The New York herald., 1864-06-06

OF the ;hirysx shin; twelve belonged 10 The United
States.
dctop remained at Caao when the steamer saled and
would await the arrival OF the Admiral. The United
states steamer waerec had not yet arrived at the coast
although hourly expected
INFORMATION FROM PASSENGERS.
Ihave been able to derive much information from
passengers by the Talca who are remaining IN Panama
awaiting the steamer for New York. Ono OF them states
that senior Mazarredo on the passage up from Prue
the Iout OF the bag" that he and Pnzon had cx
ceeded their instructions from the government Of spain
Such being the case is wonder that he resigned,
has elephant In the Chncha Islands that he would
gladly get rid OF II he could
Eve millions or dollars 20 be placed tn the credit OF Peru,
be perhaps premature; bu, the steamer next dae
VIII doubtless confirm that has been done and the
amount may up TO higher figure
The government 0, reru became very determined IN
the 1t intended 10 pursue with spain whsi tho
cause In Chile aud pr mises Of material aid and 1t
will now, doubt. stand out for the most extreme
now occupied by a spanish force is given up without
terms.
ECUADOR.
Apart from the excitement respecting the spanish out
rage In Peru. there Is nothing OF any Importance what
rom this republic. Tho reope are as those south
them all for resisting Spanish aggression, and what
Ecuador can she will do ~ aid OF her sister republic.
PANAMA.
SPANISH COMMISSIONER AcRoss THE srHNus
Senior Mazarredo, the OK Special Comm issoner from
home lie followed from Callao by several persons
with the avowed int nton OF creating disturbance here
by attack ng his person and baggage and getting posses
sion Of his papers despatches &c Soon after his arrival
Senior Mazarrcdo received Information Of what was IN
for him. and sought the protection or friendly
dwelling house. where he remained until he took his de-
parture Late In the evening large crowd OF all sorts,
from pure white unaduerated ebony armed with tin
pots pans and other musical instruments used in scala
thumpan serenadc, took up their march Tor the resi-
dence or the French Consul, NJ Zel,ner, where they
supposed Maznrredo secreted. On their arrival IN
front OF the building they commenced with the most
dcafcnng aud hdeous noises, inerspcrsed occasionally
rA,s t.t than nf I'm n
Napoleon ILL., - and others very similar. some stones and
bottles we're thrown at the building, when the French
tore down the French coat from the door,
aud were about down his flag also, when some
hcds visor than tho rest succeeded in restraining the
moro excited mob.
re crowd now proceeded the house Of the Peruvian
corsul aud serenadef him with the government bind
They then visited Colonel Mckee, consul Of the United
States and insisted upon bis hosting the stars and
strircs and making them speech IN the course OF
some one in the crowd understanding what that
thought he doing tho thing by suggesting three
cheers for Mr. Monroe, which were given win great We.
The parties who were after senor Mazarredo had their
plans we'll laid Every avenue the city well
watched ana rarty Of some twenty five thirty
were lurking about the railroad depot nntil twoocock
on the following morning when heavy shower coming
up all the watchers sought shelter and having imbibed
very freely no doubt aud thinking the senior would not
venture out the rain they ct the coast clear Ahout
four c'cock, however, small party issued rom oud
ing in Panama each carrying from six TO twelve
doses OF lead about hs person, and proceeded quietly
the dirrCtn OF tbe utppt, ecy
without molcstaton IN tact without seeing any one
| After a careful look around aad Dndlng that the
| q, ast was all clear, threw mounted hand car aud
started on their way TO Aspnwal u is needless 70 sav
that senior Meyarrcdo aud tho aid de camp Of admiral
pin2on senior fora were among the number whom day
lght clme the mobtes found that their bird had hown
baggage despatahes aud ALL go they. tried to follow him.
the nine H. train taking some twenty ave OF his ad
mrers aud tha two 7. M train some more. They tr cd
also TO dispatches to Aspinwa 10 head him OIL bn
failed, as the line was overrun Win The company
| business.
The pursued rartv etter a run Of cQht hours reached
Aspinwa when Senior Ma1arredo and party, with tneh
baggage, were st transferred to The deck OF tb
royal "os India mail steamer soent. After tho tran
arrived Win the passengers they raised crowd an'
went down 10 tho end OF tho wharf where the sieanc
lay but alter consultation they doubtless came TO tn
auaiusoa thai "dastsa s We psl,sr Rar, u vaioS'