The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16
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,.~. os a, y,uan-. LIZA, April II, 1851.
' .' y ~. ~ By as E.esaA Nov ~ War
-, 1t ax SOa-Dspass~s Of tie ut~yaI TO
A. 80 vsooscs ns~srcrs-Dcpavts~v cfshe Pres
q Esx,eT tssA One rhcsAsasd xes-Scrcxs Aspect Of
ASaS. IN DC N~A-A Na0 WoSidbe Prusdst-De-
pwtsrrg ~ Apssissae to Assx vsUosoo-His Aopewext
me Sr-gA Of BosA Arwiss-Ne,s FROM TIE So,ah-- |
yteiire Agansa tie Eneiish-Ckile- Bdsoia-Esodr dc
Plata, &c, dc. |
me past fortnight has been attended by some The
Important ncderts winch have occurred ir the
.k Of Peru, and soasc which viii, undoubtedly, have
saepcy 70 Interfere, less, with the tdnduct "
Assure revelations IN this snfortunzse country.
From the measures adopted ty the viva,oo party n
fOrcibly Boarding the English mss Nsevo Gsna
A. and taking thsrsfro s75 worth of property
sogether with TIE firing into the mail scamo Lima IN
der compel her tobrng tc~ and allow search be
ade On board for some twelve hundred Of the George
Law rHes-supposei 10 have been shipped board that
vessel Psamas suited in seizure Of the soops
d-war Los and Tvmbes.
As wrete you IN my st 9th uhro, the British sloop
Or Pearl LEFT caiao the 25th March, to demand
was thcr said tafacuon from eepera viveaco for the
ases committed upon English by his
q war Thesnstruc,cns given the oernnander Of the
rsari have eccn of imporvrt nature for
alst cmo that vessel the harbor Of Cal
10, Conducting as P.izess the steamers Ise and Nmbes
anA wish Hem soUe four hussred and afy prisoners.
kHppcs-s that the ch nmsl the Pearl entered tho
AESorc fanbsycque and Mamediats,y armed and sent
,r her boats vac two vessels thea laying that port
resistance ocrei by the parties board, sho
The sbsh boats reached the decks lowered the
Peruvian flag, placed tho chcers urde- and got up
rAearn 90 ascickly tAst in half hour after the
aptrrx fha Aavho Ga
ng Of it the Los and rumbes in command
- Erghsh s1cers Tho parties on shOre-among whom
was Genera yvapoo hnsc-seeirg what was being done
sn. Captstr Haza to the English commander to demand
the OF vivaBco passage on board his vessel TO
GAlao Heyas taken on board and the vessels continuing
their jour- Cyl reached CAlao ihe sist ul.mo Upon
sheir Arrival Captain Haz sought and procured an inter
Dc rrIae OF The oeers placed under Arrest
md their transfer from the Pearl 10 their occupations
seard their respective vessels Indeed SO forcbly did
~ Haxa against the Admirals interference when
crime had been committed, that the ID instant the
arrestwas taken from of the Loa and she supplied
ssal on'ths day she proceeded 10 the Chincha
HANDS report The High Admiral of the vvanco aee
ne despatch rihe vessels chartered by vivanco TO con
vey guAno 70 the United States, Chile, Spain ana else
qhe Presdepn the other hand taking advantage Of
~ security afforded 20 his vessels bv those
q vivApco despatched on the ast ulm,, the
Uc3yst toths nrh TO destroy two vessels employed by
The revolatoni>s - trsnspor g. A, thesame time he
made prepars,isns embat all his arnyin the steamer
Huarss and after ISSUING addresses the people
ny, and investing the council of ministers with execu
tive power len Caao With the army LIST instant
By the steamer which arrived At Caao the lOth we
have pevs ~ bis arrival Pacssmsxo 4th he dis
sobarksa has troops the uay, and in company
vi ths iAyseca divisiou commenced hi march prnp
lAnhsysque the heausrtcrs Of The Revolutionary army
Nivapco, however, being advised of the OF
Iysss. where Al - accoant. he wa mssia@ urssrs
nons defend himself against Ca a The general ex.
Pssasiou was thai by she s inst batte would take
pa nd .x-ilg haar
. eaAer the downfall OF Castillo or vivarco.
