Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-27
FROM TROPIC LANDS.
CHILL BENT ON A GAME OF
GRAB.

Inglesias a Puppet in Her Hands-The
Alleged Peace PrOpOsals-The Peru
Vian-BOlivian Alliance-NTinister Lo-
gan's nterference-Senor Elmoress
Views.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ga dispatch
from Cajamara (Peru), published this
morning, stating that the Assembly had
passed resolution favoring peace with
OF without Bolivia, has attracted consid-
erable attention here. Persons well in
formed with regard to Peruvian affairs.
declare that the use of the word as
sembly" in connection with the GATHERING
at Cajamara, is misleading. The
correspondent of the New York HeroI7
writing from Lima, under date of January
4th, I'M letter published January 2Oth. do
scrlbes this body as Il quasi Congress
composed OF Aide-de-Camps, Colonels and
Sergeants appointed by Iglesias to repre-
sent sent TINS OF tnat province upon credentials
prepared by lgleSiaS himself and having
no power or duty beyond promulgatinS
the DEGREES OF Iglesias, which are in turn
dictated by Chill.
The New York World of January es
published Lima letter, dated Jau,i.r1-
3, IN which ii is stated as current ranort
that orders from Santiago have been ,.ae
GelVed at the Chilian headquarters i'm
Lima to reopen negotiations with Ganara1
Iglesias in the north, sending nm armed
force to assist him in ESTABLISHING mis- an
premacy and to enable him to GET a snu-
rlouS Congress together, which yvonI5
instantly sign treaty of Deaca with
Chill, accepting and sanctioning almost
any condition proposed, provided an
equivalent were forthcoming to the men,
berS of such legislative BODY.
4 of fIn
day called the attention of Senior Gilmore
the PERUVIAN Minister at Washington ~
these letters. Senior Gilmore expressed
MS OPINION that both of these corrc.snond-
ents We're accurately informed md that
thelr description of Iglesias' Cnnorase anJ
tne source OF lglesias' authority is corract
he also expressed his opinion that the
suggestion OF peace without Bolivia. will
ny ?.; IneeI WIN any sympathy from the le-
SiIililate government of Peru or the pe0Dle
oil that unfortunate republic-that tbiS
suggestion is Chilian suggestion NOT
TeruFlah' President CalderOn, the head
0I uhe only legitimate government of
feru, though now prisoner. has stead
lastly rejected the demands of Chill ana
even Plerola refused to accept her terms.
me Calderon-MOntero Government. the
ollly one recognized by the United States,
Is to-day the only one which
- - 1920 VI sympathy IrOIn
the people of Peru, and the movement Of
!gleslas is utterly discountenanced even
III the locality in which he is OPERATING
BOLIVIA, teO, Senior ElmOfe saws. has
rejected all offers made her by Chill unon
Gohdltlon OF breaking her alliance with
Peru. Minister LOgan's recent letter to
Montero advising acceptance of the
terms proposed by Chilli carried
upon Its face the argument of Chilli. It is
asserted that 1t was given to the public
by the Chilians through the newsnaners
peiore IL reached MOnterO, and was in
tended Tor effect outside of both of these
countries, SenOr ElmOre declines to saw
anythlng at present in regard to that part
OF to~day's dispatch referring to DIR. LO-
gan's recall from Chill, that being mat
ter belonging to the State Department,
put he added that the public would soon
be IN possession of interesting details.
PANAMA, Jan. 15.-Minister Part..5doa
was to have left Lima for cor ference
with Montero at Ariquipa, but 5. .npounces
that he will now await the ,eceint of n
letter from Minister Logan, The former
is highly incensed at the letter the latter
sent to MOnterO. Mr., Partridge considers
1t unwarrantable rAetldling with his pecu-
liar functions,
On December 29th Gen. Barrios ten
dered his resignation as President of
Guatemala, basing his action on the ground
OF Ill health and the fact that his services
are no longer required. The Assembly.
however, by vote of39 to |, decided not to
accept his resignation.