The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29
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sArID rROaREes or THs sUVenssr REv0LUTIos-
DEsERTios OF NATiosaL YES 'NLS-CHAsE Ar
TKR THEM By PIksrgs- AMI VfcAhs ENGIsrED.
Tue revolutionary movement in the soash seem
TO increase, and two Of tle nato 7al vessels the oi
and Apur1nrac, had gone over 70 the lry
party. The Ecuchaca, Tambes aud Ucayaii had
number Of English and American beschcombers
were enlisted TO aid in their capture toe general
opinion was that the government snips would most
likely get tbe sorss OF it. and either be taken or
ioin the revolutionary party.
President Castillo had issued decree ITonounc-
ing the Loa and Apsimac pirates. and that essels
Of any nation are authorized to seize the n.
General Lizarzabaru mad been naaaed Minieser OF
War and Marine.
Marshal San Ramon, with all the force ne could
muster, mar he'd frcfa Isay 10 Tscna 90 join the
civision Of General Freyre, quartered there. fhe
Comeycio states tnas the revolutionary movement
in Anquipa was on it's last legs when the news II
NE ApIrim'c having pronounced in it's favor gave
il new HE
The Arquipa correspondent Of the Valparaiso
Comeycio ssys:--On the pronunciamento of the
LOa and Apurimac San Ramon retreated from
thence to Tamb0 with $50 men, aud the same day
ls'ay declared in favor Of the revolutionary party.
On the 18th San Ramon reached Tanbo, where he
was detained by Col Brasset but the same night he
made his escape, it is supposed 10 Puoo.
Private let ers from Lima say that it is thought
that Castillo will be able to pat dow the revolu
ton, as the Convention will vote him extraordinary
The Panama Herald Of fAe 10th inst. says:-we
omit ed to mention id our Southern news tue in
p0rtant TACT that the British mail steamer Santiago
Capt Strachan, when On her way from CalIao to
Valparaiso, had been stopped NJ by the Peruvian
steamship Of war Apuiimac, after that vessel mad
practically left CaUao, and that all the Peruvian
mans on board were transferred from the former to
the latter ship, 30 as to prevent their reaching their
destination.
From Bolivia there is no news Of interest.
The Ecuador Congress had been prorouged. The
estimates for the year had not been passed.
A nOlit TEND cao1
Juan Jose FlOres with his family, and all persons
connected with the protected spanish invasion Of
ls46, the piratca invasion of 1852 and the late mi
itary sedision were excluded from its operation.
MARKETS.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 16-Daing the fortnight the amount
OF business has besn very ALL aud no sales
Of any socount for abroad taEen place The msr
ket wti supplied, and purchases for tue
son are expected 10 commence In Dccem CJttons
are Gounoant vito slow sa'es. Ordinary furature
prints unsalesbe, being superseded by cotton nsrino
suppded, but no buyers ketLs Stock Increased bv
fresh importatons, except tin plate Liquids oil,
branches beer &c oil abundant end sses ooy local
consumption Copper in bare. neid Mt tlo, and buy
ers offer Si9 DO. some parcels IN the Market but
,raus actions ourirg the fortnight Four-SiI 90 10
asKeo when selling in email lots II is stated thai the
red duat plague has appeared among the wheat oreos
which has capsed aoe alarm relative 20 the prodace OF
the harvest Nitrate has been sold from 50 34'< to
- AK per Quintal, and hold ask 81 so bat do
cine anticipated Daring the nonth Of lee
month tnerc ~erc vessels In port loading 200 qunts
Frtishts.-OTes. from ~ BauarDre, SIS 20 SO.
GuAno from Ch,pchas 10 EHg,snd, 60 Nitrate. from
lquique, fs ios. Ores, iror Csldera TO Swansea ft