The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-23

convened In extra session BIZ PRESIDENT consider
ways and means for relieving the republic Of its nnsaz
cal endorsements. Various plans discussed ar
OF which net with great dsfavor among the peor and
finally tax upon incomes levied 10 meet he def
cheney IN the exchequer amounting 70 SIX millions Of
dollars In the debate this bill the MINORITY n the
usea very strong language against the President
aud his administration, and denounced the majority or
government party as being hostile TO the welfare Of the
country Finally the minority members, six in numbs =
bate, and failing in carrying their motion seeded
the body, declaring that they would SIT in II
dawa was attended by violent Representations Of VIII
the part OF the spectators, who hooted and s ,h
majority, and forciby resisted all attempts to ~. s
from the hall. The confusion continued unit ~ u su.
adjourned for the day. After the withd 20 ou "a
ius v INC D although
on the floor of the hail. with only low railing betweenn
them and the members, expressed u er sentiments Of
satisfaction and dsapporovai as free Nv "A IL the House
had no authority to preserve ,er Conerass meets
again in June when the seeding nembers viii PROBABLY
The Tax bill docs not spec ~ the amount Of tax On,
each income that having beer detc,ned TO he decided
uy Tn to ascertain the incomes Of
twenty-five The foregn residents in he country argue
, a .ay mr. rr NJ. ia to the tax and will mako
probably be some Ep,omaic correspondence on the
snDlsc. ana consr Arablc litigation in the higher
residing in Chile Seher citizens Of other
but Is not k that the authorisies will permit the
the tax F. rron o. the population TO escape from
oasn eApo Frously
pas,d ae" Gays since General Fitzpatrick presented 10
.I ~ Perez letter from President Johnson,
chi ltg him on election to the chief magisracy Of
ON, The Presidents COACH drawn by four horses,
attended by driver and tootman in gorgeous livery
" * Minister from the legation TO the palace where
.. crowd had collected TO witness the ceremony The
Presentation took place in the Presidents reception
room, an apartment nearly as large as the Of
canopy occupied side Of the room, from which the
President welcomed representative and delivered
reply to General Kilpatrick's presentation speech
i a Htlnn at Annd IN hA Apuon tina Fam
federation, Is increasing in Importance On the Sd OF
January the revoluonsts under Colonel vdea engaged
capturing prisoners, guns, &c. On the 5th another
engagement took place, in which the revoutionists
drove their opponents from their eaithworks and
tured six hundred prisoners, and large amount
| of small arms and ammunition This affair took place
in locality known Rinconnda del Poetic which In
1854 was the the atre Of somewhat similar though un-
successful attempt by the revolutionary party against
the government forces Colonel rerrazabal. command
ing portion OF the Argentine troops in the insurrec-
nonary district Is reported to be among tho prisoners
Colonel vdea has taken possession of the city Of
Juan, capital of the vnce OF that and assumed
the Of the district The revolutionary army
is increasing In numbers and preparing to The
campaign for the separation provinces from
the Authorities OF the central government Buenos
| Ayres and to make peace with Paraguay. Governments
troops beng the Atlantic provinces to REIN
force those already the revolutionary districts the
struggle promises to assume large proportions The in
Ayres deprves US Of fun details of operations in the
Argentine republic and have no doubt that
respondent, observing the Brazilian and Paraguayaa
war; will be able to give the HERALD extensive
accounts OF affairs east Of the Andes than will reach 10
through the dangerous passes OF the Cordleras
An exploring party sent out by the government Of
Chile into the Araucanian districts OF the South repors
advance Of considerable distance into hitherto unex
pored Ind an territory and disposition the part OF
the savages 10 encourage intercourse with utilization
This expedition will ana rich districts agri-
culture and mining operations
President Perez has issued decree approving the
treaty between Chile and Bolivia, by which the long
contested question OF ownership OF the Mexones guano
region was settled and authorizing the expectation OF
guano.
The Idaho has arrived at Valparaiso from tho
United states. II Is said that she purchased by
Chile agents for the squadron, and commission has
been appointed to inspect her. The result Of the nspeo
ton has not been made pubic.
The railroad between Pabeon and San Antonio m
the northern part of Chile, has been completed and
traffic will soon be opened This road connects pro-
ductve values and very rich mining districts one hun
dred miles in tho interior Of the Corderas with the
coast
Recent sats show the singular fact that In this city,
noted for the health of the upper classes the mortality
population Of About one buudred hon.sn ou nd
during the last forty six there have Inferred
In the Panteon i've hundred and fftytwo thousano
people, more than Two times tho number OF the present
inhabitants &@A q. 4
Expected Revolution I'm Peru.
From the Lima Jan 81 correspondence OF the Mercan
tile Chronicc.1
Another crisis IL impending Peru, and revolution IN
again raising anarchica front in our midst Bu wbas
singular neither the chief the locus Of the move
the dictator is minus Of political friends discontenS
reigns everywehre, and the breath OF revolution
is felt even eve with within -,I the palace walls wne.
known, but thing is certain that revolt ana
mutiny have appeared in the army, 4 cavalry
regim Mt has dened authority has killed some of
their officers, and infantry, which on 70
reduce them to order and reesiabsh discipline in the
corps has failed and all that has followed that more
officers have been killed 1t probable that this
is the first manifestation in fact what everyone feels
be in the air. Prado balIod his summary way al
dealing with malconeuts by Punishment well under.
stood, and he feels himself foied All this trouble
is brought on the Dictator solely by his Cabinet Who
n rdad M ufa
Tho decree Issued by the Treasury Department on The
18th u for the establishment OF agency at Liver
pool TO charter vessels TO guano has caused some
excems mt aud has called forth from the United States
Minister vigorous protest. In which Il Is urged aH
as IL Is scarcely far to ask American vessels 70 70 q
England TO DO chartered II is generally believed shaA
Minister Pardo. by putting the susno records s
the hands Of one who IL related 10 him. and thua
Pdo and others wSeoma % q y.
referring to this decree. says:-Ths measure ha6.
been inspired BY the conviction the part Of the gov,
ernment that the consgnees Of guano violating the
articles or their contract have enacted nom ships
ncrs Illegal commissions thus increasing the prioe -
hey ara entitled" This s doubt the ostensible rsen
ION, and there be questions that the decree
s put forth In the interest Of the shipownes; II the
'ame time u lie quite possible that the Cabinet anxion
. serve we exninister has appointed 70 this ageDsG
,arrcda thereby placing tho guano archives withiX
II is expected that the terms Of peace proposed b.
,he, 70 whom the whole Amir has been enlrusted
y accspIsd the whole management Of the var has
|ven considerable dissatisfaction, and the Peruvana
re In anything but good spirits with the Chilcanas
rho, they feel, have sacrinced only their owas
tut also the honor Of Peru. Il y. however,
tated that the terms Of peace are modified -
nc extent that the allies will not b expected -
auto the Spanish ag that prizes taken on either side
re TO be returned and that both parties will boar hsS
wn war expenses Il remains 10 b seen, however,
Vhat part the Peruvian government will take ~ TO the
ettement Of business with Chile. IT, e y oonjecured
hat Castillo at the head of sho revolution and should
succeed, II s believed he WILL there Will BE- enc
all peace Intervention, and the war viii DO vigorously
rosecuted.
AUS TRIAL A STA. I