New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

the lcw Dominion Of Canada The above inio9ap on,
obtained from senior Marquee IhC UDitors therefore
has determined not 70 purchase inc an,
the vessels are az tie disposal o. NE olhtr
purchasers The $4,000 viii be paid as sipuIatu, ano
ibe peruvian naval officers who some two months ago
IcfI here for the Atlantic ana WHO Mvlv X nv o,rS
time IN my correspondence 10 lHE NV Ojh T i
viii have 10 tack ship and come home AGAIN me Ony
reason that has yet been ASSIGNED i9E 10, I 27iD
purchase made by ScnOr Mdique1 - 'I' W 40, ba
ipon me pant Of Col PradO IN state aiIS one uey ne
resolves enc thing, ana lLe I,A' %9 rIIpe5 States
with unlimited p0EcTs from Prad0 To purchase sps Ol
war There was no price oApalau S %eS t, onicF
Fortunately senor Marquee knew the Tickle character OF
Prado and very pWdenuy dd not commit hh,eil or .
coUrrv hut len open chance, shOuN Tie purchase 10y
bo cor fmCd Cf beng settled without any ltthg Oh s'
roscd 10 admit the payment OF the $2oOn' DHt lne
Interview, cN oico between the munster oi r, t
bSrS f5y r,tioTs between Bolivia and Peru arc
not upuu tire best footing, Bolivia complains that inert =
"a p9rty Of Olvaus n Peru who are known 10 DC HUSTLE
U'iy agaiist bn. BOLIVIA asks for tlcir expulsion from
Peru bat Perm refuses to do so without proofs Dei.g t
brought of their culpabily. During the last nonln
the boundary lme Of Peru ana inc hor.or al Perm
90 he increased by two more regiments Oh
bas dcpnudcd an explanation of these pitlatatIUnST
Matters have become little more B,,ian chi
2rp in nri.or after committing upon his person various
acts Of cruelty ...o
EMIGRATION TO ME5IILONEs-LARGE AMOUNT
OF GUANO-A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE BE-
TWEEN CHILL AND ENGLAND.
Prom on Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chill. Sept TO- 1867.
The ordinary sessions of Congress are con-
cludcd the celebration Of the Independence the
House viii he couvoRed for extraordinary sessions sew
cral important measures remain to be disposed or
GREAT number Of pcrons leaving here for Mejlones
which from barren and desolae waste is rapidly al
Vancuc into "a town Of activity and Importance. This
little uor H situated the boundary line between 30
liva and Chill In 23o s. south latitude. tide OF lmml
grafton is oung i'm from all quarters OF South America,
~ xvlfQ oh lnVpO ~
Gently discovered there. Sites for public ana private
buildings of the embryo city are being rapidly maiheo
guano shooting Up with amazing celebrity stone MaI,
feet in length, has been constructed ana an IRON 10
$50 feet long, placed in position The HhcboraEe oi VIC
larbor is said 10 be excellent and the Paolhc steam nav
iaati0u CCIauys steamers will, heuCeiOIth, MAKE TINS
1,rt non Gf call Mr.. Meggs, American gentleman
TO whom tie contract for the embaIkaoh OF suah9 a
line of ran way from this port TO La Paz, IN BOLIVIA
The quantity Of guano situated about TWO inlCS iIo ~
the landing is estimated at 100000 us. SGiIes Ol
chemical experiments have been made recently proving
clas it is not only cheaper than The Peruvian alone,
but better, frt the larger quantity OF sas u con AIMS
10 Europe, during the remainder Of the present year.
5000 tuns of IT, and that from the commencement Oh next
wear they Will be enabled to ship daily about 200 tuhs
The contract for the working Of these deposits DE pee
secured from tnis G9yemeht y 6cn eG r. w.
London, Conn., well known in moueytd ana conlheI %
cles or this coast, who supplied this Government with
most Of the heavy guns now IN lis possession haI an ~
10 this contract expecting to secure IL DeioIg le
intelligence Of the wydiscoyered treasure eo1u OK
tend beyond the seas but FrcHc9man got o oSio,e
and fattCnlng himself on OF u III a way
well excite the Chagrin and envy Of ms discounted com
petoIs II may to recall tins gentleman 10 Ie
memory of your readers 10 stat that lo Is the Baron de
Ia Riv6re Of Ncw-OIleWs nOOIlcty lie having disth-
gushed himself in that city by his sympathy win me
Rebel cause and by his efforts To procure lOi he heei
Government HOncads at the breaking out oil the he-
he Government has decided TO dispose of two more OF
its mcn-OfwaT-tlc Conception ana Antonio NaFas.
Thus the National squadron although the Nesscis con-
posing II ridiculous TO dignity thus, yet they nave
cost this little country enOmOusy-ls gradually melting
away If from this melting process enough should DC
secured obtain respectable irOnclad, Will DO
good ending 10 sorry management
The plans Of the proposed new POStOthce have been
exhibited IN the Exchange. The estimated cost OF the
building 600 and for this amount the plans are per
haps the best that could be des gned.
Ii is stated that line Of steamers 10 Ply between
this coast and England, via the Straits Of Magean Is
now to lie established by the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company This project was agitated some months since
but owing to the recent rumOrs OF the return OF the span
ish feet to this coast the preparations were suspended
Now however, that such probability IS Tor time
removed, they recommending and 10 Is calculated
that by the end of March periodical and frequent com
municaton with the east coastal all the principal towns
of which the steamers will tOuch-as well as England
will be established. The Director OF the Company, MI
George PetTc Of CGaO, IS expected TO arrive mere by M
next TO make the necessary arrangements WIZ
tins Government. class of steamers OF 5000 TINS
burden will constructed, especially FOR this lne the
Company apprOprating for this purpose. m the inter-
three four the largest sent out recently nom In
gland to ply between Panama and this port -
The Italian frigate Magenta Is expected here hourly
also. the United States flagship PoWhatan