New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

Tfori The New ORLEANS fEn}une oi the ON
The D,ario de IN Marina OF the 10th alt contains
some late intelligence which We translate, relative
20 Il few of the States in Central ind South
America
With respect To Ncw-G ranada. the Di0ro says
that il has received the Did and the Cfrit<aciO'
Of Bogota Ia the 18th aud letter from Carthagena
dated the 3lst December From both those sour
ces il seems that the gulph which separates tine
two parties that divide public opinion IN that coun
try Ia becoming wider there are now only two
classes OF politicians IN New Granada-the Hcds
aud the Conservatives-in the precise sense IN
which those words are understood m Francc. The
Conservatives are, however, gaining ground since
their defeat at the last elections. Gen. ODand".
one of the leaders OF the Red party, and Governor
Of the province OF Carthegena, had lett ior Bogos
WINNER ne goes Ms representative Of one OF tho ~
land districts New-Gnn0da. IN popular point OF
view was in profound tranquility, politics agllatlng
only the press and the Legislature
The President Of Ecuador, Senior Roca had re
tired from office, his term having expired HIS
successor was appointed by Congress, but as ~
candidate could command majority In that body
the Vice President. Ascasubi, was elected Supreme
Governor OF the Republic for one year. The new
administration which was opposed IN politics TO
that OF Roca had determined "a admit again into
the country eli who had been banished ,hcreiIom
through political causes. The Chambers had sus
pended their session, but the House OF Represen-
"a bin Of impeachment against exPrcsident Roca,
and his Minister Of Finance, Don Manuel Busta
mente for infract0ns os the Constitution In making
a contract
The most important intelligence from Peru is thai
relative 10 tbs ailfsy in the City OF Arequipa Oh
the 2sth November produced by elective move
ments for the Presidency An alteration having
arisen between the Project and the partisans ct
Gen Yivsnco, candidate for the Chief Maeistrs
cy, the disputants had recourse to arms, when a
combat followed, IN which SIX were killed SIN NOR.
tally wounded. and fifty three more or less hurf-
The intelligence oil this event had created great
sensation at Lima Shortly sfterward the Presi
dent had an interview with Gems. Yivauco aud
Echenique, the rival candidates, with a view 10 in
dace them 10 calm the excitement among their re
spectiNe followers 50 that the election nigh, ,ake
place within the limits OF the law.
In Bolivia the people were in a state of profound
peace. Belxu, the President. was at La PaE, dong
his utmost 10 prevent another revolution
The Cab Mercars0 states that a ministerial
crsis had taken place In thai country the Ques-
ton OF limiting extending the powers Of the GOV
crnment The Ministers of Justice and Finance
had declined accepting. However, the Cabne,
was 10 be reorgsniEcd on the adjournment Of Con
gress.
The Chamber OF Deputies had approved the bli
ior constructing railroad in Copiapo This is the
great mining district of Chilli
The CerTeo Of Lima, the capital of Peru IN It's
number dated 10th Of December, contains letter
written in Andes, November Goth stating that TO
sss's forces had invaded Paraguay. They were
$1,000 strong, under Command Of Gen. Urquiza. and
the wriser adds. that the authorities OF Paraguay
had cspitulsted A traveller who had Just crossed
the Coridlers or chain Of mountains, gave the To-
lowing details
coaer froa BVsnos Ayfes had arrived MrncogS the
prScatag week bringing the important that Paraguay
esd been occupied ey the Ary Of Rosas under the
n~na ei Cen trexS lS0oo sirong II appears that the
Isexasyan Army numbered S0ooo uru. but reaching
ss hSnaef dlseende, leaving The sutaofiues other
setasuve thsn eaplston Il Is possible This iuie-
n1s eeassaa rasny errors bat Il mainly io
s"&nifss'atons Of triumph