The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07


The slight difference 10 number between the dead and
wounded be accounted for the cold boodencss OF
the Per avian The government lost some 90 killed
rs wounded 90 officers and 2T5 OF the Vivanoo
fell into their hands Such Is the result Of the attack made
upon csao occaoned and defended for political aud self
During the engagement, the Apurimac and Huaras had
steam up and geDg around the bay "a soon az the
reut OF the attack became known both vessels 10
anchor among the shipping; some $50 men are still on
board Thinking that the loss OF his troops would
affect yivanco to induce him to come to terms Gene
raj CaDseco appointed two gentlemen 10 wait upon him,
with him arrange 20 have the Of given up
10 the government One Of the boais OF the English rgae
Monarch took the two gentlemen on board where they
were received with great courtesy and hospitality by Gene
vvanco Montero and Crdenes they pain ed the
them through with the utmost good feeling, and although
they stopped board some two hours Vvanco reserved
his until the moment Of their departure when he
said
GrsuwEv-T regret for the sake nf humanity that II Ia
not my power the leader of the present revolution
TO agree your terms OF peace The people Of Csso,
nay Of all Peru are tired OF farce acted by General
Castillo, and anxious for his downfa Notwithstanding
that my brave troops we're defeated there this morning.
II not patriotic defeat was defeated by Castillas
gold Tel the gentlemen who sent you here that the few
troops which disenbarkcd this forenoon the
vanguard Of army: they know their bravey-at least
OF Il they had proof enough oday; FIVE thousand such
heroes will attack the roon government sf Castillo within
nth hence. His power and the oppression Of my fol-
low oountrymen will level Give Up my vessels indeed
DO you know gentlemen, that the whole Peruvian fleet Is
under my commandS 10 you know that the Chncha
Islands the only source of revenue, In possesson2
Co. however, and tell the convention take the power
from the hands Of Castillo and allow election 70 take
place; then may treat with you, but until then will up
hold the casse OF my poor country.
Montero however strong In his language, and
q, time interrupted the conversation " saying
"Oh would TO God that had the command OF this noble
vessel but for hour and would lay Caao In ruins Az
he end Of this interview vicanco kindly took leave OF the
On the 2lth inst while the funeral ceremonies were
being performed In the Caao chapel the body OF
General In Paza and while the troops were awaiting the
corpse in the street TO conduct TO It's rest place. false
raised TO the effect that yivsuco again dis
embarkne The soldiers ordered to discharge
the blank cartridge they bad In their guns and TO reload
With BALI heavy volley therefore Cred o aud Mr..
william r. Eaton the Secretary Of the United States Con
sulae at Calao, was moriay wounded by musket ball
In the ches, The young happened TO be standing
the Consulate at the time He states In his deposition
taken inst before bis death that he saw one OF the boat
take deliberate aim ct his person, and that was the
second time they attempted TO take bis life 700
the news Of the occurrence reaching the Anne
ricsn sloop Of John Adams that vessel Immediately
changed her position and assumed a hostile atitade
the Later tho principal authorities went
board and spoogiged for the accident In the most
humble manner understand, also, that the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs has addressed notes of rege, and apology
Poor Eaton however died. after suffering the most horrd
torture for sin hours His funeral attended, the
2stb, by all the officers Of the John Adams and large
number OF the residents OF ealso ior ey a., Mr. E"on
Boston, and had been in the country but one year
The steamer which arrived at CaDso from Panama on
the 25h, brought @ passengers from Payta 70 huacho,
President Castillo and Eve Of his officers He got
checkuated by yvanco, and therefore hurried towards
the capital quick ss possible, leaving behind all the
troops who accompanied him from here aud the Huaras
Not wbhirg to give The Apurmsc chance OF selling his
person in the bay Caao he disembarkcd al Huscho,
and arrived mt Caao by andyeserday morning Some 1000
negroes mounted on iacka1es and carrying calico hsss,
awaited bis arrival the ouyks OF Lima the night
OF the % b. but we're disappointed AZ he did not enter
that night II was really curious sight, 10 such bat
aoa rushing down the str, eta 10 the residence Of Castillo,
where his lady had provided for them several OF psco
peruvian brandy or course there a"bg drunk"
and plenty Of robberies during the night
The retreat Of yvanco from the morrill, bis defeat at Cal
lao and his seeming unpopusrity among the people, will
prosbIv occasion his DOWNFALL and perhaps restore the
- uutry 10 few months peace. Moreover, Gen. San Ro
nan IL marching upon Arsquips with force 1000 men,
and mar able 10 restore that city once more W Caas
authority vivanco's treasury, however, seems 70 DC
abundsny supplied, FOR the income from the Chnchs
Islands IA daily increasing, and he win soon have the
means 10 raise . large army.