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After various Intellectual motions 10 staye off
6nal action upon the bill, the substitute Of
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, was agreed to, and
the bill. as thus amended, was then passed
yeas no, nays "a, as follows:
Yeas-M!ssrs Akers, Allison, Ball, Barbour,
Broom, Bun nton, Burlingame, Campbell Of Pa !,
Campbell OF Ohio. Caruthers, Chaffee, Clarke Of
n. y. CLARK Of Conn Clawson, Comlns, Co
noe, COZ, Grsgin, Cullen, Cumback, DamIell,
Dean, Dewitt, Dick. Dickson, Durfes, Ede,
EmIle, Etheridge, Eustis, Flagler, lorenzo,
Foster, Fuller Of Pa, Granger, HAN Of Iowa,
Hodges, Hoffman, Horton Of Ohio, Howard,
aughston,r Kelsey, kennett, Knapp, knight,
Knowlton, Knox, Kunkel, Lake: Letter, Lind
Miller * Marshall " KaY MaIhs Of Ky
raw. Packer, Pine, Parker, Pearce, Pennington,
Perry, Pike, Porter, Pringle, Purviance, aryear,
Ricaud, Robbins, Roberts, Sabin, Sage, Sim
pan, Tho'ington, Thurston, Todd, Trafton r,
son, u Underwood, Vail, Wade, Waterman Wal
bridge, WashbuIne Of Wis, Washburne Of H.,
Wash WashbuIn Of Ne. Weich, Wells, " hitney,
Nays-Messrs. Aiken, Albright, Allen, Barks-
dale, Bennett Of Mi:s Bingham, Bliss Bccock,
Boyce, Branch, Burnett Campbell OF Ky Car
lie, Casks, Cobb Of Ala, Colfax. Craige, Craw-
ford Dodd, Dowdell, Dunn, Edmundson, Elliott,
Faulkner, Galloway, GARRETT, 6oode, Green.
wood, Harlan, Harris OF Ala Harris OF Illinois,
Holloway, Houston, jones Of Tenn Kelt, Kelly
kldwell, King, Letcher, Lumpkin, Mare, Mar
shall q III Maxwell, McCarty, McMuIiin, ale
Queen, Miller CT Ind Millson, Morgan Morti.
son, lott, Nichols, Norton, Oliver Of N ",
Peck. Petit, Powell, Quitman, Ready, Runan,
man, Shorter. Smith Of Tenn Sneed, stanton
Stewart, swcPe, Talbot, Taylor, waldron
Waller, Warner, Watson, Williams Winslow
Woodwork. Wright or Miss Wrig ht Of Tenn ,
and Zoliicpfer-Si.
Mr.. keitt made brief ex plan siion growing
out Of the remarks made bv MIR Bennett Of
How York, yesterday in the course of which
he stated that the committee on the Sumner
case adopted towards him the precise course
which was pursued by tho select commit. Q
toward those gentlemen upon whose cases re-
ports were yesterday Submitted to the House,
with this difference, that 10 copy Of tho testi
mony was furnished hiEl, bat it was merely
proposed that il should DO read TO him by The
committee clerk.
The House then went into Committee, (Mr
Washburne Of Me in tho chair wherein
the General Post on 20 appropriation bill be-
ing taken up, debate eusuei-Mr Stanton
| denOuncing the Tariff bill just passed and
Mr. Campbell Of Ohio, defending it, and Mr.
Garlic upon tie land grants question.
Mr.. Lane moved an amendment appropria-
ting %, OIO to put In operation line Of MI all
steamers between San Francisco, California,
and Olympia, Oregon Territory.
This amendment having been advocated by
MIR. Lane, Mr Anderson add MIR Denver, It
was amended, on motion Of Mr. Letcher by
adding proyisO to the effect that the whole
| ccst shall not exceed Si2J 900.
Several other amendments having been 6e
bated and disposed Of the bill was ed
| back to the House with a favorable recon.
