New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-14


IfENrIAL PROCESSION Al OALLAo-A Curl
OIS HISTORY.
lFRoM Our OWN CoRREsrOSDESEl
LIMA. Aug. 2s.-The l.. :. y. Companys
STEAMER Payta has arrived from the south coast AMI
her news not only confirms all that We have before re
coved IN reference TO the late earthquakes ana nuhd
tous with the erccp on Of CuIco and Pino which de
partments have escaped serious results OF the sad
av,nents the list Of cities and towns de
stroved and people Killed Al Copao The first shock OF
earthquake was felt nearly no tho samo limo az here and
lasted equally rs long after which three other shocks
were lclh No damage done 10 tao city worthy VI
note Al Caldera part Of Copinpo, the same singular
phenomena Witnessed as az CaIao ana othcr paccs
Al r o'clock tho sea began to leave the land and
continued % cbb and owuutl l0l. 10 which hour LEFT
tho land dry for more 200 yards bat IN few seconds
returned IN great aud Hood ed everything. making
ts way high up into tile town. Tie mole is somewhat
Injured and many sh ps have been greatly damaged. At
COqumbO performed tho same vacarles %. al Cal.
dor and nearly AZ the same NOM NJ ipsc 10 tho hIk OF
feet aud inundated the town; but tuks 10 me tnn
ton At that port no danage was done AZ valparaiso
the tide and e three VI four times iueVey h0ul WIN
suddenness more or less yeaatiois put heihB 'ltvua
has overtaken the city. According To leilcf WHOM
arrived Valparaiso few hours before the SAILING pt
the Payta, 10 reported that Ialehluabo VIDE lseo ga
the night Of the 18Th at NJ by three shocks oil dLh
quake different intervals. and that at " r. NJ the sea
began 10 leave the lana ln REMARKABLY Iuet leuipi
There may be some mistake WIN REGARD 10 lhe eItn
qnakcs mentioned above. bal that Ihehhasno Wa mum
dated about the SAME tiuo other points NORTH, IL -
evident from an account IN me bHPW"'~ ht'' |0dS'
Maid .r.
huana ard Tome rising and falling frequently al very
short intervals Of time. Tie entire community hhanl-
nous M Offering aid u the sufferers. Dr. felerO mem
Der of the Senate has proposed TO HIS Etoeshcy inc
Prcsdent that rs the present harvest ol slhe a pte
necessary that some measures should be lnnieaaely
adopted 10 secure the eOlnng vintage anu az an VIZ Nas
Ina va be destroyed that not Of lhe estates has
vessels into which 10 place the Juice "a le grape no Is
Of the opinion that the only reineay e present
difficulty TO send Immediately 10 the umed states i9r
large casks which the Governments can nave sod 10 The
agrcutuIists AT convenient time aud price. l9 Tx
ceiency has accepted the Idea ana mas iomheu 70 m
medatcly attend 10 The matter ana further 10 iahs al
necessary sacrifices To alleviate tins sunerngs OF those
unhappy people. The tlhilap mp OF war NoNaNohga
was at anchor m the port Of toh9a Nheh me news ar.
ryedof the condition Of the Peruvian coast ana hl
vessel immediately lef Tor lqoque' "lstt eng Hltel
and rendered iinDelate assistance AZ houe alttr heE
aud bo,r OF these yesssls we're enployed night aud
day bringing water for the sufferers, WHO were
dying for the want vi THIS gleat esseha 70 human Ga
The limited states steamship Keaiaarge was at Caldera
when the news arrived and Tue n1nt ,l.5 .. IOplApo
forwarded This ship large quantity 81 poNniohs Tor
the sufferers. Tc kearsgo was te nist vessel OF wat
which arrived az Area after The catastrophe, ana htT
was the means Ot relieving To great extent the
snGerings Of the people Iho dalnaSss 10 Aiieh a4pe
have been set down ut Sl2,0dOOO Inc soldiers are
snokcu of as band OF robDeTr. who on l most Iata
nigt patrocd the streets OF AREA armed, committing
ali Kinds OF crime aud piaeng Niieont mefey, LhS
origin of the earthquake Is 70 mystery, Inc general
opinion is that q Ia the rslt ol naghy suDerlaheAn
cxuosion OF the volcano Msto, al Altgipa Hhlh some
hod that an eruption OF the NOlc3no ltFlhh' hs takn
place most loishe circumstance occurred ~ shs
!
.iy after the first shock Ut earthquake Mah 80 charged
with an electric laid thai IN passing The mana lhIough
lie hair or shaking ones clOtees SPARKS as III from burn
ing tow would escape NJ great aDilnualce' ms pho
uomena lasted for some time ana piodcLu NUN s'iin
has declared free OF duty such staples as nee
wha.AI. etc. ported TO the ports oil Psco
CI Iay africa. ilo amt iquique Tor the PERIOD oi 10
Nin, also. for an nlleinig PERIOD gi KINDS oi agI-
cutura implements. II has asoleep proposed ~ esAb
sh i'm Linn Jark OF HlpothetRio 70 asss. tnose lSr
sons m buildhg cp their property whch has Decn de-
stroyed The President has passed M olheL el!eI 10
tnc senate M which he asks Tor the passage on awto
WI 49, in and out Of The Republic" u loan ~ eSoN"n1
which n 10 be exclusively enpVycd ~ the construction
az railroads Throughout thr plnept Poiton III tie
rotry For fle guarantee O this loan me liHe EuNio
isla"d named Guniine Is ~ Nc motgHgri ono no sumo
a. ~" ns .ynared tercfiom except that WHICH IN Ote
cnnoyed la the service of the loan Ihe 1ohdS q. is
49, ~, IN bear interest az per cont on thc l.th a
r,o.ed 81 the allied rcapot,ntffies ~ The
Rsnnhc took pipee at the onice OF thr dioef oi fo
ciri, Affairs 20 consider the SLunsI gu ''
! e,,.i{,s 70 rumor thoy hayp decided 10 frly 10 Tie
i,Std states Government accepting fbor tcrns OIL ile
I~,,,n second meeting was Ia liaNn b'th i'h on We
Ssd hnf in consequence of the late disHiets h1s Den
IN IN prubabe that under the iuit '1rs III