The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-29

Flores, in which n was supposed that peace Of
sors would be made up. even resulted 70 the 6ansh
appears that Mosquera, 10 violation Of tho armst,ce,
crossed the river Cho,a and took strong position be
YONG and IN the direction Of Quito Here another
msscc was agreed upon for the purpose OF arranging
peace, which must DO upon any terms that Mosquera
euooso 70 dictate Tor General Flores, since his do
feat mas been totally unable reorg nize his army and
wtnous inc means OF Offering resistance whatever 70
nothing the conaues. Of Ecuador and
~ annexation az one OF The United States OF Colombia
either his way TO Guayaqu Mosaucrs viii 40 In
Quo ~ be has dono hercdrve tho clergy out OF the
choose 20 cSno,m "s may m unless a they
regulation, which s not probable they will consent TO-
has beea reported that Flores had mao proposals for
peace, and that he had oiored pay Mosauera three
millions OF dollars identification for tho expenses Of
Colombia 10 going TO war; but ihas Mosquera rejected the
IN former sstes gave an extract rons communica
sion received from gentleman In Guayaqn. in which it
vince Of Ecuador Tor annsxa.ion 70 Peru AN reports
confirm this srtement and whatever Mos
Aecounry ,tnc people or Guayaqui may choose to ro-
and seek the projection Of tho government their
upon s bong asked This would or course create war
between tho United Satcs Of Colombia aud Peru which
many pe.sOns snca wma MSsauS era desrss -. ee
revolution had broken out In Quito, headed by person
named Tomas MaidODado, and that Garcia Moreno, tho
President, had been arrested thrown into prison
This, 10 abe present unsettled state Of affairs,
prob for. the country being in uproar, and
the tumuIs or course business aud everything apper
taning to II, at standstill Ecuador, nothing
need De said concerning II until peace Of some kind or
The authorities Of uayaqu foryns the city, and
TIE steamer Tscs was detained beyond her time on ac
count o. tho having chartered her TO 80 and
look for the launches that formed the squadron scnt to
Tumaco She found and brought them back In safety 10
the port from whence they started
Tho presence Of vessel OF Of the United States Is
now much needed at Guayaqu 70 look out for the inter-
ests Of It's citizens at that place. but there is
seod The Cyane Is here, and hero remain the
Acapulco The 10 tho Nor pacac and The
flagship Lancaster somewhere between here and San
Francisco. This s all we can muster in tho way OF
squadron In these watersa force totally made uate to
protect and look out for the interests OF
people who reside 10 the republics that resemble from
their constant squabbes two tomcats hung clothes
line.
month more VIII either see reace or war Of far
greater magnitude and ono that will DO more trouble
than many imagine. lf Peru is involved, the ad
vantage she possesses in having very respectable
squadron viii tell much against the Power that opposes
her by being able 10 transport troops from point point
on the seacoast with rapdity.
INTERIOR.
By the steamer Pantagenet at Aspnwall from Cartha
gena have received dates from 0gota 18th ut
the 18th ut headed by General Gutierrez one OF the
candidates for the Presidency recently defeated for tho
purpose 9. Raising means oy voluntary saoscrip.on TO
raised was to BIO loan retnrnable whenever suited
the convenience Of the government 10 do The
nous sum Of thirteen thousand eight hundred and sixty
dollars was subscribed on tho spot. =
An engagement had taken place between the govern
ment forces under General Gomez and nd OF insnr
gents, conservatives they termed In which the
latter completely used up. The light took place
Marinla Wo hear nothing from the large force OF
conservatives said TO have been They doubt
less nothing more than an armed mob, without military
knowledge dscipne and may be defeated detail,
In the aboye mentioned Yet tho fact OF tbero being
60 largo number 10 arms indicates, os have said 10
former letters, the great unpopulary OF tho. Mosqucra
government Should Senior Murlo, tho President elect
be Installed in Office those disturbances will probably not
continue for any length Of time.
PANAMA, Jan. Is, 1864.
Tho English priest. Herbert Vaughan, D. D., whose
arrest ! have spoken Of 10 my first letter, is .
missionary Of the London Congregation Of "0bates Of
81 Charles and tour BY order Of Cardinal WISE
man, collecting alma for the foundation Of college
England for foreign missions TO tho heathen He left for
Fan Francisco BY the st. LOUIS the 18th Inst
The native priest who was arrested about the time
has been compelled 70 take up private soldier
Mosqueras army, and left forced conscript with
the battalion Calivo" that sailed tho 18th inst 70
another attempt 10 reach the port OF Tumaco Sc
Arroyo, the nservative who also lodged in Jail
By Poadens Santa Coloma his arrival from CauCa,
released upon giving bonds In the OF ten thousand
dollars that no would return and report himself the
headquarters OF General Mos1uera.
Inc Pacific Mail steamship Company steamer Golden
Ago. Captain Lapdge from San Francisco on tho Attn inst
has arrived. she brings the following specie
FOR Englan0 ..,...$i ,4oz,Sv4 ~
Tor New fork.s.... 325 ,S03 W
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also thousand hundred and fortyone packages
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