| mendation, ere they adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGs.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went
to press, large number Of Private bill, were
passed, and then they vert into Executive
Session.
When the doors were thrown open
Mr.. Fitch made statement, pointing out
certain errors contained in a abstract pre- sent
Cd this morning by Mr.. Trumbull ss to the
proceeding OF the Joint convention of the In.
diana Legislature which elected Mr. f lie
| thought IL would not be just to allow that alb
stract OF these papers to go to the country with
| out reply being made
Dir 1rumbull said that the abstract was
merely brief synopsis OF the contents Of th e
documents, without any argument whatever;
ara as the papers were very voluminous, he
| thought 1t would facilitate the UNDERSTANDING
| Of the merits Of the case.
Mr.. Bright replied that unless denial was
interposed, 1t would give the i'm pr ession to the
country that the statements in those docuu q 1ts
were true. He thought that he and hi, col.
| league should have had notice that thi, stem
was 10 be taken.
Without further action on the matter,
The Senate adjourned.
In TIRE House, the question was put on the
adoption Of Mr. Letcher's substitute for ths
tariff bill that had been under consideration
in Committee Of the w hole not agreed to
yeas a, nays l22, as follows
Yeas-hIessrs. Aiken, Allen, Barksdale Ben
nett OF hIiss Bliss, Bocock Bcyce, Branch
Campbell Of Ky, Clingman, Cobb OF Alabama
CTaiss, Crawford, Davidson, Day, D0wdel, I'd.
mundsos, Elliott, EInre, English, Etheridee,
= duikner, + orence, Foster, Garnett, Greenwood
nan OF Iowa, Harlan, Harris Of illinois, Haven
| houston, Jewett; Jones OF Tenn Keitt, Kelly,
.Le'cnrr, L1mpkin, Nj ace, MARSHALL OF illinois.
| u unIh, Nctt ueen, Miller OF Ind Millson
| pS9n' MOI, Nichols, Oliver Of N Y, Orr.
1 re'nt, Rowe Quitman Ready Rufnn
20, savage, Scott, seward, shorter, Spin
| WsIL.r IN, stewart Talbot, Taylor, Vail,
| 49,, Toinei, w Alison, Wells, Williams,
Wrish, Of I.0 Oou~or'h' Wright Of Miss and
| Mays Messrs. Akers, ALBRIGHT Alice, n,
| bhooui, behson, bingham Bisbop Ro,,,a III
| shaw, BTenton, Broom, Butinton pIao-
CimPoeil OF Pa Campbell of Ohio C,,i,i a,ue
| ie', Cla,k Ike OF y Clark OF Conn aI 0nai
| ColfaI. Comns, COvcde, Coz, Craoin c,'1o n
| Cumback, DamIell, Davis Of Md Davis ., A. zen .
Dean, Dew III, Dick, Dickson, Dodd, Dunn n,,
| fee, Edie, Eustis, flagier, Fuller OF Pa t;,nn
way, Gilbert, Granger, h all Of Mass H,I,is ;,
Md, HsIrison, Hodges, HCfnan, Hoiiowav'
Horizon Of Howard, Hughston, Kelsey, en-
nett, King, Knapp, Knight, Knowlton, knox,
Ky Miller OF N Y, Millward, Moore, Mo a oi
| Moriu, Murray, Morton, Paine, Parker, PearCe,
Pennington, Pike, Porter, Pringle, Pcrviance,
Ricand, Richie, Kobt ms, Roberts, Sabin, Sage,
Sapp, Sherman, simmons, sneed, Stranaha
Swope, Tappan, Thorington, Thurston, Todd
Trafton, Tyson, Underwood, Wade, Waterman,
Walbiidge WaldIon, Washburne Of WISCONSIN,
Washburne Of III Wsshburn Of Me Welch
Whitney, Wood, Woodruf' and Zollicof-r-ll9.
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FIhEINsURANCE

