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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-13
PERU.

Fresh attempts at revolution had been made at Cuzco
and Arequipa but were sunocatcd, the people in the
latter city having lost two or three in killed
The four members Of Congress who undertook TO hold
session of that body after its reassembng had been pro
hbted by Castillo have been found guilty Of endeavorng
10 nctc the people 10 turbulence, and viii be cxied.
On the 10th President Castillo, through Senior Mecar,
fssuel crcular the diplomatic and consular corps NJ
the Republic Of Peru in relation 20 his contemplated
with Ecuador.
Tho document is very long but is only
sary TO give synopsis Of it,
IL commences by accusing Ecuador of having commit.
sed the most grave and serious offences against Peru,
time to time, and then states the forbcarance and
friendly course always pursued by the latter % obtain
ust and honorable reparaion fer these offences that not
the part Ecuador, and has given her proof of
the mos sincere friendship sending to that government
and able representatives who have offered the most
frank and patriotic aid IN settling the most mporant
questions in quiet and friendly way, yet these
Ministers have always had 10 return to their 60
vernment, convinced OF their inability to accom-
psb any good because the government at Quito always
responded 70 their most just demands with neglect delay,
vasiys answers, disoourtesy, and in fact, in
foreign the principles Of international rcalons and OPP
posed cycn to ope's sell respect
Sr Mecar then accuses Ecuador Of having evaded the
settlement Of the boundary questions the most frvo
luus pretext; Of practising constant system of reserve
aud deception Of cndeavorlng 10 sell or make way with
important portions of the disputed territory 10 foreigners,
and OF many other very serious charges.
He then alludes N the mediation of Chile and New Gra
NADIA and says that the course p sued by Ecuador rs tn"
cause Of their being unable " bring he questions pending
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are courageous and will checrfully tilt at arms with
Exceency IN defence Of their sacred rights and cherished
The steamer from Panama, which arrived in these
ters on the 18th ns was not permitted by the shore au
GULL on account OF the secresy desired in Late prepare
tons for the reception Of the Peruvian army. Among
her passengers from the United States Mr.. Casanuo
va, the newly appointed American Consul 10 this place.
We nave no FEARS that much Of the time Of this gentleman
VII DC occupied consular protests and representations
TO biz government. The people Of Ecuador on the
most friendly terms With the United States and for the
Pcruvans-thcir enemiesthcy have respect for that
starry banner which the property Of citizens,
from an ndeinabe dread Of their military and nbaster
ing character.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
~ the United States frigate Saranac, which lett Guaya
Gull on the nth OF August have that nre broke
out IN The heart Of the city of Guayaqu in front Of inc
Cathedral the 18TH and destroyed whole square OF
buildings, many Of them containing merchandise The
loss Is computed at from $500 900 TO $500 The officers
and Of the Saranac rendered efficient aid IN arretng
the flames, for which the commander received warm
note OF thanks from General Rubio
An encounter had taken place between Peruvian force
and some Ecuadorans. in which the former had two ma
rncs killed and the latter lieutenant Perez IT, appears
that the Peruvian Admiral had stationed some launches al
vent fresh water being taken from there for the
supply Of the city Of Guayaqui in hopes by
that means to drive the people 10 abandon the place
A quarrel took place, in which the Peruvans
were the aggressors, with the foregoing result Admiral
Mariategui thereupon addressed note to the Governor
Of Guayaqu warning the people TO quit the city IN three
days. as ne should bombardit unless ample satisfaction
for the death Of his men accorded II was not be.
leved, however he would dare execute his threat The
Ecuadorians having commenced placing some ~ pounders
IN position on Hospital HILL so as to bear upon the steam
irgaie Caiao IN front OF the city, the Admiral noticc
them that they did the work he would BON
bard the edce, and warned the Governor TO have the
sick removed from the hospital. But attention being
Paid 10 this threat, the Admiral keep clear Of thu
guns moved lower down the river taking occasion to Dc
while the Ire in the town at its height Guaya
gull OF course, is very dull most of the principal families
having gone into the interior
[Guayaqu lAug. 49, correspondence OF Panama Star
The Peruvian flee, still hcgc, consisting Of three YES
sells. The Admiral informed the inhabitants that tn
boinhardment would commence Monday last; the con
sequence that all the upper classes removed from tn
place. The people appear determined 10 defend 10 tn
lass; nj the present moment they mounting canno
on the Telegraph Hill yet the impression here is that Cas-
tlla Will leave Caao the 9th inst Tor this place Wit
MI his force.
Rrsiprss is IN n c,,r,nlo,c state cf urostration
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The directors OF the company owning the Great Eastern
had declined Mr. Levers amended offer charter her
and their original programme is be carried TIT
ship had been closed the public and was leave thu
Thames in day two. The receipts from visiter
during the few days she open the public exceeded
e. 900. Few policies OF insurance had been taken
the ship Lloyds the underwriters being gene
rally unwilling TO transact business until the completion
of the trial trip There the ship
safe OF the Thames those charge of her enter
tanned fears the subject.
Leigh Hunt, the popular author, died in London the
2sh Of August the 10th year of his age He had been
in a declining of health for considerable time.
The Queen and Royal family had gone to Scotland for
their usual autumnal VISIT as was arranged they made
the journey from London to Ednburg during the night
The isa Of Man had been successfully connected by
submarine telegraph liable with England.
The Geographic communication between England and
Malta had been reestablishcd; this would xueate the
reception OF news from India by abou, three days
lord Radstook publishes in the Loddon Times a
letter received by him from Richard II Dana OF
Boston, on The subject Of ballot in the United
States. Mr.. Dana shows the benefit of the ballot
system, and explains tina, in america has been found
necessary security against fraud deprive
element of secresy.
IN investigation at Liverpool into tho charge against
Bontec, mate OF the ship Conqucror, OF having caused
the death OF board that vessel resulted in
his tbcra,on the evidence showing that the deceased
died from natural causes.
A cabinet council was oxpcctedy summoned in Lon
don on the 29th Various specuiaons aioat as to
the OF it, but it generally supposed to have
ference to phase in the Italian question.
The strike OF the London builders continued.
Tho London Times, in leading article Englands de-
fensive preparations, says that she rapidly ap
preaching, if indeed she has actually attained it. u
state il which assaant hope attack her with
mpunity
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Tho Boursc was dun, ard on tho Goth the prices gave
way fully oneourtb the three per cents closing at IS
ITALY.

