The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-17
sbe country. Perm wnI always remember with graft
iode the noble conduct Of the foreigners at this solemn

the country. Perm WIN always remember with graft
tado the noble conduct Of the foreigners at this solemn
OCCASION
Peru determined TO light for her liberty, and will
dominion OF old Spain for the heroic OF the North
have given us under The present circumstances 90 many
splendid proofs Of their sympathy and determination.
The least doubt but that the alternate committed by
spanish squadron on the 18th inst has plan pre-
place even the government Of Peru had acceded
10 The exaggerated pretensions OF Senior Mazarredo,
recognizing him IN the character Of commissioner
In fact, before the spanish commissioner pretended
sad recognition. the spanish squadron preparing for
he atlack takng powder ana other articles OF war AZ
Valparaiso and pinzon himself made Of the
Iar Tbs wo learn from the Chile papers which, with
g knewng the threat was TO be realized so soon pro-
10 we Chaean government 70 consider the cause Of
e'u as tner owo In this respect the opinion 10 unan
nous IN our sister republic
Ihe aggression the result OF III will, has been pre-
pTeu ong ago, and could not have been unjust and
lncoDsderate The agents Of SPAN were determined
bring about, at all hazard rupture with Peru what
might be her conduct they have not even tried
10 ind pretex In order to give decent appearance
their unushabe proceedings. We can hardly believe
that the Cabinet Of Madrid gave such instructions or
were TO approve OF the conduct OF its agents but the
government Of Queen Isabella should renew the insult by
Their APPRECIATION Peru relying upon the Justice her
cause, will revenge that aront, and Spain responsible
for all events that may occur, will have lost her good
The United States soop.of.war ST. Marys remained at
Calao when the steamer left, and would stay until the
ndmra6 arrival TO look out for and protect the interests
Of American citizens.
Wishing to remove the prisoners from the chincha
sanus aer their seizure Dy the Spanlarua Tue PERUVIAN
government chartered the English steamer Guayaqu for
the purpose and her return from tho Islands the pris
ones one hundred and fifty in number under guard OF
only fifteen and got possession Of the vessel,
and compelled the captain by force to land them the
mainland. They fred several shots at the captain and
bayoneed tho at the wheel before they could get
possession.
The Peruvian government has purchased the Pacific
Navigation Csmpany's steamer Quito for the OF
six hundred thousand dollars. She will be Immediately
fitted a cruiser with heavy armament, ana from her
great speed will make most efficient vessel.
n
Bhp-o the.line and the other clad reported
to be on their way to reinforce Admiral Pin2on They
will make formidable addition TO bis squadron.
few thirty and one hundred FOUNDER Parrot guns,
Fitted complete, with large supply Of proectes, would
meet with ready sale at most remunerative prices
even in Panama. VIII not the West Point foundry take
the hint and ship at the earliest possible moment
Of their "pes." They could not make better specula-
tion and DO more good In good cause.