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La Fuente, the Vice President, having returned
from Chill in 1885, attempted to excite reYole
ton. He failed in this By the exertions Of the
command4nt at Callao, Col. Salavery, who march
ed to Lima and installed himself in the Govern
mcnt. i more dcbased tyrant than Saavery
never existed, and Santa Cruz had he done no.
thing else, would have deserved well OF has coun-
try Tor supprcsslng TINS ,yrant which he did al.er
the battles OF Ganacocha (wen Gomarra, who
hid j0ined Salaycrv, WAS defeated, and Sccobag0:
at this last battle Salavcry Vas taken prisoner and
in It fcw days 81 t.


But these victories led to farther division o.
the Peruvian Territory aud thc formation OF ,hc
Republic Of North Peru OF which Santa Cruz
was declared supreme Protector. During the
next year, however, 1887, The whole country was
again united under the name oil Peru Bolivia and
the government OF the supreme Protector. Since
then there has been some disturbance between
Chill and Peru, but OF them we know but little,
the world having becemc weary of chronicling
the wars of the South American States, which,
being always excited from motives Of individual
ambition, are of no more interest than the wars
of Hawks or contests Of their own Condors.


These are governments OF which we have said
comparatively nothing. OF these La Plata is
probably the most important; its history would
be bu; recapiiulaton Of what we have already
compiled Of Mexico and Colombia.


In the interior OF the Continent is the region
OF Paraguay, whose code and institutions pre-
sent miniature picture Of an infant China
Under the baleful influence Of Dr. Francia ii
was so secluded from the rest OF the world that
we know absolutely nothing of its condition.


That countrys history may be used to exom-
plify the old maxim, Happy is that people which
has no annals.