'{NhE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COY.
/ pany Of the District Of Columbi. OTIS 70
the property owners OF the District the cheape.t
and as safe means OF Insurance against Loss by
Fire as any other company, as will appear by an,
examination Of its principles
The insured becomes member at certain hx.d
and uniform rates, for which he gives a deposite
note. Interest payable annually In advance to
form fund for the payment Of losses All pay
menss are placed 70 the credit Of the insured and
al r losses and expenses are deducted. and av-
ings that may accrue are returnable, agreeably TO
the charter and bylaws, without deduction and
with interes. thereon.
The actual working Of this company for the
past year shows The tual cost Of insuring hr.t.
class property 10 he but nine c, nts on each sIGO
and on other property In the same proportion
Otics adjoining (north) the Bank OF Washing
ton. feb 81 aoitss
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JUST KECFtyeu

a LOT OF PRUEES, RAISlNS, FIGS AND
IN son Shell Almonds, ali Of the beat quality.
ICE CREAM at 81 per gallon and made Ct
al cream, which has been attt sted BY hundreds
OF persons, at the Orphans Fair. (Iron HAIL.
fres byterian Fair, Sconeide,'s BniidIng, and at
Lutheran Fair, Metropolitan Hail.
Also, very fne lot OF choice CONFECTION-
cry just received This morning, too numerous
TO meltton.
We invite our friends 70 call ard see them AZ
No 30i Pa avenue.
feb 1887 U II RIDENoUR L CO.
lust ARRIyED-aNOTHE hssORT
ment OF the patent REGULATING FLUID
LAMPS These lamps cannot be exceiled fer
safety, briliiancy, and cleanliness.
ALSO
kerosene and Kerosene Lamps G. an entirely
new pattern, superDly finished
Lard OIL ard ard OH Lamps, several new
kinds. stand erd Hand Lamps
r, Pine oh and Pine Oil Lamps, ever va ley.
Hanging, stand and Side Lamps
Ethereal Oil or Spirit q las Manufactured OF the
best materials, superior 10 ehy made north OF his
city, giving clear light and burning longer
For sale by JR NcGREGUR
Ieo 10 div 53l Sesenth ST
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LEWIS STOMACH BIrTERs AND
BRANDIES,
MECHANICAL, AGRICULTURAL. AND
SCIENTIFIC BULL ETiN,
af the m etFg pelitau lustitufI.n

hE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH
Il daily, during the contin uance OF the NetIo-
poltan Institute Fair and In The air building a
Journal, devoted 20 general intelleen nee, iiiustrs
lions OF new Inv Ions. tic. 10 Offers an unusu
emit, ana other tgents to give a wide spread
circulation TO their advertis ments and TO inven-
tors for explaining the utility, economy, and
operation OF their productions
The latest important news by telegraph will
also be found In fits columns
Applications for subscriptions and advertise
ments can be made to = =
HENRY POLKiNHORN, or
teos-W T. BARNARD,
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REV. J. p DURBlN, ID. ID, COR
socis,x ., depending Secretary Of the Mission ary
wesley Chapel, corner Of r and stb stre cts. on
ga Ia next, I'D inst at IL O'clock IN. :,
aaa o,eio1t NJ. The Annual Mlssicnar Col,
'eS ssS "a S or De taken up throughout The dsy
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EIiQUaTTE AT WASHINGTON, TO
~ ge:heI With tie customs adopted by polite so.
ciaty In other cities. his is very useful lit e
book Ii is for sale al SH Book
store.
Godey's Lady's Book for March
Grahem's Magazine for March
RankiD's Abstract OF Medical Scierce
Invasion and Capture Of Washington city
ivors, by the author Of Amy Herbert
Love after 81 arfiage, Story OF the Heart, by Mrs
Caroline Lee Hen:z
Ehe Two Lovrn, or SISTERS Devotion, by the
au,hor Of Twin Sisters
Agent for the sale Of Harper's weekly paper,
the very best and cheapest pa per published Price
i've cents per copy, or SO 50 per annum
everything in the magazine and cheap publ
cation line for sale at
SHlLLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Odeon Building, corner of46 st and
feb 2l-JI PEN avenue
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To fly where danger calls - first our aim.
To lend a helping hand We ready are;
We love our cause. and CORY ia ourSaaE
Hhsre'r the tTeis We are ACTIVE there
Active, oh, let us ever nrove H. b.
twill add q chsrIa to our fs'irIty
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CARD.
ISAAC HERZBERs,
LICENSED PAWNBROkER,
WIN loan 3d. 0o In sums to suit on any articles
OF value NO. ago Pennsylvsnia svenue, beeWeen
u aud ~ stsests. Jan 7-eoSms
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PEAS, MUSHROOn, Ae.
WE HAVE RECEIVED OF RECEN

w importation
C1anpie mons IN Cans Of l and pounds
Petits Pois In Cans OF and pounds
Pate De Fois 6fas
Pate Fsi.an aux rrufss
Pate De Begasses
Pa lie Perdreaw Trunes
For sale by
feb 81 KINO BuRCHELL.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsp,aimisg On fhs Post O6les, Washington. u. C.
EtbrHagH 81, 1857.

