The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
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Congress and President Prado-Attempt to
Remove Him from Omce-Thc Government
succcssful Against the RevolutioDists.
LIMA. Peru, April "a, 1867.
The religious question is approaching climax very
rapidly and will be settled pro very soon. On
the 10th there another meeting called in the prin-
cpa square Of this city, which attended only by the
very lowest class Of people In the city Several persons
spoke against Congress- and were loudly cheered. A
person the balcony Of the House OF the Municipality
tried to speak in favor and immediately stoned
was every well dressed person for few minutes.
There was considerable Of . mob, and all the
stores closed their doors A. The idea Of the mob
seemed to be TO stone any that had coat The
President refused TO accept the resignation Of his
Cabinet, and declared that he perfectly salts
ncd with everything that they have DONE The
radical members Congress furious consequence
moved from Office and appointing the President OF the
Congress with full power 70 act till there could be q
vote Of fortyOne TO twenty There 10 every pros
pee. that Congress will not last month longer and that
rado intends to declare himself Dictator again for SIX
show their inaasnce Vim The mob The English church
Aght Of Tho lsth bat both II wAs discovered in
time And Pat out before doing much damage gard
s''s s. ''s M ih'rs
Dictator 1oeo: but Inst will p0t every dscent
Ss sura Wi not Lee year he ss ma iilsd msea
~ ~ ssnn FOR hs ssssssv pays them wssi lfke Cas-
tlA, nor gives thorn promotion Ike Pe.et; and when
they that there chance for promotion BY joining
revolution, they are sure TO do 30. All rebellion
needs Is q good man a. the head Of it
The actual revolution very nearly done for There
sharp little light on the 17th At Aoquegua between
three hundred rsvolutonsts and hundred government
troops in which the former put 10 hight with the
loss Of half Of their number in killed. wounded and
prisoner The cry q csssc ": taken By the govern.
that nov ihs revolutonists do hold single import
4 they do not rel sssss.Sce from some nassssi
persons they will b unable - starr again Chile has
always assisted every revolution ha has ever started IN
Jung help that cesntsy which very doubtful
.arns oos Congress sSsn they will have rssp.c.aSis
party, and what Is better, moneyed party.
Prado has been appointed general Of division In the
cept IT, n the Same time giving Chile vote Of thanks
Congress has also declared that all misunderstanding
spanish question has been removed and thss they arc
nrmer united than Nothing further has been
mentioned In regard to the mediation Of the United
States on account Of the objection Of Chilli
Good Friday has Just passed, and to-day is Easter
Monday On Thursday and Friday there WAS NO bust
done OF any kind. All Hags hosted half mast
we're stopped from ringing and even the whistle Of the
train prevented fromsbeing used On Saturday, at
Clock tho batteries and several French menof-war
much NOISE a he possibly could with guns, pistols
crackers and rockets Thursday and Saturday evenings
the churches were splendidy lighted and decorated ana
The United States steamer Rssaca Commander Brad
ford, arrived here ON the 18th inst from Valparaiso
All well
exchange on England, ssnksn Nlls, % days. lshd
70 the hard dollar Ezchanss % Untsd States 30 days.
DO per cent disccunA