The New York herald., 1867-08-02
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iss asah Of $s. ss ';s,s mus. b. pronounced very
Tor some sms The Scout, Engah man,oi "Si "a.
cG Iabog lost two mso from f'ssr anu parn
If e eSnsb sey Of the ssown could would have
aons the same when sickness hrsl ploAe oss 1p S.S
OF he would have saved many ss ns aIs 1sopaon
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oSsraspe mea"ures IN the case Of the Rising slsI "a
her last trip from the lsibmus "a inefe was n9t single
case OF sickness on board ana Q, ne ave deaths which
was ina, Of passenger from Australia who sick
before he Landed here On the soath coast the pyeiaing
malignant fever 10 be disappearing A rumor
st i had broken out IN the northern part Of Peru op
closer inyes, CATION turns out to be mercy founded
CAtacsos near Paa, where medica, assistance a.
rely wanting The Peruvian government has cent two
experienced physicians to thai place, and IL - thoaght
thai this measure VIII soon remove all causrs Of an up
A, ten O'Clock on the morning OF the 10th tho Great
Republic arrived mere from New York. alter a rpend.d
run Of atty three days including tha stoppases during
the nights she passed IN the Straits o. Maeean Co The
whole voyage she consumed az average only thirty
three tons OF coal day and ,.id not meet With tIo
signte1 accident Crowds Of people enabled 10
yst her through The courtesy or tho Pacific Ma Steam
chip Company She at this morning fer Franeisco
having on board Captain Allan LacIanc the president
oi the company On ,hS 24th of mex, month sho will
China.
The Esslsh mai, steamer Pa,a arrived here on tls
Captain E r. Calhoun, ef the United s.s.e.
Navy, who COOS to the stsies MI. Cosos. re;yne,
nember OF tbs Peruvian Congress, lately ayJr u; "a
as tolsul General TO England; also two caytfs rs o
the Peruvian ee'y, bound for New York; and lrst moi
least, Rear Admiral iasardo MSntero accompanied
| by Captain Payado Of the navy. Meutero who
mas made nmself prominent ~ the part To played
in the overthrow OF Pe7e,, aad lately by hls
refusal - under the exrcbel Tucker thereby
losing his command, leaves Tomorrow Tor Carhagena
| DC s continuing oa tho Nsgdaena fve-, the galar,
Monte-o viii have seine difficulty getting hts place
OF det Daou put he Is cen hdent Of succeeding IN this
| aud talks oil going 10 New York on government bus,
nesE as soon as hrs mission IN Cuombe Is fulfilled Tns
results OF hts negonatens win be known to the
pcbic; In the meantime Is il suEloicnt say that
was not merely sent ov of the way by Prado who 1t
generally belief ed in Peru wants place Tucker
in active command, and has for that purpose
him from tho exploring expedition to the Mayro river
Admiral hontero's UP to tarthsgena Bogota has
something TO do wvh tho r. K Cuyier alias Rayo and
with the altitude OF Colombia 10 of a continuance
OF the war against Spain. she papsrs pubiished III
| Lima ard Gaao DO mention his departure which
| may hays been kept secret for some
PASAMA July g. 1867.
The Sacramento arrived hare yesterday at Eve p NJ
| weather but somewhat retarded by strong winds
near Manzanlls At tho latter port sho took board
unusually large of passengers principally
fore gLers leaving the country; also The considerab 10
| sum Of million and half in treasure making up her
specie list 10 the very respectable Of 1890 600
Private letters from Acapulco sate that Diego Alvarez
has been routed ut Igana by Vicente JncneZ that
two other generals Entim0 Pinzon and Juan Berdeia
had been Killed. According TO this statement Alvarez
could barely his life and escape with one OF bis
II tins should bo onrneG the long reign
OF he Alvarez family would be over for the present