoH
son of two years will be allowed To the Company.
A. All materials Tor the Company viii be admitted ne"
OF duty. 80 -, ,,.,,
& The Government OF Peru will give 10 the Telegraph
Company yearly subsidy of 10000 soles per annun tbt
subsidy 10 commence from the day that the line II IA ~"
operation. ,. -, A.. A..
g. The Telegraph Company are TO transmit a 'he '~
patches OF the Government free Of charge.
The concession signed on the lth or the present
month <.
Another concession has just been made to Germa"