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correspondence Of Tie Tribune.
PANAMA, Feb. -, 1917.
No news. except that this coast is busting with
more and more soldiers every day, to fight Flores.
His great mistake was in attempting to use troops
from Old Spain This has reused anow the hatred Of
the people toward their mother country and united
all the Republics of South America against him.
He cannot succeed with less than 800.
Mr. Norris bearer Of dispatches to California, and
Major Rich, lBotanist Of the Exploring Expedition
under wikes) Psymaster Of troops in that country
here They leave in two three days either By steam
or southwark or by vessel from this place direct TO the
place of destination.
extract the following items Of news from The
Neighbor" published at Valparaiso on the 9th Of
Janunry last. NIAToR
Tho French admraIs ship Virginia OF sixty guns, Sir
George seymour flag ship the Colingwood, the Carys-
fort snd the Samson were lying at Valparaiso
on the 9th OF January.
The French transport L-Allier arrived at the same
port the sd with three hundred and MY troops
and others were expected. supposed 10 DC on thelr
way % Tahiti.
The American transports Loo Choo and Susen Drew
came in on the sh and 10Th OF January from Rio Each
has about 80 men for California They sailed again on
the 22d On board the susan Drew died. during the
voyage Thomas Kent Of New York City aged % Of Pi
1gHs and VIM Palmer of the same city, aged about 30.
David Strong fell overheard from the Loo Choo of
Cane Horn In a gale Efforts made TO rescue him
in vain lie was from oxford, n. \. About ten min.
utes after this casually an officer VINO had been very
active in making efforts TO save MIN leu dead upon the
deck This was Lieut. VIM r. Tremmells Of New York
City, aged %. Upon post morton examination his heart
was found to have been diseased
The third ship in the expedition the Perkins had not
arrived but II was thought she might have passed on
without touching.
The sloopof war Preble arrived at Valparaiso the
18th Of January and had not sailed when our informant
left there on the 18th.
The Leyant sailed Tor RIO on tue tln Oh December on
her way home.
The frigate Chile is undergoing repairs-aking her
armament on board-for operations against the Flores
Expedition.
The Danish irgate Galahea arrived on the 10Th Jan
uary from Honolulu
The American whaler bark Barbara was condemned
ald sold at auction on the 18th January.
Loss or THE u. s. SCHOONER SHARK.-The L.
s. schooner shark Captain Howeson, struck on the
south breakers at the mouth OF the Columbia on the
10Th Sept last Capt Parsons OF the Manpasa informs
that she got under way bound TO san Francisco and
came down the river just before him. AT o'clock she
struck and remained fast Guns were fired throughout
the night by both vessels snd at daybreak Capt Par
sons sent boat The Shark had bged, her masu were
gone and the water was breaking over her quarter
decks. The boat landed and left word that Capt Par
sons would lay of until evening and render any assist
ance required also that he would accommodate any
that chose to come with apasssge TO this place.
He remained until near night and no boat appearing
he lled away and stood out TO sea. The officers and
some of the crew OF the Shark landed In Bakers Bay
and the remainder at Clasop. II Is thought lives
were lost. {" The Friend" published at Honolulu.
IMPoRTANT NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
BY the Brooklyn, Richardson master, we have
the following news from our files OF The Californian. -
September 26-The Alcade OF Santa Barbara, T. NJ.
Robins Esq received information from Lieut.. Gsspe
commanding Of Pueblo de los Angeles that the CaifOr
mans and New Mexcans had risen against the Ameri
can forces that place consisting of about 40 soldiers
The enemy by their superior numbers compelled the
Americans to retire TO the Government house and there
70 defend themselves until assistance could arrive.
number of Caliornans proceeded to the Port of San
Pedro and made prisoners OF Mr. Alexander, Collector
OF the port and Mr. tombstone the only foreigners
siding there They took from the former 5000 in spe.
Gle. They then went on board the Boston ship wanda
LA then lying in the harbOr and took her.
Mr. Gaispe being unable to send aletter dispatched
n messenger, bearing apaper Ut being tho wrapper OF
cgsrs) on which was written believe the bearer.
On leaving the Pueblo de los Angeles this messenger
waspursued killed under -buthecscaped.
and arrived safely Santa Barbara where he procured
fresh horses and fastened to Monterey with the nel
gence 10 Com. Stockton.
The small force at Santa Barbara making preps-
rations for defence when the Brooklyn left for Oahu
9th September last. The Friend