New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
LIMA, Peru. July Il, 1865.


Low FEVER.
LENA, Peru, July IL, 1865.
The prospects of revolution are very dim
PradOs party is rapidly fading away, as the exDctaoi
is not particularly anxious 10 take active mossures ana
the supporters OF his banner dOwnost In the absence
OF their chief There Is d conspiracy, headed by Dr.
Ureta a distinguished lawyer which may cause Col
Balta some trouble; but II the latter be peaceaby In
augurated Peru may congratulate herself on heI
apparent safety from serious Ieyouoh LOT ~ ieast wv
wears TO come. No political astronomer IN SOulh America
can guarantee for longer term than that above men
toned and Peru will indeed be fortunate II she enjoys
Bsta should he inaugurated about the 2sth OF the
present month, but as tue FEVER mas ilgheneI away
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in this most important STEP alta can manage 70 satisfy
public opinion, his path VIII be very clear Dut on me
contrary persons are appointed VINO 90 not ENJOY tns
public confidence, trouble VIII ensne' Inc war VIII
Spain is considered virtually ended, aud the
apparon OF the spanish squadron on ths coast would
perlenced in April, 1864. when the Spanish Admiral
conduct OF Chill in the celebrated arrangement made by
her Minister in England with Lord Stanley and the Span
h ambassadors has gone far toward creating In Peru
feeling OF dislike toward the alliance and 1t Is generally
believed that the offer OF the United states TO mediate
will ultimately be accepted The Peruvian bases for a
lasting peace would be the following: Chill and Peru
would consent TO forego all claims on Spain for the
peIate action OF the Spanish squadron, and in return
would demand tho recognition OF Peruvian independence
Ii
Of the heavy claims held by Spanish subjects against this
country, dating from tho strugge In 1871 These OF
course simply the Peruvian ideas on the subject; 1t
may well be coniectured that Chill would be 10th TO
cept Them tho claims for damages sustained by
the City OF Valparaiso during the bombardment OF that
place are not to DO given up 20 readily The Deputies
and Senator'S who are TO form mo next CONGRESS are now
beginning TO arrive in Lima S those from the far In
teror are holding back from the very wefounded fear
Of the terrible yellow fever which has carried on 80
many from that section, The elections Tor members OF
Con ress were conducted in very loose manner and
almost every District sends two claimants nc merits Oh
these will be decided by tho very limited number O
Senators who hold their seats unopp0std. $50 . -
This Congress has very important duties 10 per.
FORM and OF the most interesting 10 foreigners VIII
DO the action 10 be taken the subject OF inc disturb
nnces by which, during the revolt III January last so
many robberes and spoatOns suffered by citizens
other countries pursuing their ayoeatlOns In Peu IN
tion quite a number OF American mechanics were EN-
ployed and the anger and fury OF inc mop were e1
pended principally on these persona Ine LegauV ~, OF
claims actively the moment that government legally
constituted makes It's appearance Col Baltl inc fresl-
dent elect has sgned his intention TO nave the matter
carefully examined and adjusted oquitably A 40
ciety formed last year IN Peru iOr the pur,
Inhabitants Of the Republic, and since its formation
has achieved very important results. composed OF the
most prominent aud Influential men OF inc cap,
the country, and, unlike tho generality OF phllantropc
institutions, may be pronounced decided success For
many years back In the remote provinces and depart
ments system OF vassalage has been adopted by the
large planters and land owners, and the Indians unedu
Gated and timid, have always until recently bowed
meeky 10 the yoke. But In 1867 great rising OF tho
ehoOs took place, and for months war OF casee
the most terrible Of all conflicts was greatly feared The
Planters seeing their danger Immediately did all in their
do away with the most grievous OF the existing
and the society referred TO improved the occasion
one The laws passed in favor OF the Iians were trans,
lated into the language of tho interested parties ana dis
tr6uted among them the existence and aim OF the AS
ISOLATION we're made generally KNOWN and now We have
the satisfaction OF learning that nearly all OF the
grievances have been abolished. and the status OF