The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

A revolution okShco
and il needs but the Of war; 70 light through.
out New Granada Your Panama correspondent has given
the particulars of the Saatander affair, and will not re-
peat here The acting Governor Of that State Herrara
was aseassinsted on the 18th March.
The mails for vegota which left Carthageua the last OF
March, entirely lost on the Magdaena river II Is
stated that the copy Of the Cas Herran treaty. ratified
by the United States Senate was In this mail and also lost
The canoe which was taking the mail up the MAgdaena
from Calamar was upset II ID aaid " have been acci
dental.
The United States frigste Roanoke returned here
San Juan the 2oh and the British has arrived
within the past hour from thence. There nothing Of the
slightest Importance from that point the BLUSH ns war
and the United States ship st. Louis Captain ogden Of
the st. Louis, Ii reported III.
entire Pacific squadron are at Panama AS usual tney
are In court SESSIONS again Com mr. Thor para Oh me
last care before The ocurs OF Pacific squadron Some
thing 'sfo,sen in that squadron. The case Of
Thorbarn should be ventilated by the press.
News from Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Nica-
raRua.
BY the arrival Of sailing vessel at Paa, direct from
Talcahuano, Chile, in possession of q few adj
tional items Of news from that distracted republic.
The report the Of the outonsts near Co.
qaimbo has had the effect to produce instructions in
the South Of Chile and reported that Gen. Cruz has
taken command Of the revoIuuonists that section.
deahecton also exsts in Peru against the
government the President and Congress being var.
ance The President is uncompremHing, and the Depu
ties bold their sessions armed with reviewers and see
inclined 70 try the strength Of Cssa but he is backed
the army he is supposed 10 be an over match for the
Private accounts from Nica-agua confirm the previous
statements Beys difficulties respecting the grant
Of lands conceded to him by President Martinez aad
ministers Congress refuses 10 raty the grant, and the
hhnisters threaten to resign If IL il not
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN EcEApoR-pE-
SCRIPTION OF THE STREET SCENES AND FIRING.
From the Panama Star, May
The dates from Guaya9al are to the 9th of April,
brought by the steamship New Granada.
On the night OF the 4h revolution broke out, headed
by Gen Maldonado. An attempt made TO take Presi
sdeut Robes who at the time was in the house OF Gene
raj UrbDA but the Officer who had charge OF the expedi
ton was shot by General Franco.
TIE firing vas ineeee ant during the nigh. o. the 4h but
could not learn what would be the probable result.
Is sad that the Peruvians have iocted the revolu
tonsts overthrow President Robes General Urb
pa who personally obnoxious to the Peruvian govern
ment
The following is what Captain Hill reports have taken
Place when ashore at Quay aquil:-
At 1890 NJ the 4,h nst. ncine heard in the
streets, and foot horse heerd passing to
fro in all directons and the people are in constant
state Of alarm account Of the presence Of thu Peruvian
sqnadroD instant all the doors and windows
shu, and boted AZ intended leave early in the
ing could not stop where was all night add had to
became too thick In crossing the Sacoa where my boa.
was, nusket ball passed so close to me that had
! been another step Ia advance, would have
but & Ss while re-
time for did rot much like being Knocked in the head
by be brave Equaorans but urog this short interval the
and could hear say these words in Spanish
FL pueblo psde Ia caJesa del Jenerdl Ur1na,
such name as that then showed of, aud after got
board the noise con.iuued some time. In the mornng
tvert en- board the fgete Anazoras and told the Con-
malder il Chief what had seen the night before, who
thereupon wrote a despatch to Peru wae board the
Amszuas the cavalry seen 10 gaiop along the Macon
as II about to eght After got under weigh in passing
the town could the troops drawn oat IN line at the
back, and fully expected they going to have fight
The csuee Of all this cannot explain to you but heard
that the Peruvian had offered to withdraw the
bockadnR feet they would change the existing govern
ment, and as it Is said the people very much op-
pressed by 1t, and all trade stagnated in consequence
they we've making the attempt to overturn it possible
On the arrival OF the New Granada at Guayaqui the
way south theIe anchored off the town the Peruv
steamers Amazonaa Husras Yucayali Escuchaca and
IOa The rumbez had broken her screw, and wed
10 Caao by the Pacific Steamship Navigation Companys
Cailao, from Pata for night previously. The
Loas machinery had also broken down, aud she was 70
leave for CAlao in TOW Of the Huaras in few days.
