The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09


IN It'd STATES STEAMSHIP LANCASTER
HARBoR OF 'JAiIAo, Sept II, 1850.
Vat 10 PaiV7 he Lizzie Thompsoa-Aripal Of the Lam
cas- tr al CIuao-Erclemea an,,ng the American Resi-
d nis--"crcum locutsons-Posion # Agairs ,oith he
Tnua eates- The French Remody-President C1shua's
Heolh ondatioa Of ne Lancasers Machinery, de-, dc.
Stree ny last another page has been addei TO the al
reay wearisome recital Of American bupging in dipo-
macy In lns the claims agaiost Peru, often
Ow ged and as frequently repudiated, have been the
saoec matter, and the result has been far and will
a al appearance finally be, the same REIMBURSEMENT Of
esc and every right In question urt We rest satisfied
WITH What resoute diplomats choose 10 leave us
VIZ en- has characterized course in every matter Of
the kind from the Ashourton treaty throughout 10 the
se.e mission Of Mr.. Reed in China.
We left Par anna on the 24th ult., taking with 10
Calico passenger Dr. Bailey, Of Baltimore, bearer OF
dispatches to Hon. John R. Clay Minister to Peru,
and arrived Paa the 3oth. Here lay at anchor
for twenty bours within hail OF the Lizzie rhonp
son. Of the vessels seized by the Peruvian
government and for the value Of which the claims are
row pending It being of the endless festival days
peculiar to "Dago countries" che was decked out with
Peruvian flags from stem 70 stern being used by
the government troop transport mounting four guns
and as she isy-unpaid for-the dliouster element,
characteristic OF the Anglo Saxon mind. could
not but express the wish that no claim had been
made for pecuniary satisfaction in order tina, more
prompt and ess Diplomatic seizure vessel guns and
ammunition might vndicate national character by
the strong hand-the only effective means by the way
Of making these people understand thoroughly what they
are, and that mean what We say Dr. Rnggold our
Coasu At Pats, absent having been called to Lima
10 attend meeting convened by our Minister 70 take
into consideration the existing relations between the
governments.
on the Of the present ", left Pata and ar.
rivei At Caeo early on the 5tb, where found the
United states yornng and Sarrsganseit await
ing cur arrival The American population were quite on
the 81 rue, fully expecting that coming here and
the Hssembage Of such Imposing force In the harbo
meant something definite especially coming as we
did upon the heels Of the last insulting Tronunctdm 10
President Castillo, In regard 10 the character Of our
claims. That day passed aud nothing done day
progressed, ard about the Peruvian lag ruu up
At the iore and sslued with twenty guns, which
promptly attended 10 by the fort at this s.gs
or proceedings the hops Of rymen ashore be
gun 70 become smsl by degrees and beautifully less"
In the OF the day the Flag Officer and Dr. Bailey
left for Lima, TO have an interview with Ar Clay, pre-.
the dispatches from Washington, aud transact cir.
cumlocuton-of se-business In general Up to the pre-
sent timea week having been spent diplomatic
MISUNDERSTANDING Is known positively OF whs has
been done, though there exists shrewt suspicion
that thin Is remain as yet in dtu quo with fair pros
pcc, progressing further under present auspices
President Castillo Ia yet confined 10 his room 10 conse
quence Of wounds lately received by the pistol shot an
assassin who attempted his life and 10 unable SO il ia
given out transact business and this may account for
the evident datory course OF procedure and
negligence on our part
But 70 apprehension Of business men and person,
generally OF practical turn Of mind, great deal less
talk and prompt and decided action would APPEAR
much 10 the point and had the c!rcumocuton ON -
lcss tn H. AID every day sense some hat
more the money would have been on its xay 10 the
United States long taie.
How different the action o. the French Admtra but
a month since, who In here with three vessels Of
var made his demand, ard put out 20 again stating
that be would return again IN elk days. and expecsei
them 70 put 81 TO him with their 0nai yer
they could make " He returned sixth day
sailing stIaghtwsy In under the fort, preparing
IL let 70 anchor having given notice Of his intention
bon bard the ensurg day. When the government boat
appeared, bsaing tie White Aag-a token that mis- do
maEcE complied With,
Ecn 6orcou smith, Minister 70 Bolivia in nov At
Lima visit 10 Mr. Clay. He has already visited Mr.
Bgltr, IL santiago, and goes hence TO Guayaa
rttrrn T. Chuiqnigaca
AT an onlciai ball given by yr Clay on the nigh.
Il tho 10Th, Al which all tho thts Of LANA was
strtrely represented President CastAla was present
ara 20 Judge from his APPEARANCE he must have
raefcd greatly from hIs wounds, and he carried
hs arm Ii a Elipg In nanntr that very indica
tive IL az csfly recovery.
INSPECTING the engines OF this chip, az IL custamg
after every Iassage, IL discovered that the m I'm
shai Is very pre- srious condition, teing frsctur
kugthwcc several places In shocking nlsnoer. Tae
flaw Ia the wake OF OF the boxes after CO.
cerircs and was evidently the csTe OF tho frequen
hsaurg q The journals, Shcn running with bat low
pressure az steam.
How FAR this may tend 10 disable Us has a. yet, no,
been asccrained. model o. the fracture has been
warded 10 Washington.
Mr. Trevitl, United states Consul General to Csnao.
leaves In the steamer for the United states on
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