ITALY.
The situation Of affairs Of Italy has undcrgoss NJ
change.
deputation Of tho National Assembly had gone 70
Paris on a special mission 10 Napoleon Q t.s
The elections throughout Rsmagua had taken place,
with the greatest tranquility and order.
The official Piedmontese Gaxets gives denial The
ports of political dissenon among the members Of tho
Sandman Cabinet. tsE&M
Count Lymuiy, Mayor Of Parma, issued a proclamation
his return from Paris Napoleon, in addressing him.
used the following words:-Iel tho populations that
have sent you TO me THAI my army shall never vo-
nce to their Wishes and that will not pcrm. any other
foreign force violence against you.' The Count
adds:-"These words make you the arb!ers Of your
destlnos.n B
Garibaldi has resolved TO maintain in the army OF
Central Italy the spirit Of order and dsci.
pino that distinguished the Chasseurs Of tho Alps
In an order Of the day he says - Will
canss sseke shot any who calls himself hazzinnn
republican, socialist GaribaldiaD. will have
with me bur soldiers and Italians
The following the amounts Of the loans at presen
required by the governments OF the Duchcs:-Tuscany
10 100000 francs Modcua 5000 600 francs and Parma
1900 Goo The city Of Bologna has also been authorised
TO raise the sum Of 6Oo, 600 francs.
The Tuscan Nositear publishes decree abolishng the
Tuscan army regulations and adopting those Of the sar
dinian.
4 letter from Naples says that the people much
excited in regard 10 the high price OF aud that tho
government consequence had ordered the purchase
| abroad OF a large quantity.
General Fault had accepted the command chef of tho
army OF central Italy.
Garbadi's command comprises the troops Of Tuscany
and Modena
An earthquake had taken place Sorca. Two hundrcd
persons killed. and large number wounded. Nno
thousand OF the population had encampe, N the eLbor
hood Of the town. The Pope had despatched assistance
TO them
Late adyices from Rome say that the French Minister
had held conference with Cardinal AntonelE the
organization Of the legations. One French division only
was to remain IL Rome.
The government of Bologna is said 10 have dissolved tho
regiment in which OF Aazzins volunteers bad at
1 tempted TO excitement
The garrison Of the Pope the march 70 Pcseyo,
were troops were being concentrated.
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THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

