New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
panama Jan. II, 1860.
We have dates from Australia to November 4. The
papers devoid of interest 10 American readers. The
only items worth transcribiDg are the following:
The American bark JACOB b. Lancaster foundered
off Molokai on the 10Th of July The Lancaster left
San Francisco the 18th June for Sydney and Mel
bourne, with cargo valued at $4,000. She was
owned in Philadelphia, was six years old, an extreme
clipper cost $35 600, and insured in Philadelphia
for 100000. Daniel Glib a. Co owned the cargo.
In The Sydney Herald, Oct. IL, notice the arrival
Of tie Fanny Fisher from Valparaiso, with 900 bags
of -four.
The produce market remains with little alteration
since our last. Flour is nominal at f33 per tun in
Adelaide Tunnage is iii better demand.
BY the steamship Goldenen Age, which arrived here
this morning at O'clock, we placed in possession
Of very interesting news from she West Coast OF
Mexico.
On December 81 a battle was fought on the Baranca
de Beltran near Colima. Miramon led the Conserva-
tives and brought into action 600 men against 7oOO
Liberals under the command Of Rocha Rojas and Oga
zon. The action lasted from a. m. to p. IN. The
Liberals had from eco 10 200 killed and wounded, and
the Conservatives $40.
Miramon captnred five field pieces and 1000 prison.
ers, with large amount Of ammunition. % the 2lth
he took possession Of COlma, and sent detachment
to Manzanla, seized two vessels, The General Vega
and La Suertc, and armed them. TER destination is
supposed TO be Mszitlan.
NINE DAYS PASSAGE fRou RKALyJo The United
States sloop-of-war Cyane, Samuel Lockwood esq,
Commander, arrived at her anchorage in the b4rbor
Of Panama on Friday, the 18th inst. Ten months ago
the CyaIe left Panama for the Coast OF Central
America for the purpose Of looking ont for the inter-
eats Of American citizens etc. and her worthy captain
has had the pleasure of being serviceabie to his
countrymen on several occasions while there. The
Cyane has been plying between the ports Of La
Union, Puntarenas, San Juan del Sur and Realejo,
where her geotlemany officers have never failed 10
win the good graces and the kind feelings Of all whom
they met. =,
Only two deaths have occurred on board, that Of
Lient ID, r. Lambert, and the other Of Joseph Car
SOD Officers Steward, which, considering the Diseases
attendant upon the rainy season, H. 70 say the least
very lucky.
B.ow follows a LIT of the officers Of the Cyane:
Conuouder sarnpe Lockwood; Lieutensnts, James H.
Bpotts j. u Morris James Siiwel A. j. McCSrueyi Sur
geon, L. j. Wiams; pmser, J. d. Murray second Lent OF
Marines T. n DaLef; Assistant Surgeon, Chas u LniDgi
s.oassain, ]. A. Briscoe Gunner N. D. WHIT CTpe1-r,
William knight, Salrske1 Samuel H. Bontwel Captsins
Nleit y w. UlshuT; fUrEer's Clerk. W. Dtbehensi mas
eis Asies' T. V. Donoboo ID. ID. Phelps
Inc American whaling schooner Monterey, Capt
nooohc~ from Tumbez, arrived ia Ilis port on the
oil for save here.
The wreck Of tie American clipper. ship Mataro,
Capt. O. i. Dillingham; burnt at Tabopa, was cold at
public auction on the ID by Mr. j. Hawes The gross
sale OF wreck and cargo amounted 10 s2677
The steamer baladiD, FROM LIVERPOOL ARR we'd at As
pinwal On the 10Th int. She brn0s 300 pa.ka0es of
freight for Central America. The SaladIn viii saiI
Ggein on Saturday. the 2lst inst for Liverpool.
The United States sIooP-ofwar Leyant, Cap. Hunt,