The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05
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interesting from Peru.

saSspa Augr,sria9 tis Fo:- Deror.ar 81 ne English
!Sgscsrcn for Caiso-sioooc Gissa % CeG Ris', g.;
The APurmsc sh.l msn'A is her position aud lies OH
he island OF san Loenso at distance of at"' nve hS
rem Tie T0r :" '"i"''' Upon the appr@oh 81 any ''
ri bearing fcruvAa' olors boat with from twenty TO
pry men ID &c patched from the frgate 10 take '""
such Deoessar 49, rs she NAV have board. NotwtN
landing that ny rcourse with me pirate has been FRO
Neted an0 ne order strictly enforced 10y The asnofies
q shore, managed 10 escape the notice OF Try eight
Ssses' few evenings ago, and got within few yar9s
N vessel An almost inhuman OF Qaie' sp>l p"
'r sever brought me up but had The oy my
ugues end therefore roared back in Spanish "Peo
,ls Then followed the question, "what peOy lef" To
which answered 'rricuds,s The officer seassed, stop
u@nds," which cona boat left tho vessels SIDE
and approached She wanned by sixteen
~Dd eight Marines the had their guns ha'fOock,
with uuezlcs pres enec my besd In minute the
Acai seugs,de, aud the officer in command whispered
y my car, S'uourersgn' having Il, ] answered, "lum-
Nes' lyon tbs he sod up in Sse boat and with most
sracefal sad ny friend forgive all these annoy
cut 1t IS necessary for Us to take the greatest rc
eauilovs in allowing azy person 10 approach our vessel
An 'he top Oh me ss.rswas was M ana o,ssagSi py
eeh whispered rhe password and passed ON TO the dcck
where hs the renowned Monlcre, who conduct
I'D me the gun deck from where proceeded te
The Admrl's cabin, one 81 the neatesi and most eels
pLete apartments imaginable
Old Admiral allie Restrc is first upon the list of liberal
brave and honorable pcruNians. Combined with his
Snsive naval experience ne Is considered one of tie most
cool and intrepid officers and know OF 10 oher OF MS
scuntrymen better informed or better liked by the pcOps
large. ! found the old fellow occupied with some
papers his cabin w2ch, however, he laid aside on my
entrance and welcomed me on board what he was pleased
- call the '1lirate ship placed my letters IN hs
hands and Immediately admitted 10 his con
Sdenee; indeed, he went 50 far 10 take me
around the ship and show me every thing worth
seeing. | somewhat surprised 10 witness the
degree Of discipline and regularity maintained on board
everything IN perfect order and IN read moss !of any
emergency. The lower decks crowded with men,
who bow respective obedience to Vale Restge as he
passed along was moi little surprised TO hear almost
every language IN the world spoken on board parucu-
sy remarked that the majority of the foreigners on board
spoke English. Not few Greeks are among the crew.
The however somew hat dissatisfied, though not
50 much with employ with the poor fare they
reseive After having some tea and wine with the High
Admiral left the vessel, but had not got far from Der
when my sighted by government launch which
gave "ught'' chase 1t overlook but as was
sso possessed of the Castillo counersgn and gave It,
Was allowed TO pass unquesioned However, had the
commander OF the boat known that had Just lc the Apu
ruac certainly would have had suffer short
IMPRISONMENT, As was, the officer fortunately took
10 be one Of the many spies employed by Castillo
an attempt wa made the 18th ulmo blow her
al the The instrument used for this purpose
enc similar TO the Submarine infer aal machines employed
by the Russians during tie last war For some reason
unknown shore, the vessel shifted her position immcd
sely before The machine struck her else We would have
heard OF the famed Apurimac The parties IN
ployed in eiiecng her destruction were confident OF be
coming entitled 10 The reward Of 100000
The from the headquarters Of General NivancO.
and indeed from the entire north, brought by the steamer
which arrived on the 10Th instant has somewhat damped
courage of the friends of Vvanco in the city II APP
that he LETT Iruxlo by sea, on the "2d uno, TO at
Jack Generals layseca and Goyburu, who, with large
force, had established themselves al Lambayeque Lay
upon being made aware of the intended attack qu
city moved his division u rruxio, where having
RESISTANCE. he established himself and troops the 10Th
uhmo Vivanco uIyl his arrival at 1ambayeque, did
discover this. ap as layseca made himself strong in
Iruxlo he feared ss.tack him. When the steamer passed
1ambayeque NyaDco there with the sloops oa and
Tumbee, and the transports Catalina and Maakon The
revolutionary general VIGIL with his advance guard
NJ Ch.clayo.
