The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25
FkOM EOUADOR.

NEW 1ORkJ July a.
The steamer Ocean Queen has arrived
from kspinwall and brings important
news from Guaysquil, Ecu dor. President
Gsrcis Morens seized an English steamer
of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company,
lSading at the Mole, drove the officers and
crew ashore st the point of the bayonet,
placed troops, cannon and munitions of
war aboard and steamed for the mouth of
the river, where the revolutionists were
lying at anchor in the vessels seized from
tia government. He ran into one of the
steamers, cutting her smidships to the
waters edge and sinking her. After a
short engagement the others surrendered.
The bulk OF the people on board, inelud-
ing the leader Urbins, made their es-
cape to the woods.
The prisoners were brought to Gusys-
quill and tWenty-seVen of them instantly
shot.
After this Morans started for Tumbes,
where he expected to capture more victims
who would share similar fate after he re-
turned to Gusysquil ..----..
ss P-sri "a, T.slsi v,s1I si;5s csest
and the Government at the 5ame time
paid $26 900 for the three days service OF
the vessel
The seizure is still an open question,
having been referred to the manager of the
company at Oallso. The President holds
that, under some old law spoken of by
Vzttel, he had right to take the vessel
and the British Consul appeared to agree
with him
The United States double-ender gun-bost
Suwsnee arrived st Panama with news
from Csllso to the 9TH inst. The
rebellion in Peru appears to gain ground.
On the 9th a cloody engagement occurred
six miles from Lima, between $4,000 rebels
and 6. 600 government troops, in which the
latter we're successful, taking prisoners
100 men and $50 officers, besides the killed.
A few days previously mutiny broke out
on board the flag ship Amazon, bleckad-
ing africa. The mutineers gained posses
SIGN of the ship under the direction OF the
officer of the deck. Thd Admiral General
Psnizo was shot in Osbris and afterwards
hanged from yard arm. The mutlneers
afterwards decoyed the Captain OF the
America on board and captured his vessel.
This is the ship recently sent out from
England. They also captured the Iumpes'
leaving the government with only two
vessels of real service.
Chill is still in trouble with Spain. Busi-
ness at Valparaiso is unusually quiet. Cop
nar improving; nitrate firm snd advancing.
From Central America we hear OF the
capture of ex-President Bsrrios of Salvs-
dor, who left Panama recently In 8 small
vessel, expecting to find the party success
full who revoIted in his favor In Salvador.
| On reaching Forseris, however, he found
his party beaten and dispersed at La Union
and endesvored TO return, but 8 stroke OF
lightning happened to shiVer the mssts of
his vessel. He was obliged to run into
Realeio, where the vessel wss contiscated
| and sll aboard made prisoners.
Barrios will probably be handed over 70
the Salvadorian government and summari-
ly shot. ho,u,
bought by naturalized Americans, and
having procured papers from the U. 3
| Consul at Panama and Gusyaqull, 1t Il
claimed she is entitled to American protee
ton. The authorities selzsd her on IN
ground that she had no legal maratlme pa
oers; that the papers she had were for
geries, IS the signatures OF the consul q
Panama, attached to two OF the documents
are in an entirely different handwriting
and that the vessel had contrsband OF wa
and suspicious characters aboard, IN all 9
which the s. Consul at Realejo coincldeC
and in consequence refused to scknoWl
edge Capt. Losada or his vessel as entltle
10 any protection.
The Fourth of July was becomingly ee
ebrated at Panama and AspinWaL
A slight shock of an earthquake WAS te
! at Panama on the 18th, doing no harm.
The British ship InvereAuld was Wrecl
! ed in May, 1854, on a desert island, Whe
8 DAYS out from Melbourne, for Gallo
Six of the crew were drowned, and Mn
teen were saved, including the csPtal
The provisions secured were four Poun
of bread and three pounds Of pork. I'M
}. remained on the island year and ten ds!
! living on shell-fish and roots, dying one
y one until none were left but the csptsi
!, + mate and one sailor. At last the Juls
from China for Cslloa, stopped st the lsls
= in q leaky condition, and rescued them.
q q The ship Advance had arrived ct Par
y ma from New York.