The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

that The worshppers Of fashion have 10 sur for their
York.
There Is some talk Of the province OF Busuos Ayrss
abe lornatOu of graud coaiederatoa to be osod ths
United States OF South America Z"
There NO ue.s Dom Bolivia By this ms. 90 we must
ohasttaby take for granted that Geaera Oordova u still
In posseeslon OF hs uneasy seat tee Presidential chair
From Peru the ony new, Of interest relates 70 the pro
of the revolution, which continues dog ts slow
fortunate accident for one side or the othor
Casma with 300 Of the revolutionary army. 0sasrsi W.
vanco was there at the date Of the lest accounts.
General Le,zundt the commander Of the government
forces, was killed By Q muskes shot In the throat
ousr, party 1ss latest dates a. s Caso o. tho issn
the steamer Izcuchsoa Joined Aer. but sailed .nsxs day
The revolutionary vessel Loa and the government ship
Admiral Guisse met on he 18th OIL Panta PanAs alter
suSdIy wH1le demonstration. they parted without nhng
.ss.@se inc ~ sss. Iss & Ra%s.: M isssss:sa
83 guns; Uoayau q and Admiral Gsisse, Castillo hM
offered $500 600 70 any person who viii resks the revo
nns chance for some YANKEE specuiator OF making
baI million easily. Don Jo,e FAbio Aelgar has resigned
nss S.sn 20 m p
notice In the CtsSerio, Of Lima aoaaes the public
that that The 70 governments sn purchase Urea firearms q 81!
prevent their fAIling into the hands OF the re-
voiu'ous, or owing to scarcity in tho government arse
From oil tho newspaper accounts Infer that vvanoos
cause progressing and 10 probable th1 Cssula will
st'u.on making 60 viii have to bo gone over de nouO
Thst Echeuique does not step In and ouss vvsnco
ooun,sy. which order sSe rerussd 70 obey Hs .soS
placed guard ON her house Tho lady Of Gen yivsuco
has been similarly treatod Could not your women's
Chtmborazo, IN Ecuador has been sscsrded by q
Frnobmsn and an Eng,shmsn. They reached an elsva
tion Of ee43 metres al 4ee fee, and declare the as
oeyt to be not only practicable but easy. If time
rhsi send you translation OF hsr published account
believe told you In OF my former letters that
young Peruvian. named Lnriva, claims to have dis
an angle. Another native Of Lima no claims TO have
dscoversd perpetual motion 20 you see that oven In the
midat Of revelations some nnd time for scienuoc study
fear. however, that perpetual motc- viii prove TO be
"no 60"
There no now, or importance from the republic Of
Eouador.
STATEMENT OF A CALIFORNIA PASSENGER.
We arrived In Aspnwsll on the 9th Of February; We
were three hours In coming BY railroad from Panama.
There was boat ready 70 take 70 Grey town.
Alter We had been In AsplnwA three days the Transit
Company paid board promised to pay for until
tie arrival OF the Tennessee. Tho Company did every
thing In their power for Us; could complain of
their treatment during this trip. There sicSness
smocg the psncngers on the Ishmus- The Tennessee
arrived ut Aspnwau the morning Of the 10Th, her
passengers started the Ithmus the railroad ct
IL n. The Onzaba was waiting for them at Panama. and
they would Leave BY her the afternoon Of the 10th.
for san Francisco The steamer Texas left her California
passengers Greytown, and the Tennessee whom she
arrived, took them on 70 Aspinwau. We LETT Aspiuwan
In the tennessee, ct ocioc, P. NJ the loth and
nirs on The 18th Inst. We found tho
assrsd 70 New 0fl,sns; sisoI 70 hear news from Wal
ker a. WAS expected he going TO fght that day
ea on Ss r1s
the river they we're apoat fifteen miles up tae river
on G,sy.o-n The , ss%oes Of ws.ss,. men on the
and are forcing their way upward They wore soon
psc,eo % attack San Carlos ana in ten days fort
ngnt they wore expected 70 be In OF the whole
river. There were about len persons c-me from MICA
ragus win Us some Of then were dessr ;ishey
hey bad opportunity 70 do 90 One dcserier tsid
mo be expected 10 be en-, and would be taken
on 20 New York with Several persons attempt
ed 10 get away were seized and carried baok. One
before we arrived there for dssertins scvers Of me
men Who went out 70 6rcytown board the Tennessee
"a a. o%s prosou .s1s 0,st :.
