Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

Important NeWs from Ecundor-SeIx-
urc 81 an English stsamer-A hat
tune OF Ex-Prestdeus Barraas.
NKw YolK. July A-The steamer Ocean
Queen has arrived from Aspinwall. and brings
important news.
At Guaysquil, Ecuador, the President, Garcie
Moreno. seized an English steamer of the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company loading a, the Mole.
and drove the officers aud crew ashore at 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 AZ anchor in the vessels seized from the
Government. He ran into one OF these steamers.
cutting her amidships TO the waters edge. ard
sinking her.
After short Engagement, the others surren-
dered The bulk of the people aboard, including
the leader, Urbina, made their escape 10 the
woods. The prisoners were brought To Guaya-
quill. and twenty seven OF them instantly shot.
After this, Moreno started for Tumbus. where
he expected To capture more victims. II 20 they
shared the same fate.
After his return 10 Guayaqnil the President re-
turned the steamer to the Captain, who received
her under protest, and got at tho same time
ECO, 600 for the three DAYS services Of the YES
sci. The seizure is still an open question, having
been referred 10 the Manager Of the Company a.
Calloa The President holds that under the
same law spoken of by NRttel. he had a right 10
take the vessel. and the British Consul appeared
to agree with him.
The United States double ender gunboat SUI
vance arrived at Panama with news from Cslloa
to the 9th.
The rebellion ia Peru appears 10 gain ground.
On the 5th, bloody battle occurred six miles
from Lima, between 200 rebels and 5000
Goyernmsnt troops, in which the latter were
successful, taking prisoners one hundred men
and twenty five officers. besides the killed
few days previously q mutiny broke out
aboard the flag ship Amszon. block aiding Asica.
The mutinecrs gained possession OF the ship.
Under the direction Of the officer OF the deck
the Admiral General Panzo was shot in Cabria.
and afterwards hanged from an arm of the vessel.
The mutineers Afterwards decoyed the Captain
of the America on board, and captured his vessel.
Shis Is the ahp recently sent out out from
England. They also captured the Tumbus,
leaving the Government With snly two vessels
Of real service.
Chili is still in trouble with Spain. The bust
ness at valparaiso is unusually quiet. Copper
isimproving mira firm and advancing.
From Central America We hear Of the capture
of Ex President Barria., of San Salvador who
left Panama recsnfly in q small vessel, expect
ing to find the party successful who revolied IA
his favor in Salvador. On reaching Ponsria
however. he found bis party beaten and dis
pursci At La Unions. He endeavored to rotui n
but stroke of lightning shivered the nasts OF
his vessel, and he Was obliged to run into
Resliio; where the vessel was confscated and all
on board made prisoners. Bsrrios will probably
be handed over TO the Salvador Government and
summarly shot.
A schooner. Eeuatoris built, but being bought
by naturalixed Americans, and having procured
papers from the United States Consul Mt Pa
mama and Guszaquil, il is claimed that she is
titled TO our protestion. The authorities seized
hsr on the ground that she had no legal mari
time papers. That tho papers she mad were
forgeries, ~ the signature Of the Consul at Pa
mama attached to two OF the documents were en-
tirely different handwriting. That the vessel
had con.raband Of war and suspicious characters
on board in all Of which the United States Con
sui At Reslijo conceded. and in consequence re-
fused to acknowledge Captain Losads or his YES
sci as eatit.ed TO protection.