The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

ITS who have learned By long experience 70 dtNrusta'
acts Of bs csfe They tell US that speaking " tho springs
or policy one tbr end speaktng Of the facts OF policy
den, this moment sincere in lis in.ootiou Of sup.
pressing the African slave trade nso It's suppression u
certain.
Ecuador Land Company O~put ataon to Lord
John dussela.
From The London News, July Isl
rumber Of gentlemen Interested 10 the Ecuador Land
John a the Foreign q o Dp0f H as ugSO ,S
SGnasd % Bason Lionel Rc,hsch,id bis willingness; 70 ro-
ford, n P 81on Rothschild DO pg unavoIdsby absent
The following the Of the gentlemen Who con.
po.es the depu.A.on -.essrs 3 Gsrsssnoe,s, asssi
cher, uoragu Leverson, Samuel Dixie, Van Isen s,aos
sen, Meyorstiu, Bishop, Lee, sovtn Lesss and Raaoo
memorial Of promoters showing thai tue
government OF Ecuador has aojudoayed the Brttsh
bondholders 800 900 acres Of iand in payment Of $685.
issued 666 land warrants OF fl00 each represent such
sum- the memorial proceeds 70 state that the lands in
question coDtiet OF i've distinct assignments three Of
whch-the PAii0n, Atacames aud Noetura-aro situate
Of the Con dilerA rsDge and twotbc Cansos and
Guasquira--e 10 the ward OF those n0untans The
holders OF land warrants have formed this company for
she purpose Of taking imnedato possession Of sed
king available the fret Of assignments the Paon
They have also entered into negot with the In
government with the object OF collecting their lands
plants AND seeds Of great commercial value The
Of this important prise is impeded, not frustrated
by the neigb0orog republic OF Peru having oertsia
shIs Of war to syaqu, and declared whole
u
this hostile proceeding is the adjudication Of tbs two
eastern assignments to the Brush creditors, Peru
claiming tbole lands as part OF her terrtry though
glance at the map viii demonstrate tue ffivoIs OF
the CAIN based II edos Of the King Of Spsia
dated 1902 giving clerical Jurisdiction tnese districts
to the Bssop OF Inns. senior CaTero, tbs Peragan
representative at Quits declared puoiol5 ant Off :aiy
toa. the Hoe Ar. Walter Cepe bad a'ormsa h,m thss
these lands had broa made the Briuss govern
tnt This posod assign uent formed tue pretex Of
the war hu. The British representative has gwen ds
tinct statement Senior osvero Tho
PorugKQ
weaker neebbor Of cherscier purity personal
10 the pbers OF the government and parity sirba,s
BILE ois eeins 70 yards toe exi nsioa OF B,ituo
fnfuence end trade the banes OF tho Amazon Tns
Brish bonGholdegs bad relied upon recent treaty of
betvecn her ascstys government sad ths re-
public Of Fccator, rcoursgng British subjscis com
rcrcisl Intercourse, and prom'sing Cue psosec,ion.
treaty bstHeen Ecuador aud Peru, moreover preesly
shpulates that in case o! dispute hOstles should
had recourse TO. but tie point difference to refer
red 20 srcraon Ia spite Of hatirestT the observ
CT which WOULD have protected the Bdsh bpndh oldsrs
declared, The blockade imposed and ths friendly
arbitration indehoitey interrupted. Tbs cocseQuest
losses have been enormous ESPECIALLY to Engisn,peu:
for while vored foreign alIo we'd
10 pass the Bfnsh lag has ceen treated wih the utmost
rigor The debt of Ecuador t, the ii'sh puoc
10 81 S24 eco, besr'og mininum Dterss, OF one aad
maximum OF SIX per cent For tho due payment Of the
Interest one fourth OF the customs receipts Of Gusssqd
have been specially bypctbecated and the blockade
puts stop 70 all payments OF customs duties, it nfcss .
serious oonscaton OF Ergah property By the last ad
vices the blockade of Guayaqui has assumed very
threatening aspect, and not only the properly, but the
ralists therefore prayed his Iordsbip would cause
British OF proceed to Guaynqui for che pro-
n to the CT e Psou sga OF the exps
Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that his predecessor. Lord
Msimesbury had in two communications, declined
feripg the question OF territorial right thoagh
his lortshp hsd pireued proper in making tho
refusal But there was another question, which referred
TO The blockade That blockade irregular and tho
subject Should receive due attention from
Mr.. GERsTKNBsRG reminded his lotdshp that the memo.
which was nevertheless affected BY the bIocsaSe io,S
9amesbu,y had given an answer 10 the effect that II
own risk; On eecond representation being made to his
ordshp bis reply was that he sufficient groundt 70
interfere.