The belief 81 0seytowu was that The mon this side
would soon get possess.oa OF shs river San Juan that
Walker w0 on the eve OF great and decisive battle
and that the Ancricans would triumph. Tnsrs we're
who sui believed wsksr would DO overture sn
The me- .so scas rom New o..n. ..rs II so
ed and equipped; each carried . rife, revolver aad
to 60 up ths river two or ,hrse times 70 is their
provisions. We LEFT Grcytovn on ths anernoOu Of the
l2h lnstant.
| NEWSP APER ACCOUNTS.
THE BivAs AND LAKE BOATS STILL IN POSSESSION
or Tbs COSTA BIoAns-vaUTTLEss ArrExPT or
RECRUITS FOB wALKSR TO ASCEND THE BIvER--
BATTLE AT sr. GEORGE, AND GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
-wALgE8 sTILL AT EryAs- -cosTEhPLATEp EN-
GA6ExsET BETWEEN THE ALLIES AND wALKR's
ABMY.
[Trom the Panama Star, Feb. I'll
Tho Sioa,sgus nship orzabs arrived IN port from
Fan francisco via San joan del Sur tho aght OF the
5th inst, bringing from arasua TO tho ID ins
and 800 passengers for New York.
wene indebted TO Purssr Buckman Tor the following
memorandum OF the trip
mo Nicaragua Company steamer orizsbs, J. Il.
Bletheu, commander, LETT san francisco Jan. 20 nsP
VI Jan rs, arrived nj hsnzanio. WAS detained twelve
hours 10 take on board stores. specie, 6o
Feb. g. arrived ~ san Juan. President walker and
bis men were In good health and spirits Feb sal ed
from San Juan, and arrived at Panama on the san.
Rivss wNkcrs head quarters through an entirely dis
interested and reliable channel Our Informant TO
Ncsrasua 10 inquire tor himself the portion OF
walker, ana place the fules, condolences 10 his state
menis, nctvhsandipg tbe7 are Ia respects II
psses Who have an interest In Inc Of walkers
army.
An s,,sek had been made on General c.nss ct oorsie,
the 2eth ut, by General walker under the mand
of General H.nrrgsen which lasted about veuty four
hours. and In when nve OF Walkers rangers killed
and Capt Phinney mortaly ded, and s said that
allies lost about eighty killed; reports frcm
Informed quarters ss,e that this amber IA much exas
geratcd. Walker finding himself matched ordered
. retreat and fell back upon Rivas.
On the 2Sh Henain ssen again, With foce of 400 men,
attacked the allies Who had advanced TO 81 George, with
N one league OF Bvas Amer IS hours fighting Walkers
forces revesied again. falling back upon Rvn, With
loss Of 10 h led and 80 wousdcd ssse par, o. whom
were officers. II reported that the allies lost 400
Killed and 400 woupded but otber reports that
third Of these figures would cover the whole number
On The Both Walker arrived ri San Juan Dol Sur with
force Of So0 men, 10 guard the recruits go mer and
supplies expected from San Francisc, on the orssss-
&c returned 10 Rvn the evening OF the I'd insant-
was supposed Walker would attack the allies a. 81
George about the 4th Instant
General snass force ~ 81 George 10 consist of
about 500 mcu, strongly pos ed and b0ncadsd. Wal
kers force OF lighting men said to be SEQ all told Of
which portion must Of always be Isn 70 guard
Rlvss no that he can In case bring 500 In
the Geld, out Of Rivas. supposed that the allies
1000 available when be landed by tue
steamers the lake, and reported that about 100
GusHnala troops bad been landed a Rcalejo.
Csnas marched forocsof 400 Int Virgin Bsy