New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

with regret to tho day when peace, eYen W.
Tarapaca may put an end 70 present a1oah.asos'
Callao in customs alone yleus also
81 900 900; PiscO, Payta and smaller p9,1s a an2
Weld comfortable sums While local taxes, l'o aIe
excuses bring moneys TO the eXcnequti, ih ~
comfortable offices and present oppottuhi ~ il;an
Turning pennies more or less honest when On,i" ,
officials are not too uDsophisticated nor 700 h
lous 10 improve. This view IT the case II 49, and
ened in the eyes of people here by tne i"'4 3rI h
present action of the Cblllan GoleIhtia0"e,. e a.
Plerola had an immense following IN an p.s Va n J
country and WAS supposed 10 De - ba1 Ipen
in the affection of the peoples "hei n' o,et =,
recognized by all foreign GOVernueHt9 ''tu -; Ill
be the only man in Peru capaoie o. NOUNS az a.,
elements of her heterogeneous pdluia'on uIuo. .
control--tben Gillian official refused To iIeat
with HIM and expressed adherence oi us motIlOus
and source Of power They offered e'' ;S
facility TO form o Constitutional government ~
cludlng privileges that ast0niShed loreigm, repre-
seRtatiyes on account of Their hpeiahty' me TO
visional Government, AFTER many sIhSGt i' aosu 70
Ms feet terms of peace were proposed CnlI fequl'r
ing Tarspaca to reimburse her Tor thc expenses Oh
the war; which, 20 the aStonishinent OF ali, TIesl
dent CalderOn offered 70 secure from al"'IoI
source Upon this the privileges allowed are gradu,
ally withdrawn, the Government - SUPPRESSED anu
finally CaldeTOu il arrested and taken 10 (mh' III
all this darkness at last c0ines one Idlht lay
The recently established civil courts preterrlng 20
settle their differences by compromise or argitIa"h'
than to submit 10 trial Of their cases before
foreign court II they can thus combine upon lihe
OF action where important interests are az sldhS
they may gradually form healthy puDHc sehtl
lnrnt taSt Yll lintaIn the laws o. tne country Ill
the future Were this he class of people ;hat gov
erneI Peru the outlook would be brighter Uhio-
tunateiy thew form - small a minority tlat lDty
are almost pOweTless against Tie dch"SoguoS '-N
their Ignorant tools. 81, c. ~, .,,4
Two day. ago Admiral Lynch, with four thousand
nen lett Lima, on an expedition INTO the inferior.
Colonel Cana wi IN SIX thousand troops remains az
the capital. CaceIes mas a force somewhat larger
than thai OF the advancing army, BdI ul-'fh'eu-
probably poorly disciplined, and certainly tuoi-
oughIy. cOWed. The country Is admirably adaped
for defence and Nature presents no fewer IMAM
oozen Inermopyiaes upon the OrOya road alone; hut
these degenerate descendant Of warllke SqanlaIdS
Will never make them i've IN song Oh STORY. ihe
natursl obstacles alone al the Pucnte del JuiriVe-
hi o. ShOua he bridge itself be destroyed, are SuCh
as 10 appai an ordinary individual Inc cauon IL
three hundred feet deep. tne hlIuc rushing along lUS
base The sides are perpendicular faces OF ROCK, eA-
cept at gorge on the further se where lhe
ascent can be made at an angle OF seventy negroes.
The canon is formed on curve Oh regular outliue'
the outer e,'ge OF winch is toward ChleIi, tIus
placing an advancing force under crOSS-nle IL
defence Is made. -, 49,
TINS Is Tue strongest point the road. but there
are many others where a company OF men oughl 10
DEFY "A regiment. At Chlela, l2,2OO 1ett above the
sea- the majority OF the army VIII SuiicT telrOly
FROM shOl Of breath for several days ana De Ia
capable OF severe eXeriiOn circumstance by winch
au energetic foe would quickly prOht OeLo de
Pascu the richest mining centre III SOuUn AntIiCd'
has MT been occupied Oy the forces OF Chln Ior
seven mon hs that doubtless rcd booty OF sill
yer viii again gladden. tine hearts OF THIS selldenylhg
and selI-sacrinclng army.