New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
SOUTH AMERICA.

20" os' o~S PANAMA, April 9, 1850.
Since The departure, of the North Star we have had
pems arrivals here BON from Soa'n anu S'i8iN
America. O., -
me 20 passengers sl56766 in specie, and la packages
80 f,sieht. In Chill everything was quet, and bust
pess was improving. From Bolivia there is no news
Of interest.
The Peruvian news is no more satisfactory than
hitherto The country still in very unsettled state
and Castillo appears to be making himself daily more
unpopular His attempt to invade Bolivia has been for
20 far kept back, and will probably be entirely frus-
ixated.
Lambert still occupies at ention. In the face OF the
strongest and most direct evidence Of his having been
murdered, the Judge decided that he had committed
suicide. This, however, the Court has refused TO sd
m and the matter was stll under discussion when inc
steamer left.
There are many conflicting rumors aAost sbout rev.
outioDary outbreaks in the South but nothing serious
has occurred yet. The Peruvian press wncn n a.
been tame the last year. seems 70 recover S'
lstharoy aud there appears in the Comrco ana other
papers very strong attacks against Casuna u9NeIn
ment. Some of them were ably written luuseu. anu .h
showed in moderate and very oea wS tns %Vm newt,
present reiness policy Of the Government mus, new
sby drive the country 10 ptter ruin. But Casa does
pot care straw about what they cay against nln nc
seldom takes any hostile steps against the liberty OF 'ae
Sesnise its attacks AL he cares about is to have a
strong and obedient army, and TO remain IN commando
the situation progress Of the country is entirely IN
different 70 him. o.,
Tns Pacific Railroad Companies stmr. Guatemala,
Cant. Dow arrived at Panama on the 9th. She 6rrg
large freight Of "copper" indigo, oliver ore oalsam''
india-rubber, &c. -, a,u. .
March o. The Engineers sent out from England 70
define the boundary between Guatemala and the BRIT
ian possessions had arrived at Isaba and were aoont
70 commence their work. -,
On the 9Th of March a Convention addition to the
treaty of April IL 1852 signed by the representa-
tivee Of Guatemala and Belgium.
ON the 10th, President Carrera was presented WI n
the insiOna Of Grand Officer of Leopold of Belgium,
and SYs ID. Pedro Aycenena and ID. LUIS batres were
also decorated with crosses OF the same oraer. II
S3aatemala was Republic this would be noticeable
fact but ali the world knows mas no preiehIions "
any such form Of Government
fbe most important news is the death OF the Hon.
Beverly L. Clarke United States Minister at Guate-
zsla, which took place on the I't OF March 3,.
make the following summary OF the oOUnary mo-
Tee which aTpeared in the G0cetG de Gnatemota'
"fhe Hon. Augustin Beverly Il. Clarke, MINISTER
Resident Of the United States in Gnsemais died. aisI
a long and painful illness, on the l7ta Marc a. Mr
Clarke was born in Chesterfield County, Virginia, IL
February 1869, and while young removed 70 hen.
lucky, where he studied and practiced law. When =
wears of age be was elected Representative 10 the
Legislature Of his State and in 1917 Representative
70 Congress. In 1855 he acted as Deputy to the
Convention for reforming the Constitution OF Ken
fneky In 1893 Mr.. CIRrke was appOlleu W MI D~
$780, Min;ster IN Guatemala. Wien In Guatemala,
NJ Clarke Joined the Roman Catholic Church. ana
was publicly baptized on the IAN OF Decemoe5 ias'
year, the Bishop Of Nicaragua oleS.ne, suu t ~;
Guatemala Minister Of Foreign Affairs acting az ms
snonsor On this occasion be took the name OF Aug9s
TN, Mr. Clarke was about TO make q trip nome lor
bs health when sudden relapse on the hgn1 ol VIC
onthe 18th the funeral ceremonies we're performed
with ell the pomp BETTING the rank Of the deceased
The msss was said by the Bishop Of Tralanopols, 10
A. Of San rapcacO and the chlet m0ufner5
were the French Minister the Belgian CoDsul-Gen-
ers the CODsulGenersl Of the Papal States, aud the
IN Minister of Foreign Affairs The remains OF tne de-
ceased were deposited by special favor In the cemetery
~ of the monastery of San Francisco"
Honduras Salvador, Nicaragua, aud Gotta Rica, are
quiet The few items of news the papers contain and
which CLEAN from my private correspondence, are the
following:
"HoSDuRAs.-The Presidents Message states that
the Directors Of the InteroceaDic Railroad have 90
tanned an extension Of time Of seven years TO comm snc
tbss work. At what tune, we should hke 10 ka9w
viii the work be completed? CONGRESS declares Gen
GusTdioa to have been elected President for the mex
term of four years by vote of 90 $751; the total nun
Der Of voters beiDg25 S3. Don Yctorano CsstIllano
hss been elected Yoe-President.
SALvADoR.-Dates from the Capital are 70 March
2S The decree of Congress granting extraordinary
powers 10 President BarTos is published From max
Ing ConcoTdsts With the Pope to building bridges aud
pis re- be lie empowered 10 do almost every thing.
{" CosTA RIcA.-Ths country is said to be quet the
elections for President going on, and the final
voting was to take place on Sunday, the 9Th proc
IAmdtlOn Whb TeCblNcu uOn DVh Juan WI" S'NHHS
that he had no intention Of returning to the country,
but intends retiring into private life. The COFFEE crop
had all been shipped; 10000 bags are said Y have
passed the Garita and 10000 bags are calcul ed as
still in, the interior, but they will be all forws Jed TO
Punta Arenas before the bad weater sets in view
Of the demand for coffee in Europe and the United
States the prices have ruled high fret quality is nov
sci ing at II to Is cents, without any prospe OF It's
falling.
/ her Majestys ship Alert, having on board the Hon.
c. L. Wyke, her British Majesty Minister to Mexico
arrived here on Tuesday night 9Th. The Alert brings
10 later news from Central America. MIR. Wyke,
who, il is said lie not in good health, goss home, and
leaves today in the Ariel for New-YOrk, en- route for
England.
Her Msestys ship Calypso sailed on the 9TH for the
Sandwich and South Sea Islands
The vessels Of war in port are United States ships
Lancaster Wyoming, Cyane and Warren, and British
ships Clio and Alert.
On The 9TH, the West India Mail Csmpauy's steamer
Prince arrived from Carthagena but che brings no
news Of importance from the interior.
This morning, Sig. Maurice LacOsette, a French gen.
tenan for long time resident in this city, was found
dead in bis bed; cause apOpexy.
Tie Cortes sail this evening for San Francisco