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At 10:15 p.em. on Tuesday, Dr. MONGE, Dean of the Medical Factulry of San Marcos University, presented to Mr. WALLACE a copy of a declaration of independence signed by Peruvian physicians on July 29, 1821. At 10:30 p.m., Mr. WALLACE was given opportunity to inspect the Peruvian workmen's hospital, which is indirectly connected with the medical buildings of San Marcos University. It is noted that San Marcos University is the oldest university in the Western Hemisphere. At 11:30 p.m., Mr. WALLACE visited the Barrio Obrero and Restaurentes Fopulares (workmen's dwellings and restaurents maintained by the Peruvian Government, which provide wholesome meals at minimum nominal prices). At 12:30 peme,y the Vice-President played two sets of tennis at the Exposition Tennis Club, at which time he played with the Peruvian champion opposite Lt. Commander WILLIAM &/ EMBRY and the Peruvian runner-up. Mr. WALLACE expressed his deep appreciation of being afforded this opportunity to play tennis, advising that one of the things he had personally missed the most was his daily tennis. At 11:30 pem., another pachamanca (Peruvian barbecue) was given, this one by the Minister of Agriculture at the Hacienda Maranga. President PRADO was present at this luncheon, along with high diplomatic and military officials of the Peruvian Government. Following the luncheon, the Vice-President visited the La Magdalena. Anthropological Museum to see a special exposition illustretive of the methods of Inca agriculture, sams having been arranged by the museum's director, Dre TELLO. At the museum the Vice-President was received by the Minister of Education. At 53:00 peme, the Vice-President held a reception for official and unofficial delegations at the Palace de Gobierno. The guests were delegates from the various Embassies located in Peru, and Mr. WALLACE also received a commission of ladies of the National Council of Women and a Commission of the Peruvien Medical Association. At 6:00 p.m., Mr. WALLACE set aside an hour and a half for private visits. At 8:30 peme, the Vice-President was afforded a formal banquet at the Palace de Gobierno as the official guest of Fresident FRADO. On this occasion President PKADO delivered a formal address, welcoming the Vice- President to Peru, commenting on the rapid increase of Pan-Americanism feeling, and commenting on his owm enjoyable visit to the United States some eight months past, stating thet he was looking forward to visiting the United States again after the war. President PRADO expressed regret that President Roosevelt was unable to visit Peru, and he concluded by placing his confidence in the Allied cause in the present struggle.