New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
ou.-hundred only 800 feet south o, tai
SOUTH AND OENTRAL AMERICA.
THE TREATY BETWEEN Chilli AND PERU,
CoYspIRAToRs IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIc-THE
PANAMA

CoNsPIRAToRs IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIc-THE
PANAMA CANAL.
PANAMA, March 15.-It Is reported on good
authority that the Gillian Government is anxious TO With
draw all their troops the day mentioned In the treaty.
hut thatthe Peruvian Executive thinks their presence will
continue to be necessary until something approachnga
reolarv organized Government shall have been formed.
The people do not seem to know what they
really want, and this indeeison Is afordng op-
portunty for twenty different bands OF
plunderers TO loot and piuage IN heaIy OIL
the districts where there are no Chiian troops Lae IN
February the representatives OF France Great Btan
Italy, Holland and Belgumpresented to the Govern
ment OF General Ygesias formal and Joint protest
against the signature by him OF the eighth article OF the
treaty. by which Chill will not recognize hens OF any
description whateV bearing on the new terrores Ibo
articles referred TO establish that Chh1 VIII
give to the Peruvian bondholders so per cent
Of the net proceeds Of guano exported unll
the deposits now being worked are exhausted.
This protest has not only served the Govern
msnt at Lima but for weeks past has been IN tne
hands of the Foreign Office at santiago; Ihe Uhted
States has taken no part this matter and the German
Legation Lima, not having special lnstrlctlons 40
Tuvsn that the principles involved wolld
be upheld by Germany II her interests so
clamOTed about the remissness OF Peru In iuhs ner
0TTeiV commercial enc between creditors and tho
debtors, but wbenthe debtor signifies an men',0n
case ia different and calls for remonstrsnce aud action
rough calculation shows that the amount OF Peruvian
indebtedness guaranteed by the nitrate and gu9no VIII
amount TO say a45.OO0OOO; the debt 70 the hess,s
Dreyfns G4 100000; the debt secured by nitrate tno
salituras etc. "a 000 900; the debt TO the American
GuanO Company, 92,OOOOOO; and actual lnteIes. aIu
sundres, e2OO0,0OO; making roughly kJIOOOOOO' OF
or saw $40 100000 OF silver sales or Gillian dollars
FOrty-seyen cOnspraOrs met az place near the pouo
station In san Juan In the Argentine Republic anu Degau
an attack the station They were repnsed Dui ser
gsan was killed. Simultaneous with this attack elS1t
men entered the house Of Deputy MaieS, Whele were
assembled the owner Of the house, Governor Gl sen
atOr Gomez and the GOveTnOrelect Senor DOnal Gomez
was perforated with bullets. Gill was taken lh"
the street and there fred at three balls taking effect.
Mallea received a bullet wound IN the arm Dohdl
nut out the lights and thus escaped uhhhrl'
Seven OF the conspraOrs have been captured Inc COM
msndpnt az police IL under on suspicion OF Deng
implicated in the affair. The Slce-OOVeThOt juan luS
In answer 10 a motion in the senate the Government
declared on February Is that NJ. de Lesseps mas miy
complied with all the conditions OF clause NO. OF ths
canal contract which provides that copies OF all plans,
estim ates etc. shall be forwarded to the government
Yellow fever Is frightening many OF the European canal
by fbe steamer before last, whilst the latter carried
about ninety. The steamship agents al Colon rccenbk
testified their satisfaction at the Innovations n00ucsd
nv Trlbc, railroad superintendent on tne
Isthmus, by giving Information OF the Iact 10 inc uIgv
ors in NewYOrk. Mr.. YriDe has improved the W0rklg
system but through cargOes are stll frequently dealhtd
for weeks and loss Is thus incurred Dy Shippers
The work has increased through the CONSTRUCTION OF
the canal th2t the day has arrived Wheh u sec'hu
through line Is required. o,- - ~.
his 70 Congress, President OtaloIs, or 20
lomba, There has been but slight increase Iii nm
port duties 81, ,3604l2 90 was receVeduuIIn8 he Idso
year. being only S355O7 % more lhah curing tne p
Xou- one The total receipts of the Republic during tue
wear were S8O63 990" President OtalOra sent ~ MS
resignation February 10 The Council 9i s.ase n m'w W.
ever refused to accept II, anu ne pIOHl;eu " S"s' q"
he Icol n Wuftl