The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-04
DIR CALLA0 CORRESPONDENCE.
USnsD STATES Snnr DRc Arug,


olG cALLA0 CORRESPONDENCE.
USnsD STATES Snr DEc Arug,
eALLAo, sept II, 1858.
ieusa.o4ay Designs IN Pclz4-opeo.erl agai.,s Ecua
doy-haNosed Adueat ef Fli5uters-Maiiny on the Brig
Charles mn, Of Bostoa--Ciurch fssticals-Couaes IF
the Ld1tes, dc.
The revelation which appeared impending two weeks
ago has yet made but little successful progress.
Nothing definite has been heard Of movements o.
Echinque ia the south Some three Of the small Peru
wan men OF war have been down the coast in order
70 watch las movements, On board the Anazonas-one
oil the na' = menofwar owned by Peru, which has been
quietly yng al anchor tue bay here for some mouths
WAS discovered few days ago. that there was strong
party in favor Of Echnilue and that plan 'ius,
formed 70 turn the vessel to him Those OH rs
Who were detected through certain Correspondent th
came to light as beng the prime movers Of the conspiracy
were sent ashore, and confinement IN the cas-
SIC Of the which city The adhcrenj OF
technique represented still being actively at work
IA secret that general nsurrecton probable ut an
early day
In regard to the E,ua difficulties, the Pcruvians
have sent small naval force 10 Guayaqu the chef port
Of that republic, with itimdtm when ioceiv.
cd, determined 70 make hostile demonsr aton
against her ut once, an ''tas, the Concrete remarks,
''Equacor vii, receive the reward due TO her in
Insisting ceine % her English creditors portion
OF her boundaries 70 which her title is doubtful as wei
40 laying open the waters Of the Amazon as free TO the
vessels OF England the United States; for should the
Yankees once obtain oothod in the country nothing
would deter them from ultimately inundapg it, Let
tiers have been received here from Guayaqu soliciting the
presence 81 American afford prOec-
ron 70 The c2is OF our country during the dnicucS
imptudns
A few days AGO was current that n party OF
hbus,eis we're expected here from California; and
who were 70 make common cause with Echniquc This,
though mere umor, and apparently without any foun-
iltou generally credited that Pres dent Cas-.
ta has been ieslrous that our ship should remain here
for time
On the 18th inst. the English man of war Vixen COM
nanded by Captain Lambert sailed for Panama intending
T. undergo repairs The gridron owned by the English
a, Toboga. The English soop OF Alarm commanded
b. -.
II has been the custom with the authorities
sionaly 10 delay the sa of the vessels Of te Engsh
Pacific Steam Navigation Company for few hours, when
ii suited tAar convenience do The last that the
Bolivia sailed to the south SHE was thus ordered 10 wait
by Gen Castillo uni certain dispatches could be made
out, and sent from Lima, SIX miles distant which he
wished 10 forward by hor Cap Johnson commander,
demonstrated agansi this de alton and interference the
movements Of his steamer; and reporting tho 70 Capt
Curry Of the Alarm, was ordered b. HIM to sail at once,
and in future 70 never walt moment beyond the time
fixed for saling.
Tie Americas merchant vessel Chas I'LL, Commander
C Hale Of Boston, that arrived here short since
had nutiny Of her crew. Of the sailors sabbing the
mate the injury however, was not Of scro1s character.
Her commander sent aboard Of ship requesting asss
tance stating mat he feared general uprising the crew
he should att mt contne tho board his
own ship. The saior brought to the Decatur and
Kept confinement for a short time. when he
shore and delivered into the charge of Mr. Miles, United
States Consul The man has been discharged, With loss Of
his pay
On The oath inst celebrated great pomp tn, fets
o. a. hei sedes the patron saint Of Armo III Lima; the
celebration consisted OF grand through Of
the prime pal streets the cay The procession connenc
ing at the Church Mercedes, which
splendid style for the OCCASION was headed by
large body q monks ana priests with aper aud banners
N tLer HANDS, next on two Platforms borne the heads
OF large troop OF natives, were carried two images
representing ST. Mercedes. This image arrayei in
tong flowing robes, heavily embroidered with gold, and
had the counteiance Of smiling young lady with long
skon curi- falling upon the shoulders and floating in the
wind as the march advanced These locks are said TO
TAR Idnauas IL front. IL the sides and after the images
carried standards giterng with their tinsels
Of gold The mage itself wore a golden crown resplen-
carried before the image, composed OF tropical
voii,c offerings ut the feet Of the image The
attendant priests, with ngng censors, loaded the
with incense Next followed some Of the officers Of the
government among whom saw Gen san Roman. said 10
be the ehc military counsellor 81 President Castillo, aud
Senior 2eyaos, Minister Of Foreign Relations, each bear
ing large wax taper next large COMPANY Of musicians
on foot; ,acu came company Of infantry, then
pany OF horses followed by troop
" cavalry A. the procession slowly marched, hating AT
intervals along lesdng the Church
OF Mercedes the plaza the sidewalks and adjacent bal
comics tbrongod with dense crowds Of the beau. and
AIRY Of the city Among the ladies who houored the
day With heir presence there display of richness
grandeur aud maguccuce that would have thrown tho
.wcalih of Oimus and OF Ind" quite In the shade A
number Of the dressed in the sQyd
the Original costume 0 the country yet aey fallen much
into dsuse The saga dress hitting the upper
part OF the body perfectly yet below the waist very
vouminous in its dimcns ous and gathered by great
pumber " closely joined ut the waist 10 throw
into Thousand iods IS falls 70 the feet The contour
OF the boiy, which would otherwise become So maniest
ty this mode o dress, partially concealed by the OF
the hustle. Tie saga i usually Of dark maroon silk.
Around the waist Is neatly folded the manic, which
smbies IA mantiia. OF black silk. The Iafo Is carried
upv from the vast behind covering the shcnlaers
then concetling the heal and fee
completely except eye Tho other arm, which suf-
nciently expcsed 10 dspay It's symmetry and lewe!id
CLASPS, employed IN securing the mario about the
face The more usual dress that " the European
style conioined with the ;arddd TIL, t1Jstda black
silk VEIL folded about ire head n 10 conceal almost AL
the Couutenance exccpi the eyes The dress Of Cos
six OF any variety color, though usually black.
embroidered with delicate Blue yellow flowers, and
adorne, With prunsion ~ velvet imagined hounco,
glief
long SINCE has iouni way here and eigns queen
pfene Of sshon IL iena,e dress the bonnet T.
rsed here t place bcbg supplied by the tIrddd AMI
cascna a0Nh Thus screened, the scncrtas during the
PROCESSION we're tree 10 converse With the gentlemen
whom th.y met the street. such freedom Of manners
IL tolerated and s.ered ndecoro.s uron feast
days Thr I.manian ladies' have remarkable vanity
about the beauty of their eyes which such occasions
tn tc St. Mercedes graied 20 the fullest extent by
the numerous compliments hysaod upon them by the
Gal AT end .l.iyslfc tastDisus.
The nccstur's ofscers ana crew are we'll She is on the
eve Of returning To- tie coast uf Central America