New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
AFFAIRS IN Chilli And PERU.

RtMORs ABOUT MR.. TREsCOT's NEGOIMno>s-
TIE CHuIAS GOYER>M ENT AND TIE NITRATE
pFPOSIrs--HIVAL PERUVIAN LEADERS.
PANAMA, April 15.-Advices from the South
by the steamer Lima state that Mr. Trcscot Is III Lima
awaiting the arrival Of Messr-. Adams and Blaine from
Bolivia who are daily expected 1t is said that MI
Troscot will visit MonorO and endcavor To effect ces
sation Of hotlics preliminary 10 treating for peace
by all three of the Delgefent-. 1t would seem from this
that he does no; regard the reports that peace
had been concluded between Bolivia and Chill. Little
hope is felt Mr. Ire scots efforts to bring about
peace will he successful and it II understood that he
VIII shortly for home in company with Messrs
Blaine and Adams
The Gillian Government has concluded to issue titles 70
the nitrate propere, in operation in Tarauaca for which
so per cent OF their value Peruvian nitrate bonds has
been deposited in the CHILEAN Treasury. This measure, it
isexpectc viii eHtinguish most OftIe T20O)DO)D silver
bonds of Peru issued to pay for the nitrate properties
the only difference being that they are redeemed by the
Chihan not by the Peruvian, Government which issued
Them With their disappearance another evil Of Peru
Wan nnaucicring is terminated
Montero who now calls himself Provisional President
Of Peru has been visiting number OF the smaller
northern towns His power, however is now Threatened
by one Puga II the province OF Chota near the Brazil
ian frontier who l. ont with proclamation sly ling him
self the Supreme Chief Of Peru" is usual in such
co.es He had about zoe men, whom lie armed by
Selling shipment OF arms and ammunition intended for
the troops OF the Provisional Government.
# il not known what Montero Will do.
a. PuEa has than he has, and the chance OF
winning in campaign in the remote district III revolt
won H.. TOO small the reckless MOhtcrO 10 il~k
Circumstances lately brought TO light show that the
MoncrO party Is cesrous oi peace M an! price IL now
Drocaims itself be the party OF union ani several
Of it, leaders have addressed mani este 10 Itrol ana
long address TO the Young men OF Ier fleT"La 10 ou'
of the county his way 10 Europe, ana even were ne
in Peru II not likely that lie would cnthus lsuciy
OPT the ideas Of the opposite party In the address 10
the Young mcn OF Peru, "eXeIndl peace ana internal
REGENERATION are asserted the two great que ions
| awaiting solution III Peru. Young are advised 10
hold meetings the discussion OF tie issues o, the
hour. ana they are rec0mended 10 dIcc tHeli Alteh
tiou 10 The fOOW pOlns IN preference 10 M Oihtrb'
| F,rst-fne authorization Of tine Executive 10 con-
| cude a peace with Chill on certain deternhel con-
dOns. ~, H.. . go
| stItu.ut Congress should be called and,
| Ihtd-TO agree. upon what questions should be
brought before Constitutional Congress by me pro
Vinciil representatives; what reforms should De lhll
fitrI ana what IDEAS defended and asserting, for
all the right the electors over tine votes OF the elected
which of the best practices III the exercise OF lhe
| sovereign right
Uowry,r ycclent these i'd may he under present
circumstances they cannot BE- put III practice PeIuls
| bop.essy divided into HItagOulstc ana warning lac
tons which debate only serves to sunder SIM more
! Inc Gillian Government has named commission Ia
examine and report al claims made 10y Foreigners Tor
| losses suiele ed curing the war ,,,
The general elections IN Chm passed on ltacclu-l!
| The Conservative party, seeing no nope OF success
STAYED away from The polls. ana the victory Whch the
Liberal parry secured las accordingly been ONciNAelM
rich dnd of silver has been reported in TIE prov
ince Tarapaca. Assays give as hSh as @-'oOt To '
ton OF ore. q -,
paraiso from Caliao March D. The Vessels are u'
iriuiuuh flagship OF Admiral Lyons, Cham non, lhel!s
! Mudnt, GanLe. hlnsAsher ana sappho