Lord JOHN Russxn said he concurrsd in both repies
In order to defend possession should be obliged Ia tho
first place to refer to Peru and that government might
assignments In that should be involved in
q dispute with Peru.
Mr. GKRs1BEsG said that the general interests OF South
American bondhodcrs, two of the committee of whom
were present. involved in the que, ton An advan.
tageOus contIac. had been made By British tradors-a
contract which indirectly British ma
ton Ergishmen had been tempted 20 out and cult.
lands under the belief that the British flag would pro-
nossessiops ana redress could be obtained through
the British government. He alluded the case Of YES
Puma with the mate SICK She ordered to put to sea
immediately The captain represented the impossibity
bis ship, which was short handed The vessel was there
upon sezed by the Peruvian auuho ities The govern.
nsnt Of Great Britain being invoked took some steps,
written TO- but Whatever his Instructions they did
nos lead him TO assist In releasing the ship. II WAS ud
maey by the interference of the Spanish government
that she was liberated Toe meucraIsts had Mr. Gers,
tenberg said received poteness the kindest
wor5s the most agreeable promises the
Of Great Britain, bat effect whatever The British
nation wsa commercially Interested in the matter The
COLLECTION and cultivation Of the cnchopa plant vboh
produces quinne Of the objects OF the cooniss
The plant wae threatened with extinction, It's value
ps Ess %
his lorcahp would consider the prayer OF tho memorial
ISIS and would cor sent TO protect the expedition against
ia M n Darn
Lord RUSSELL said he bad already promised with re-
gard TO TIE blockade that the matter should be fully in
quiz ed into The depusSt'oa then Withdrew.
Speech Of Chas,ss Ixean in London.
On the 2o'o Of July Mr. Charles Keau, lessee OF the
Prncess theatre, vas en!esianed at grand papque, BIZ
sbor. COO Of his friends and admirers Tbs dnuer tooS
Place N s. James Hal, which presented brau; sp-
pcarance ire ooauiaaa be Duke OF Ne weas;le having
right tue usat Of ire evening and GA bis efs tne
Msb: Hoo " d Gladstone, M 2, sat az q raieed das
running aloDE The breadth O. the hsl ard supported
by Vscocnt Exnouih, Lord joan Manners, NJ p
LORD EfneLt Bruce, b. r., Colonel ine Honorable James
Uneasy, NJ p, &c Sc
ing, amid enthusiastic cheering and waving OF hsndker.
cbies on the part Of the ladies'.
Mr. G. KEAN wes received with prolonged paudits He
faid that when he entered ,nst hail and took hs
seat in the presence OF that distinguished com.
pasy rs ss invited sIsst Of the evening he felt
trusted, with becoming pride, the na,tsring position
70 Which atr favor had exalted him Bat il WAS quite
Impossible Tor him to anticipate tho and gracious
euogiun OF Lac noble charmau kindly and eoauentIy
expetseo or the enthusiastic Response which, he might
Iuly fay, had completely overpowered him. Cheers
He therefore threw himself upon their Indulgence
ns hem TO believe in The sincerity of his eeby uttered
sentiments and TO pardon the poverty Of his language in
consideration OF the overflow OF bis heart TOneers
Among tie leading influences Of human char acter the ties
Oh Kncreo occupied foremost rank. Next them might
De placed the associations OF boy hood, the remsmbr
Of those happy days, at school college, when ace
forth the tender leaves of hope, when all e pu.
sunshne when youpg minds were epr- - sp ns sno
sent, and when the gathering clor r ~ Wy snc pre-
unseen and uncared for All VI, ,hoIa uture were
tue mas. oack upon him at that m ,n,snt
after lapse Of more than thirty years, with The fresh
around him and considered m or,.;0.;,r. a.y!
which had given rise to the present banquet 0heers
~ be tSrs recognizee and presented as Il wsYe snsw
70 the public s the Fellow student and comnanon NJ @
who hao Inherited or achieved the highest honors snd
the purest fame-ormsr who were esteemed
for their character integrity and benevolence Is for their
exalted rank and social virtues VS. browning episode in
the pilgrimage OF life, such surely more than
enough TO compensate any any yAss OF toll and