National Republican., 1880-09-04
FROM FOREIGN LANDS,
Preliminary Peace T,cgotations Between
Chill aud Peru.
General Roberts Attacks and Defeats Ayoob
khan-Llvely Scenes in the
British Parliament.
Peooe between Chilli and Peru.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Daily Telegraph re.
ports that preliminary treaty of peace has
been signed at Lima, and tho following ar e
its principal articles Peru surrenGers the
monitors Mancocopsc aud 0tahualpa, RACES
the Qualifications of Callao, surrendcrs all Lh he
artillery of Calao, engages not to augment
the navy for twenty years, aud will reimburse
10 Chill the cost of the war. Chill engages to
pay half of IN o exterior debt Of Pe-l.
Gen. Roberts Defeats Ayoob ~
LONDON, Sept. $500 49,, q,
match fror, n -, p. m.-An official dis
oval" pra, .a-tta, lated to day says: Con.
Roecrts attacked and dispersed Ayoob
Kban's force and captured 81 guns The Cab.
ulose have retreated up the Argand.Ab val
Icy.
Lord Har tinRion on 4 fshan a fairs
LONDON. Sopt. 3--Lord Harrington reply.
ing TO deputation which waited on him To-.
day and urged tho annexation of Candahar,
said: THE question requires much cOnsllera
tion. General Burrows defeat has not
faoilitnt ed a decision. am willing to admit
that there exists sono reason In favor OF the
retention Of Candahnr. Most military powers
believe II an important strategic position for
England, the difficulties for holding which are
not as great as those OF holding Cabul but tho
government feel that there arc difficulties
enough to justify hesitation before
First, It is not clear what right we
have TO annex Candahar. Tho inhabitants
have not asked for an annexation, nor is there
any evidence that tn people arc willing per-
manontly TO submit to our rule. Certainly
annexation was not considered by tho late
government, who wished to make of Canda.
har an independent province or kingdom. 1t
would require strong reasons-even the nocos
sity of lf.preservalion-to annex prov.
inco against the will of its people, who have
done nothing to Justify II. Its retention
would require large force which might
perhaps be moro beneflcIally employed in India
Recent events certainly do not show that II
can ever bo retained with safety and honor
with anything but very considerable garri-
son and large garrisons on the line of communi.
cation. 1t is quito clear that the ro.establish-
ment of powerful friendly Afghauistan
would be made extremely remote by annexa-
ton. The ruler of Candahar would certainly
not acquiesce for any length Of time in
permanent occupation which would weaken his
kingdom cut decentralization with Herat and
end in the dislntogration of Afghanistan.
1t Is possible that new trade might arise with
Candahar. But the many advantages nGcruing
therefrom would be dearly bought by somo OF
those Inconvenience and difficulties which
have pointed ont. Your memorial will be con-
sdereh; the subject has nat been absolutely
concluded yet. think have shown that the
cipitate decision"
Sensation In the British Commons.
LONDON, Sept. BIN tho house of com.
mons tonight Mr.. Parnel introduced his
amendment adding the clauses of the
| registration bill TO tho appropriation bill.
Mr.. Forster, chief secretary for Ireland,
while opposing tho amendment blamed the
lords severely for their coutcmptuous treat
ment of tho registration bill. He said If such
nrn i,,s,g tpI. -.
| there would come time when some change
in the constitution Of tho house of lords would
be necessary. This declaration was received
| with tremendous cheering. Sir Stafford North.
cOto rose 10 reply. Hc said he must enter an
emphatic protest against the expressions used
in regard to the house Of lords to which,
| coming from minister OF tho crown, lie had
listened with Wmzam ent and regret. lie
hoped the sentiments were not shared by the
| other ministers These remarks made Il con.
siderable sensation.
On motion to go into committee on tho ap.
preparation bill, Mr.. pamoIl's amendment
was rejected the vote standing 50 to 90. The
amendment moved by Mr.. Dillon, lacking the
compensation for disturbance bill on the
appropriation bill, was rejected by a vote Of
90 to Is.
In commtteedebate arose on lTr O'Connor's
| amendment throwing out the lem for sal.
aries in the house Of lords. Sir william Hnr.
| court, homo secretary, said Lori Relsiale had
indicated that the house of lords rejected the
registration bill to save the scat OF a tory
member.
Mr. John Bright said It appeared that while
tho house Of commons was Gndeavorng to
concliate Ireland, the lords were detgrmined
TO make declaration of war against the
Irish people,
Mr.. Aylmer conservative member for Maid
! stone, declared that Mr.. Drlght's speech was
suppressed treason against the cou,titutou.
The amendment was rejected 81 70 l5. TIE
appropriation bill WAS then passed in COM
mittee. Previous to this Mr.. Philip Callan,
homc'lulo,mcmber for Loueth, In speech on
some local grievance, spoke of tho idndel
members Of the house and of ntoleraut, ig.
nOrant presbyterians. Ho rsfuscd 10 rctrIct
and was suspended for the remainder Of the
sitting. He had the appnaran &c Of being IN.
toxicnted. After some difficulty he was in
duGed to quit the house, and retired bowling,
smiling aud kissing his hand.
The Sultan Moving.
CONsTlNTISoPLr, Sept. 3--An trade was
issued to-day authorizing tho immediate sur.
render of the town of DulGisno to Montenegro
Four thousand Albanans have entered Dul.
cgno 1t IL believed that the porte will have
somo dlicuIty in eAecting the G3s,ion.
The signal Ssrylre.