New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28


ncn.r.s, l'.f--ipg ssan.: ne ra'es q eIeha's' N
III. ruoLiry.
&C.. Jsrez retained Il IRE a.: steamer from tie
fr'',i State.
"U-.s.y. the Tri.~d S-.:e- G,y sr'Hsn, ba- -
cer,-t ~. Al AZ T. 3.-a ,r-a J. With NJ eIf'p-i.n
Il 90. .r,lr... namely. the o.@ gIsf>a'e-ing 30
Nics-sguAn 1vernnl-tt a-,ins. ~ r.-hE " t'oi-
r.,irg expedition. Il The >'sa TIE Ea.E.l Govern
n -, hAs u ado The -nu- hiection
d" Bob the United >,a'-- sn1 tn- aod ln-.-- aPrn
u. srsl ..fil-a.-r. % :5c MJ-qI',n q1--trn.
ten Jrfrz Ia. gwen ont IDA, The c'mooomi-f- OF
The nli Canal Coo 4uy -rd st'hh'0- t." sal %
Isf-i. r.st.ers spy.ar - become on-e more 'ollT-
II. Goversner. hss cauei sn ezra Session u Gu
yre-- = a.: n the treaty.
" The r-a-1n # tue tra1s- Ea'ters becoming con-
picAief 4. .f-. BLY, by the Canal grant, ha- ne
c,fc--sior u III lsrd. al'rsgsh 10, - y; ah-o.a'e
owner Gn i The con p-iun OF the canal. II ne c1 Ia
yron-- made nth WIZ Co. 80 orr them a tae!'
nen's there vi be .Eo ieg,i owner- q :he lAnis
c!u.iye night OF tie tran1 wa.ch cAnno. b- sr.D;ei
s. !, l. contrary TO The law vi Nay 3D. They no.,
Dr. baby expect ~ have he -NcI-lyr NE ut The ani
roui. between Nugin Bay and San Juao. his has
ben grated 10 the Iab-' grant T. Belly for -1 yeaf-,
Tor which ree.on White 4 10. csnn0, have i.
" The 0.ly way 10 make th.Dg- gofk. - Tor me
Belly C.npaIy ~ . axe al arrabgeul=rt with W hhe
Il Con pauy n carry The Jonnson NAL over the I'ni
route a, a low figure.
The rais- OF freight and passage To- be charged ny
tie Belly Company arc - low Tia; nobody WI cary
n en-.
"Sr. Ferrer Walker late Minister 20 the Tinted
Sta.e Id, re.1ined TO COX after hi pfoP-ry shar7
CosTA RrCA.-IhIs republic ls quiet, aud Tue
President !. busy 10 sieudog 20 the int,
ror administration OF the county, d1sorgsniH-d
By the lat. wsr. The coffee crop !. no"
nesrly all shipped il averaged so"it l@o'VV0
quIptaIs. sDd sold st price. varying from
to H. cents Sir William Gore Ousrey was still st
San j ,.e and II vas thought BE- would stay there
for some tine, the season now u most ln'nSpf.
able tor travelling, SID his next destinations -a1
10 be Iiol 6uros, with which be VII "lnd up MS
ui..Ion The United sta1es sloop Ui'"ar I, ,ue
left PueDta Arenas on the 9TH met. for San Juan
del sur ard Rsa.io. Gen. Lamar came down pas.
-e1cer on The Columbus. and returns BY the Moses
TAYLOR 10 the n led Stlres
SoUTH PACIFIC.
The msil-steau.r New Granada, with the South
Coast mall arrived here on the -tn. She Wa tao
DAYS behind her ,lme Oalng to slight acc'deut -
Der machinery. From Chi the ue~s is b the 10th
o, June Cnngr.ss WIS opened by President Montt
on ID. lsi. IIs message Vas considered temperate
but fru. It's principal points are IS iOloH-
"The 'reaty Of cJuIueTce vi b tho Ar5~n'lEe Prov
ipces If 1853 aying led 20 some Misunderstanding, the
question il being discussed and IN the mean Tine 80 n
pe'e freedom boz been established bet reeo both uu
tries The boundary question with Is 'l.vs l. stu
subject Of Negotiation The Chilitt Munster in Peru
ba, been authorized ID mediate between ,hi. country
and Ecuador.
