The New York herald., 1867-03-14

tnaf did not grant having adopted the simplest kixd
OF diplomatic ceremonial
n.,ess. maess enScs ~ IRON the message win amply sucs V
sulting manner in which REPRESENTATIVES OF forexn
nations have been treated by Mosquera The best proof
OF the justice OF Mr. Burton's complaints with regard 70
TINS very subject Is that Mr. Bunch has also demanded
an apology from the government will back up
uemand, aided by British man-ofwar at Carthagena.
MI Bunch complains Of rude treatment extending back
70 me time that he first presented his credentials this
Tho war inauguratcd by Mosquera against Congress
seems TO have met with uncompromising resistance from
the latter body Both branches have disapproved OF all
the imp measures Of the Executive during the
year. iuci0ding the agreements made with prominent
bankers OF England respecting national loan, and the
famous decrce apolishng the local military organizations
In tho various States The rupture between the two
Departments OF the ment assumes about the same
Largacha the Secretary OF the Treasury had resigned
and the Department Temporarily transferred 10 Mr.
Garrdo Minister OF Home and Foreign Affairs. and Mos-
Intelligence from Lima has been received 70 the z2d o(
February According to the following paragraph: taken
from Lima letter OF that date the revolution in Peru
is gaining ground:-
The announcement Of the government papers by Lass
down is incorrect The revolution, far from being
put down. is progressing, and the revoIutionts have
defeated the government troops under Colonel Savecho
in two engagements; they said 70 on their
way eight hundred strong to Cuzco and Ayacucho The
-, Ds nv ~. T. that
vices not required but the truth that the revou
tonss have destroyed the mountain bridges that they
doubt be success its professsd objects the abo
ition OF internal taxes and the poll tax. Revolutionary
action manifesng itself in the norh and the greater
portion Of the troops Tuo have gone to join their
comrades their way to Ayacucho. There has also
been stampede among the tro0pa They have gone Oh
also Ayacucho. The government claimed to have pub
stop TO this, but II s we known this s not correct
The segeans are in all these cases Of revolt among the
troops the ringleaderA
Dates from Central America by the Guatemala
two weeks later
+. serious outbreak headed by General Cruz had oc-
CURED in Guatemala. The village Of Guastatoya wa
attacked by the revolutionary party and number Of
secured from the garrison Cruz, in pro-
nunciamiento says that he has drawn bis sword In de-
fence Of the constitutional rights Of the people, which
he says have been dsregarded by President Cerna
Martial law was promptly declared by the MILL
tary authorities, and two detachments OF troops
were sent to operate against the rebels Crus
lodged his pursuers, and evidently wished to evade
battle until his army had gained In strength
The leader Of this movement is hereditary
enemy of President Cernas, and once before opposed
him in a similar way, but afterwards his allegiance was
bought with gold Cruz is said 10 possess the genius
requisite for military leader and II the populace but
partially support his policy the legitimate govern
ment OF Guatemala may be ultimately overthrown.
The coffee lands Of Costa Rica to be improved by
means OF artesan wells. company has been formed
for the purpose of experimenting in the matter and
machinery already ordered from the United States
The Grand Hot-I, Panama. was thrown open for the
reception of guests the 1s inst II s undoubtedly
the finest public house the South Pacific coast and
such nils void of long standing in this particular
line of business.