The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-29

mp ssvSss dsys, a ospsuyhg 40 or shrss - vsuk
Ss.a y. sem. ss,a smss ~ ssasnas % Ike
don OF shs UosysB they captnrea her, nader essvy
lfe Of muskevy ard cAanon rom the snore Aod W..
tssre her on when syorg hreeze sprsng shssd ADD
overpovered them Tho ApurimAS has since tried 70 tSks
the Ucayv bcs the Apur'm being very Largo could mot
ses 30 nea, ahore In .oe rs ems cement about s MY
Ussy a mas several shots entirely through her
vfvanco present 10 tn TIE North with force S 900 or
SOC of3oers ground him, c0ubaess wshug n Organize
move fpyoss He ras reakeu several psaoes, xnd no
government troops have retresied lar N INC ias'o 10
small body Of the rsvoluonsts were defeated at Hu
arss but s believed that tho city will DO Akan b.
The : elIow ,sver rs very severe Tn the North
Is~isss osnds Of negroes are killing deisnOeleu pecps
ana soaking tbeE housed
toned to psosec the goano ssanss the government
There Lilo change in tho south Toe departments OF
Arequps hoqut qua 10 continue sor v'vsnca su. %
against these departments very svsaso Poeaomenoo
has trs spdred tho south that's very heavy rain 10
Gently they have had hsavy rain that dsstroyed
may houses the roota being fas, aud created suoo
hood in the valleys :, 70 wash n' several nSsaos ono
much the shower Of earth that foil over The oty oil
Quito from the surrounding volcanoes
Casula's position IN rendered lesr hopeldl by tne
emptiness Of tie treasury. To pay The sslArv ~ the
officers Of the for tue last month he had TO
Of tho Ecgtsh 10 that this monlh Trey may az
port to 20 unpaid which viii d0u0 ess produce no Et
dsoorkni
ire convention has declared free OF duty the moot
important articles Of umtensnce 30 that Castillo has very
little n source rom commerce
Tic convention 10 stll p,oongipg ts sessoa but d,ng
little CsatlIa wanted tneu to sdlonra and leave htn
the to bia own liking, but they 0yo the
fAs places too well 10 abandon them.
lima Fob. 24) Oorrespopdenos Of Pansma Herald
several vesses nom Chile are loading or stealing gaaao
rrom The ohinons Islands 1Dd =. they .y c.v,ns
pr and, doubt, much less, - toe vivanco parry
arsbAra pushed ios money.
Tie Peruvian fr,gate spuriDac remains Oh zoe l,'t
midway betw, the Lorenzo AMI Csaa, having tAEen
Gays previous the ~ gun brig 0uise WHOM Wa nod
us Gu, IN favor OF Castillo; but A. sailing vessel had 40
chance with steamer Ia calm the captain oii,efs AZ
crew In order to marc their service Avss6e Tor Cas-
ua Lett brig IN the boats and landed At CAao oay,
rs the Guise possession OF the Apurmsc, which
~ ~ ss pumps were going Wien Ina Lam. basel
e. I'D bers short Of provisions they osnn0$ b n n
env able pcxtion
rne Vrv abco's party on shore Ge dong nothing. ~
.GeVed On the 25th of BY General C.nscero ", per
son leas than four teb the last Jar years
changed his political opnoIs on his side zero $50 rega
lar troops orpoe about 500 Artisans and mechanics
sne to~n. They we're driven bsof ~ica AID CanAcer'
''hoteeS pvt Qoogtl being wsh him, bAvtns hpi,
cesge ordered his troops on and ul.,fo.ss s'o'
The Lee was In raiia and IN want Of provisions AM
,esmen After coaling she viii take OAnsoero 70 Lam
t.ck and ieep TruIilo when, no doubt General Lsse,
On Olstlas part viii retire until be !, joined by two bat
.aleDs on the way from lAna and probably viii max
10, mseiv.s sssin mater OF the North
Hh generally believed the revolutionary party vii
po succeed every person who hes hsd snY.h!os 70
Nth Vcanoo begins TO ace there nos snss spirit sn'
energy exercised Tequisre 10 carry out Ia short
,be sesmen board and 20 diers Shore ia ter pat
begin 10 ask themselves hat they hsd scc IN pushed,
sh.. they were likely TO- and waassd 70 Do som ,.h,n
ara htdray.