The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
PERU.
OUR CALLAO CORRESPONDENTS.

CAlIAo, Sept 10, 1859.
War FEELING 7ocards Ecador--Casina 10 Had TIE Erpe-
dion IN Person Guayaqu in Virtual Possession Of the
Perariaas-Position Of the Natire Parties, dc.
War is again talked Of against Ecuador.
President Castillo is fitting expedition, which
he is to head himself, two vessels of which, with
troops were to have sailed the 18th of September.
But nevertheless it is case of qi sabe if he makes
active war on his weak and distracted neighbor.
It appears that Guayaqul is virtually in possession
of his feet the Commander OF the Ecuadorian troops,
General Franco having retired with them, accordance
with agreement with the Peruvian Admiral, TO the
Pueblo OF Daule and even the civil government has done
the same thing.
The people have elected new Governor for the pro-
vince, senior Maldonado, and instituted government
which appears TO be perfectly Independent Of the national
authority.
Castillo has approved of the armisticc, which raised
The blockade against Quay aqu for fifteen days, and the
line has been extended, In the meantime other ports
IN be bockaded before
With this friendly understanding between President
Castillo and the city of Guayaqu it is not probable Peru
will find much difficulty in bringing the rest Of Ecuador
terms
The Lima papers, as usual, do not contain any news
Along the south coast continuance Of heavy northers
had been experienced The mole at sey had been much
damaged, and at africa many boats and small had
been wrecked At Cerro AZul the Paquete del Sur was
lest and at Chala the ponon Cupocon was, for four
days, unable to communicate with the shore.
During the month Of August the following vessels loaded
enano at the Chincta Islands, WILL for England, 1886
tons for France S45 tons; for the United States 10,
G7a tons for the Mauritus, so tons Total % vessels
10, $50 tons register.
ESpresident Echenique General Castillo and Dr Ureta
at In Paz.
[Caao Sept 12) correspondence Of Panama Starl
Everything appears to be quiet in regard TO political af
fairs The only thing Of consequence that transpired
has been the appointment Of ST. Miguel Carpo Minister
oi Foreign Affairs, which will give general satisfaction to
the diplomatic corps.
II is decided upon that General Castillo proceeds
the 18th inst to the north with his troops Two
ports fitting out, and the army he ossles with him
provided a
campaign.
The temper for disturbances appears to have infected
the American vessels in this port and at Chnchas The
ship John sydney (Which vessel was bored here night
and the next morning four feet of water found in her
hold met with trouble the islands, and of the
was by accident q shot dead on the quarter deck.
The ship Rising Sun, while loading gunno at the islands,
was the of a most cold booded murder. The &C.
eCnd mate told Of the TO hurry along alterca-
ton Vaeued and the second mate stabbed until he
died. Tho first officer also wounded, and lies in
most recarcns situation The ship Queen Of the Seas had
row on board among the crew, and twelve men were
cut with Knives though none OF them fatally.
In guano freights FOR the States Improvement has
taken place. Ships Fairwnd, Dashaway Onward barks
Emeinc and Crusoe have taken $5 and there is every
prospect Of an advance in freight Any number of YES
sells could procure the above rates present Freight
to England, CD
DISCOVERY OF COAL AT PAITA.
The Gdced del Sur Of lambayeque announces the i'm
portant fact that the port Of Paa rich coal mines
have been discovered and that far present
pored the coal promises to be of good quality and abuu
dant in quantity this proves true, it will be Of
advantage TO Peru not only for the furnishing of coal t
her vessels OF war, but also aiordng the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company opportunity Of obtaining supply
in the commodious and secure harbor of Pata.