New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

anu LS az, The n"soa which, il turned out had already
been liked IN the rlctions of June To- the Whole nego
s.tion nuld I've concluded by commissioners VINO wouu
Co nj once 10 Peru and that during TIE season, lndem
nifty to Ch Neue Or poVSea ,o nI 1con in the
premises by amy Department OF our Government "o"iu
he required.
BRINGING ABOUT THE BLAINE INTERVIEW.
saw Mr.. Blaine. to whom the matter seemed to be
new one, at Washington and stated it in brie and he
Mt once assen.ed interview which took place on
the and Goth OF July 1t turned out that the poey
Of the Government had already been fixed, and cor
responding ns tructons given TO Mr. Hurlhnt dateu, IL
remember aright June 10. saw 40 reason 10 suppose
that Mi. Snip Ierds project hal any NM 10 20 Te w
Ing and influencing the iuternnt9uA p"cS W ,no thai
ernment Nor. so far know was "'t
policy changed or nlodined ny .o"S n so
me s NJ, blaine rnmaned secretary of State.
Mir Shpherd desiring that sh Iuu an "u a coc1 IN
eoSnse c2nSIerS win tie distinct reservation that
should cease to have any interest wha1NNl ,roho9Ie
rpou The claims OF upon international ahlrs Mhlcn
bught think inconsistent wlth my eistois 10 o I'D a.
pany. TINS project .or We i.n ,s e, mold ey ry.
q consequence Chin has taken ana Iic'hs ~ "H go
thing Perd winch Was coNereu, e'e ~! u"nce pe
sdes meanwhile Tho Umcd states Is inc sdiy CT OF
Joe little but uciy nation OF less tn c INV" ip
lions of p.ope; aud the ioIcign rtss Ol TINS cout3,
and European capital too, as beieYo are ous! iy,IS
Ia r me credit these elaine against Peru even 10
the extent which they are Just ana shout DC Pt' , &c
dt may be- OF fear ina. lhej VIII CT e f Very
snbiec; oi National action; while the g"od nlue Oh ~
public man led 10 sec them ma e aVaia ~
purposes O great pablo concern Is ucei"'" ' e
uatinc tecidec iua / would accept a retailer, MI
s6pneri informed that he sHoud address me pusl-
~ nToposItion and sometime August he wrote me,
cilerDg q retainer ART vi me elocA VI 'lo onP'
when II saoud be iorme did not 70 III! rgcoasc'ivn,
ceiniteV r,gly TO this, but sometime la,er saw MN
and told INN ! preferred retainer III money al ~
could have either out he paid me nonr, and Tins tie
matter dropped BOth oi U.s. however; uh cis oou 's
employ ed as counsel subject 10 tl1 S h mail
resy named. lime IN Oc,ODer ftcelFeu ol ilIi
certificate oi scrip On Novemper - md cc
sctip, with an ENDORSEMENT Decncu a" Va W VI I'M
and signed ny myself have never received a.! s"lns
t.1 Min H. eYcei,t liberal amount gratutoas
advertising through tue new spdpeis'
WHY THE RETAINER WAS RETURNED
Senator Blair then read a letter addressed by himseli
10 Mr. shipherd one to senator Eaton ana thrd 10
same pcrson not named. The subject matter OF the
three letters was very much the same anc lts ppoI'
may be gathered from the following extract ro 'ne
better TO 5hipherd: 1.-The OF events tends more
and the direction OF possible action oS OouS' 1s
upon questions arising between Tins country ahd me
South Ame1cau saes "hlie thSIe is no SUI ,
reason WY 1 should not own property IN IoIclSh
country be interested IN GONNA whch mas sun
properly. still would not eel right 10 speak ol Noe
mon a Question when might involve peace or %ai-tIe
lives aud property OF others and the h00r OF inc co
try, wne IuS sei should nave personal in'eioS' " ~
Senator BLAIR tacn proceeded saying | do not care
n On over te particulars the several interviews tes
lined to before tue committee by Mr.. empherd aud M
Bla unless desired To. further tH~ 10 OBSERVE lns;
heard nothing sad of the offer OF stock or improper IN
ducement Of any knd to Mr. Hurlbdt. Nor nave 1 any
that al any Time heard OF IL l,l Las.
