New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
FROM HAN AALVADOR.
Siege and Bombsrdmcnt Of the Capital
Negotiations Between Currere and
Barrios - Barries willing 10 Resign
the Presidency Gud Leave the Country.


BY the arrival of the steamer Ariel we have
Panama papers Of the 9th ult.
Later news from San Salvador had been received at
Panama. which was published as foilows
The interview between Carrera and Barrios under
the fag of the United States Minister Sept g. led TO no
important result and the 18th Gen. Carrcra gave Or
dcrs for all the troops 10 move upon the capital ct a. M
in two columns. Gen. c. passed to the right and oecu'
pied the suburbs Of Remedies and San Jacino.
Gen. Carrers also moved down from the north, and
drove back Barross pickets from the steep ascent oi
Melnge captured his cannon and drove his aran'ade'
into the place. Bombs have been thrown almost in'
cessantly at night since the 5th Of October destroying
many houses, firing others, and killing many women
and children.
The houoe Of j. A. Gonzalez (who is with Carrera OF
in Santa Anal was destroyed by bomb another passed
,hronvh the roof of tho English Consulate house
and blew the cook to atoms another passed in at the
French hotel destroying the front portion Of the house
and nearly killing Mr. Conrtde. the Consular agent a!
La Union. The house Of the I. : Minister ens had
VI his servants has been Killed. The water Is cut on
prov isons do not come constant ATTACKS are ade
and night and day there IA constant terror nh alarm ~
the Capital All who could get away have gone, buf
many women and children still remain.
The L. $. Minister on the l0h passed through th'
lines into san Salvador. As Zen. BatrosN mo Ii'I'
view on the 27th of September had offered 10 abandon
the Presidency and leave the country, sfipnlntins that
he shocld bc allowed the escort Of has guard of honor
and be followed by his friends w-ich Carera agreed
nssng that C. should also retire at tie same time with
his army Ia the frontier ~ Guatemala which T. posit
lively and utterly re ected
A itrr the close u the siege and bombardmenf, Ten
Barrows urged Mr. Partridge the United States Min
ier 20 go again to Gen. Carrcras camp ana 10 MAKE
a other effort for Arrangement. lie went therefore
o. the morning Of October II followed hy long pro
essinn of women and children. who begged 10 be al
loved e. pas with HIM and had long Interview WIN
Gen. Carrcra who stated that he did not insist
on a hostile occupation of San Salvador. nor
dIl he require General BaTrios TO sign
convention agreeing TO that measure put thM
In mo- event would he retreat or abandon his posion
uu,il after Gen Barreos had. he offered 10 co. iet
~. Government surrendered the command. ana gone
ou of the country when De would treat with the scnA
Tor Pcro,a WHO he agreed should be len IN charge oi
the Government by Barrcos. This Was made AnoAH
to Gen BarTcos. who replied That hr "aA'.o N'''D'
sioncrs appointed 20 discuss iha, point.
Gen Carrcra said he would not discuss H. bn' MI.
T. ADVISED that commissioners should be nppontru '"
.irn terms upon which they really agreed. ana wa
hrd when ths steamer lr, that The matter wouhi DC
ended n three days. a.,
Thc Foreigners in San Sal, saor were 10 leave on the
i.tL app!cacnding an assault the neat day.