The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

news had bcen received the Spanish Meet nsa oecn
ordered 20 the peninsula and would not therefore VISIT
the Pacific coast 1t wss thought probable that this
movemsnt would encourage the equipment Of priVa-
Tar. n, ths Chilean and Peruvian governments 10
prey upon Spanish commerce. The allied squad
ron vas scattering, some OF the Peruvian ves.
.sls AT Coouimbo returning 70 Valparaiso. and
others 10 Peru No aid had yet been sent 70 Prado In
ouelrng the rebellion 10 Peru, but II was we'll under
stood that OF tho revolution would DO the
forerunuer OF war upon Chile By the government
Tho ship Asia OF Now Bedford, lost on the 2lst Of
Angus. or Cape Horn The crew, after one months
suffering on barren rock, were rescued.
Our Lima. Peru. correspondence 10 dated October o.
Tuo had been taken possession Of BY the government
troops without hight Prados army Was on the march
FOR Arequipa with eighteen pieces Of artillery. great
many arrests had been made In Lima for attempts to
upset the government Twenty seven members Of Con-
gress bad waited upon Ia Pusrta who 10 acting Prssi
dent during Prados ABSENCE and urged him 70 take the
rens Of government permanently, but he Indignantly
refused
Advces from Central America represent that difa-
Guilty had arisen between Guatemala and Costa Rics and
that diplomatic relations between the two countries
had been suspended The cholera had entirely dsap-
pearsd from Nicaragua The surveys for the Costa RIGA
interoceanc railroad have been completed and ma
chnery for Carrying ON the work was arriving
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday minority
report Of the Committee on Cities submitted In
Committee Of the Whole the powers and duties Of
the Legislature several sections Of the article wore
adopted Tho correspondence between the Comptroller
and hs Attorney General relative TO the payment Of the
members was produced. The Comptroller expressed
himself unwilling 70 draw warrants on the Treasury FOR
that purpose. but had made an arrangement with tho
Commercial Bank OF Albany 70 pay them and rely on
the Legislature for reimbursement with inssres. A
motion to accept the proposition Of the bank was
adopted. Pending vote on special or local EXCISE
laws, the Convention adjourned
The Convention elections In North and South Caro-.
lima appear to have gone altogether one way me
negroes, notwithstanding their reported conservative
tendencies In North Carolina oil seem 10 have voted
the radical ticket and South Carolina none Of any
color appear to have voted for the conservatives ~
In tho Alabama Convention last night the clause OF
the article on franchise, which dsfranchses all who
refuse 20 the constitution, was stricken out
BY vote Of Afty-shres 70 thirty two.
JEFF Davis and his vile will leave Canada for Rich
mond tonight passing through Troy to New York.
where hey will take steamer for Fortress Monroe and
Richmond reaching the latter city nsxt Sunday after
noon.
General Mower has Issued an order making wholesale
removals among the judicial ofcias in Orleans parish
Louisiana.
Returns from the Convention election Ia Mississippi
como In very slowly but indications are that the Con-
vention will DO defeated
The Louisville aud Nashville Railroad has declared
dividend OF forty per cent, payable In stock.
Two loads OF arms were received at St Adams,
VT, yesterday by prominent Fenan. who refused to
say whether they restored BY the government or
intended for fresh invasion OF Canada
Eleven lives reported lost on board the steamboat
Onward. which was burned recently on the Alabama
river With cargo OF cotton.
The Georgia Reconstruction Committee Is ordered to
assemble December ct Atlanta.
The light between Busy and Duffy came on near
Chicago yesterday Duy being whipped In one hundred
and THIRTY. i've rounda