New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

CORPS AND COL. PRADO-lMPORTANT CIR
GUAR TO THE FOREIGN MINIsTERs-TREArI
OF FRIENDSHIP AND COMMERCE BETWEEN
CHILL AND PERU.
From Our Special Correspondent
LIMA, Sept 81, 1867.
An attempt was made by number of mill
ary officers stationed Lima and Caao to install move
among the troops against the constitution and
the presidency of Col Prado the attempt was 70 be made
the night of the 18TH but the authorities were on the
alert and succeeded in arresng all the officers concerned
the pot the troops kept under arms all night and
the day the delinquent officers were placed in irons
But the attempt TO raise revolution in Arequpa was OF
more sangunary character; the authorities, however
succeeded IN putting 1t down. mentioned IN former
letter that IL the intention Of the ATcqupenOs 10
burn the new constitution the day that IL was attempted
be proclaimed Thisthey tried 10 carry out on the lth
inst but unsuccessful over 200 were Killed ana
| wounded The melee commenced at o'clock IN the
evening and continued until II o'clock next day. The
revOuuonsts attempted 10 build hustngs IN the plncl-
pa square for the purpose of burning the constitution,
and the authorities ordered them to desst but they re-
fused that 1t asnecesaTy 10 bring armed force TO bear
upon the proceeding and that brought on the conflict
Col Gutierrez was the person that headed the people
against the troops All Is however, quiet, and the Gov
| ernInent j., arreSting the macOntens.
ON the 18th inst the Diplomatic and Consular corps
waited upon Col Prado TO fectate him upon his eeva.
On 10 the presidency Of the Republic The Minister or
Bolivia. DIR. Benavente Senior miniser, addressed MIN
SENIOR PREsDENT: The Diplomatic and Consular Corps
have the honor 10 congratulate YOU for the prOunga-
ton of the fundamental charter oi the epuDc ana Your
proclamation constitutional President Of Peru as de
caed by the sovereign Congress and the votes OF your
fellow citizens. The two great truths OF pohtea liberty
The rOies Of the people, and he supremacy Of inrs con
tribute to make the occasion more solemn The Dpl0-
matic aud Consular Corps have observed anu cuutl-
waited with the Government which you have the honor
10 preside friendly and satisfactory relations ana
join their votes 10 yours IN TINS great event. Ihey WISH
your country and your Government glory ana prosperity
aud under these auspices the States that they represent
IN Peru abound with fresh motives to conserve ana III
erase their rel relations ,,l,li and interests
GrSrIEMEN: have listened to the sentiments that have
just been pronounced IN the name of the Diplomatic ana
Consular Corps, with the same sincerity thdt snt cN
press mine. Fortunately can speak with You without
any because yOu an represent people VINO arc
friends Of Peru As Constitutional President sla com
Ply u cumuGml{ WIN tAc N"c "l lht p'op' ' s ,'i
law. Of the Republic. to draw closer the bonds "i iitd
thp, and ocAteLd oar relations WIN ciNHLeu iillo'
~ the world, VIII h' ah oJecI OF ny ,'S-
give your fticltitinu, Tor which am profoundly thhn
fu slsilicdIloh more lo'''i' =, ,Ilal ~ ,,
az Europe and America united 10 fcictatc the Republic
b9t Rcpnbic, aud alonarch.cs do not exclude when
they based upon the grand principle OF te People
sovereignty political differences disappear before te
fraternity of nations. community oi interests ana Tue
development Of civilization. Gentlemen. my task is an
easy foreign relations, when nave such III
/ tcrUrctcrs as you 20 my Government
After tho ceremony over the President invited the
the cccbuon oi the thlllhh llhclIa Ia'lv, WV I
prcse utcd itself for number oi tuass ana speechS III
| the evening there general lumnatlons and IRE
works. accompanied with ringing oi church D Dcils. -
treaty Of friendship, commerce. and navigation mas
lust been concluded between the Republics OF Peru and
chill. and was signed upon thc lJth INST on Ie plt "
Peru by Dr Don jose Antonio BaTenethca, minister ol
Relations.
Prmpotcutary of Chili 10 Peru The following Is the
! text ~ this important treaty; - , -
ARTICLE l. There will exist nvioabe peace and per,
petual friendship between the Republics Of Peru ana
! tmn.
AHr O. The citizens Of each Of the contracting parties
Will enjoy rcsccuycy in the territory oi the onsr, t
same personal guarantees and civil rights that are eilONtd
/ by their citizens. without limitation ana an the
rights conferred 10y their constitutions ana It"S tV PI
sons property, correspondence, ana commercial octy'
To make contracts aud NAV gate, ana in one Wud 10 eA
circ any legal calling to acquire property ana tr'sdSr m @
the same, either ny Nendur OF 10y WILL ih C"l
, m u ~ ~ ot nrohibte 70 the eitizcns of either
of the contracting parties 10 navigate coatwse or upon
the rivers of each or To ports not declared ports oI ch
| 10 general cohmeIc,, III Nsi, N.,,,si "a IN re mics
regulations. laws and ordinances special OF o'her"i'''
III me principle Of equality Of flags is accepted
In ts fullest sense and 10 this end vessels belonging 10
each country are bee considered - II they were regis
/ tered under The laws of each country.
tics ~ nm be treated by the rule OF complete liberty and
ciprocity I'm consequence the natural or manufactured
uroduct- Of each viii hc admitted INTO the territory
f tnc other free Of duty local otherwise. restricted
only 10 the limitations dui notifications tAdt arc cA-
| pressed in the two articles that follow.
rule Is established: The first year of this treaty the duty
| ON wheat and -four will he only reduced IN Peru one
urt of the present duty the remaining fourths
@ 49, hr ai ON the foll0wng wear the three fourths
are To reduced onca and the next year are 10 ne
free This however. is not To prejudice more liberal dis
positions that, through special circumstances may DC
adopted by the Peruvian nation with respect To theet"o
articles Of Chilan production. -, t.,
Ann VI I'm thrco years be counted from the day IN
which this treaty comes IN force, the tobacco oi Peru
shall be admitted free the Government OF Chil hIs
monopoly OF the sale tobacco and IT - only sofa by
Government agents. both la its introduction ana salc IN
the Republic ot Chill IL h also stipulated tht III the
future neither one of the contracting parties aIull
bond the products, natural or manufactured, OF tue
other ,,-- -
ART VII There are no fiscal duties town duties or
any other Kind Of mpOss tO bc placed upon thc piu
natural manufactured, that are to be exported Tor INC
consumption Of either of the parties 10 thls contract
ART VIII The high contracting parties reserve, cA-
pressy the right suspend during the pcilOu OF hc
present treaty. by mutual agreement any oI the peseh'
articles. ..,
AET TX The present treaty will be observed, and
i'm fun vlgor for the term Of twelve years To commence
and run six months the exchange OF the lathca
ons but will obligatory upon both parties AZ
though the time has expired, for the space OF tiy
months after either Zone of the parties mas notneu tho
other of its intention to end IT. This disposition does not
affect In the least the clauses Of peace ana friendship
which are perpetual 49, 40, , a.. ...
AKT The present treaty will be ratified. and the ray
catios exchanged within thirty days after thelr rain
cation or earlier IL possible. either In Lima or santiago
I'm testimony which the Undersigned Ministers nave
nut their hands and seals.
Lima. sept 10, 1861 - ,,.
IL JOSE ANTONtO BARANECHEA.
TELFsFORo VEGARA Secretary.