Ord red TO be inserted In the EVENING SrAR
II oeir q the newspaper having the largest circu.
Istion Of any daily paper published in W sshins
ton
s~Psonssppiyns for letters thsfoiiovissiist VII
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sHOEg-SEGes-ynnES

SHUEE-SEUE S-SKOES.
HAVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE OUT
Il my stock OK BOOTS, SHOES AND-
BRDGhkS. and co... Gne myself excu- EGEt
siveiy to the DRY GOODS business IRHS
viii commence this day to sell of nv en- SEs
tire stocx at greatly reduced prices TO. cash In
nv stock Will be found general assortment OF
Lsdi,s', Misses, and Children's CATERS ard
SHOES Of every description Also, Gents Boy,'
eho fouths' BOOTS and SHOES Of every kind
md quality lot o. ladies' BLACK CATERS at
the IL" price Of eO cents, usual price 81 A lot
OF Ladies' SLIPPERS ard Ties at 3 cents, usual
price so cents. MEMS good Shoes at SIX and 81 ,
usuJl price 81 and 81 -. OTIS Of old fashioned
shoes Of different kinds, al about alt price
Purchasers will and they can save at least If
teen Per cent, by examining my stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
u. HYATT,
No :i9 Seventh street. third door below the
Northern Iibenies' Market feb 81 -soat
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iN'iIALS.-Msdicus D. O. KIN Scribe M NsL
"sshirgfoh Lo"ge !. .. o. y, PTesi .eL
Ala society Secty U. Agrcut Society," sscrs
tary Harmony Lodge L. o. u y Secretary Un,on Lodge
~ ~ Secretary k-stsrn Lodge o. p. Secretary 81
L. Co; ii. Co n, e.
February 81. 1857. JAS a. BRRREff. p. n.
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BOARDING.,

RUGBEY FAMILY MANSION, CORNER
~ Of l4th ard streets - Beard permanent a
t.ansient during the Irsne Il faiion week Fanl-
lies accommoda ed With suits OF two or moe
Rooms Amply to the Agent at the Mansion.
feb 2l-1w&
BOARD, &c.--MRS. BATES, ON THEsw
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th stree,
bpfepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
70 render those comfortable who NAY favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. snen
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THE SECOND 8KAED CurILION
OF rHd
Anacostia Active Associatio,

VIII TAKE FLACK At
ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD,
On TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. aIth, 1857
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-.o be had OF any or
the members, or at the door on the evening Of he
party.
Committee Of ArTdagemsns,
Alex Eaton. Sam'l Ca I'se Vba,s Cecil
joLh W Nofes, W m IL. day. feb al.2t.
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Lost and Found,

Osf.-AT THE PRESIDENTS LEyfk
II HAIR BRACELET, with Go d Stone Ser
The finder will receive its full value by leat,ns,
Il ct No $50 Penn. aveaus lie
OsT.-ON TIRE 18th INSTANT. re
IL ween the National Hotel AID Ca pitol nm q
small MEMORANDUM BOOK III Under wi 4
receive THINKS OF the owner by leaving Il al tL,s
ori.e. sbsisIs
tsT-BY THE UNDERsI6NED, MEN.
IL ORANDUM BOOK, In which G-st-ssSsa
are four otes Of $50 each, drawn by -
Chs Cumlsnd, avable to my order, Ia y -
dated January, 1866, due in March S6
NAV, July and September, 1857 Also, a note
drawn by VIM. johnson payable TO Geo WHEAT
The public are cautioned ayairst trading for
the notes, "a payment " III be stopped On same
liberal reward will he paid for the return Of
same To me JOSHUA GIBSON,
feb sl-jts Corner OF 7th and streets
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HAIR ER'S wEEKLY, FOR SAT-
urday, February 2lst Contents: Central
America Men made 10 Order; Evidence In the
burdell Case; A Splendid Invitation; Sorrsvy for
science; Man about Town; Chat How long
ought We to Live Wooden Nulmeys in ltaIy
Literary; Oldest City In America; Foreign New;
Domestic Intelligence Notes anu Queries Ants
and Sciences; FoTefgn Religi us liens; Agiicul-
tuFai items Bonhons from Paris; The Dead
secret; The Detauitiag Teller; Wise and Other
VIE; &c &c ,ac 81 50 er annu,n or s cents
sing.y. (ieb 2D FRANCK TAYLOR
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The GENTLEMAN VINO WAS
~ permitted by ClOthier on eth street, on
the Hth instant, to take away Coat to see IL II
would III his son, had better call aud settle the
matter, or as he Is well known, be will be publicly
exposed. feb aU-2t&
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WArCKEs, JxWKLhY, AaD SILVER

