The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

Inc stoamer valparaiso arrived st PananA on the
Of July, With fourteen passengers, $4,000 In 50
chiefly in silver bars for England and the semi MOI
mail
The dates sre-vslparsiso June 30, iquque lst,
l2th, and Paiia 10Th Of July.
AFFAIRS IN PERU.
OUR TACNA CORRESPONDENCE.
TAcSA, Peru, July s, l8s /
Continuance of the Revol,aon- State Of tie Oounby-A
of6e Government Troops upon Arequapa- Propossssm
the Suup~nIon Of HostiliHes-Arequipa Be,ieoed-
tack Of the Besteged-Successftd Resu1-Tne Kllod
Woundod- Viuanco Hero-TAe Aps,rinsac-1Ne
Protective Treaty.
The revolution, which has kept the country In %
disturbed state during the past eight months, has MOI
yet brought 70 . conclusion, although the revolution
have lost their entire feet, except the Apurimac and
been driven 70 take refuge In Arequpa where the pre-
movement against the government Of General Castillo
took place. During the past month two the entire
Of the republic, % well the important department
Ayscuoho, Cuzoo and Moquegua, have remained In 4,
OF perfect tranquility, and there has been sste n
made In any OF these places 10 create movement In Il
OF General vivsnoo.
The formidable divisions OF General San Roman
Colonel Frlere, numbering about 500 men, have been
dually advancing upon Arequipa, and the 20,h nh
took up posion within eight leagues Of that city.
few we'll meaning residents OF AreQuipa, wisaip
prevent the city from bloodshed and sacking waited
San Roman and offered TO mediate between bota par
convention waa socor dngly entered into, and tao sr
tua OF restoring the country IL peace San Rog.
agents, the part Of The government Ut the first
deratsp Of which re would guarantee the lives and n
or every one concerned In the defence Of the place.
agents Of VivAnco offered TO surrender 70 San Roman
conditions that senerAl Castillo Immediately depr
of ha nna nj IN llv n
ing the office Of President; that the National Con
would be dissolved, and new one formed for the
81 erat OF the constion Of 1885, Al the agents OF
parties cred the propositions OF the others
unreasonable and likewse Improbable, discussion
the points took place, and the convention broke up
| out having accomplished anything.
Thereupon San Roman, who had efis cted conjunc
with the division Of Ftere, marched upon the city
the intention of besieging It, and the 9th III imo
up formidable position within three miles OF Are1u
| and commenced enuenchipg himself. The Arequipe
who savage tigers when their lars are attac.
sailed out In body on the Goth, and not only drove
San Romans advanced posts, but succeeded In opeur
passage through bic centre In this position the ~,
remained until the morning Of the Seth, when the
was renewed and continued up TO the same evening
Vivanco formed his army In circle around that Of
enemy The result OF the third day 10 unknown 70
lat est dates from the of battle only reach
ment In dead, wounded, prisoners and deserters ror
ly estimates at Geo. while the loss to the revoluton
II Is said, does not exceed 500 men altogether. lis
| ~ have been one OF the most sanguinary engagema
| known In the history of the republic.
tbe foreigners residing in Arequips, against VII omI
time ago the greatest hatred prevailed, are be
highly prsised for the stand they took In the attack
sAn Romsn; IL Is said that not foreigner remained In
| city while the engagement lasted Vivanoo himseK-v
Ia now lef without single generals said 70 have c
Quoted himself admirably, and has got into great n
with his by Jumping Off his horse In the heat Of
battle and taking charge OF gum the ocer Of which
been shot down but moment before.
In the meantime ali the entrances 10 the city are stro
y barricaded and defended and II will be next 70 Inn
sble for San Roman TO take the place He may nos h
ever, attempt it, A. his Instructions bind him, in any
| not to bring the battle into the city.
The Apurimac, with 626 men on board, 70 still at Il
and Casta has failed In several attempts 10 induce
EDgnh Minister and Admiral 70 send two vessels q ,
there TO take her. Her captain, Montero, goes about
decks with the key OF the magazine In his vest poci
and has sworn 10 blow the vessel up upon the first sppe
| anoe Of any instruction on beard.
