The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19

tho Dominicans. TO the number Of about thousand
mnic an attack on tho Spanish camp 1t Monte Crsti
about tho LIST or ID inst They easily rspulsed
Dates from Venezuela TO December "a Falcon has
elected President OF the republic by Immense
majority For the present complete tranquility rcigns
throughout tho country On tho 2lst tho Central Rail
road inauguratcd that L. tho FIRST shovelful OF
earth turned up by General Guzman blanco, acting
utivc who was furnished with silver spade for The
purposo y would have been better sign II tho spade
had boon OF IRON
From Caracas and Porto cabello we have datcs tho
a4h Dccemoer Inc complaints Of tho State Of GuayanA
have boon attended To and peace established
Gen Pugar attempted revolution in tho State Of Zu-
ano but sgnally failed thus leaving the whole In peace
prevalent here.
The Diayio says-By tho steamer from 81 Thomas,
losing great many lives from sickness it has boon
decided TO move the cncampmcnt town OF SarnaLa 10
. place called Cayo LevaTatado, or Raised Key. u
During tho rst week OF this month date not givon tho
rebels now belgeront TO tho number OF thousand,
attacked tho Spanish forces at Monte Christi. wo are
told they were repulsod with oa but othor particu
lars are given. which strange However II proves
the Dominicans 70 DO In foroe and By no means dis
pirited.
News from south America. 1.s4
rHE PEnUvIANs DEcLINE TO ATTACK THE SPANISH
PLSEr AT TAs onINcHAs-PRoPosITIoNs FOB
GETTLxMENr REJECrxD BY TuB sPANIARDs.
fSk Thomss Doc 8o) Correspondence Of ths Diasie II
81 Ff Havana g&H faEfg3
Yesterday tho Chief % Squadron ssnor Finsona tef
Ms port for Southampton, net having been IN tho
least aolestsd during his srast acrossthe sthmuA Tho
Chief Of Squadron, AdnirN Pareja, arrived ~ lama
on the I'd inst anAssmainsd there thrce dsya aftcr
which left for the Ohincha IsIan1s 70 take command
Of there Tho feet has not boon attacked In any
way, nor such a thing thought or The Peruvian
government has obtained large majority In the Con-
grcs tho situation Of tho interior Of country
o very pacific one, all restraints on business having
ceased Everything leads to tho belief that tho Hispano
Peruvian question will end In amicable
honorable TO both governments at variance Tho
Congress of Penpocntares has taken part the qucs
ton and will endeavor By every means in their power to
end the conflict without appeal Nc 10 war
On the 9Th the man of war Bcrepguea arrived at Val
para!so and left the day towards tho south II is
supposed sho In advance In search OF aid for the
saving of Of tho menof bat had remained Ia tho
Straits OF Magellan in very bad position The burning
OF the ofwar Trinto Ia confirmed There
explosion Of tho magazine as IL flooded in tmc that
all tho lives saved and tho money and the nautical
instrnmcn'f
II is said that In council OF war formed In Peru OF
General Castillo, President and twenty other persons 10
determine as whether the Spanish ncot should be at
tackled at tho Chincha Islands, there were seventeen
aga INST the measure and three In favor PROPOSE
tons had been made 70 Pareia to abandon these Islands,
Peru binding herself TO lqudac all the just claims Of
Spain These, we arc told, were not listened TO-