News from the Sandwich Islands,
DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN THE LEGISLATIVE HOUSES
TIE VOLCANO STILL ACrIvE--rHE NEW GUANo
IsLANDs-TRADE FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
QUICK TRIPS AND INDIGNANT wHALEMEN-DISAS-
TIERS AT SEA.
We have pews from the Sandwich Islands dated a. Ho
nolulu on the 10th Of March.
difference Of grave nature has arisen between the
two houses OF the Legislature to render /. question
whether, after all the expense aud time which has been
lavshed in producing Civil Code the whole will not fall
10 the ground The House Of Notifies, by order of the
Minister'S propose allow the natives the same privilege
in buying and selling sprtuous liquors as accorded TO
foreigners.
The Horouiu Advertiser has the following letter from T.
a. Paris. Esq dated Koua, Hawaii, March IT.
The volcano sui continues to doS, Dat it is no so active
as has been yet the flow is still very great aud filing
up the plain near (beyond) Anuaum The stream from
the source down to the plain mostly encrused over
that the liquid ays seen only ia places where the
ing is broken n.
We have felt the earth uake fer some days p,s,
Previously we bad little shake or two almost every dey,
and two or three that quite severe large number
Of natives have been up to the iow different times
during the past two weeks
Persons wishing visit the crater do SO now vita
much more safety than at any tune previous and probR
Oily with as much satisfaction, for they could approach
much nearer, and the flowing stream dsshing
down the mountain al a very great speed think OF
going up myself to see whs, is to be seen and l.,
ge; specimens from oisren. 6raets Oar weather IL
very mild and pleasant With frequent showers, but we
have not seen The sun IN is spleneor sncs the volcano
which arrived on the oh reports that The vol
rano vas still very active, aao that night us brisncy
OF Light was rather Increasing IL supposed that oae
II not tive new cfaers nave opeuei las side OF the
mountain Al Wainanaln jets of steam s,i sent up
The schooner E L. Frost fitted on. By c. A. Williams
70, OF Honolulu, some months siuce, to search Cor
g0ano islands had returned The following report OF the
expedition
apa BoRDEs Commissioner Of t 8ped States TO toe
smwe beg inform you that during the s.e cruise
we're on s 81 % and
Sous .ss OF Is & in sssS e. With The
te,sssa we the usdsrsed you'd st.s thsa ay claim
se s or re wa nr Il ss aSs % ne .Ga
ade 1855 IS w aio aid d he PsaSix
group. yz:-Fhoix leland la. A. X w.; En-
derburys lat Ion III W Burn'a island lat 50
Ion III Al w. and NC aeeus Island lat IS
We would further stste ths have forwarded the
documents 70 taht ne claim 10 the
OF the Upi!ed States Of Aerca Ia accordance g.h re-
oniremeais Of the above mentjopad act.
Very respectfully your oteaieul Sorvap.s
G. 4, WILLIAMS \ co.
We Learn that the schooner L. Frost, Der ais ex.
redion after euapo, sailed over shoA situated less thaa
100 mies W.N.W ffoEi Bird Island, win from IL 10 20
fGhoms Of water aBi coral bottom The shea WIS up
ward Of 10 miles in extent from N 10 That shs shosl
should bare been unknown Until Is rather singular,
cogsderng the ala )unt of cruising in that gh6oThco
Ine fotyhesian saysDuring the year 1858 ten vessels
went nom Honolulu Jarvis Island with TONNAGE az
bS7 tons; during the first quarter there have al
READY e our port SIX vessels for Jarvis fssai AMI two
vessels for French Frgate rect.
The Advertiser publishes tae following summary OF
short passages between san Francisco aad Isanis
during the last five years.