All communication between Buenos Ayres and the Ar
genuine Confederation has been stopped by the late decree
General Urguix Preparations continued in BueDos
Ayrs for the with the Confederation, and the Com
anier Chief has established his headquarters the
frIaer line of Santa Fe.
The army amounts 10 900 men, and the State possesses
five and SAILING vessels and gunboats.
Monte iieo has declared its neutrality the war but
vii. undoubtedly take part against Buenos Ayres.
The the Confederation amounts TO 10 900 men
and three steamers about 20 be purchased and
equipped in Nontcvidco.
1arre is little from Paraguay. President Lopez
has refused aid Crquizl any way the against
BucIos Ayrcs Tic country is at peace.
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INDIA.

The Bombay mail OF August would reach Engiand en-
the day the steamer sailed.
Intelligence had reached Lloyds tina. at Calcutta tho
2sth july there cyclone in the Hoogey river, and
that steamers and number Of other vessels were
wrecked.
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The cholera spreading all along the shores OF tho
Baltic.
combination OF bankers and fpancers has, been form
ed at Frankfort Main for contracting the B,varan
form and half per cent loan 10 defay military expenses
lion sterling
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Tue RErrBIrcANs CATCH TARTAR-we are informed
that the republicans of New Jersey at their late fusion
Convention of the 9TH inst, at Trenton, have caught
Tartar IN their nominee II is pretty we'll asccrtanod
that Mr. Oldcn is straight out anrcpublican Amor,can
Of the most conservative stripe
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The Stock Exchange had exhibited continued duIlneee
but the fluctuations in consols quite slight Tho
| money market was easy and the supply abundant.
The London Daily Necs city article dated Goth says
the funds remain very quiet, the closing quotations being
the same yesterday In OF the other maructs
hrmness prevails. Twenty per cent Of the Indian loan
were paid up today, and occasioned more active de-
| mand for money. few bills discounted in LON
bard street below 25s per At the bank however,
day $500 ooo About 11500oo in Australian gold is
over due.
The London Times (City Artcle) OF the 3ls says-The
funds on Tuesday showed renewed steadness and re
covered from the slight depression on Monay An art
clio from the Constitutional, regarding the Duchess had
favorable effect In the discount Market the general
rate has recovered to about 23s per cent.
Consols closed on the 3lst at 95S 95 for money and
account Market firm.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Sales had been made OF Illinois Central shares at 4Osz
40 discount Erie Railroad, 10; do bonds Is a 25
Sd mortgage bonds, 81 g. New York Central shares
6s 4 ~.
LONDON, August 3c-Evcning
Breads,ugs declining. Wheat Is os lower Sugar
dull, at uifiug decline the inferior grades. Coffee
e""yant Tea inaeve but prices unaltared Rice steady
Tallow ur1 at 55s 3d. 6's Cd. Iinsecd OH ss Wool
The auction sales -: 9n quite brisk at an a,.vance OF
l. sd. a ID.
LoSDoy, August 81 1855
Coffee firm, at slight advance on all grades Bread
stuis duh Monday decline. All other articles III
merchandise without material change.
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RUSSIA.

II It's stated that the Russian government; had gwen
orders demcboiize the first three corps darmc placed
under the orders of Prince Menschkon, in Poland.
Tee whole El2, zoe 900 had been subscribed.
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PALACE GARDEN HAII--Nadame Anna Bishop VIII sing
this fine hall tonight! her last concer: here bu.
the present the al has been engaged the Institute
Fair The opinion Of the public IS quite The
effect that Madame Bishop is iner artist than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-13

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue of Saturday, in speaking Of the ate match
between the Atlantic and Eckford Base Ball CUBS you
stee that the Atlantic Club the vicors SUCH mos
the fact The Eckerd Club won the match by Sax runs.
M.CA
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PRUSSIA
GERMANY.