{ Al Row JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
The most splendid ard rich styles Of tEa Golo
Jewe.rt a!ho. very superior assortment of
Time Keeping w atches, In gold and silver cases
Soid pee acies, Gold Chains, Gold Thtmb!es
Seal, Ke.s, ard every other article usuafIy he
In a first e ,ais Jewclfy Store
am also manufacturing some very fne solid
silver ware, such as splendid Tea Sets, Pitchers
UIns, Goblets, Cups, Napkin Rings sp ons
Forks, Ladies, &c all Warranted Standard 81.
yer
We do rot sell Northern made Wares as Of our
own ma nuf3 ctuys
Please cal al 3i5 Pehhsy;vania avenue
leu "a III. d. HOOD.
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IOTTS, MATTRESSES. BERS. &c

tOTTS, MATTRESSES, BEDS, &c
a NEGOTIATING A LARGE DEMAND
"a have had mate up heayJ stock Of superior
and inferior curled hair, shuck, and cotton TOP
MATTRESSES; hair and feather PILLOWS
and BOLSTERS; feather BEDS double and
sing COLTS, sc.
have also In st re, fifteen sets OF COTTAGE
CHAMBER FURNIEURE. from the cLsapest
to the NEST expensive patterns, together with a
general as ,oftment Of parlor, dining .rco m and
chan Der URN lfCRE, &C all Of which will
sell a. unusually low pices
c. w. BOTELER,
ico 2i-eooi Iron Hall.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, Feb p, 1857.
CARD MANY FALSE REPORTS

~ being in circulation With rega d to the
health OF this establishment, by Invitation tbe
Board OF Health have visited our prem,s.s ar n
report the following. GUY q BRIGGS
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0STAE HON PITTS, OF TENNES-
- see, will deliver discourse In the ouse
OF Representative, on sABBATH, the ed inst.
His subject will be the United States OF Ayner,n:
fortold In Holy Scripture II
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, Goth February,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Dapartu.nt
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TRINITY CHURCH FAIR.-THs
- Fair OF TrluitY Church Sunday School
ioi the benefit OF the Mission Chapel, whicr was
10 have besH closed on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, Will On account Of the inciemercy Of the
weather for the past two days, he continued On
MON "a I, the I'D Inst from 10 O'Clock N ID,
until 10 p IN. ms
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kSUNITARIAN CHURCH REV MR..
~S hBIRR, will preach, as usual in Tenn.
p6Tance Hall, on + street, between 9Th and 10th
streets TON ORROW MOB MIG, at IL O cl'k
Subject-Chlist on Mediation -"There is one
God and Mediator between God and Man, the
Man Christ Jesus ~ Tim lis It's
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Supreme Court.-Yesterday, LewisB Reed
Jr Esq, of New York, was admitted an at.
torney and counselor of this court
No. lo9. The Michigan Central Railroad
COMPANY, plaintiff in error, as the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company ct al The mo-
ton to dismiss this cause was argued by Mr.
I. ). walker IN support of and by Mr.. Joy in
opposition thereto. Adjourned.
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RSNOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
- Marion Club will be held on MONDAY
EVENING next, at ~ O'Clock Every member
Is requested 10 be present. BY order Of the
III" PRESIDENT
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- WAsHINoToy, Feb ~ 1857
The members ofthe Bo.Td CT Health from the
ouftn ward, and the Commissioner Of Health,
visited the National HOte', and examined tho.
oughly all parts Of thsbuid irg and they are Tar
py 10 state That they can discover at present no
cause that can produce disease, and that there fs
no heed OF apprehension among the quests or
strangers CHAs r E0eCE "
feb 2l-3t Cam ~ poaI;L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
PERU.

