New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

and Police Don Pedro Galvez; Minister of Justice Lucl
cisco Garce Calderon; OF War and Marine Col Juan
Francisco Balta.
To secure the firm establishment of peace tho nross ad
forgiveness and foggetfulness of past political
ole nses, and recommends tho Government 10 grant a
general amnesty all political offenders This Is con-
sdered the only basis upon which the country will be en-
abled To enter upon new era OF peace and progress
on the 4th inst circular note was addressed TO the Pre-
fects Of she different departments By the President
the subject OF erutg for the army THIS was always
veXatiOus question and that has caused much dis
content The circular prohibits cODserpi0n, allows
to be enrolled but volunteers fixes the term OF service at
three years and limits the number OF soldiers as pro-
vided by law. The Minister OF Government announced
its programme in speech in the cuse on the 5t INST
IL promised the observance OF justice ana stcL COM
pance with the law national reform IN the depart
mens OF the public services protection ana preservation
public moneys The policy OF the Government IS peace
with all nations, and desire TO encourage new friendly
relations The question with Spain Is well understood
by the country tie Republic have their ideas ater the
splendid victory Obtained by their arms the desire OF
the Cabinet conform to these ideas and II necessary
reap fresh lauels in cOmbas. The proposed South
American alliance would receive due attention, and
nothing would be done which would in any way pretu-
dice the dignity OF Peru The International policy OF the
rights to be infrnged Agriculture and public works
to be encouraged tie limited amount OF guano remaining
10 be nursed public instruction TO be encouraged and
schools established party feeling is discoupten-
anced excluding from Office none but those whose
morality ana virtue is impeached.
The financial statement of the late Minister has been
published, showing the workings and state of his depart
ment II is lengthy affair aud devoid of interest 1T
appears from tins statement that the national debt Of
the year to 1867 is follows: 10 Great Britain,
2Ol3O4 tuns; France 49S03 tuns United States 4T4OO8
spam 2lgGOO Marseles, 49, tuns; China,
1858 uns Central America 77s tuns Java. 10l5 tnns
Chill, 100 tuus; cuba and Puerto Rico, ll,i6 tus; Bel
gium 259,jj2 tms Germany, 2523 tuns Holland. 1880
tuns; Italy, 25lO us, and Portugal 47s tus, showing
n total amount or 3yJs.449 tns IN the l3 wears.
According proclamation issued by President Balta,
all the chiefs aud officers, instructors and aUntants OF
the National Guard have been discharged THIS VIII
save tho country S22, $50 per month.
On the Ith the President visited the gacrsons with the
principal object OF knowing whether the soldiers are
serving voluntarily or not, and giving permission to
those who 90 NOT desire to serve longer 10 rcsgi HIS
ENccency also visited the ships o the 18th inst
and was received with the customary salute.
Gen. MOsqucra Is still resident IN Lma enjoying good
health and active life Now ana then lie makes "a move
the poltics-one day proposing to Peru 10
gObble Ecuador and the next denying IN print He
still preserves tsuaciOusy his selfgyen title OF Grand
General OF the Colombian Army with which he heads the
expects be immOItalZed, lis tho presentation OF his
swOrdcven 10 him by the LberatOr, simon Bolivar, as
a gift of frendsp-tO the Grand. Marshal Antonio Gu
crreZ dc la kuene, late Minister OF Government, on the
0rty-sevcuth anniversary OF the Independence OF Peru
sword presented Bolivar by the municipality
of Lima, and Is now TO be preserved IN the National
Museum Of that city,
The yellow fever has nearly disappeared from Lima II
deuths only being reported dsrn the first seven days In
August There las not been solitary case IN CalaO iOr
TWO weeks past. -.
There has been much talk Of an uprising Of Of the
p0pulace In AlcQupa but hitherto without any founda-
The alarm appears to have arisen from the arrest
Of seven eight of Col PradC officers, VINO were
strongly suspected Of plotting mischief Ihcy were sent
parole OF honor Tie railroad Is progressing iaVOraDy,
thore being - miles of road on the Jaga pain side
and four and half en Huasamayo where the hardest
work De done. IL II asserted thnt there VIII De no
necessity for tunneliDg There are now $500 men EN-,
pOyed the road Mr. Meggs. the contractor arrived
10y the last steamer from Valparaiso, aud Will leave IN
peared the latter port, and the inhabitants had re-
turned 10 their vOcatioDs.