New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12
SOUTH AMERICA.
From Our Own Correspondent.

PANAxk March 3, 1860.
By the West India Mail steamer, which arrived at
AspnwaD on the Goth ult., We have news from Boz
gotta TO the 9th of January. In the capital every
thing was quiet. Congress was to meet on the lS' oil
February and many of the Senator'S and Representa-
tiyes had arrived in town. President OsQina mad
AGAIN resorted to forced enstmens and the barracks
were filed with the poor fellows who were 80 unfor-
tunae as to fall into the hands Of the pessgang Inc
States of Sanander and Anti ,qua were quiet, 0ut IN
Boyaea the Federasts OF Venezuela nad ACCORDING 70
tbe Eco de Boydcd committed great atrocities, muir
dering citizens and stealing their property In tne
ate of Cauca party headed by noled Dandis nainco
Garlic had possessed themselves OF tue arms oeiong-
INC 10 the General Government, and attacked the Cly
of Carriage killing many citizens and among them lien:
Murpueo, old man OF over ~ years Oh age, ana
one Of the companions of Bolivar IL is said that thus
Garlic is supported by Ospna, but the Conservative
! rarty DENY IL. Gen. MOsluera had about 5000 mon
under arms, and was about to march against CARLO
force which, it 10 said, does not exceed oOO men. VI
course the usual amount OF bomeastlc procamalons
and addresses have been issued and If the Caucaros
fight as well as their leaders write, they will make
short work of Garlic.
BY way OF Buensyentura we have later accounts,
or rather rumors from the seat Of war. AT the Latest
date Garlic was at Buga with force OF ,2uO men,
ana Moeuuera's forces amounted TO only ,5UJ They
were stationed "a. place called Sjnso two leagues
from tle revolutionary camp, and were dauy In eX-
recitation Of being attacked but tner orders Were TO
avoid battle until the forces under General Ooando
Joined them from Popayan. Paste Is SAID 10 have de-
clsred in favor of the kevouonsts, and the Conser-
vstive party of Popayan support them. IL is highly
probable that the revelation Will spread throughout
The States and Ospna, unless ne takes great care Will
have to leave the Presidential chair before his term Of
office expires.
From the Sta,e of Bolivar we have dates 10 February
30 The revolution heGoed by Nieto having bsen sue
cessful il has been ack1ow edged by Gen. Herfan on
the part Of the General Government. The national
arsenal has been given up by the state authorities tue
n.endepte has been restored 10 office aud the ports OF
Cathagena and Slbaniila AGAIN opened TO foreign
C, meTce Gen. Herran, IN his official COMMUNICATION
~ ,ov Neto has declared himself strongly in favor
O. ahe tGeIal system, declaring impossible again 10
return 10 the tystem OF GENERALIZATION Herran 10 In
peculiar position between the two pares he wants to
be President term bat he cannot how things
going to turn out 30 that he has 10 run with ths
hare and hunt with the hounds and hold on until the
question nc issue bet the States and the Central
Government takes more definite complexion.
TIE ISfIIMUS.
The Cruces gold washngs appear TO have given out,
at least hear nothing them here. Thai gold
sts in almost all the OF the lsthmus is we'd
established fact, but tho climate is against any wne
mans undertaking the necessary hard labor To extract
IT, and the native population are too lazy 70 attempt Is.
new line of steamers, started by the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company (British comes into operation
next week. IL If proposed TO run steamer once a
month from here to Buenagentura, Tumaco, Esmer.
aldas, and Guayaqul, which will open up trade
along six hundred miles OF coast, that ID now AL
most entirely cut of from the world The Panama
Railroad Company also going to run two steamers
month to Csltra America, instead of one and IT is
umored that an independent line of coast steamers ID
shortly to be established. Tnere is talk also of
American line from here TO the South Pacii1 coast "a
far as Valparaiso, you see that Panama as transit
route is progressing. change ia also gong to be
mace in the Wet India mail here, which will give
three steamers month touching at Asplnwau.
Ii expected that orders would have come out on
the North Star for Flag Officer Montgomery to pro-
coed 10 Peru TO enforce Dir. Clays demands but un-
dersiand that they have not been received.
Her Majesty ship Pylades arrived here on the 10Th,
with u 500 900 in specie, from the Coast OF Mexico.
Gen. Belzu ex-President OF Bolivia, passed through
here the other day on his way to Peru.
In port, chips Lancaster Saransc and Cyane; Brit
ish shi % Calypso and Py ladies'. The Alert sailed
the 18th for kealeo and will probably return with Mr..
Wyke, her Majesys newly appointed Minister TO
Mexico 1t is thought that he will visit either Englan
Washington previous TO going TO Mexico. Mr..
Wy Ike has had long experience of the Spanish American
character, and will probably make a most efficient
Minister.
CHILL
The British steamer Bolivia, Capt. Wyd, from Val
paraso and South Pacific ports, arrived at Panama
the 2lst Of February, Sne brought 81 passengers and
S405 OlO 81 IN specie, for England.
Dates from Valparaiso are TO January 81. The
country quiet except on the southern frontier,
where the Arauco Indians still continued troublesome
About 900 troops were operating against Them appar-
emily with but slight SUGGEST the entire force had
been withdrawn from the Indian territory to the from
tier and on occasion Il sayages succeeded driv
inc of some OF the horses I'd title belonging TO the
army; they were, however, subsequently recovered.
Chill is devotng herself TO the education of her people
nearly half million OF dollars Ons-sxeen.h of the
national expenditure Is this year appropriated for