General C.ravcro, together with Cconels la co,ero and
81. "A oil
troops stationed at Ifura the 18th u. and
alter contest which lasted four hours, succeeded
IN driving the Castillo party and taking possession Of
she city: the engagement thirty Killed and fifty
wounded. Great courage, appears, was displayed ON
bob sides particularly 10y those who occupied the place,
who headed by the brothers Misias the gentle
who first revoluonized Arequipa for vvanco; how
ever, Casti's money more acceptable than Nivancos
promises and they to the formers cause for
the sum Of each was expected by the govern
hat the tact Of their abandoning Nvanco would he
sufficient 10 cause bis downfall.
With many others inclined think that the pros
poets Of General NvgncO fast fading away; indeed,
generally supposed that ere month passes ne VIII pc
forced by circumstances TO take sond or third rate
position in the movement In view OF this, as under
stand from good authority he has arranged with certain
individual, AT present more popular than himself u hid
"a him the 1--WE vessels Of war aud the two transports
present under h command The name OF the individual
has been mentioned but should no; be surprised 10
bear OF il being Fermn Castillo or Don Domingo Elias
the other hand. il Is affirmed that Castillo has pnr
chased Chile vessel OF 90 be added 10 ms squad
ros that the mail steamer santiago iron boat lay
ING the harbor Of ,lao has also been purchased ir
Ike purTssc. Tie old seems determined to raise
the ln-t title % Tie 'Ne-un o the
The south IN way altered since The dale
Of my lat letter. All parties hold their ground
Orders here by the lat mall from England ir Tho
immediate despatch TO China Of al the English men OF war
present thu coast Of them have already start 4
and lev day, the large feet, which was expected
here o. kadc ports VII be on The way "af-i-i
their companion. lighting in China
The haS issued decree, ccnsurug The corrse
adopted hy uc Costa k-i agent while herc, IN ohere ~
time o. lend th o $780, 600 10 tbs, repubct"
enable carry the war against Walker Pow r been
granted o lluu Iosc talv'y Minister 10 CHt X t I" On
to bonds and advance Tia money IT.. han Tor tn Year,
and bear "a per cent interest The urst motion
brought before the convention ws b. grant sNOVw, bnt
nou,tved by barge majority. aud that VI 100000
substituted tn batter carried by majority of i've.
This loan had been granted because Castillo ia1 r'nson 10
fear thai Costa Rca would AID yyancu IN h. struggle for
power The President therefore. had The nton brought
up, more with 81 strengthening BIZ POSITION than
Of giving assi-tance 60 Costa Rici.
The publication of the " Continental frontv. in the
IhJIB ~ Docmbef - hss somewhat auu'ycd the mn
prify ol p,Htcian- Lima. on to- daS II tue arrival cd
The mail there great ruth ." get c"Te-, bat, unor
tunaiey not one canr Ia the ycna.r package Of
paper addressed D. hou-, bad been stolen the Lth
Tre slopo Of war John Adams arrived here from Chile
icw day. but iumcatcl, procc,, ', Ia, Clincia
~ hook after American interest," there.
Tie news from Chile is uuiinpprtani. 500 nv The pa
nor hat the agent from Gotta Bca l. siul tharc ne
seems a. b. doomed the DELAY suffered by VI
pa.al,ute b.re II has been discovered that they were
secretly endeavoriuE oHivoke meeting " the repre-
snativcs under the Continental Treaty. aud that Chile aud
zsents American Congress a. J. called, J. "
sse place IN l.rl' within the present year.
LIMA, Peru Narcn -, 1857.
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ko1cy Fs~c21y 7bJsr firm Bcnrd-DTrr1yr' q an
Snelh xaHef wcy % riud'aoo's Quarters, DC, d.
Tho unusual quiet which some past hss existed
city and Caao somewhat dispcllod on the 18th
by abrup, departure Of the watchfu frgae from
The bay. However, just before leaving General Vale
Beu, despatched boa, 70 the vessels Of the English and
viii ~ Of