A, ndri.bt on the 10Th ult. the steamers Apur-
mac and Huaras entered the port OF Caao, haVIhs Oh
beard 800 of Nivanco7 men ana |oV oncs1s, - Ia
ia Vivauco landed his forces near the suburbs Oh Las
Chacritas and Piscadores al d IN tue morning. von
sistrg Of about 800 hundred men, who lmm'dia'cl
marched toward the Arsenal and Moe lhey were
met by the Government forces ana DISK uto Oo'H '
nenc.d on both sides, which resulted IN Nivauco
t,oors being compelled 10 retire. which tSey ala, con
testing the ground foot by foot, until they reacheG INC
hotel Of Arancibia at the corner OF the f"@a 90 Ia
Iglesia and from which they Kept up heaEy nIe %
The Government troops. Another party OF IvaIco
forces who retrea,ed by the Gale de Ia M'ion' To-
ward The Plaza del Mercado, were defeated ny the
GoverImeut force and compelled to surrender. lhsy
were conveyed TO the Castle. ten. fihIai VI VIC
Government army, was shot, and Ten. ioPV'a "H"
Col Rodrcuez tell on the revolutionary s!de
The forces from the Ucayai wero dI'emDstkcd anu
held the guns the mole against the fe'oiut'Gns,
Gems Vigil and Machuca were taken prisoners III l'I'
Union Hotel, both OF them were wouhueu- '"ou00
himself did not disembark.
The contest lasted from > 10 in the morning, aud
during that time the steamers ApurmGc ana iiualn7
kent moving about in the bay after "hiCn 'hey It.
fired but ,tlll kept up their steam.
On Tho 9th. while the funeral Obsequies OF Gen
plaza were being celebrated, an alarm was spread
that EivancO troops were disembarkng Inc! -"iueIS
discharged the blank cartridges IN their muskets 10
oad with bali and thereby added considerably 10 the
con,reion During this excitement, Mr.. Eaton, the
Cl.rk of the American Consul, went to the "p
of the Consular building to watch the proceedings
and received a bullet wound from solder III inc
street which, unfortunately proved fatal MI Ea5on
death is universally regretted among all the residents
in Callao. In the evening of the same day Gen Can
seco paid visit to the United States ship John Adams
to express his regret for The death OF MI EaIoG.
II. f. NJ 8 ship Satellite has been dispatched north
10 nrotect the r. s. n. Company- steamer Bogota, III
case the Apurimac should attempt TO modest her
Vvanco SAYS that he has still 300 men IN NequIpa
and Islav and refuses 70 consider himself defeated
The revolutionary ships Loa, Gul-e aud lscucha'
were at the Chircha Islands.
President Castillo arrived at Lima on the 9TH aiter
having ridden from IIua.ca. During the Joula"y he
received a fall from his horse which rendered hun
i1seusble for two hours, but was finally enabled 70
resume bis journey.
In consequence Of the movements IN Callao, the
Custon.louse was closed and all business suspended
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Fam The .f,pia,caR Courier


From Central America We have news per the Onlted
States sloop-of-war II. MaryS and steamer Panama.
Yankee nil lbusersrn il al al end in Central America,
for the present Walker and thirtyo his officers
and men came 70 Panama i'll the ~. Mary ana few
more came in the Panama. The st. Mary arrived
on the 10th aud the Panama the 18th, having left
Pmta Arenas on the 18th. From the latter vessel we
have the following
The Panama brings Col Titus, Capt. Bell, and hve
other libusters Up to the time Of the Panama de-
parture from Puuta Arenas Walkers men hac NOT
made their appearance. The men left behind On the
previous VOYAGE were sent home to Greytown.
The suggestion is that that remainder oi me men
who were with Walker AT the time OF the capltulauOn,
vii also be sent by way of GreytoWn
He cap.ualed 10 the Costa Rlcans on the LIST May,
ba,,, nearly 800 men and but two days PROV slons-
hy fle terms If capitulatOn they were alo"ed to
leave Xiv with their side-arms, and the men were TO
BE- sent home al the expense of Costa Rica.
The Glhu :ers in Nicaragua are now 10 be oi jill
fr.ut elias, dion for some time PASTOR while to
come. at least. We learn from GrcytOwn, through q
correspondent at that place under date of May f. the
various parties OF the Costa kcans LcOrescs Grana-
dinus ChamorrstaS &C. openly discuss their respect
i've accounts from the seat o.. war asd the manner IN
which the Costa Eicans are endeayorug 10 gggrandZc
t. themselves all the benefits ot Walkers expulsion
and the introduction of British capital and British IN
Ruelcc. The Ni,a1aguans OF all parties are loud IN
G,uucU,cus ot the course Of the Costa Klcan repre-
.,utatiNrs and say they almost convinced thnt
they VIII have soon 20 choose between tn Costa
Rcaus and the hbu>trr> their masters, aud u go,
they should prefer thetH,ter.