There Ii no news Of any importan - from Lima. All
English arc exulting In the success Of the scheme 70
possession Of The Chinohs Islands also the French
both parties have the lsugh o. Minister there bscs
he did Dot know anything about the treaty until Il !,
| concluded. II 10 an AFFAIR which, fear, viii do no &,
| 70 Mr.. Clay at Washington.
Zoo, nevs arrived from the port (Anos) that Castillo,
three vessels Of and 400 men, arrived last nle
This morning he departed with the vesss, afer land
$50 mem his place Of destination d mot known, but
sumo that he win disembark with the remainder Of
troops between here and slai, and march upon Area
pa MS doubtful, however, that he win reach there
| vivAnco or San Roman. We may look for some IN
work during the next two weeks for the Arequspeoos
| yer surrender.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
lCallao (Juy 10y Correspondence Of Panama Herald.
On the 9Th inst the government steamers UoayAA
Haaras with several battalons Of infantry and ariB
on board, sailed fer africa, Gen. Casta In command,
tending 70 form junction with Gen. OAnseoo, and 70
tack Arequips simultaneously with Gen. San Roman,
force sysnOo into terms Su, y some mean. o. o:hss
San Roman 70 battle, and victorious, taking ~
number or prsonerv-n Is impossible 10 ASCERTAIN
many; those Who know dare mot make II known bere.
lp0k M aOap bara fnyo tho .
ming OF the 18th II discovered that the only oosps
Calao was that night to pronounce In favor Of Vivian
~. Ssrs n. a~ s o1Gsgn' non sss VISA
me onendng officers were Immediately arrested
placed In the cattle The following morning the Uosy
arrived for more troops, bat none be spared the
tional Guard have been dsbanded and Is very doub,
II they would again serve the government called ur
Az matters now stand Castillo must defeat vivAnco In
stronghold, or the battle Geld will more be Gail
and then I, will be contest Of blacks agans, whites
| Ia inevitable.
me american chip Columbia, Captain Ever, Is he
waiting Tor ship "a forward his cargo OF guano 70 K
| land The revolution Ia about 10 end, ~ President Q
| ulla has gono south with two men Of ana troou
drive the reyolutop,s out Of the country. Ono OF
generals has them surrounded In the 0ty OF Arequpa
Several vesses have been chartered here 10 load v
suano for the United States, at rates that will doubt
asfonish American ship owners who have ships In
Pacific bound TO this port 10 seek charters The ship
Ing Eagle has been chartered for the United Stsies a
per ton; and should others arrive, less will DO
fered The ship Miles sAndish Ia leaking badly Al
Chncha Islands; che has been surveyed, and ordered
Calao, 70 be overloaded and ind the leak-She ID owl
| In Boston, and Ia expected here hourly.
| CHILE.
| THE CoAsrIHG TRADE oPKs TO roRueH YLAGe
| GOVERNMENT DkcRKB-AhEBsTY BILL IN p
sEHATE-oBJEcTIors or TaR LOWER House,
OF rHE POLITICAL TsIALs-DBArH PUNIsHMH
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE RIO BIO RIVE
INTENSIVE FIRE IN vALPARAIso.
On the 18th OF June the Minister Of Finance issued
| following DECREE
Considering the difficulties that for NATIONAL shps
gayed In the coasng trade 20 m.he the voyage 70 the por
Cndera IN iake provisions mpemt and other
Necessary for the lab rers the Mines and oonsupuou
the vorkmen. In ~ the authority conferred By 90
" The circumstances under which. according Is chp
4 OF the customs regulations sundsr which foreign q
can engage In The cossting uSde they also
ports north Of Caldera prov don implements c'her n
chandse necypsary for The sborers and the
sumption Of The worsnen This permissou shall rem els
forcs Tor TWO years. MONTH
IRE installation Of oonsrc.s caused some animAuos