New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

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In tie South the harvests have aresdy been CON-
meDcec, snd with promise of crest abundance, &C.
corcirg "a our last accounts received.
The L. 5. steamer SGsquehsnna sailed on the lfth
for Rio and the Uoi'ed States. She earned remit
taDces amounting to sl37 500.
STEAMER MassAcHUsETTs AND SLooP oF-WAR DE-
cATUR This L steamer srrived on the lotn, -
days RON Bio de Janeiro having sailed Nov Is. La
berpasssge through the Strsts of Mage IN che came
up with the corvette Deci-ur. The captain had
visited the Gillian Coloney Of Sandy Point, which
wss in the greatest OF provisions snf other rt-
Giles Of first necessity The Decatur did al IN her
power to aid the Colony leaving large supply Of her
own provisions.
The steamer towed ont the Decatur from the Straits
t. the Pacific The latter brought dispatches from
the Governor OF thst colony 10 this Inter dencis
The Massachusetts, brought superb astronomical
Instrument for the Observatory at Santiago. Inc
captain sts'es that be could have made the voyage IA
~ Gays. However the steamer has made il chiefly
sa having only used Goa in the S'rsi's in tow
ing the Decatur, by which the voyage wss so much
pr,,'rscted.
The Decatur came in on the 18th, lie days from
RE She detsned oy diverse .ines il the Straits
On the 26th, che s7ilso for Calico
". y. MS ship President in on the 2lst. SO
de- from San Francisco This was the flag snip Of
the OF fortunate Admiral Sir David Price. who Died
a. Ptropooxki, the very eve OF the u,cessiul
attack these forte by the Anglo French feet, OF
which the President formed part and which Admi-
rel Price COMMANDED.
Mr. Campbell the Engineer and constructor has
set out, lately tor the Argentine Republic. He took
with him four assistant engineers, and about welve
mule loads Of Instruments srd materials necessary
for making surveys, forming drsughts, and d0ing
other things connected with rnis work. BY the 22t
this company was 10 reach Mendoza in order 10 take
the pot.cosch Of the ed for Rosario, and at once
CONNIE nee the preparatory survey OF the railroad 10
Lite C0.doVs y ito that river port
PERU.
At lssi the which bss afflicted Peru during the
Ha- anna IA TIA md
battle began at O'CLOCK in the morning, watch ter
mire,ed by A. NJ, in complete victory IN favor OF
the popular cause intruste1 to General Castillo.
This " A. in the immediate vicinity OF Lima; and by
Castillo skillfully directed who Is nov proclaimed
Provisional President and Liberator of Peru. Toe
revolution il Triumphant and any attempt nov TO i'm
pede is development OF those principles whioh nave
brought it into power would be as useless as 1t would
be VI justi6sble.
The same day Castillo entered Lima at the head OF
HE victorious army, amid the Gccamatons ot the
people He was slightly wounded Tne city has
sir &c been engaged i'll festivities In honor OF the VIC
tory.
he fur, iture Of the Palace Of the Government and
the couptry house of ex President EcheDique, and
properly OF private Individuals were destroyed.
Generally. however life was respected.
II is said Ecbebque after his defeat, found refuge
on b. ard some foreign war steamer 10 the harbor OF
Cailao.
lac Admiral of the Peruvian squadron, Valerie
strs. las come TO Valparaiso in the Bogoti, maj
steamer, having relinquished the vessels under his
conn end H. the new Government of CssuLs.
Ger Cavaredo has been recognized and sauted by
tie Peruvian squsdron as n,vsl Conmander-in Chief
The oficers Who bad been in he service received the
stIopeest ursnces Of safety from the new TO zero
ert that they might return To their houses and re-
main in the country with all security.