New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
CHILL.
THE QUARREL BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU - THE
TERMS OF COMPROMISE AS PROPOSED BY FRANCE
AND SPAIN ....

THE QUARREL BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU - THE
TERMS OF COMPROMISE AS PROPOSED BY FRANCE
AND SPAIN.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chill, May 8, 1867
Public interest is at present diverted from the
Spanish question and turned toward Peru whose Govern
ent seems endeavorng to hatch some justification
for rupture with this country mentioned in former
letter that some nsidi0us accusations had been made
against this Government by member OF the PERUVIAN
Congress- brought about by the notes which were read in
the Congressone OF the 10th OF January from the
Peruvian Minister In Chill the other from the exMins
ter Of Foreign Affairs Senior Pacheco dated the 2eth OF
the same month Those chargesthat Chilli had accepted
the mediation without the action or consent OF
the remaining allies, and broken the alhance-
two Countries 'i in Complication that only an
appeal could solve But Sehor Corarrubias came
OF his Government and the matter supposed to have
been satisfactorily settled senor Prado has come out
the same consideration from this Government The prin-
cipal is that Senior Corarbas prevented the expe
don in pursuit OF the Spanish feet which was agreed
upon January O. the latter alleging that truce had been
proposed by the Anglo French mediation, which, until
demonstration upon the enemy's forces. Prado has
called upon senor Corarrubias to refute the statement
IL ~ considered by the latter erroneous The Minister OF
state has fit TO do but, instead has laid be-
fore the public the entire diplomatic Correspondence
between Chill and the medating Powers, together with
the dispatches which have passed between the Peruvian
and Chlian Governments relative TO the sad expedlon
The correspondence npon the proposed mediation which
passed between this Government and France and En-
gland of length and shows the arrogance and in
characterized these European monaTches Inc terms OK
the mediation proposed by them, although they may be
already known, will give here:
FIRST The demand for the salute TO the Spanish nag 70
be withdrawn Unasmuch the said flag is ont OF Pacific
water, Spain makes no concession ID witndrawne the
claim)
1865, between Peru and Spain. -,
Third declaration by Bolivia and ECUADOR estaDlsh-
ing the relations with Spain as existed previous TO
Fo,riI A revocation OF the edIct expeng residents
OF Spanish birth from the Allied Republics and the con-
dt0ns imposed upon them In case OF contnuedresi-
deDee
Finh reciprocal ndemnfcaon for the injuries sus'
tanned by the behgerents pnor TO the declaration OF war
SiTih An exchange Of prisoners.
SeptRh reciprocal restitution OF prizes ana no in-
demnincation for such as may have been destroyed
This laet provision the climax OF absurdy since "
gives everything TO Spain and nothing to Chill as the only
prize which has not been destroyed the Coraaonga'
which the Chilians would never give up
As these terms were laid before this Govern
ment the Minister OF State dispatched them TO Peru,
Bolivia and Ecuador and in the mean time, caused
to until could he received from the Allies The
Offices of France aud England IL is known, rejected
then followed the dculties IN raising money BY loans
for the expeditions Peru anxious as she was Tor
IT, refused TO bear the burden OF it, and the spanlards
allowed TO escape. Thus the matter stands TINS
has really stood the test OF aud Peruvian fidelity
better than expected.
Although no mediator we are certain now, mas been
admitted settle this quarrel between Cil ana Spain
We are less certain that 10 is settled IL has died a
natural DEATH neither party has been nor Is Ia posi-
Yesterday the OF the allied squadron were hand
somey dressed and national salute fired III COM
memoration of the bombardment OF Callao. The huge
PARROTS lately brought and mounted belched forth
thunders which shook the town aud dled In proonSeu
reyerberations through the distant mountains