New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

J,,s IN dolar md tcn cents) bushe which u about
Sur times ~ much a. the article sells Tor 10 some parts
OF the United States A live Yankee could MAKE ior-
time by tu:nirg charcoal in the immediate vicinity or
tis " nile" In C,iisornin Echo.
TERRIBLE iIURRIcAsE-Ne learn thst capt
T. A. MARSHALL, Of bark Burnham, who arrived nero
On ThuTsday Let, when of Acapulco, encpunteie1
yefy lale which stripped his vessel Of almost
everything in the shape Of sails. spsrs &C. The nrst
pant OF the gale Is said TO have lasted constantly through
out hour and then the elements subsided into per,
feet calm. Ahors short interval the gale renewed
when Il continued four hOurs blowing with the most yer
rfc force every rloment During this iaF pero' VI
vessel kept upon her beam-ends almost the Woo
time and Violently did blow that il was iipossole
for man 10 stand on deck At length by cuttng away
the and tightening her much "a pOso'e, she
rightec and Capt NJ by rigging "JuryIn ~
enabled to reach TINS port whittier she pg IA - ,ha,
tres having been bound 10 Valparaiso we ieIh la'
no lvcs lost from the Burnham ana we are si.o
informed ths the Captain declares be meyer mas noIe
known fuci gale during seaiHrlns ny, u y
years. We tru-t steamers were Ia ,nAt ''S4,y q"
The time fo if there were they can hardly nave Oeeh
saved We have received advice. respecting any
other vessel having encountered TINS gaze Due on oi
Capt. MARSHALL lhe"O %''h
row occnrred between the natives and a
marty of pe,yans near the Plaza Prcta last evening
during which stone. freely used and many OF them
had e;iec, sr GONZALES of the City Police,
ceeded in partially quoting the afair: having been
ccnorsny with Gov. HERRERA he went 10 the place Of
disturbance, and order was very soon restored ub
The LoBos ISLANDS AGAIs.-From infOrma-
ton received from reliable source, it would
that the nature Of the which has caused
excitement relative these islands belonging the Pc
ruyian Government, is about 10 be fully understood
On the l0th mat. the ship Maniu4, from NewYork
arrived 1T the islands for the purpose procuring gusno
She anchored in fog, which however, soon cleared
away, end then discovered by the Peruvian
steamer RiinHc. Gen Deustus Commander general of
marine mounting that steamer, al summoned the
captain on board and showed the DEGREES OF the Peru
Wan GOve forbiddng vessels OF all nations touch
ing said Islands either for the purpose Of sealing
loading guano.
The captnin replied that he understood he prose
cutting a legitimate commercial enterprise stating at
the same time that 1t not his intention 10 infringe
any the laws regulations of Peru That he had been
u,ed he wac then fully aware, and would immedi-
get under way, and quit the islands requesting at the
some time recommendation from the Commander
general he Governments agent AT Lima for charter
rarfy on nccC'tt of said Government 10 be
bed 20 rc;u home with cargo of guano either from
thst or suy Other of the Government deposits. The
Ctmrnandc general willingly granted his request with
out however taking upon himself any positive compro
mise and leaving the entirely at the option OF the
Government or IN agents. Panama Herald, 2lst