The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-30

Kingston, q
the 2sth ult and his funeral took place the follow
ing day, attended by concourse of persons Of ell demo-
minations.
News from the South Pacific.
OUR PERUVIAN CORRESPONDENCE.
IsLAY, Feb. 20, 1854.
There is nothing the coast except the yeliew
fever prevailing badly at Calao and Lima Thirty deaAs
per day in Lima and twenty in Calao 1t is much
fatal in Cellao Many French and Eng
lish have died of it, but as yet no Americans
The revolution is still the principal topic OF CONVEX
cation. According TO the Peruvian belief Don Domingo
Elias must be omnirresen At hour they say he u
at Lima at another at Pino third al slay, and fourth
at Paya, hundreds Of miles apart The most intelligent
think he will gain the day Ahe troops constantly
moving north and south BY the Peruvian ships Of
tie at the different points is expected every day whea
this humbus civil win probably have an end for tbs
treasury OF what he wants other ono of her
forty generals will make another revolution to obteia
his share of the spos - &
Should anything my way down tha
coast worthy Of notice will inform you. TRUMON
from the Panama Star, March ~
The British steam mail packet Santiago arrived.
BY her we have dates from Valparaiso 70 the 1sth aaA
from Callao to the God Feb.
Gen. Castillo is stil at Arequipa with considerable
revolutionary force, and domingo Elias walks thu
streets of Lima free any other man. and recently
went down to Calao to dine board Of French yessea
Of in that harbor after which he again returned W
Lima where he enjoys the largest liberty, the govea
men taking TO arrest him. There have boon
government forces OF Peru and the revoluonsts,
with the Bovans As well as get at the state of
party seems afraid and neither party dare attack
the other In the meantime Bclzu, Of Bolivia and Ech
cnque of Peru evidently featherng their nests with
public plunder that whenever they may be cast
beard and thrust from Office, to give place to anohsr
Of -, they retire into private life with the
consolation Of having secured millions of dollars
which TO reyel
writer at Quito in this republic under date Of Feb
O. to Fl Panameno says that Flores attempting
in Paris TO negotiate loan of three millions by giving
GuAYAoun, March 1, 1854.
We have no wars nor rurnors Of wars hereabout -
disturb TO interest you Commercially, have
nothing new to report The news from the mining re-
glen is quite encouraging the miners all seeming to b
doing well.
VAIPARAy Feb. a. 1S54-Business is shade better,
and prices not offering further inducements to shippers
During this mail there has been unfounded reports Of
revolutionary movements here and three o. four San
dence but has made dealers somewhat cautious Flour
Is at 81 8, which, even at this mart shipped to Cali
here costat an average of 50 L. Copper il firm e
s2l board s2 asked but the former rate has been
hold up It's head fos the me next mail In the Interior sss
want OF water has been very ruinous to crops mon,
and % does @ % mot uH up the 1so. u. . e
Of fodder and grain have perished for Lack OF something
to wet their whistles Government have issued ooe
and silver al the mint. This se wise policy in :.
old country of political difficulty OF ques-
at so m Of English goods are far in excess q
the requirement. American are working down-We
vessels on the way being unreported may leave TIA
frrae The railroad progresses Valparaiso, ON Sun
day last was gay celebrating the day Of her great VIC
tory over the Spanish forces.
Very Late from Acapulco.
The steamship j. 1. Stephens at Panama touched q
Acapulco on the sth inst and remained there sxtes~
hours.
We have received the following note from Consx
at Acapulco
UNITED STATES CONSULATE
Acapulco, MEXICO, March 8, 1854
EDITOR HERALD, SRw YORK CITY
DpAr cIR-You viii please inform the public through
the medium Of your columns that owing to the existsg
political difficulties in thsthe state Of Guerrero
all communication between this port and the city e
Mexico, for the present s intercepted.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES l. DENMAN, U. S Consul
The Panama Star of the 10th inst. Says
We are informed that when the John l. Stephens k1
Acapulco Cen Alvarez Governor Of the Province, who
recently ndecared against the administration Of San
Anna had six thousand well armed and 0gAnfGo
under control Santa Anna had sent from Mexico
large force subdue Alvarez three thousand Eve hun
dred Of whom bad already arrived in the province o.
Acapulco, and u was daily expected that go. Go.ns'o.
puco people feeling quite confident that SANTA AnnA
troops would be easily routed.
No actual collision between the revolutionst ana gov
erpment troops had yet taken place.
The Aspinwal Courier Of the 7th inst. says;-
Tho crar,ero movement in Mexico. under Mvsree
Arna extended to Acapulco, and the AVA
rez party had taken the city and deposed tne ausno
who had governed under santa Anna
This. of course upsets the report from the GUY -
Mer,co that Alvarez had been defeated BY his Aodss
That report was evidently GOT up for edect IN wssA-
ipgton.