The Prussian government was vigorously maintaining
the prohibition 10 export horses.
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Coffee firm, at a slight all grades Bread
stufs duh Monday decline. All other articles u
merchandise without material change.
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FLAG snp CAiIAo, At ANCHOR Off GuAyAauil,

SENIOR GOVERNOR THE PROVINCE OF GUAyAQun.-
have the honor OF receiving your communication of
erday date together with the egnzcd copy of the summary
investigation by the police and the information Obtained by the
Captain which endeavor that in the skrmish
of the lh the soldiers Of laura the attacked and
not the aggressnrs.
cannot but believe Governor that which officers Of
honor uniformly tell me, and not the attestaon of who
In their country carry with them the sad celebrity Of
their crimes; and ought 10 believe my own officers more
over only because rely upon their vcracy but be-
cause the circumstances which accompany the affairs of the
lin instant sufficient Of themselves to prove TO me that
her statement Is correct for ii the officer commanding the
mncn OF which you speak Ind proposed attacking your
men, as you would have believe surely he would have
done NJ distance beyond range carnes since
Womb nave been something than mbecliy IN him TO
hfe as nc dd had he not been compelled 10 do teach
essen 70 oss who believing themselves safety. rdded his
noa WIN pue holes leaving FIVE Killed and wounded
besdes what credit can attach judicial paper you
ma! send me when know that for so'e past tho trbu
mas ~ your country have justified through perjury the
b9irbs cMss. 9s N be sscE VI GenerN 0iacnd ard Col
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csnposboh earbaroas % ss ss
~ has been forged with such hasa ana ~
taincd through the Captain General 49,. 49,,
statement prepared IN good faith founded upon me es
nopy Of truthful men, and supported by anhorcs weo a.
not paron7e maeactors has doubtless great value as judicial
prout unfortunately not the case Win me paper
You have me- feel well assured that no one IN Quay
aqu doubts that your government was the aggressor
regret you have again endeavored 70 dsort as
the people well acquainted with and concerning when ~
Piled you hong ago The at Puma Was Sw rs
Ia received; the death of Rera was csen ~ ny
refusal approach boat when ordered; the slight cannoiaa
ing the OF tho Tanach happened IN consequence OF
capturing some skls ana lastly,
The firing on the l2h rbuabe solely 10 my boat being
cd q, by enc OF he a apccd guard lying III ambush near
Tho shore. EaFgNtN :, 49,,
have row. for The last time, replied to Your alegn,ss
@ li,m my silence .on should attempt 70 dedaee PROOF "a
their correctness.
when / think proper VIII address General Gulesmo
Franco. -.
profit by This occasion tn beg again. IN ahe name OF
humanity to remove sick from the military hospital,
which, consequence OF there being mounted near ~
iohcaon OF erection, am placed under
bomhardng The msfortunes which may
occur after this second warning, VIII be- mpntble 70 nos
who may be guilty Of III. ba,bar,y OF exposing The helpless
the very spot where combat IL provoked by preparations
for resistance. Nay God protect you - ,.,.mrc,,,
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their energy, coopersted efficiently in the
houses the profound gratude.reaer than words
press-whci upon hearts; the worthy captain,
officers and crew being entitled the blessings Of our whole
the kindness captain to receive the assurances Of the
Snnse seTvan JOSE EST sStsa RWbo S0F
Governor OF the Province U. Gnayaqri.
GuAYAouII. August 10. 1859
We have the honor offer officers and OF the
limited "sbs s @ 9r m"s Isyen thanks for
der MS ut The fire which took place on This fatal dawn
hearts will remind Us tie vessels
the great North american nation have on our eoas. more
sEs sMYRk 9hst dnssfsr
PEDRO JOSE GARCIA, Commentaries saamardrn.
LOSE LOSE ?. sA AIt Con,maniap,e Guayas
JOSE DE LA PAZ Comnandante oceano
CARLOS REISo, Second Commandante Perseverance,.
gF PN st eEvho syS Syssn ss"isx aya.
MANUEL CABAIIERo, Ayudante Milo.
GAyINo a. IGAzA, Ayudante perseverance,.
SShI2 "a Yak aySSaS's 5 SspiSs'
CLEMENTS Ri 1Ks ya"ns sasnsra
MANUEL sALcEDO. Ayudante Milo
JOSE & oSeln9
During the ravages OF the lanes although there was no
immediate danger to be apprchcnded from sparks or
burning cnders the Peruvian squadron took advantage
the occurrence 10 drop short distance down the stream
beyond the reach OF small battery, hastily erected in
commanding position, and abreast OF the United States
ship saranac, which vessel had, few days previous,
changed her berth TO place of safety anticipating the
execution of the Admral's threat.
Under the proractcd blockade of this river cargocs of
great value have accumulated storage in the Custom
House az Payta, waiting opportunity for shipment 10
Gnayaquil but when commercial intercourse will be re
sumed with Ecuador none predict. The English mail
steamers between Panama and the southern coast have
been permitted by special decree the Peruvian govern
ment to receive freight at Guayaqu for other ports ba,
the admission OF all articles is strictly prohibited
should Castillo succeed in placing his friend Moreno or
some other creature of his WILL in the Presidential char
OF Ecuador his bcgcrent operations against this country
will cease and the unjust claims now nrecrrcJ be ahan
doncd.
With General Robes at the head Of This government
ana General Franco it's military commandment he fears aid
ana ASSISTANCE 70 any revolutionary movement the bor
dcrs MS own republic, and hence his anxiety and the
true secret OF his offensive operations against Ecuador
But though he may have nearly cx'ngushc the lamp OF
liberty In Peru, the nationality of this people IL not to
thus humncd or held hy the tenure Of his will--,hey
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State of Louisiana.

