The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
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PERU.
Rid OF THE REvOLrTION-ARGQUIPA TAKEN BY CAS-
TILLA--THE MOST BLOODY BATTLE or THE SOUTH
AMERICAN wARs-THE STEAMSHIPS SURRENDERED
TO TIKI GOVERNMENT HOW CAsTILLA TREATS HIS
ENEMIKs-qHE UNITBB STATES FRIGArE MERRIMAC
AT CALLAO.
Aria March 21) Correspondence of Panama Herald
Castillo has AT last taken Arequps by Storm the It'll
inst net however without loss The narration
Ct tt. baue terrific An eye witness states that the
blood down the barrcades in streams six hours after
the fight that the battalion ds Ayacucho, defending the
bsrrcedes, AMI ssit to be COO strong, were all killed,
with the exception Of 40.
day for Cslao, TO be delivered up TO the government
Her Britannia Msjesty's steam soop Retrbation also
Baynee board and the United States soopol Msr
rimsc, are expected to pay us visit shortly.
(Calao (slsrch 80 correspondence Of Panama Herald
The last act Of the Castillo and fivauoo revolution
concluded the days Of the 7th and 9th Of this MONTH
OF the most culinary battles fought in South
America; ana Castillo is now master Of Arequipa VIVIAN
co with few friends has retired 10 Bolivia The loss
both sides is two thousand killed, and the ey b
nled with wounded. The general impression is
tha, the loss Of life among the wounded viii be
large for want OF proper attendance 1t proposed send
t.ncs 10 the few that are there when The news st ar
rived none believed IT, for Arequips has always been
mpegnaoe but whatever doubts there might
have been In the matter dspelled by the
rival OF the rgate ApurmAc Capt hontero for the pur
pose Of submitting her to the goveenmeutCspt Montero
and Gen. Rvas, however, dictated their Own terms,
which have been accepted by the Cover nmeot and by
which they agree W respect the property aad
the liberty OF all 0fcers, soldiers and seau eussged
the Apur;mac.
Tbs. those who wish to leave the country may do go
II their own leisure.
Thai the pay the soldiers and sesmen shall be paid
by the government
The frieates ApurmAc, Pey,ani, Husrss W be de
under inventory by e presen, possessorS to the
This last act OF Cant Montero has i'm nortaizsd him
the government Upon the last occasion he was
offered half million OF dollars, which he
Doby refused, and during the bonbsrdment OF
africa he flew the amount offered him at his mizsn
mast, perhaps 10 show them that he WAS In earnest
and that Peru could boast OF having who could
be bought Cpon his arrival here be divided all the
money he rad AMONGST his officers and men and
shore penbness, where he met with reception worthy
Of bis acts A1d himself be was cheered ny all parties
friends aud foes and 10 railroad station
his arrival in Lima was more enthusiastic STILL ~ he
entertained there the same evening In the most
made tie occasion. Captain Montero, with his
friend General Rvns, will PROBABLY leave for Europe
70 sec the future President q Peru The seat IA within his
grasp, and a Of bis ambition energy sud psrssve-
rance will not let pass When he Is elected he VIII
the country with hrmness that will be death
blow 10 lees active ssptrants.
rrnor reached us tina, Gea Castillo intends 10
push the war into Bolivia probably to place friends
Cordova Bezu o, the head Of affairs that oouuiry
Castillo Is enemy Of Dr. Lnsres and will dispose
OF him. ah oueh Peru present requires peace her rea
sur ID exhausted and her credit below par
very mrortaD, question presents itself at this
ment In the affairs OF this republic and already ,nsdce
"
will be the OF Cen Casta 10 the OF govern
menh whether the Convention will again be called toge.
Their CoDgressr or what Ia likely aud what they
most fear, that he will declare himself Dctat1r with
Coenei Of Minister'S that be the case the different
parties will be united, and revolution sill follow that
will brig foreign protectorate the country.
Next 10 the excitement oaustd by the the fall
OF Arequipa n the arrival Of the United States frxae
korrmsc abe has been crowded with visitors every day
her arrival, and yct the crowd continues She "a
gorg the bay 10 LORENZO 70 practice gunuery
Her consumption Of powder must DO great every day
she has been sslung Mnisters Consuls Adurais Conc
rails, &c She leaves shortly FOR Panama We are
daily EXP cling the saranac add Nandaiia
The ship Lizze Thompson and bark Georgins are SIN
held prizes and they will probably be sold There
dorbt that they legitimate prizes perhaps might
will be brought TO bear upon right horever the Peru
visns have secured the services Of OF the abost
ursts In the United states 10 protect The case when all
probability system Of one horse dplomscy will be se
vetely handled uuderstsnd THAI our Minister has got
bold Of them somewhere; bat msy be so of that he
will lose himself In trying 70 ind where.
Business is very dull There are n great number Of
American ships IN the bay seeking charters but rates
low that they viii not accept then aud Ink
that some Of them win leave here 10 ballast
Prom the Paaama Herald, April 81
Our fniia correspondent informs that Or Oakfori,
United States C0osu at runbes the former place
for the benefit Of biz health but died there OF thu 10Th
ult al the residence Of his father IN law Cen Guerra
Bs remains we're inferred with great ceremouy