" Inc claim o. the Dit'l SS'e- 'tpFrTilehl ioI tue
capture of part Of the cargo Of the Dry Macedonian IN
lS3l has been referred for arbitration Ia The Mug OF
the N-ihuI,pds atd indemolty ha- oren prom ed Tor
III. detention of the Franklin m Islcahuana IN ls'l n
treaty has been ade with the Ming OF the Neither
lands aid negoi ations for treaty OF the same nature
op.reo With the Emperor Of Austria
"The President, IN referring 10 ID" ate revolution,
Judges beet ,hst the Executive h"uId c"ntuu" some
tine IN the exrTci-c of ~ eXtHOrinar pnwcr-.
The .Atei SION of the Pot Office, telegraph, and
colonization -ystems recommended, aud the question
OF education i specially urged. The Government na7
taken the railroad lines under ~ susp're' abd WIN the
Dew English loan the work, VIII De rapidly pushed ioI-
wad
'The navy has been increased, and cpos',s of four
siea 1ers and four saIlog vessels. Many reforms OF
existing laws are recommended.
A p,ftion Of the AIRY has been dsbsnfed; the
idea uf campaign against The Areucanian Indians has
for the present been abandoned
deere, Of the Minister of Finsnce, dated June
II zr- that portion Of the recent Government loan
will bee given ou, 70 private Inniydual- at per cent
yesr to be- rrpaid In siA half yctly install nen's
The army is tn be- reduced h the peace standard,
DOW that the revolution j. over. AZ one time II
was prop, scd "a employ 1t in reducing the Anarca-
Man Inciaus in the South, who are yer! trouble
some 10 the frontier settlers; but this project has
b,,n abandoned Tor the present. These Indians
lately pUndrr,d French ship, the Mozamblle,
wrecked on their coast, add murdered one OF tbo
crew. Up 10 the present time they have never
been thoroughly .uhjugated by the Spsni1rds, and
have alaays proved themselves Troublesome neigh
bois.
The Government has shown itself very lenent
toward the persons engaged in the late revolution,
AID nll tt~ sentences of death have been cOmmnred
10 various terms Of oanlshment In consequence
Of The rest DTatiop OF order, business has Dat rally
improved and the country buyers, who FIR a long
time bad been prevented from purchasing were
living 10 large stocks in the Valparaiso market.
PERU.
Fram this Republic can obly glee you the news
as cohiaDtd IN local papers, a. M hes did not
come to hand this mail. The latest dates are ID
June %.
"The accounts of the attempted revolution by Col.
ZeSalns NJ Cu7co a. publlrheS in the Lima papers,
are 40 contradictory and confused that II = difficult
arrive at anything lie asai-fac'ory conclnsion L -
said that the revolutionary party which lett for PunO
under command of Mendozs, rebsil-d on the 5fn on
the roao to Santa Rosa and iI.d upon their officers,
Who ran away teuifJ and thus terminated the expe-
d,.on against Puuo. The soldiers dirband-d, except
Isl u,en ~ho advanced aud arriy,d at Lingul Fhere
they ted the Governor stating their WISH to pre-
Sent themselves in Santa R~s- to S"nJre' tnssncho
and Br'Ian in order 70 fall bark upon Piano. where
the Government forces we're; tn-t the Project Benz
vices DO the march for tnst city, bal conntef-
marched 10 Lspgu soon ~ he received the Gov
enor advic.s from that puce, repairing these pro-
ceecues order 10 place tni-e.i at the heaf oil tue
looy- wtch bad assembled there, with the Vie" OF
advsrcre upon Cuzco and c,mpslIug 'he lat remains
of the revolutionary parry ~ r,coguze an submit To
the GOV, umeIt Ut the cpnu,ry.
"lt u aso reported that rupOrs are constantly
ing Lima of teS ygoRBHcamseatOs in the provinces,
ard that # these contr ued al the tate OF the salos
If the steamer a short time would % left - Castillo
70 remain pre,id,n'. But ell this is contradictory
"Castlla hG. issued decree pafionng a. the sol
Gi.rs and private persons Who hal taken PAT 10 the
revolution condition that they would present then
selves before the eIplra,ton of the month of July and
that they raj po, resie'ef by force OF arms.
"Castis has al length determined Ia declare war
agalr. Ecuador AMI it said ,hs, he wOuii sad the