The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14
PERU.


vyANco's DnEAr-Tm oKsKsAL SAILS RuAy- ENGLISH
NEGOTIATIONS WIN EVOLUTIONARY rsE-nm ANGLO
FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AorAnos-rRP the
EMP GRHAr gEppmIo--A SUPPLY PrAs
Our last accounts from that republic left the OF
me revolution In an amft desperate condition. after the
defeat ,perenced In Caao and the deserou OF the Loa
lzcUctaca, Husras and Guse ~ho guarded the Cnncha
Islands under General yivanco's orders
The dhccmnitsd r. neral Failed 10 slay In the Apurmac
and during the ab,eoce u thi. vessel the English Mail
Company stesmer Inca appcaed at the Islands having
on beard several commissioner empowered by the gov
eminent In Lima 10 negotiate the detection OF the deet
The operation most successful and the guano depo
sits returned 10 General Casiilas power that he
posetses the principal object Of the contest The vessels
losone there General vvancOs account proaited by
the de ny incident 10 the installation Of the auhor
ties and left the port thus ayooing all questions with he
II lie said that the French and Eugisb ministers have
offered TO maintain General vvsnco IN possession Of the
Islands, under pfetcnce Of heir being motgaged TO cu
81 their respective nations, creditors OF Peru but
that the United States Minister has ecned entering into
the enssss ment Nothing IL known officially respecting
this II u sko asssred that the agents, who loading
sccouni Of North American houses by virtue Of
purchases from Gen Vvanco have gone 10 lims TO claim
The Judicial steps taken by the Peruvian Consul in the
hope OF cenhcaiing the csreocs arriving At yaparaio,
have been productive OF no results whatever up 10 the
present moment the greater part Of the vessels load
ed euano have sailed 10 oher markets
Our last daies len General vivanco In Arequipa with
force sufficient TO defend himself In that city the Apur
mac bling In lsay lie seemed resolved 10 carry the
contest but come events do not 10 better
his situation, he will probably uJ be able 70 hold out
ibe Convention continued s sessions, and the revolu
ton once terminated the dictionary agitsons will begin
Several chiefs dispute the supreme power and n net 10
be wondered n they finally appeal alsoto arms 70 settle
the question.
[tslso (June I2) correspondence OF Panama Herald
There little news TO communicate tn you, unles 10 no
tce the arrival OF the Great Republic, and the
time report how she Jared with her competitors the
passage from San Francisco to this port Great things
expected from her consequence Of her trip
from New York san Francsco the following ships have
contested with her from San Francisco and give you
the resut -
Ke. stone. .......te days Great Republic. 81 days
Henry BtIeh.......s2 :. Morning Dgbt.......e I"
The passage between the two ports Is frequently made
W 10 oayt; the Harvest Queen, full ship, lately per
captains in favor Of the nshore passage but from
m conn ason OF the different results Of coming the
eastward and gons TO the westward, the chances
Apetiiion from Of leading has been pre-
scented 10 Gen Castillo, and received by him with great
favor having for e object the direct sale Of suano In Cal
lao The following 10 the body OF the project
That depos for gusno be ess bshed In Caao and that
all foegn vessels be supplied therefrom paying for In
after sufficient number Of vessels have been obtained TO
be under the Peruvian flag, no foreign vessels 10
be allowed to load a, the Islands The government TO load
the vessels at 80 much per ton for s delivery on on tho
mees or alongside the vessels purchasing Should this
project succeed will be Of the greaiet benefits ever
only receiving SIS per ton for the gusno will get s2s
sr ION clear say IS per ton for digging reighung
Calico selling at $50 per ioD and al the time CIV
ing 70 large number OF vessels and men employ mont,
and keeping The money In the country Az yet the matter
b only on The irn stp will keep you advised OF ts
proeess and also OF the objections nst win be brought
The lion Of the week has been the Great Republics the
or neos came down strong, and the Peruvisns admitted
that che was some, but balanced the sdmuance that
somevhere IN Europe tbev we're building one much lar
ger, and consequently the Yankees comb was cut
On the I'd We experienced a severe shock OF an earth
qushe pronounced by the oldes, inhsbsnt 70 be the
heaviest within their experience or recollecuon -
AJanbsyeque correspondent vri,es-Ihe printing OF