The New York herald., 1850-02-17

tFrom the Washington Republic, Feb. lbl
~ ,hs "osi nsOsr ~ IN
of Ecuador from which learn that frutless attempt
At revolution was made st Gusysquil on the 10th OF
December last. When the news Of this outbreak
reached Quito, produced the greatest conformation
amongst the inhabitsnts, many Of whom sought pro-
lection at the residences Of various foreign legato
The object Of the movement appears have been tho
recall Of General Flores from Costa Ros where he Ia
revolutionists commenced operations BY proclsming
General EEald Of the unsuccessful candidates at
Ex President Roca implicstsd in the rsvou tonsry
movement from which IL would seem that the oonspi.
r'115: we're Formidable n position not IN nunSsr
sedressed to the diplomatic corps We hnd In them
the following reply Of the United state: Charge, Mr.
Van Allen and the of the Minister Of
Foreign Relations IL will be seen that our rspressnts
tive svailed himself Of the opportunity rscommsn
. merciful policy towards the tnsusgents-
LEGATION Usrrap SrATss,(
QvITo, December ~, 184o.
To FL Ssnor Doctor Benisns Msi0, Mnis~if for Fsras~
The undersigned, Charge d'Anaires Of the United,
States presents his profound congratulations for the
lie Of the Ecuador IL s to him ssouree Of great ssts
faction to the will Of the people exercised in up
having the popular devotion can well sustain itself
against any civil convulseps while be deprived Of
eontasous whisper OF revolt whatever may be its milf
tary force not the number and discipline OF ito
armies nor the extent and strength Of
the constant and sincere sttschnent Of well anscted
and considerats people.
The undersigned devoutiy hopes, that the stability
thus eynsed may be perpetual: that the govs.nuent
Of the Eucsdor Of the affections Of fts ssens
and placing on them Its surest reliance may be
abed TO Keep nvioate the integrity Of its constution
that lite great resources may be and ndustrfousy
pidly all social and political peace and prosperity
may ever have occasion TO rejoice in vice. conciis
the Pfedent Of the United States viii Ss deeply graft
fed to learn that sister republic In the South h able
to maintain her constitutional liberties without re-
IN and hat ta kf.ts oaffu eha
preston OF his govcrnments satisfaction In thus Offer
Ing his congratulations.
expressing his earnest hope that since the most isti-
mate and frequent associate Of courage spirit
enforced against the actors in the late revot and that
the government satisfied with its peaceful victory snc
viii not tarpsh ts Iaursls By the iDnicion Of tns1
sapguinary punishment that too often follows in the
train train % civil so%m9,ion lie be. the honor % 70 .surs
regards and higheet confederation.
JOHN TRUMBULL VAN ALIEN.
DgrARrMrrr FosEIss ArrAfas or EcrApoa,l
QUrro, Dec ~, lsse.
The undersigned has lad the honor 10 receive, re-
speeting the subject Of the accompanying circular,
addressed TO the diplomatic corps the estimabe note
Of the honorable charge dssres Of the United states
dated the 27th, which has caused the livest grsti-
Of the congratulations II contains srpre,sed in terms
the most satisfactory and that shos the enlightened
OF government the liberal and sincere friend Of that
OF the Ecuador.
Z
pressive thanks TO the Hon Cbargc dAdares for the
deserved Importance sscrioed like that at
ration Of his EScesncy The Fre.idsp. Of The T.issc
States, and that has presented 20 us gratifying anc
remstksole proof that opinion Is Of authority In the
Ecuador TO sustain the government and est insane
aspirsticns
His esceIlepcy has also m,uif-,ted. without am
higuty his due appreciation Of th. hope expressed
that the government viii not stan It's peaceful
victory with rigorous measures. H. unfortunately,
law the govern uent shswing t,eif worthy Of being
entrusted with the regulation Of this peaceful and we'll
ntsntioned people would have allowed those laws their
he undersigned avail. hnsef cf this grateful op-
portupty 70 repes the high regard apd d.inguishsd
eopsidsrsfcn rith which he sus.srisss him.slr HE
honorss attentive trrvsut. DENiGNo MALo.
To Mr.. Vas Alrs, Charge d'Ansres Of the Z. States
Tsrrpr.r,-o rnox vrsszusL. we have rees,v.de n
cory Of E Rp,thoere, Of sfsccas ofthe date Of jan
23d ult dave later than previous aavices
The 2ih q January TO Be crbratsd as the thirs
anniversary of the es'sbshmeut Of the republic, and
ne- epoch cf the era q our political liberty.
ncsis on TIE ca'sg"e"o' to celebrate IL with tho
AtCunsns unusual arrangements had been m,is To
Corsre.. sd not organize on the Goth for wan. NJ
Quorum. both in the senate aud Assembly M voalS
probsb bly, hsve the necessary number in each chamber
The principal subjects which occupy II. attention.
are the better regulation Of the finances Of the republic
and the hsrm of the laws many OF vbcb nos
conflict ~ is believed that these importsnt dutiss
.il he performed In the best spirit We can and no
-smer,oan, fsb 10,
We have received several numbers Of El T.e,ec,,, n
weekly Journal Of religion and literature pubshed at
tcro, Nenesuea. IL "a curious specimen OF the sd-
vsncenent Of the human mind and q
venstuels IL contains recipes how to sore eyss
bov 70 make rougethe Lords Prayer In dosgse verss
articles on the moon stating that there are in.auali
ties on t surface that there must be mountains ans
tnst wren We get teescope quite large enough. We
ths then he able u zee there inhabitsnts
neon nt sopchenisry stating that there wers four
ell metts- hfe afr, Earth aud vser-but cbemstrv
has drcovertd 30 elements and q reoips hov 10 tars
RED msryrods white. BY exposing them the fumes of
orimnone. Altogether, the Tisseop,S Ia hjsu of