New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
FIR ON SOUTH AMERICA.


From our Own Correspondent
PANAMA, June Q, 1860.
avail myself Of the departure of the Ariel to send
you the test from the PscfOeoast and the inte
rior Of the Republic.
SourH PAcPIc-The steamer Lima arrived al "a
the 5th, with dates from Chill to May Is aud
Peru 2eth. From Chill there is little to add to the last
accounts. Everything remains quiet, and tue people
devote themselves to internal improvements. Mr..
Wheeiwrights project for trans ahuhe railway APP
pears 10 meet with great favor Inc exclusion OF the
Santiago Railroad to San Fernando u contemplated
BY WAY of Montevideo letters have been received
from Stanley Bay Falkland Isands), dated March IL
announcing the loss Of the American ship Sea Ranger
from Liverpool to California crew and part Of the
cargo saved. By the same way we hear that the lnd
ans of Terra del Fuego had seized the schooner Allen
Camden Gardinerl, in Woolya, Beagle Passage, aud
murdered Capt. Fell five ofthe crew and missionary.
j notice in the Valparaiso papers the death of Mr..
Richard Aslop Of the house of Asop g. Co. of that city,
The funeral was to take place the morning of the
18Th May.
The Valparaiso market for the fortnight ending May
Il had been actiye. Most articles fully supplied
Carolina roe assorted lumber, and cheese, scarce.
Candies firm and in demand. Exchange on New
York 20 days eight, 10 IL per cent premiums Lon
don, 90 days, 43.d.; Paris 55c Freight 20 Northern
States, $l5; Europe, f3.
BeLIyIA.-Although l mentioned in my last per
North Star that there probability of Peru go
ing 10 war with Bolivia, the last adyices from the
latter Republic state that DIR. Linares the President,
l;sne1 an edict declaring all communication between
the two countries at end from the Let of June, and
that he has concentrated army of 900 infantry and
1000 cavalry on the frontier, against which Castillo
can scarcely hiring larger force as he requires
portion of his army to garrison the southern towns for
fear of revolution. His nominal force consists of
l5000 but he probably could not bring half the num-
Der into the field On the other hand Linares has the
clergy opposed To him, and in of war might find
those troublesome fellows stirring up internal rev.
oluton. company Of Bolivian capitalists propose TO
open a road from the Eastern provinces 10 the La
Plaza River to afford them means OF sending the men
and varied products of the interior the Atlantic
board, and market In Europe and the United States
PERU.--The prospect of q war with Bolivia occu-
pies public atsenton 10 the exclusion OF almost every
other matter. Some excitement Is also caused by the
approaching award Of the Guano contracts for 80 long
a tine held by Gibbs Co. of London, and out OF
which they have made princely fortune. Business
still continues dull and freighs low, although there
are not many vessels seeking gsano charters
EcUADoR.-Since the departure of Flores from Peru
nothing has been heardof his whereabouts but sup
posed that by this time he has managed 70 reach
Quito and placed himself at the head OF the Onto
party Senior Garcia Morino had chalengedthe Spanish
Minister for having sent report 70 Franco that he
had caused General AyaTZa to be logged in prison.
The Minister excused himself by saying that ne had
only given il MS rumor. In Quay aquil business was
exceedingly dull .
NEw-GRASADA.-Late advices from the interior OF
the Republic state that General Mosquera Governor
of the Cauca now in arms against the Central Gov.
eminent had been nominated by many Senators and
Representatives. as candidate for the Presidency 10 OPP
POSITION to his son-in-law, General Herran. Sr. j.
Eeto Governor Of the State of Bolivar had declared
il independent Santander had also thrown OIL It's al
eQiae 10 the Central Government and the President
OF the Stste of Mag1alena had recommended similar
coarse to the Leeisatare Congress had adjourned IN
8ocota The concessions asked for by the Panama
railroad Company had not been granted. On the
Isthmus everything very quiet and in case Of gen,
srsl revolution il not probable that here we would
take sny part Aspinwall still continues scky, but
the Pacific side is quite healthy learn that on the
North Star en- her last trap out two OF the iiremen
died from oyer-exertion. There weTe only t1gM on
board who had TO work six hours on and SIX hours
off Your readers may imagine what twelve hours
r ng in the tropics must be- Has Vanderbilt no soul
above dollarsl Can be be permitted 70 sacrifice life
rhDs with mpunityl The accounts furnished 70 me by
nassenpert of the dirty sate OF the ship, and the bad
Fare supplied are almost beyond belief The American
mail from the South Pacific does not go on in the ARIEL
Vanderbilt having given orders not to take it, conse
enty II lies here until the 18th, or ten days lenger
tban there is any occasion. The public certainly owe
AIR Vanderbilt nothing for accommodating them The
Tfusa 70 carry this mail appears to be great outrage
and public attention ought TO be called 10 II through
PfS.-From gentleman just returned from Aus.ra-
lin learn that the British Government had decided on
n accepting the protectorate OF the feeee islands
This was resolved upon in consequence OF the ncreas
Eng French influence in the Pacific