The New York herald., 1863-11-27

trcrffy ana VINO nye Dy swfpdDG CdFoyns pSsseuge,'
/ Verify gam know cdye osy Uy cnporience. Their
appears be certain ci Of e who live BY takin
advantage the unsuspecting traveller You nad then
generally rfnopg those who anxious TO oil three
four oces and perform the hard duty or sch tor
Of mouey that would bs considered 10 isate compon
honestly and laishfuHy performed We eli hnox sum
ciouty we the weakness Of nanan nature 10 eoi salts
ned point vix;That bs who does not the
pay honest due for services psr orned make up the
deficiency In me manner or othcrt not out of his
employer out others He cares not who Il Is no n
be make what lac Considers iar
the no has performed IA zach tn he occupies.
The English steamer srracou,n arrived da,
since as Asphiwali. A nutsScr d her officers soon
made appearance In Pauam, he ma ority wh I'm
appeared 70 be warm friends OF Jef DAVIS Co.. aud
tcrtain great hatred fear am certain which
OF irunsdcs Monitors picators mad ether
OF like naIare a,oy introduced
by rescctaie old gentleman ''Unce sam. -
They also a!pcsred TO shnn parrots number Of
which To Icund here aud the hburng coun-
Try ior what reason know not except on nat o. the
similarity la name between the bird usdcrn
engine of warfare bong used By General Gimore
In his oporatns against ai lcstou Those Eng isbmeu
presented strange Nearacc IN the sreotgo go xana.
They came lore p!n clio hes aud looked i.osh
FROM oxford street some wore black hats aud coting
thick enough Tor the thermometer aRi such
shoes, covering such fees whrw They uncosuieri
able TO look at and exceeiigiy destructive 70 the I'm
number o; ants that are TO 30 found ond ssder
every pavement IN Panamr- Punrh hes oapitai
presentations these ersuns In his pictures OF ordOn
SWEET They were s,kaiivo tlippea tho oasons English,
The British brig Gu:dtnS Star, from Aspn@ssl Tor
Nintitan wits wrecked on the LIST instant on Ssvsnbs
Tank. Captain Stewart, vie, child aud iOrsOnsa
crow arrived In the ongboab a Aspinwa tho f1.k,
after being exposed ten days.
Mosquora issued proclamation the citizeDe Of
the United States Of Coionba in which be forth tbs,
justice OF his cause all kings cMperors and presidents
generally do before going to and calls out
Thousand five hundred in ordH render his opera
tions against Ecuador effective. under tho mpres
sion that the words akcs in" shosAd DO substituted
''cals CUT for ''calIing out unss other
employed In connection herewith, would serve 70
materially Increase tho strength OF army in th,s coun
try. "Cals out properly defined here means tking
ho.a oay Who %
any that has bcen named by the authores Rota
conscrpton Is oraered or If rhs sicai ssSor
ed OF any im riance In rendering conscrpt free from
serving inder Mosquera, hear OF good plan having
been adopted lately in Guyaquil which might DO copied
by efficient and valuable Secretary OF War, Mr. Stsu
toa tn order to Oil up speedily the depleted ranks
Of the NorIhera army. IL this:--AbOut the
hour the steamer at Cuyaquii the rovenue
cutter at anchor n the stream ordered 70 nrc gun
When the report heard the popui.ce, desrng
the arrive thinking gun had been fired 10
announce her approach, assembled m large numbers
and walked o swell the ranks Of the army Of ecuador
give you this story It given IT, think II
nct unlikely II certainly Is nn economical method Of
conscr!ption.
The steamer Salvador Is hourly expected from
Central American ports sho will bring us hnportan,
news and 10 not improbable that President BArrios. Of
Sau Salvador compelled "a eave the country by Gene
Carrcra the lasi advices info med be the
tails continua the siege boubar,lmcnt aud
OF the city o< San Salvador Carrcrs has
as suoce sIu us the hast ac COUNTS Informed US he certain
" @ouli be.
1he United sa,os ship s.: Marys, Captain Middleton,
sailed this morning aayii hit to the south
ward and tho Pacific Mai Companys steamship Golden
Cty left ut TOUR A M. Tor San FraDciscc.
NOVEMBER 10, 1858.
