New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
THE TREATY BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU.

us suPULATIoNs IN FULL-THE OUTLOOK FOR
PEACE BRIGHT
PANAMA, July 1.-The prospects of peace
are becoming brighter every day in Peru. Meetings
continue he held in part Of the country at which
sympathy with Iglesas Is expressed He Is forming
small army in the north aud will soon be able to suppress
the rowing bands OF marauders who are now pilaging
the defeuceess villages On arriving at Huaraz Caceres
imposed heavy contribution which, however, he had
time collect. being disturbed By the approach OF
the ChiansfOrces. RecaDlrren who hal been In the
city few days previously, squeezed 100000 IN paper
money out OF the place. Recabarren pressed in 400
NJ Reouny where they working for The for
eign mining companies.
Garcia Calderon seems to have been driven to the
verge OF madness by Iglesass signing the treaty of
peace He has written some spirited letters 10 Iglesas
in which ne recognizes the necessity Of peace and To the
United states Minister. Mr. Logan, IN which he openly
insults the latter for his vigorous attempts to promote
a nrran gement.
The stpuatons IN the protocol OF the treaty between
Call and Peru which sgned by Igesias and which
IA now being carried into effect follows:
l. The uncond uona surrender in perpetuity TO Chill
Of the Depar ment OF Iarapsca AZ far north as the
Quebrada OF Camarones, iie whole OF when territory
Will consequently be governed by Chill
2 Tue territory OF Tacna and AREA. now held BY
Chill, Will be submitted 10 the legislation and govern
OF repub during ten years from the date Of
this treaty takug m Al the expiration Of tnat time
a plsBlscife Will be called which Will decide by vote
whether that territory shall remain upder Chill or
return 20 Peru. The country which remains
Siopo0oooo in -" silver ' Gillian dollars. or the
equivalent IA Peruvian soles OF equal value value
the plebsce sba DO he held. and the time OF payment
q HE Government OF Chill binds itself 20 strictly
comply with contract signed and the DEGREES Issued
respecting guanU Oh February y. 1887 and respecting
March - OF the same year ana ADDS there
following declarations Tue said decrce OF February
o. 1882 orders the safe OF million Of tons o. guano ana
article l3 establishes that The net price OF tne guaho
after dciucng TIE cost OF ex ractOn, analysis weigh
ing. loading. salaries OF employees To overlook these
different operations and all incurred up 10 tue
momeat OF placing IT, sacked, Oh board the
the Government OF Chilli and the creditors OF
Peru whose credits are guaranteed by this article
sale OF million % tons snal nave Ocen completed, 10
Wll deliver the creditors OF Peru 80 per cent OF The
net proceeds provided by article 49, until the deot
shall nave been extiuguished or tho deposits exhausted
But II 4, Understood that only the deposits wlcn are
naturally worked are referred to hereby and tuat Az
those wnIrh may hereafter DE discovered or worked
In the annexed territories will b. ong exclusively 10
Chi. whicI viii retain all the proceeds and dispose OF
MS also understood tlat the creditors OF Peru who
the regulations contained IN the decree of February D.
sS9 ana tia beyond the declarations contained IN ths
article chill does not recognize. on account OF war or
any other muuye any Indebtedness OF Ferd OF any
nature whatsoever 80
aged by chill uut the million tons of guanO which haye
been sold shall nave been delivered. Ihcu Ihey VIII De
OF thr guano from LODOs Islands whch Gait Is en-
titled, decree Of February o. ceded ~ her
Peru and payment therefor VIII BE- begun directly tbe
present treaty shall have Oeen ratified The questions
referring 10 the lulura commercial relations between
me two 90 res and the indsmles cue the ChiaDS
through tue war are matters foi subsequent
discussion and aTran cement
The deoeso Oh Moore, United states Consul at
Calao from yellow fever deeply regretted NJ Moore
was much esteemed, aud he had made himself widely
known and respected by his many acts OF philanthropy
At Coqumbo. Chill, the English naval storcshp Is kept
at anchor Threats blow her up or sink her on the
part OF Feihans or Inyincibes have led the Gillian
Government to grant permission TO her crew to IRE at
any suspicious boat vicinity after ngntfalL