December Wien Mr. B!ane showed hir tne Ioaoi 10
2 wnlon MT. HuriDut mad sent 10 MN from Lima
have
or Instructions were ever sent or gwen 10 MI @
other tnau, different nom, th0oe already haoe P"o
nas. - 1r Ie Irrs f. him in correspondence with
MIR uubut last JANUARY, when received the following
from Mr.. HuIlpu1 himself dated al Llin'' Deoeho0'
have received great deal of correspondenee from
J. f. Shpnerc, II winch he mentions your name ire
0uentiy. / cannot succeed IN making Mr. d under
.'snS ID, cnnnl ioIcn us case except be referred
10 mt by The state Department d. not oeheYe there
j. am tnug It, but al all events AZ must eohe
Ia me frou the u paranent. fancy That nave sue
IA
affairs down acre, Bat accept IL lou Will Hnu, IL ) gu
choose TO read my dispatches, what my vlews are II
ne UnIIed states snail be disposed TO adopt aud
them can be oil no Use mere ana AN retuy 10
The usual mode OF congo by leave o. ansonoe anu
proher resignation a. the eud Ot the leave On pi
Ct pic and heart a.n raner an intense American anu
40 moi believe III the Ini'eu states pay luz seoou u ny
10 anyb dy. If tnis teelng does NOT ppeIlth 70 LIE
tend some man OF more pliabe mold more patience
al kicks. OF Caderon IA direct Insult 20
tense nationality of people, ana mat no decent as
sertion dignity wih ever fail to meet response
No cumuunlostion ever went from me to Mr.. Llur6ut
while be our Minister to Peru never thar, u III
fne conviction others that Mr. Hurlbnt was not up
righ. his Official action knew "f the fter 7eht p
10 Mr. Arlzol amer IL vas sent Of it
was read 10 me b! IN. shlpierd but am hQt sure
ha1 nothing 10 10 With It's preparation
1rs contents Ol The long ieef Ol Angus W
Walker Blaine when IT pnDlisneG daring tnc eI-
summation Mr. onpGerd by yodr conn1'tec, atnougn
nave an impression that Mr. lislne at one time de-
sred u.e to say Mr. snirherd mat ne preferred 10
peated this 70 MIR. sipnerd did not know OF the ex
istenee OF any tine letters oontaninS eAtraets Oi.
ms own until last January, nor OF tier cohten.r
nnti they were raes@so fr'g INV i0 letters
10 AIR ohphed and By bim scat 20 Mr. lurlDdt nay
TINS say: That [ wrote 10 MI ohlrhgid WIN tIt
to De lost unless ne acteG quickly. knew nOshing o.
tue Creit inuusriel project al all except ta therc wa
az agreement by Peru, Eecogmzing and setinng some
definite iniebedness and picdginS hor resources, was
necessary as basis Of their proposed advances 10 pay
or the Chlan indemnify loiegA debt ana nome
Expenditures.
SPIRIT ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE A KICK.
The letter quoted by shIpnerd 10 Mr.. Hurbut On DC
tober a. in winch said that s.ipherd should ac
As though the American ships of were on thir way
10 the Pacific Coast etc." was written to induce MI
shipherd 20 send his commissioners, upon whom every
thing, as thought, depended. The act Of Ch in sup
ftate De- riinenI. while did not claim 10 know lt'
secrets mao been enlightened suiiceHu! 20 zee
sure that the Government had tQili enough U
recognize kick and TO -, resent Govsr II; an
snps, or both would 60 10 sou.h America On Novem
Der To- 1851 Mr snlpnerd wtes 10 tlc Minister sen
sior BLAIR writes Hurbut tecgrapls rue that th
Chians have captured CsGelOn, ana carried him t'
CAi There must be trouble now. Have General Gran
ii Chill can clap face iatly as mis- since tina
iast sentence written the mterna onal sneers ant
ggglmg Win when our p0ilo5 mas psei a'uo. "a
demons III tie truth did suppose there "Ouid DC
70 be- probable Wen CniG Kidnapped Caderon, nc
Other believed tlan that MS aahorlty mac
been senel ally acknoM legged thoughout feIu tDahh
10 ne eorls OF General Hubut AID the pressure Oi od
mild but hriu and just policy Of demnding tor rerH
rause Chilli rather our European rivals saw th'
coveted opportunity to 0ea our influence iaai DION
WAS slipping away. ! thought thai the Government
would rcsoutely demand the restoration OF CaideIon
md believ Ell tnat IL d. manded IL would be done.
believed that General Grant was strongly
importing Mr sbpherds enterprise Tor public reasC IA
and wi hoat pecuniAry interest. understood tina
bls opinion quite potential among thc men mat NJ
shipherd relied upon 10 furnish the money Tor INT
Caian indemnity, aud believed too, thai his advice tt
Inc Administration, ii desired, would DO such as tlt
National hOnOr and interests required. regret Tue
for the expression, for General Grant never needed
any stimulus perform his duty Win regard 10 th'
letter OF November 2G, 1851 il when MI SmpheId SAY
of his interview Win ihe PRESIDENT upon
the introduction of General Grant thai
he