Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

ofwar. The Changing was turned
sdrift
The admiral then steered for Callao, /
and attempted 70 cut of the Peruvian {
navy; but they we're notified in time to /
place themselves undsr the guns of the /
fort, and we're thus saved The store
ship, however, was seized and carried
of
The feet then returned to the Chin
chas, where they remained IN possession
on the 18th
The greatest excitement prevailed at
Calloa and Lima, and active prepare
lions we're being made 20 resist the IN
vaders
The foreigners generally, and foreign
ministers, eonsuis, &c, ercepttny the
and expressed the strongest sympathy
with Peru, and their disapproval OF the
course pursued by the Spaniards as most
arbitrary and HnjastifGbIe
II was generally supposed that The
whole affair had been prearvaHged at
Madrid, and was part Of the French
programme on this continent Dis
patches had been sent to Washington By
the Peruvian Government on the sub
Jet, Senior Viellen2 being passenger
on the Illinois.
The Spanish feet consists Of two frig
ates and q gunboat, and two or three
others were daily expected.
The Peruvian navy consists Of eight
Indifferent vessels, badly manned, bit
the Government had bought the new
steamer Quito, Of the Paciee Steam Nav
igation Company, for 5000, 900, and in
tended to equip her for the purpose Of
naval engagement
General Heron had returned from
Lima to Panama, it is supposed as a
special envoy to Warrington he was
not permitted TO cross the Isthmns, hav-
ing been expatriated from New Granada
some time since in consequence Of hold
ing political views at variance with the
existing Authorities He would 60 to
San Francisco, and vas to leave for Pan
ANA on the 10th. General Heron Was
formerly a minister from New Granada
to Washington.
Three BRUSH vessels-oEwar were at
Callao.
The United States frigate Lancaster
had left Panama for Callao
There seems to be regular plan Of
attack along the whole line Of Repnbli-
canism in America France, England
asd Spain attack the centre (Mexieo)
England seeing the Roman Cnsboli,
trap into which she is about TO he led
retires from the contest Francs finding
herself able, in her own opinion, TO con
qaer Mexico, Spain is cent TO remove 1
small but dangerous obstruction to mon
arehy (San Domingo) in the rear AnC
now, it seems, she is attacking Republi
} canism in the right or Southern flank
While this is going on, Rebellion an'
Coppsrheadism are striving to turn
the left or Northern flank in aid Of ihr
general design to subvsrt free institu
tons. IL is grand specimen Of pol;ti
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strategy, worth,
Of the Roman Propaganda and the re
. Aus Of a Bonaparte.
The plot thickens Mexico. the "sic
mar" Of the continent, is overcome b
. France, and an Austrian Archduke !
. sent over to become monarch on tki
: free continent Macmillan is now Of
! bis way, and we shall soon hear that b
I has landed at Vera Cruz. Then vii
. come the coronation, and the resarrec
], ton Of royalty in America. To this ex
trsmisy has republican government Doe
I brought by this pro-siavery rsbellio
. aud the Copperhead aid that it has r,
g csived
. II is the duty Of the free press {
the country to call public attention I
these events, and the deep and damnin
design so apparent through the shallo'
disguise at first assumed by France i
her invasion of Mexico The faetis, ii
disguise ia now thrown of, aud the oil
I, jects are plsinly divulged, viz The Latir
ization Of the American continent
reaction against the Anglo-Saxon rae
, The suppression Of the Democratic ides
Of Northern America. The subsection
Professionalism. The crushing of fro
ideas, free aspirations, and free institl
tons. The retrogression Of free thousl
: and action to the blind faith and han
pered will and bsnumbsd energy of m
dieval times.
Freemen of America, will you sutfe
this formidable conspiracy against yor
liberties to succeed in its object :
, you would prevent such a ca,astroph
! 90 to work with all your might, mir
and s,reHgth to sustain the Cover
; ment and defeat COpperheadism. VIII,
" this is done. and the Rebellion crushe
" We then, IS a united people, trained
: arms, can attend 70 the Macmillan usu
patton and the powers tha. seek to owe
throw Republicanism and Protestantisr
= Fret put down the pro-Slsvery Reb.
. lion and its cause, and its aiders al
abettors in the North, and then there a
" other Influences hostile to Freedom viii
= will demand attention The ''irrepr,
= sibls conflict between Right and wror
" will not come to an end with the ov,
throw Of Rebellion and the death
American Slavery, but will 60 on un
Liberty triumphs over ali forms
Despotism and Oppression.
CoPPERHEAp ABUsE or SoLDIERS-T
patriotic editor Of the Vincennes s.
never allows an opportunity to pass wit