The New York herald., 1871-01-14

burg to that port, and few days afteryard fell IN
With and took the German bark Gazele, IRON Call
mediately sent 70 Tahiti. The Entreoastenx a
French gnnboat, left Caoa the 80 inst, ostensI
bly, Tor Honolulu, but once outside OF peruy,an
waters, within sight OF the port lay Co annarenny
watching for some German vessels coming from
Gnanape with guano TO Callao This exercised tic
Peruvians excessively, aud fleet stea0e,
was sent to the islands 70 warn the Intended victims
a. M YET no ,o cap,nre mas been made The nagshlr
harbor, but bright lookout Is kept FOR the Sorth
German flag
Americans here have been glad to learn thar IN,
Department OF state has thought proper TO approve
OF General Hoveys course In regard 10 his bearer or
dispatches Colonel Farrandl. In every particular
The facts OF the were that Farrapd
was appointed by the General 10 carry CERTAIN
treaties and o.her important public documents from
the Legation Lere 10 washington. After the Colo
nel's passport and Instructions were placed In hs
hands trunped up claim against MIN appeared,
on which an order OF detention was procured. aud
despite OF General HoveYs protest, an attempt was
made to prevent Farrand from leaving the country.
owing 10 tue vigorous action OF the Minister Far
rand departed with his dispatches. The Secretary
or state at Washington has addressed the Legation
II y Lima ON the subject, declaring that General
Hoyey's proceedings were clearly in accordsncs
with the prescriptions OF international lay. and
commencing the acuon resorted to to uphold the
dignity or The United States government.
A proposition has been made by Messrs. Lopez
and Furber OF New York. to this government to tho
effect that no Peruvian euano anal be sold I'm the
United State TO other persons than themselves. Az
THIS proceeding would seriously interfere with the
United States and OF the clauses OF the pro
position are or rather doubtful advantage to PERU it
Is not probable that Congress viii take any action
In the matter, the appreciation OF that body being
requisite.
Tne medical men OF the city assert that Lima has
never been more healthy than ut the present time.
Az symptoms OF yellow fever have disappeared In
spite OF the usual heat OF the season.
The United States steamer Resaca, Captain Lewis
arrived at CallaO on the 10th instant from long
cruise among the Marquesas and FIJI islands. All
wei on board. The Mohican ana Onward stin
In port
The news concerning the Bolivian revolution Il
stu contradictory, but 10 appears that the govern
ment OF General Megnrejo has acquired new
strength by IN unexpected means While MegarcjO
was advancing on the city OF Potosi. occupied BY
the rebel General Rendon. the capital La
Paz, was induced to declare III favor Of
the revolution, proc'alming u General Morales
as chief or the republic. The two insurgent gene
rails are therefore opposed to each other, ana 1t ~
snrmised thai Melgareo will ind but little difficulty
In Su0cating the revolt. The most unfayorabts
symptom il the continued III health of the latter tho
erectS from his recent accident not yet having dis
appeared, and without his presence the troops
might be easily induced to desert HIM and his for
tunes. AT last advices Melgareo was very near
fot0si, awaiting some rclnforcemcnts before max
Ing decisive attack. The insurgents were badly
provided with arms and ammunition.