The New York herald., 1867-11-20

,nfas,ry, have sssn sppsinssa sidss-ds-canp me
stan Of Brsvss Major 0sasEai Pope. Lisutensns San
ford C. Kellogg nshsssssA infantry. hes been assigned
- sid-dsesmp Tho staG q Major Gsnssai Thomas.
vice Mayor n W. yshnsop, retired.
The Peruvlan MINISTER'S Istroductien 20 the
President.
ssnor Don J. 4 Garcia Garcia was to-day intro
ducsd 10 the prssident By the Secretary Of State and
delivered his credentials Envoy Extraordinary and
Munster Pienipoteniiary Of ths republic Of Peru. He
made remarks upon the occascn Of which the follow
,ng il ranslation:-
Mr. PRrsrDESr:-I have the honor TO place in your
tbs government Of Peru deens 70 connds 10 me, i,s
diplomatic representation near the United States Of
America IN The snsr.s.sr . o. Envoy Esr1ordnsry and
nation. Il V very pleasant 70 me, and regard a.
easy tho trust conndod to or continuing and drawing
more closely frank and noble friendship and the
GOOD understanding which happily between Peru
trown policy which IN favor Of cvilzaton and peace
pursued government 10 its international reia
tons eetsrtsin The conviction strengthened by me
cordial and substantial when II s by the ties
winch commerce and industry estab isn by the den
wlcu thav realize their FUTURE than whom rests on
adnites Of blood other ties or moral order.
Grated oy nature, ssnsr wn'ca ere not ap.ys equally
your coundcnse you dsign 70 ersnt II % me-
sscondug my efforts with the Kindness and elevation Of
your psrsopai character and With the uprghnoss and
inagnsnlmty o, your govsrnmsnk can assure ycu
that tho purposes Of mission will be fruitful OF
benefits 70 the Ieops or the United States and or Peru
the President replied as foliows:-
Mr. GARcA-Tns experiences oi the American nations ID
uniformly severe and tryisg. With small populations
which have not had time 70 become rich, they have
found necessary 70 throw on colonial relations Win
dependence By military force Tho TASK has been at the
sane time imposed upon them Of inauguratnG and per-
republican government mOnarchicsl
and Imperial ~ Of the Od World, and II opposon
20 ns ~ pscs. f
location, bcuntful masera res0urcss and advanced
condition OF civlisatco Fsru has the sympathss Of
the United staSes Ind their warm Affection Politically,
the or Peru. and personally dpo
maiss alrssy veil and iavoraoly known us you
cordially welcome.
shaking ar tho steamer Ocenn Wave.
TIE steamer Ocean Wave ran upon obstruction In
shs lower bay and sunk No lives iosts
HEALTH ~ secretary Welles.
Secretary wees health continues TO improve slowly,
bat hs Is not yst~bls to set up.
ssenerai spluuerso BureNu.
The Rotrcnchment Committsc have called upon Gene
raj SPINNER Tor report Of all the losses which have
occurred IN his bureau since his appointment 70 the
olnce Of treasurer.
Postal Treaties Ready for the President's
N signature. ensn
Three postal treaties arranged q the Post once
Department To- day for tsnsisson 10 the President for
his sgnatur These treaties embrace the recent postal
conversations bsswssn the Uaited States and the North
German Unoa ncIad,ng Prussia tho Swiss Con.sdsrA.
uon and the empire Of China
Mar Hqsadres In the Aslntic S~ns.
Rear Admiral BsiL commandne the Asiatic squadron.
reports 70 the Navy Department from Hong Kong under
date Of September -. that the United states steamer
wschussm sailed from that port on the 18th. and me
Unmsd States steamer Wyoming on the 10th Of that
moash, for the Unissd Stassa
Despatenss vsrs received this morning from Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant Commander Gerard. dated Asgisr
java Straits er ossda, september 70, announcisg the
safs arrival ef he United ssates ship Onward updsr biz
command ~ that pacs, rosas for japan She exps-
snced severe weather % NE Iaps - Good Hope. but
sustsInsd no damage
TEs War u Crete -Alaaifssss er N Anerican
creeaa of1csa1 socounss of October - ndiculs che
s6orts Of Al pashs islanders from their In
nsx.bs dsssrninssen V bscsms part os the kingdom
Of Greece. The Russ,aa. Pruss,an and Erspch COM
mandsu continue 70 convey non-conba,ants Greece,
lhs Grand vixsr's against this being
treated bv them With contempt Tho y bsing rs-
sumcd With increased violence, asd viii uny,l
afss shs asnihasseu u Tsrksh rale Great sensation
hes bssa prsdscsd By sprtsd naosfesto OF IN
Amersesa lsdy, The vie Of Ds. Hill, the American
Mlssonary go Enalish Lsgassn Chaplain q Athena,
sldsssssd v osraip E,iuabssh KasasakL Christian
woman. who h employed - . spy BY ths Turka Mr
hi earnestly eondsfnns he snoss ef Christian 70 b.
tray hs q Chnss and liberty BY serving the sub
tan q rarksy. This AsmosstrAiion has additionally
strengthened American prestige In the East a. veil as
The dstsrmlnasisn of the CrsAas persist In cause
which sAesis such sympasny.
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