New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-28
SALVADOR

SALVADOR.
We have dates from THE Republic to The 2ith OF
June.
Ercss In Nicaragua made an unsuccessful attempt 10
get I'D a revolution against the Government: or more
corr, city speaking, against the Presidency oil when
the following are the particulars:
At the bt ginning Of June, Barrios Eft Leon With the
force under his command without waiting for orders
from bis Government t0 return, and without hsyng
fulfilled the diplom ltic mission with watch as Vel a.
with the conmand-in. chief Of the army be was
charged
On the 9TH he landed with his forces at Libertad,
and at the same time General Beoso and Col. Coo'o
arrived at Cojutepeque, bringing news 70 the GoVerc
mept Of the designs OF Biros AT hrst tnese aScouus
were rot credited; but the conduct OF BaTos soon
led to the belief that his object was to overthrow Tue
Government of President Campo. .
From Libertad, Barros wrote to the secretary U.
War accounting for his sudden return by sta.ug 'haI
BellOso end Choto intended TO get up revoiu'9nary
movement. and that he wished to eeize them ana sup
port the existing government.
The Executive was puzzled how to act, but 10 the
mean time many of the leading men OF the S!a'e came
forward and declared their intention ofadherng to the
government cause.
On the Sth, BaTios advanced to the city OF San
Salvador with his forces. where they were well re-
ceived mo manifestation having, as yet, been made
against the government. Here he was met by some
OF his friends and in an unofficial manner 10 ascertain
his views, and persuade BIN to desist from his at
tempt but their efforts proved unayang; aud on
the 10th the Governor of the city of san salvador ar
rived with the news that the next day ,rros was
about to advance on Cojutepeque with ms forces
On the 18th Nice-President Duenas arrived az the
CAPITAL, 10 join the Government cause ano the same
day San Martin visited BaTios, with the hope OF iu'
ducipg him TO submit.
Baros was anxious 60 submit to the Government and
demanded an inteiyew with the President which the
latter granted and on the 18th he entered the city
and had I'D interview with the President, when re-
ii AL. no Orl
to the officer in command OF the army 10 euomi. 10
to the Government authorities
On the 18th the army marched into Colu,epeque,
and quietly gave up their arms, after waich they
were disbanded, and the revolution was at an end.
GUATEMALA
From Guatemala we have files OF The GacetGsae
Guatemala to:the 10th Of June.
The President has conferred cross and NEEDLE on
the officers and men who engaged IN the Nci'-
eeuap war and sl3 9Ol has been expended during the
current wear in pensions for the widows OF Those wh)
fell during the campaign.
The Gaceta, in referring to the conduct OF General
Zavala toward President Rvas stated 10 our Mica
raguan summary defends his conduct 10 the strongest
terms 1t says that constant system Of hostility has
be en- manifested by the Ncaraguan Government to-
ward the Guatemala troops nce the time OF their bret
arrival in the country in june, 1896, and cites mum
Der of cases in point The conduct of General Zavalt
is characterized "purey personal between him an
the Government and very eycusable on the other
hand;" whereas the order given to Zavala to leave
Leon with his forces is regarded as national Insult,
and Guatemala has notified the other Central Amerl-
can Governments that it cannot continue to hold CON-
munica,ion with Nicaragua.
The Gacea Of the 2ist of June officially announces
that Gen. Zavaa had been promoted TO the rank OF
BriCadier, the Government thus officially rewardlng
bin for Lis conduct al Nicaragua.
There is no news of general interest IN the Guate.
mala papers On the 9th of May Ls-Exna. Sra.
Presidepta gave birth to daughter.