The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-28

On the night Of The I2h nstant I've young Americans
John 8 Stevenson and Alexander Cuuusg ham while
twenty highway mea, armed with Teuovers Dimes
knives ana after being wisl Heath,
stripped o. their clothing, moaey, wNcbss, &o, and
thrown half naked into the crash their haads lied
behind them Tho driver having been captures by the
baods, led of In their mdst with tee horses o!
thc coach; but being liberated after brief detention
made hs way back to the coach and succeeded reach
ing The nearest observation-disclosures miles distant,
at about three O'Clock where the pluodered ravei
iers received knd welcome nj Abs hands 81 the French
holeGeeper and we're furrished with the clothing OF
which they stood emineBty 10 reed bong now MID
winter in these attitudes and the nighs Dppnxy cold
NATION vas m nedstey given the Governor OF the
department. but the affair save am ,ng the friends Of The
sufferers, seems 10 bsve awakened bus iste a'en'on
here Mr. Stevenson viii leave in TO mnrroH's steamer
the Uptad States, bearer OF dispatches from our
Minister TO tho home government.
our PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PASAhA, July 10, 1852
Prssent Xonu gent his message 10 the Congress at
Santiago the Let Of June The Concrete, government
organ, calls precise and plain, and adds
Goyernm,nt will neither iol!ow the exaggerated doc
trues of rsdicasm bend towards spirit sting i'm
provement Such u cousse win create enemies 10
government, but a. The same time it viii ave
tpeciabliy, more ndepen0eDce more dignity, AMI will
deliver 1t In future from being q pas thing Ia the
hsnds OF political bsDos, leav0g The road OF albums
'fson 10 call men Of real merit aud salient in srder to d.
rect the Destiny Of the country 10 q true republican
spirit.
The Arc9,io, opposition (pretendpg 70 be neutra),
Gays Of the pessagcI la pretty satisfactory, since IL
shows the harmony Of relations With al nations the
tranquility enjoy the wise administration OF the pub
lie income and It's right Inversion, Notwithstanding the
conflicts the country has lately endured"
The claim Of the United States government for the cap
ture of part Of the cargo Of the brig Macedonian 1921
has been referred for arbitration to the King the Meth
erands indemnity has been promised iorths detea
zion of the Franklin in ralcahuano, in 1882.
treaty had been made with the KlDg Of the Neither
lands and negotiations treaty of the same nature
epeoed with the Emperor of Austria
The Presdtn, in referring the late revolution, judges
beet that the Executive should continue some time In the
exercise OF re extraordinary powers.
portion OF the army oas osen disbanded The idea OF
campaign against the Araucanian IndaDs has the
present been abandoned.
por Ion Of me recent government loan will be given
cut to private individuals at per cent year. to DO
PAID IN xix half yearly iDsiaDents.
Dew French ship called the Mozambique with
valuable gen era cargo oet the Aaocanan coast
on the 6,h Of May oy eagues south Of the river Lbu
The captain, eight OF the crew, and passenger
drowned; ten Of the crew were saved and
oered by the Indsns The entire cargo pundered by
Accounts been received Of the murder Of an officer
and ten sOlcers by the Indians
Tho ralca Railroad is progressing the Ma'po bridge will
sosn be complete, and tne line expected ~ be open 10
RaDcsgus (sevents ave mes) by the end OF The
new pan for The Santiago and Valparaiso Railroad
based on Mr. Loyos surveys, has BEEN ao0pten; not
only reduces the expense Of length Of
time required 10 execute the WORKS. but also furnishes
much better line and grade.
cir culsr from RIO Janero ia published in the Concrete
asking American oopsuls and Other authorities to seize
ard bold the American bark Messenger Bird the captain
OF which borrowed money, az alleged, Of Maxwell,
Wright Co., Of Rio Janero botoury promising to go
Atlantic pert in United States, and repay toe
money foTtyesht hours after his arrival but VINO went
a~sy with vessel ssid, probably for Australia 70
avoid the payment OF the bond" The Messenger Bird
arrived at valparaiso on the 9Th Of March, sod portion
Of her cargo eud the oan gave GU. word that be
going to Cs,iiorp ia 10 cell the rect.
Business Valparaiso ia represented To have been dull
the previous TWO weeks although eoecic was plenty.
There wac no American or o,her rice in first hands.
Flour keeps up 70 s412aS4 90 per auiotsl, m,nths
nitrate is held az 81 IL 50 81 SILVER SO 25 per marc
copper, 10; lumber scarce and advancing.
sreights 70 Europey f2 10 f3
President Castillo about declare against Ecua
dor, with view. s said. Of placing hs FRIEND General
Flores, al the bead Of affairs in that country He has
despatched general transports With troops to Eruador aud
preparing others for sne same destination. He will take
command Of the army in person.
The present authorized army Of Peru consists Of
men, but hall Of THESE must be LEFT At home TO keep
down revolutions, which being organized IN every
quarter OF the country
IL is also confidently asserted that Castillo will make war
Bolivia.
have before stated to you the cause Of the difficulties
between the two countries rne of attempted
revolution by Coiane Zebaos at Cuzoo, published
the Lima papers, contradictory confused
It ia difficult TO arrive at anything ike a ssts-
factory conclusion II is said that the revolutionary
party which left Puno under command Of Mendoza,
ebeled the btb the road 10 5.nta Rosa aud red
upon their officers who ran away terrified, AMI tnus
minated the expedition against PanO The soldiers dis
banded except 16l men who advanced aad arrived at
spau they waited the Governor. stating their
wish to present themselves In Santa Rosa TO Sepores
Frrapcho and Beran, in order TO fall back upon Puno
the forces were that the Project Bona
videe who the march for that city had
marched TO Lepgui he received the Governors
advicss from that place reporting these proceedings, in
order place himself at the head Of the troops wco had
assembled there, with toe view OF advancing Cuzco
and compelling the last remains Of the revolutionary
party 10 recognise ana submit 10 the OF the
country.
Colonel Cas.la Senior Manuel Torbio Ureta and Others
lately attempted 10 get up revolution IN Cnccuo. Toey
with seventy 10 hundred men, took possession Of
three viages but driven by the govern
meDt forces and compelled to retire into Bolivis
Castillo has ssued decree paroOning all the soldiers
and private peTs0ns sho had taken part the revolution
condition they would present themselves before the
expiration Of the month Of july and that they had NOT
resisted by force Of arms.
General PeZe has been appointed Minister OF War IN
place Of General San Ronsn.
ECUADOR.
IL ia raid that Don Garcia Moreno, Provisional ruler Of
Ecuador, who attempted to oust President Robes, has
been compelled TO fly from Ecuador and lake refuge IN
Peru. On the other hand. the revoluonss are repre-
scnted beng srong ut Quito and other places, with
eood prospect Of success.
Az the papers Ecuador never publish any news, il
Ia difficult get at the truth Of political matters there
Quay equi s still strictly bockadei by the Peruvian
fleet and s thought has taken possession OF the city
by this time.
Dates from Ia Paz to the 10th June represent the
c2potyt 10 be perfectly tranquil and comparatively pros
porous
Some expectation of war with Peru existed.
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
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