The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

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To Carr Love, late master schr Sacramento.
Resolved. That such proceedings arbitrary cruel
end unjust contrary TO the constitution and laws OF
Resolved That we. therefore master. present, do
deem right and privilege to represent such pro-
eeedngs to the Executive department OF our govern
mpnt.
Resolved, That in a country where We have no re-
dress, except In aud through the Consul man ought
TO be appointed who's governed by justice and tempe
rance in all things.
Received, That's copy Of these preceding. be sent
TO the Hon Secretary OF State the Hon Rsveray John
son Attorney General aud copy to the public jour.
nails in the United ststee for publication; aud mas.
much Consul Parks refuses any safsction heas-
Ing 70 Capt. William Long. no copy be rent hin.
lSign,dl Lloyd slemmer, President, master Of Arab
an, cf Ba,msrc william Gerard, Secretary. master q
the bark Agnes of New YORK Joseph H. Curtis. bark
A. q. Hili, North Yarmouth; Timothy Pratt. bark Alb
by Bsksr William w. Gator, bark Rainbow, Bslti-
more, Sias Weshburn. brig Snow, Boston; Justice
Wright Richardson, schooner General Worth; VIII
liam Long late msster of Sacramento; W. r. Turner;
John order bark hssspps Edward Howard, Rove.
ma samuel X. Appleton; John Morris brig Morgan;
John ssudre r A. For,yth, Camilla Joseph NJ Ro-
beits, Miscss~t Ne J r.. Gagh, brig Zoe, Of Bslti-
more Richard j. Rogers. schr " ilismantic y London
[Trsn,s,,d from New Orlean. 10 Patria. July III
By .ey Il Havana Letter accounts had been received
by Ia Pes'ia from various OF the South American
Ipblies.
Prom EcrspeR we learn that the scarcity Of provi-
sons IN uuyssp had been such to the COVER
Of the province desire al duties On
submitting hts plan 90 the President OF ths republic
however this batter Official declared that ne had no
power to r.rpsye the dates thercfors thu governor
had TO give the plan. aud left the question the
dec,ion Ct the legislature. The result Is not
tened.
Pau fes of the C~rec Of Lima, to the 1cth Of
Msy had been received. There had been preparatory
meetings VI the lTisative bodies called foe tho
fessicr Uf Congress and from these meetings IL
thought that ~hen the congress fstly convened.
the dpcu.-,cu. would he very stormy the most de-
ttrmintd opposition to the administration Of Gene
Castillo existed. rather against Of his minis
teI' 10 vnom is attributed much Of the persecution
which many ~ the best In the country suffer
Ing Der readers will remember that Ia consequences
~ conspiracy which said 10 have been al covered
last t,bI y, various PARTIES arpsehendsd aud
called. they sent OF in the brigsntine Tumbes
bound TO Rio Janeiro The captain Of the vessel,
Don igEscio NsriateRui arrived at rslcahuano In
Chile and there discmtsrked Generals San Roman aud
ard the rest of the exs. drcl,rtnp thss he
would become exile with them. Part Of the
followed his example The Of the returned
slao In the vessel san NoDsn aud his c,n-
panious preceded on TO Valparaiso.
BoiiuA Notwithstanding the victories obtained by
Gtr,fal Eegu, and the disstters which this r-puoic
suffered during the past few mouths In consequence Of
the II that chief against the Jninis.
tTutuu Vpasco, and ~ the friends Of this later
ard of Baliivian, against the Besu, s'ill tbs
county rot at peace; nor Ia the whish W.
N in the Lima papers from the various por6tons of
the ontier, do any termination a. likely taEe
place 10 thee dis9sofs ON the sontrary things look
Cal ket and darker.