Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-11

CORK, April 10sh.-Parnal. replying to
toasts u the prosperity Of Ireland, 1T ham
quet this eVening. traced the history of the
Lard League. He Denounced the desertion
81 seventeen members from tic I,ish psrty as
tne cause OF the ooeTcien bill The firsstpor-
ton CT the land BILL ha said. was full of
doubtful points and pitfalls He de6ed any
body to tell accurately how it would work,
1t will be the duty Of the Irish members TO
Improve the bill as far as possible in its
passage through the Hoase.
LORD BRAcoNsFrE1D's ILLNESS.
LONDON, April 1lth--A. M-I.ord Beacons.
field had favorable day. and gained
strength until in the evening when he had
an attack OF spasmodie breathing but his
condlton is not materially affected by the at
tack. At o'clock this morning the condi.
ton of the sufferer showed no change.
GLADSTONE UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE
POLICE.
LONDON, April 10th.-It is stated that on
Fenian skirmishers were about In make ar
rangements for the murder of Gladstone. the
police took precautions in the District of
Howardep, wheIe Gladstone is staying, to
Illustrate the scheme.
France.
AUTHORITY REFUSED.
PARIS, April l0th.-The Chamber OF Depu.
ties refused to authorize the prosecution of
Paul de Cassagnac.
DEATH OF PRINCE PIERRE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, April 10sh.-Prinoe Pierre Ma
poleon died at Versailles on Friday of gout.
Africa.
REPORT or. MASSACRE coHrrRifEp.
PARIS, April 10th.-Advices from TripoH
confirm the reports of the massacre of Col.
EI9cter'g IT, \,
ished after courseeors resistance against
overwhelming odds.
Chile and Peru.
oHILEs ULTIA4TIA To PERU.
NEW YORK, April 9th Under date of
March Doth, advices from Panama say: The
latest news from Lima, under date Of March
10th, leads to hope that peace and quiet
have at last been restored in Peru. Victori-
Gus Chile has at last presented terms of
peace to her vauquished sister The new
Peruvian President, D. CalderoH. took the
oath of Office at Magdalena, little village
two miles from Lima, March l2sh. The
terms of peace which the leaders mediate
imposing on Peru are: First-The cession of
Antofogasta, Tarapaca and Tacna. Second
An indemnity based on the following
points First-The experseSnf the war, en-
bracing the cost of armaments, provisions,
equipage, clothing, salary OF the army,
freights and, in fact, every expense directly
caused by the war. Second-The payment
of compensation to the army, in conformity
with law TO such effect to be passed by the
Congress. Third-The payment for the ves-
sells Esmeralda, Loa, Covadonga and jana
ques also for the irouclads Nance, Capoe
and Atahualpa, the corvette Union, and
the transports Rimacorora, Talisman,
Chalaeo and Limens. Fourth-The indem.
MITIGATION for the Chileans expelled from
Peru and Bolivia. Fifth-Peru to undertake
not to fortify her ports during fifty yeras,
nor to acquire a navy during forty years
Sixth-Chilean products to be received in
Peru and Bolivia on the same terms as those,
of the most favored nations, and Chile to
concede similar advantages TO those from the
two republics. Seventh-The extraction of
guano from the Peruvian Islands, TO be car
ried on for the account of the Government of
Chile, and the proceeds, after deducting the
cost of extraction, to be divided equally be-
tween Chile, Peru and the foreign creditors.
Peru is recognized up to the lst of January,
1879. After the payment of such. the credi-
tors of Chile and Peru are to divide the pro-
ceeds equally, but the part belonging to Peru
shall be received by Chile until clauses sec
ond and third of this treaty have been car
ried into effect. Eighth-Chile shall mai,-
tain force of 1000 men in such parts of
Peru as it may deem fit, and its vessels shall
have free and frank entrance to Peru.
These troops slall be maintained by Peru, as
provided by the Commissary-Geueral of the
Army, and shall remain in Peru until clauses
second and third have been carried into effect.
Niuth-As Peru and Bolivia are consolidated,
Chile will treat only with Peru for the pay
ment of this indemnity Tentb-All doubts
arising in reference TO this treaty shall be
settled by arbitration