The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03


and revolutionary troops from Their possons the val
Icy or Lurln toward Lima when at ssnrise ionday
November O. the inhabitants Of Calao startled BY
the appearance port Of the fgate Amasonas
and the corvsstee America and La Unon present
the hands Of the revolutionary party me frigats
Apurirnse was sent to cruise on the bay but dposi
ton give chase by the opposite party being perceived
. strategic movement was At once made owing 70 the
prompt determination Of the commanane that brought
the Apui,nac safe into port without the loss of single
man. rt#HsvsN III
In the meantime the ships Of the evolutionary party
sailed quietly into Chonios bay support their land
forces While every straining ms eyes watch
ing the movements Of tho SHIPS great cloud Of dcst
10 rise on the road between Lima and callao
Presently two noticed palloping towards
Callao followed at short distance hy few cavalry soi
diers Amer about two hours OF suspense IL was an
no need that four revolutionary troops
side Lima and thai a had arrived from that
party calling for the srrenderof Calao within twenty
give no opinion on this subject till late IN the evening
when he gave orders to the troops To dperse
BY eInSarsins on board Que Of the shipo in the
bay. From nine O'clock IN the evening various parties
paradod the streets shouting viva coupled with me
names chiefs III the evolution As 10 grow atcthe
orderly and quis nhabsnts retired 10 rest fearing
danger was thon unknown that the town was IN
protected About three O'Clock the morning Of the
9Th large party or lawess rulans made indscrmi-
nate uttafs upon the principal stores in .hs most fire.
quente commercial part Of the town. leaving nothing
but the bare walls, and destroying what they could not
use or rather abuse and carry away CONSERVATION
was on the face every on passing into be street 10
sec tho amount OF malicious dage as wen as robbery
About six O'Clock meeting was formed for civic guard
consisting Of shopkeepers MERCHANTS and Others which
kep, anginentine III ton A. NJ, when thes were formed
into armed PARTIES Of about dozen cpch 10 searh
evcy street or house which they had any reason 70
think TINT stolen property hnd been deposited On ind
ing anything im diataly passed under guard to
the arsenal place Of rendezvous and deposition the
stolen goods that were and the Tccspan's o.
occupied by The civic guard IN patroiDg tho Town and
recovering stolen property and this appearance OF de-
terinned men, many OF whom were foreigners proved
that repetition Of piunder were made those engaged
IN IL must stand the Consequences
ON Tuesday November I. aboat four NJ, small
portion Of infantry abaut Efty men, and later in the
afternoon about the saine number Of cavalry from the
revolutionary party entered the town for its protection
and remained there ill early next morning, when they
bad 10 dispense and escape in consequence OF the town
being entered on the morning OF "Wednesday, 9Th ns At
have remained since. Large numbers Of troops have
cone ~ from The sufToanng country to Bella Vista,
midway between calG0 a LIMA, from whence strong
body OF cavalry has marched upon Lima.
The Project and pteI authorities resumed their va
ss sn; pssns wHsS .asy Ssna E 9SE &
the nous.. % f.'." aS iAsat OF We exciting scene
before their view. 49,
In Linn deal OF sfln.shlng ami erect fighting had
Ko,einber g. when the revolutionary party vert mesng
grea, EFFORTS gain possession o. the FORTRESS Santa
Catalina the citadel by this tive their forccs were
much weakened by the pumbeg OF killed sod wounded
The government had the city police and troops stationed
thr beries Of the churchoe, tops Of houses baco
MICS aud evcry advantageous position, whence thcy
picked of ti,cir lesh fortunate opponents
outside of Lima many were watching the movements
o; General Pezet nnd his TROOPS and was The general
opinion that no WOULD march IN and yetake tho city.
which N that time might easily have been done from
the weak state 81 the Revolutionary party who, by AL
aronnis could scarcely have oplcsc the government
u3utR " it'll Qua hntls. n,ep. Z
il is supposed tina, ti.ne,,l paxes aud his ssa6es'
motives Of humanity and Wishing To prevent ND, rirg
s;Ey waste Of life declined 10 storm Lima, .ncond
their cause already lost, not know ms tho spte'
The citadel bold out till about dsay Lo ,"ss ro.
surrendered to tho revolutionary "Wednesday Novem-
pIetss possession on the ese''
ben = . ,... :, "a. as.lsectien prevailed tmong the
% ana Z. rSa. e snd his aa,a 20
as y s.T or savary, arriving there spou.
s.s ND ,nf.l refuge ia The castle from whence he
Enrijsh auyote sicarNptcr. When the karison hold.
ing The cesid aseera'ned IN the morning. that their
chief had Ned tiey wisely resolved to follow suit
Accordingly, .On Thursday au0iring NTenber o. both
infantry and cavalry escaIngip all directions
In order % avoid COLTS on with the Evolutionary
Airy, which few minutes Afterwards partr0lIsd tho
xres's dischsrg'na firearms maxim, prisoners Of or
fJsrne tho seInahna troops q Pes, and taking full
posstssiob, az ,ie Kes,orers Of tie country Thus
% warfare which are the curse 81 sonth Amer
em rpuhlics campaign without decent
n nsM u 'sa asy h. sae. "a ,s. sse hono
shss.aes s Soi'I %nass, wSos nsasnce be
hof:d, will be given Ia The srser republics OF the
South 81 enable ttm ~ put aside all saise Of civil
dissDsion AMI begin new cracf progress, prosperity
Or saturday, Nov IL, rio fga,e Annazonas and
vets America and la Union arrived III Callao Bay
ron Isofillos and Incorporated with tho rest Of
hs h2c The goycrn,neri, now under the Prcsi.
'encS ~ 1earu carsco " endeavorlng TO restore pr
do., ana socct TN, n-eslaiisl,ment Of commerce as
,eua II ,,sLori Tine shall learn what aspect HE
Spanish lufetsa with Chile will with The
sTpsn, % 's and win e, you know the result