COL La Coera, having under command three
AsSdssd -of the revolutionary tsoops, made q pro
2s~esosatc III vor Of the constitution, but with Manuel
rsr,oso Uresa President m Purs, the +sh lust he
has theresore separated himself from vicAnco and
He'd be hong cherished sbioon Of VI The most clover
yshix- nep IN Peru. ....---------
tc night Of the 80 inst the Ioa returned from the
CAmcha Islands IN company with he ApurimAc after
having had interview with Admiral Bruce boh vessels
naMedtsely cft It harbvr-she frigaie the
NJ asaaDe af vivaco, and the Loa I, the ChinchA
hpds ~ protect them from seizure BY the
houid~u. Apa'.mac s"ooeed 10 taking the duArAs and
placing board yivspoo his troops, there every
Srsosbsy VI bis coming TO Caiao dsembafking his
md Ixire Possession OF The port aud the capital To this
hie ~ 20 resistance can ne offered, for the National
Scard Who A-e much disacied, there soldiers
ser place In any the fortnight ought do
ede ib,-qre~uon bvtween Ca tii!a anu vivanco.
Ihesiexmer Tumbes suil u pri ouer in Callao
sns s'ine immedisseiy under the Of the British
he vyanco force On board his steamers Apurimao,
Lo~ G@se AID isochaSo together attn those ON laDd,
srth Of lana, not id,-e the National Guard who are
hssiy's men, smoants "a aeolt equal Dumber. lie
bar vnder his coumssd the ucayah Fix guns, and the
HLsfss, Gate s.antagoD two
The nail steamer Nd,sraiss arrived here from the
sosth The Ioth. sae l, the Am, ricin Of
j IN sAdsnu ard the English cutter Coc the
Chins b. lauds bph projecting the interests Of their
f~cnvr y,sses there awaiting cargoes of guano Tue
Sa uu tre.s stationed IN the south III state
Of ns nboroann and several ate mlts have been male
ey ihs,e ,n fav"r ot vvsnco
Hsn. ncr attempts, h,1eyer, proved traitiess. Are
.guiTa still remains fAithfdl u General Vivanco
save won tn arrival ~ ness from The North, or
es"h refa-;ns remA kaby aoirt business h however,
their goods uIcp hs road, nteror The seizure
q shs feyv'an war sismeis by The mg-h u oScd upon
Adopted by the English Charge In this particular is
severely os'denn'd nv the Castillo larn. They all
eaa ses, ~ am, the ,ncrerencc OF England IN Their
lcoa AFFAIR, sulru ine Witch there be- truth
vs tbs ihe nrst step TO their taking possession Of the
suano ISLANDS.
so Peruvian polics iii the q h. when We will
tDos. lilyie VI the pfesen' important question.
Two ~ the bvputies 81 Cb. Fr.dsrico Errazuri
AID kAse sgufi eare about being arrested Tor taking
- w ibe ate areini ~ fetOlutO'izs Tie country.
eorncstcf war e .nr m sccrct scson aud investigating
sf Slo os for the estbh 'hmen' n road from
Fcspeto 1Alay, floooO for the support NJ the unaic
Syi1n AND $1,000 for Tie further advancement, of the
In sA, "a revocation d daily expected although Gene
Cssssa NE Tres eni, l. Hsing all possible
srcy ora es4, an ercurr.uee
Ne rave sast from Rienos ayres b. the 2-t NJ Feb.
" houie,ieo 10 the 18th. The sectoucer-
qssrttr seems to I've the most prominent political
sGe-ticn there; Notwithstanding The supposed popularity VI
GENITAL hszs " Il presumed that he will be defeated.
am~~hss sngemesi about bsing entered inio be
ra heroef Indian aud the trOcI there sub
ugaie item zoe orgsIzzu0n OF the Lcg laGure took
place koisFid.o ls lS VI February The sdiross
81 the frrsfslt recsiveu with unch Satisfaction.
forsts se<on bsfwe attempted resurrection
pft doe board TIE Aparmsc, the lt instant,
and int The tcur N bofn II q ignaed nme
aaisy sbd Among them wss the third engineer, geo.
o-mar ham a Guzrnan.
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