The Panama Rai!reaa Company e steamer Salvador,
Captain Bowd,tch. arrived this harbor evening"
from ports In Central America Her arcSan Josc
November q Acaiutla sth; Ia Ibcrtad, 9Th La Union,
1ltn ReaeJo - and Punt. Aeenas, 18th She brings
the following cargo for New Yo k:oue thousand nye
hundred and seventy haes lor,ynne bales deer
skins Of indigo ceroons OF cocLinca
two bags OF coffee two bales of cotton mer
chandse, eight cans OF basam, ono box o: silver.
parcel OF goin all ono thousand six hundred aud fifty
eight packages. lhs by the salvador important
and Interesting. aad am indebted to Captain BOwditch
for many n'errst''s Pu'cnars
As supposed would caso city San saliva
dor is In possessr General Csr and Ecncrs Bar
rios Ia m oxi'o rhore surrender by Iarros
tbe morIng Of the 26ih VI October about three O'Clock
with hundred be evacuated tho city The
and In three hours time ,srrera Was in full possession VI
the city. He satisfied with This, however, but
with energy pushed on after he retrsslg nry and soon
severe conDici cnsued In which he was entirely dc
and his staO aud about hundred followers sncccsdcd
h. making Their escape but were hoty crsued closely
indeed that tho staff wore ali eapu,ea and are now
doubtless sheltered by sorno Of his Numerous frnnds He
Will In all probability succeed In making ms 70
one OF tho foreign men OF war Thought extremely
probable that. caught General Carrera viii order him
10 be shot with the knowledge Of what his fate will be,
taken, hc will DO more than careful to sscuro
safe from The country. This affair a san Salvador
aud the tta destruction OF tho army of BArros virtually
end the Carrsra here "rulcs tho roast" without
the smallest possible chance c being opposed least
for org time 70 Fuil dispatches for the State
Department sinister, Mr. Partridge have
by the Salvador. and go forward by the noIi mail
A very exciting affair occurred al Ia Union on tho
0ndt I'm nuYd ~ m
sumed tie character u naval engagements ON small
scale. The salvador has certainly made name for he,
selfat enst Capt. Bowdilch has for her. When tho Sal
vador arrived ut Upiop the passage up the coast
was shore that Mrs. Barrios board aud.
consequence every and detention thai could
be given the steamer ordered by the oonmandant
(tasro), and the guardshp In the harbor was gotten
under weigh and anchored close to tho Salvnios, ~
menace. The threat also made that n Barr,os
ceeded 10 making his escape u the steamer he would DO
taken rom nsr 1y sd ,s our M 70
him by the British Munster OF her Majesty Hsseam slosp-
of-war pacchan,e, then at anchor N the hasbor Wien
the authorities asserted that tho cargo launches would
be permitted to load or discharge Minister not
fed them that he would have u done under the otec
tion OF the armed boats from the British ship. Ths OF
ended the trouble about that matter. About six
O'Clock the evening or little before dark, Captain
Bowdtch OF the started from the landing go
on board his vesse. lie well, known also his boat,
and there one In II except those who priv
cgcd T. come and 20 at will As he passed close 10 the
surdshp he was baiied and al the same time muske.
rod at him, tho ball passing close to his head
Naturally exasperated at the treatment, ell
board tho salvador who witnessed Il. as he
reached his ship aud the boat bosed up he orsncd
fire tho gaardship from nine FOUNDER smooth bore
gun and teDpoundsr parroit rae The guard vessel
SO very tho Salvador and was very low In the
that impossible to depress the guns enough
TO hit 10 the hull bot Captain Bowditch succeeded
In knocking oLe Of her masts out When the first
shots nred the officers and crew Of the guard
believing discretion 10 be the better part u vaor took
TO their boats abandoned the vessel aud pulled Tor shore
but upon fire being opened upon them and 6ndng tho
shot coming upcomforably close they pulled back T. the
vessel for safety Thus ended the affair. without oss OF
he. Our Minister witDesse the whole proceedings and
mede statement OF II 60 the exlstng government who
ordered the removal OF the commandant af In
Union, aud tie salvador on her return down the
brought hts The conduct OF Captin no~dch
Is warmly approved of by Minister, Mr. Partridge,
and he Is considered " have acted with energy and
decision. lie is evidently not afraid OF uning
responsibility The United States steamer Saginaw,
Commander Hopkins, bad arrived 1t Ia Uniol from
Panama. aud would no sufficient force ~ look out for
American interests In that quarter. Her MAJESTY
ship BAecbsnte also remained In tho harbor VIII n