The New York herald., 1877-07-07

eueo anu none 700 soon, LOT , %s ,hs
shah came stealing through she darkness.
with torpedo, and by mere chance AVOIDED aixipa
that cheerful implement 10 the side OF coastin2
steamer IN the bay, mistakng her tor the Huascar.
When the departure Of the ram was made known the
or two ailerward arrived at Mclendo, whence tele-
grams were sent TO the Legation at Lima
40 SPECIAL REPORT
We have no Official report from the ADMIRAL and.
indeed, will probably mono, unless II Dc published
ey the Admiralty IN England The data taken Tor his
despatch Is furnished by an olccr Of the Huasoar,
who acted AID TO Don Nicolas dc Poroia during the
engagement aud VINO atterward was lett at lilo by tho
nearly four nunlred shots were 1red-S0O by the
English and eighty by the Huascar Her large
the crew ON eoard being uninstructed The Shah Is
provided with the famous Whitehead torpedoes. but
da no, smSy as% the soS, T. < sspossd
but as have said we have no meaps Of getting st tho
truth. The Amethyst at present writing ID some.
UaIIao on tho 5lh, on her way 10 San
Francisco, whore hope she may he moro for.
tupate with the Russians than in her combat aided by
another vessel against the Peruvian Huascsi Clearly
this 10 not prominent feather in the cap OF ADMIRAL
De M1se spGu Oas
irresponsible ior the acss OF the REBEL it
ZION IL icr the Euslisn. that two OF her crack
ships were not only unable to {ulfl their
snos and not 10 pursue Der Peru
jubant over her Victory, and well she may be- In
my last communication referred 10 the popular eK-
coast against the Ens,sh No lroupl6 fortunalay oc-
CURED, and so great IS the general satisfaction
is in measure forgotten. The President
has issued -proclamaiion, in which he
DECLARES that DO VIII exact from Great brtap the ex-
plantations and alisacLion consequent on such wan
ton Outrage ON a friendly Powe,. TINS somewhat
soothed tue populacc rhs particulars concerning the
further career o Pcrola aud the Huasoar were given IN
my despatch OF May 81 ,4s, ,g
Arriving at Iquique he proposed 10 the government
forces that they snoud units aud 20 out 10 casss the
Englsh This was not acceded To- and Pieroia, seeing
MS. cause was Ss
luton terminated, and one OF the most glorious phascs
in Peruvian history is that connected with the heroic
defence of the uatonai honor against powerful and
disciptned eueny in an attack unoxpectsd and un-
warranted Pleroa, for his bravery ana patriotism,
stanos higher to-day with Ms couutrymen tnan eyer
beforo but just now they appear TO doprecae all iur
MIxIsrEnIAL COMPLICATIONS. Nf
The indignant feelings OF the people had calmed
down l.ttc toward the English community resident
Ia Lind, when their pnssons were agn excited BY an
the aoysrpmon. ha4 requested ths inisrvenson Of
Admiral De Horsey and had especially desired that an
should ' made Sy me Es:
denied by the admlpisraop, but SO decided was the
evlncsd by the popuaoc sgals< the govern.
resgn and left ths President in most unfortunate
position. he being unable Tor several days
stancesL Even revolution attempted On
the 4,h Of this month the regiment holding the Castle
Of CaAo and two battHlions oil national guards de-
cared that thoy longer owed allegiance 10 Presi
don't Prado whom they considered az trator to the
General Luis La-Puer,a the first Woe President:
An effort was made ~ Lima 20 seco9o
assumed by Prado, who Immediately put himself at
the head OF the ioces rendered the attempt aDoEtve
Troops were sent to Caliao TO overthrow The rebels,
amour wnom were the Project OF that port, an ex.
Minister State Don Aurelio Garcia Garcia and sew
raj other prom ineut individuals The news OF Prados
success In Lama coolJd the ardor Of the rsvolled
the authorities ther eaders being al taken prison
ers apa sept 10 prison Of San Francisco Dc Paula In
nepts about the,r ankles. From this participation OF
many noled adhcrepts OF, the ex-Presdent, Don
Manuel Pardo. in this aiia'r ana tne sudden assp,
safe conjecture that the ultimate aip Of the con-
spira;ors return Mr. Pardo 10 his recently va
IS the leader proposed General La Puera elected
10 the First Vice Presidency by the civil or Pardo
party The reaction In favor OF the actual President,
paused by his bloodess victory. was smaz,ng. BY
Lns good fortune he rendered his name more popular
han has teen since he hrashod the spanish noet ir
Callao in 1866 aud the pardo aud Pierola iactions
POLITICALLY speaking appear to have met their death
blow.
ON the 9th of June President Prado succeeded In or
,anzing his Cablnet as iollows:--
President of the council and Minister Of the lnte.
rior- General Buendia
Minister Of Foreign Anairs--Dr. Cirilo RospgliosL
Minister of War-Generai Bustanante.
Minister OF the Troasury-Don Jose Felix Garcia, the
ormer Treasurer General.
Minister OF Justce-Dr. Morales, or the justices
,f the Supreme Court.
The bnation regarded being particularly
strong, is the best that could be just now effected
Dr Rospigosi the Minister for Foreign AFFAIRS is a
awyer OF reputation, but perhaps hardly up 10
mo difficulties OF that position which now will CON-
nencc with the promised demand on Great Britain
or satisfaction and an explanation OF the Shah out
rage. 1< 1858
TuE STEAMER GEORGIA.
Mr. Gibbs, tho American Minister, has received
from Washington to Insist upon the imme
iiae release of the Georgia, concerning which
wrote in my last despatch. Since then she has been
LIBERATED.
AMERICAN REsIDESrs PROTEST.
The American residents OF Lima have made formal
,roteststo The government ut washington, through
on Richard GiUDs Uniled States Minister to Peru,
against what they call outrage by British men-ofwar
IN the vessel Of friendly Power