New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
LIMA, Oct. "a, 1867.

From Our Special Correspondent
LIMA Oct. "A, 1907.
Tho American ship Nerus has arrived at
Callao having on board two 2Oiuch Rodmnn guns and
four others Of IS inches with their respective shot and
shell.
BY letters received here from parties in Rio Jaueiro,
VIC learn that survey held upon the Spanish Iron
clad fngatc Numanca, tho result OF which, 1t is snd'
shows that she was not in condition TO engage IN
another such light as she had IN Caao Her plates are
reported to all loose. started. from hor former bat
ering Her bottom was very foul and therefore would
be t the mercy vessels % less cabcr In condcra-
ton Of which II was deemed necessary to scnd heT 10
am inclined 10 believe this for after the engagement
with the batteries at Caao she was reported by naval
officers OF the English French, and American ships That
shc was rcastcung her plating, which had been very
badly started She aiterward underwent eheIl,o I.-
pairs IN Tahiti before she was able to prosecute her Noy
The United States slocpofvar Tusearora. Capt stan
ley, came near being wrecked ia the bay 81 4ahil' W
getting upon n sunken reef Fortunately Tie sea was
calm, and tho vessel WAS got onoat icr tfowhg over.
board 20 uns OF coal aud er pas The order was given
throw overheard her guns but she Heated before Tue
order was rut Ia effect The dapagcs have been repaired.
aud she has sailed for tho Fooec Tie American nrn Of
A. d. Moore Co inadc propositions Ia tho oovernmeht
Sandwich Islands they paying So per tu oi 2O pounds
delivered at Tic Chincha llIuds This Is much more per
Inent yet strange 20 say that in place Of accepting 90
favorable ohr they nceased thc price to W Yer tnn
and hninpcfed the 81 sale that Nessrs Moore
Co declined TO gcccde 70 them and have notified the Gov
eminent that their original popo,sl ) NC oy one lal
they purchase upO and that thcy ask Tor th accept
rejection upon the terms ptop"aoi' ,.- =,
The ice establishment OF Mr. Thopc. an American, has
been forcbly closed the sae 81 American Ice Il pro-
hibited Peru what Mr. Seward wiz do IN the prcaent
years that treaty OF friendship and commerce bo
tween Peru and the United states expired by Limitation
ard attempt has brcn made by the State Department
ioward It's renewal Peru wishes 10 enter Into another
treaty but Nh declines upon the ground that In
ternaoual law is treaty sufficient for oil mercantile and
commercial purposcs The sao OF American lee IL pro-
hibcd Ia Peru, aud the manner oi ts prohibition com
plcely Whips the devil round Mr. Stewards stump Of In
ternaonnlaw Gillian wheat aud Hour are now admitted
ornia aud therefore are IN measure eAeludod fethas
the Sage OF Auburn can find something In international
upon as fayoble terms as ne nation who has one Ito
died down within the last three years to kerosene little
lumber. and pcggcd shoes. Compare the expectations Tor
expOratOnF and the result will show that 10
goes IL has dwindled down 10 about two. The En-
cargoes of United States These are facts that
worthy Of the attention 81 our merchants.
mentioned In my last that the Peruy ian Government
Ind refused to confirm the purchase made tho United
states Of three monitors that were eontraeted for by Mr.
Marquee Peruvian Minister nj HewHor, who came here
with agent 10 receive the money Mr. Marquee has In
consequence resigned his Considerably ut that place. he
not liking tho manner that he was treated by the Prc
dent after carrying ou his instructions 20 the very letter
sehor Don Jose Antonio Garcia Garcia has been ap-
pointed Minister Penroeithy of Peru to the Cabinet
at Washington do not think that he will be any way
Diplomatic Corps. lie Ia rs pompous rs baboon, md
about substantial. II is currently reported here
opposed his nomination. and had selected another person.
but Col. PIado had signed his appointment before
sidered as very small minister for such appointment
on the evening Of the 9Th Lima was thrown into consid
we're felt as If fired from heavy artillery In an instant
tho sOlekecpers closed teir establishments, aud tho
people followed their example Of clos Ig their DOORS
while the curious running IN every direction, bcev
ing that revolution that Is supposed To be the
Of breaking out had actually commenced In the palace
tho alarm was, II anything, innch greser lts inmates
upset broke. food lost, aud general sko
dade ensued, the troops were placed uader arms ana
was attacked although the square IN front was led
with people, but armed After while things quoted
down. when the authorities began TO seek out the cause Of
the ALARM and made Il known 10 the public-that
two kegs OF powder IN the powdermill had exploded
killing and wounding nobody and strange to say doing
very little damage beyond destroying the room where 10
was slowed and Two grindngmils, and giving the Gov
A company is being formed In Lima with n capital OF
100000, to build railroad from Paeasmayo In tho
Government TO loan them five millions OF the unissued
bonds that were reserved for public works. In the last
loan that made In London at interest OF per
cent per annum, which the company guarantee to return
principal and interest and all attending expenses upon
the road. The balance OF the capital 1t is proposed to
raise by the emission OF shares OF 100 soes each inc
commence within one year from the time that tho Gov
eminent grants the charter and the concession OF tho
Col Prado with his staff and 400 men, sailed Sun
day In the frigate Apurmax and the steamer Chaaeo,
for lsay Previous to his departure no received at tho
hands Of the Bolivian Minister the gold medal set IN da
monds that sent TO him by Gen. Megarjo President
Of Bolivia The medal is Of native manufacture and Is
said 20 be- quite work OF art IL Is set with ten large
diamonds ana twenty-five oncs Dppn ~
bears following inscription: Hero OF the I'D OF May
and upon the there Is bust OF Gen Megareo,
around which tho following Is inscribed Bolivia 10 the
Supreme Chief Of Peru" The medal Is valued at $1,000
Public meetings were held yesterday In Lima and
Caao for the purpose Of taking the necessary steps TO-
ward forming civic guard for the protection Of private
property. In case that any attempt should BIO made to
disturb tho present order during the absence OF the
President and troops from Lima, and thus prevent
repetition OF the scenes that took place IN calao when
the administration left that place in the hands OF
mob TO sack It, Foreigners have very prudenty not
put Themselves forward Ia this movement thereby show
Ing TO the Peruyans that they have confidence In their
Intentions to protect commerce. from lawless mob.
The Government have obtained loan of three millions
from merchants Of Lima, for the purpose OF putting
down the rebellion It's also reported that the clergy OF
Arequlpa have furnished General Canseeo with $4,000
10 carry on the revolution wifh and that tho women arc
about TO give MP their ewery and silver plate for tho
samo purpose. BY tho mail, OF tho 1ith Of No |
veinbei Shall In all probability be able TO give Jon the
account OF the taking OF that place by Colonel Prado,
its reduction 20 heap OF ruins The United States Gnn
boat Nyach Commander Penderggst. arrived yes,er |
day from Yalparnlsg sh9 hiinss n tu'