Parish of Orleans.-Fourth District Court.
Achille Hebert VS.. John Laidlaw.-No. 1929.
BY virtue OF, and to satisfy a writ of f. fa. is-
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed by The Hon. the 4th District Court, in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tiff demand and costs of suit. | have seized, and
will offer at public sale, at the Court House on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Aug, 1850.
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ. all the right, title and in
terest that the defendant has in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit:
A certain tract of land lying and be
ing in the parish of Pointe Coupee and
State aforesaid, of the following des-
cription: Township 2, Range 9, east,
Section s-containing hundred and
s~ixty-seven acres and 10 100 Of an acre.
Terms Of SaJe-CaM utM dppraism,cns
SEVERN PoRCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, July 2, 1859.
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State of Louisiana.

Ninth District ~Court-Parish Of Poiate Coupee.
E. B. Dayries vs. Paul Dnmoulin ct al-No 1856
DY virtue OF, and to satisfy Il writ Of Fl Fa, is
ID sued in the above entitled SUIT and to me d-
rected by the Hon. the Ninth District Court in
and for the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs of suit. | have seiz-
ed, ard will Offer al public sale at the Cour,
House on 3
Saturday, the Sd day Of Sept, 1889,
at II o'clock, a. m. all the right, title and inter
est that the defendant has In and to the following
described property to-wit:
Glenn, negro man aged about 40 years.
Zenon, negro man aged about "a years.
Isaac, negro man aged about y years.
J~uliette, griff woman aged about rs years.
Christine, negro woman aged about 20 years.
and her child. Madeleine. aged l year.
Terms and conditions Of the sale:
Cash, artM the benefit Of Appraisemeat.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointc Coupee, July so, 1859.
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SIo4r's AND WEED's SEwIae MACHINES
-In sewing machines the old adage
holds good, athe best are the cheapest
and we presume many who have had
experience IN cheap machines will test
fly to It's truth. Our friend Mr.. A. F,
81, DlzIER has been appointed agent fol
Needs and Sloat's sewing machines
The former is unrivalled in its sewing
heavy materials, leather, etc, and the
latter j. Q great improvement onsthe
Wheeler 4 Wilson's sewing machine-
Z does away with w. 81 VII machine,
besides many other improvements, leav.
ing II one Of the most simple and per.
rect family machines out. Those requir
ing q No. I family machine will do vel
@ cali upon Mr. s., DrzlEa, On False
River, before investing elsewhere.
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state OF E8sstS&anH.

Parish If Poiaty Coupee--Nin;a District Coast,
2. G. Mouraia ~. Paal Dulu0uiiG No. 1884.
BI virtue Of aAa to satisfy aYTrit cI seizure 4 ale
Issued in the above q titled suit. and TO n" d.
rccted ~ the lloa. the 9th District Court in md
for the parish and State aforesaid. TO safety
plaintiff 5 lalpurni altl cost ii slit, ) have ts;.d
and will oficr ri public sale. al La Court Iiaca3
on
'Satnr3aH he Gu leg q -Aas.. 1870
at eleven g clock 4, NJ. ali III s. siiIa aui
interest that the defendant he's II a-3 ~ ~ IL
lowing described property: Z W.:
One 1o-top buggy &na -A.ass-, on" dur
~colore1 horse.
Terms and conditions Of The sa!-
Cash, uiM A2pralse4e.t.
sETEkIS P1HGEfE, Sac
poiu,e Coupee, July Ii. 1889.