The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

turn n 40 berebv protsst AGAINST the conduct which
the Ecuadorisn government mas observed direcsy =.
through Its accredited agents towards the
French legation and the naval forces under my COM
msnd during the late events
country respected and powerfully to protect the persons
and goods OF my countrymen on TINS AUTHORIZATIONS
ated thank God the duty OF proceeding with notes.
which do not always lead TO Drank expanatons-l de-
clare TO YOU General and for aand you can make
your own uee OF what say-that in the future will not
suffer on the part anybody the slightest orgetfolnes
of the due to France and the french aud
that am determined to exact ana obtain, oy every
for every act of this species be the perpetrators
who they may. .
leave this inhospitabe port, General and know the
navigation of the Gusyas and rill have vgnant eye
whatever may take places and shall be seen to fly from
the end Of the Pacific II 1t should be deemed necessary
TO fulfil theoretically my promiies.
have pleasure in believing that the Ecuadorian
sentiments Of justice at least for its interest will
not obgc me to carry out what 1t has been my duty to
intimate.
highest appreciation.
The Commander in Chief of the French squadron,
On board the Penelope Gunyaqu river. 18th Aug 1852
There to have been number Of different
OF difficulty between the Ecuadorans and the French at
ana from what we can gather we t1nR sne
place there IL doubt that tie French population SYM
pahized with Flores than any other class Of foreign
luted the flag Of Flores within the Ecuadorian
limits, when they knew that he wa, warning
partisan and according to its decision as an outlaw
Of said established government, which they fully recog
nized such-we know that the commander Of one Of
their sloops compelled Ecusdoran pilot to
his veesel up to Guayaqu in the night when he knew
that the city was under martial law and we are in
sending dispatches to, and communicating regularly
with Flores.
On the other hand we are aware that the French resi-
dents Of GHayaquil generally unpopular there
than those Of any other foreign naton-that the action
naturally excited the feelings Of the inhabitants Of
Guayaqu in an unusual degree and therefore an eou
dire an offence not SO gevous an insult as IT might be
represented.
ment with the demands for satisfaction the fact that
request had been formally made to the French govern
mept for the recall of De Montholon well as the
violation Of martial law by commander in the French
squadron had somewha. to do with it.
BOLIVIA.
From the Panama Echo Oct. IL
The press is filled with statements respecting the con-
spracy (Which has been discovered and attributed to
citizens OF Santa CRUZ for poisoning Gen Bezu Coils
Minister OF the Supreme Court, aud Col Montalvo,
pressed by in that affair
and were to be tried by court martial
The has decreed increase Of four reals
every mark OF silver that is mined
Bark has fallen to very low rate Inc
Of Ell Concrete de Lima in La Paz attributes this disaster
to the bad management of Bezu who believing he could
make profit to those tracDg in this article with the
enormous price to which it had been raised has ruined
entirely great of national wealth. Of which here
after they will him and his incapable ministry
MARKETS.
yALrARArso Sept I4-During the last fifteen days
there has been but little business done in manufactured
goods and the sales which have taken place mostly
for local consumption in the principal staple articles
There has scarcely been demand for export except
ing some small orders which have been executed for
Bolivia Prices remain much the since our last
quotations, there having been further arrivals from
England except the Juverna which arrived, aud sailed
for Lima New prints, shifting stripes, and some few
articles, continue in fair demand In rough goods
some
articles are firm and stocks low. In American goods
there have been arrivals for this market andfew trans
actions have taken place theaes effected having been
for retail at last quotations and the market continues to
be well assorted The General Pickering proceeded with
her cargo to California, and the Mehuish sailed with
copper ore to Baltimore American provisions Of all
classes still and Of some kind the market is
trely bare From Germany two cargoes the Triton and
the Johannes Elena have arrived, but the sales from
these vessels have been moderate. OF French goods no
arrivals but considerable sales Of suitable fancy goods
for the approaching dez ocho September 49,