The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03


Commerce and Political Affairs In the vari-
Gus Republics.
LATER FROM PERU.
Our correspondence and hles Of papers Peru
up to the Goth Of October.
OUR PAYTA CORRESPONDENCE.
PAyrA, Oct 20, 1858.
Revolution on Small Scale TIE Revolsuomis Protected
blythe american Consul-Snor Elias and the Gooynmz.-
Ar1frat g oar Nlo Consul to Payta
As you are fond Of having the 6rst news Of
throughout the civilized and I'm civilized world have
thought ft to take advantage Of the steamer to-day for
Panama, to say TO you that Threatened with .
revolution again in this country which, although for
merly thing Of almost daily occurrence has not taken
place in Peru since lS4t-a strange thing in South Amsr
can republics.
Your correspondents in Lima have probably informed
you Of the trouble between the and the Senior
Elias ian influential merchants candidate in the last
Presidential election and prominent the coming
and his banishn ent from the country; and WILL there
FORE not 60 into history Of this matter and only state
subsequent events.
senior Elias who expected directed 20 to Eu.
rope to pass the term of his Punishment and which it
was confidently expected he would do IS part of his
family are now in France did such thing but stopping
in Gusyaquil Immediately set himself to work to raise
ceeded deng although accounts differ in regard to the
NUMBER OF men, with whom he landed in TOmbsz smA all
whalemen, distant from Guayaqu twenty hours
SAIL but nom the best information have inclined
to believe that tho number did not exceed thirty all
Atnougn ne had rai.ed some two three hundred in
Gpsyoquil who, from other were not per
mitted to leave the port-pobably on the principle
On landing, his small force Immediately dispersed
by the authorities assisted by the militia and senior
Eas and Part OF his followers took refuge in the house
mn 0aLf ford
Esq who legally or illegally, the may be- was able
to protect them fer some time until the arriving
Pna the capital OF the province the Governor tarted
BY the way Of this place. for the of action being
followed the next day by tae steamer Rmac which
accidentally came into port in exactly the right time
BY the way, with this would sometimes happen With
our men Of war Gu this coast but this occurrence
his country; and when they happen to be very much
needed was the short time iiuce at the Chinc
Islands, there not the slightest notice of them
force was landed from the steamer and marched to
the scene of action and the Consu house surround
ed In what follows reports differ but the credible
story III that of ST. Elias followers slave Of his fred
the party from the yard which was followed
by adscharge from the other side which killed the slave
The house was thea broken open some twelve of the
invaders taken prsoners but the principal party Senior
Elias was not to b found he having managed some
to make his escaperepors say for the provinces
on his passing through tho very heart of this pro-
vince, which he enabled to do from having ia all
parts many personal friends and from the fact also that
being very rich man, he pay literally for all services
On his arrival at Lamba shall probably hear
more Of him In my opinion there is not the slightest
probability tf his succeeding because be Is not popular
with the fic Of the army who jealous that if
should succeed he uld cura thsi privileges and
muIities and perhaps dsband The army and with
out party in The there Is little hope him pri
yate individuals not being very fond Of riskpg anything
thing and their best chance of pref rmen in changes
in government. BY next steamer perhaps can advise
you of the end of this affair.
1t is said here that Consul for Tombez Mr. OAK ford
embarked Immediately after the events narrated for
Caao in order to lay his grievances before the Amsr
nm Ainiof NJ G1ou hath
seen; altht ugh 10 my humble opinion he had no more
right than have, who Only private citizen of the
United States, TO protect set of who had
committed high treason aganst this country But let d
plomas settle that, my business only bDg to give
the news Oar new Consul Dr. Rinpgold upon the
duties OF his office to-day and will, have doubt, give
perfect salts faction to all whs have business with him
he is talented and perfect gentleman and American
of the right sor-that is, with American feelings.
VIC
Iaprears that this republic is MT enjoying remsrka
bic degree of harmony Since the establishment of ths
government Of General Echneque OF the provinces
have been In Continuous state Of internal excitement in
consequence of the appointments made BY the govern
ment The provinces OF Chclxyo Huanuco AMI A.terly
that Of Conderuyo had had sanguinary strife and had
seat back the projects which the governne had
placed there.
In the idst OF these disorders the present
Of Csao eved euloges from the press of na for his
bravery and prudence in the critical moment viii III had
ny with the French Minister, to embark on board tn
ate Fury dice for Europe he greeted with enthusi
sstc us and the excl erent Of the p,pulaos became
great as to render The of the military
sary One of correspondents gives some particulars
Of Mr. Elias subsequent cour4e
TO ,uay public cnmmo.len and bali had taken plaoe
in Lima the light Of The 18th October 1t was given
BY President Echneque to the members Of Congress then
b for
Madame Bhcaccianti, Bari, and Loriui present,
and sarg come pieces OF music for the company, which
were received with great applause In the midst Of the
plau6is the Presidents Ia y joined the arcs and in
neat spe expressed her graft ds to them for the
ruvian Congress intend returning the ompiment BY an
other splendid enter airment
Don sidIo C.rdo'es has been appointed Peruvian Con
sui At bogota. The commission naming Felix AnisdeO
Mel to the consulship Of DunkerTus has been
ceed and Mr. Frederic Peze has been named vice consul
ed an ereQuoT to the commission Of DE- r. II. Ringgolj
Consul to the Port OF Payta and other contiguous
places
Two engineering commisafons have been appointed ia
nnents
The correspodence between tie Peruvian
ara the master from azil on the subject OF the navi
gaion Of the Amazon continues Ths last letter pub.
lish:.a is from the Brazilian Minister. 1t says
o., Pssc having agreed By the second article Of the treaty
Ss % Gn sS a T. 81 that ss
views Brazil AVID she could mot declare as she
the subjects q ether Powers the navigation of that
without Their by opposing intoe ts the views and the
will of BrsEi in word without infringing her treaty
i s to Sy III
present my protest and renew and declare the
time that IL is also extern ded to the second article
| the decree Of the och April.
| Miss Catherine Hayes daily expected to arrive ir
Lima. She was to make her debut in " Lscia de Lam
mermoor." Her appearances would be limited to eight
LATER FROM ECUADOR.
The Peruvian papers publish the message Of the Prsd
dent of Ecuador the Senate and House of Representa-
tives The PRECEDENT tou hes upon the important part
Of his policy of the past year. ard elcitatss the
try ON its present position In one paragraph he
Yen will be presented with the protocol Of the conferences
and the signed and ratified with the legation
the republic tho United States as 70 the If payi
Client tett Tbe1epubo Of the United States is tn
grand column ieh supports the dmoerstis principle
ECUADOR has explicit stations OF the lively
erct ch mates the government Of that model natio
Gritty AND legation has been cd
\ it, d to that government
The Pres ent highly approves of the legislative resolu
ton barshing the Jesua fro that republic, and says
| that under their shade rebellion fostered.
reply Of Ecnadorian Senate to the Presi ent'a