New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

sailed Yesterday afternoon ll6tb) for Reaejo, and H.
d. Ms chip Calypso arrived in this port few hours
later.
TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Sonora, with the passengers per Baltic which left
NewYork the 5th, sailed hence for San Francisco
t2p. m. on the 18th.
The mail steamer Orizaba, with the through mails
and passengers whi.h left New-York per Northern
Light 9Th inst stled hence for San Francisco at 10
O'Clock on the 10th Inst.
The o. S. flagship Lancaster is lying in this port
all well.
On Saturday last Don Juan r. Mora visited the Lau-
caster, and received from Commodore Montgomery the
Customary honor due to hs rank as President OF Costa
hca-a salute Of seven zen guns. - ,0eo
United States flagship Roasoke, Flag Officer
McClupey; United States ,bp st. Louis, Capt. Poori
United States store shio Relief Capt. Dove, at
Aspinwall, all well. The UDeed States shiO Prebe
has gone 10 Porto Belio for ws.er. H. b. NJ. coryett
Racer, lett here on the = 18th on cruise. The
Northern Light is now a o'clock p m.) getting up
ste am TO 90 10 Porto Bello for water.
STEAMER BALTIC, AT SEA, Jan. Is 1861
The Baltic left the wharf at Aspln vau precisely at
1880 p. m. yesterday. Going out of the harbor met
stesner Daniel Webster coming into port from Porto
Bello where she had been for waterthe latter refus
ing TO exchange signals with the Baltic:
The Champion bad not been telegrsphed at Panama
M 10 the tine the Baltic lost sight OF the flag staff
The Telegraph, Office at AspDwal Undec the most
favorable circumstances the Northern Light could not
leave Aspinwall before this evening the 18TH, g.,
twenty. four hours later Than the Baltic.
TIE steamer Guatemala, from San jose de Gufe-
ma'a Dec a. and intermediate ports of Central Amer
lea arrived at her anchorage of this city on Saturday.
7lh at 10 a. m.
Among the passengers were Sir VIM Gore Ouseley,
lady, two servants, and Miss ouseey. Sir Gore Oase-
ley will lesve for Havana on the Daniel Webster lm
nediately on arrival of VaDderbts steamer Champion
which left San Francisco with the Golden Age.
GUATEMALA On the 18th of November, the Con-
gress met and the Presidents Message was read by
l,ba a.
sent at Verapaz. IL first OF oil aliudes TO the recent
boundary Treaty with England, which the President
thinks will render the settlement OF the Central Amer
lean QUE ston between England and the United States
more easy of adjustment. Speaking of education, 1t
saws that the schools all ourishng, and states that
an establishment for the education of females If abod
10 be established. Every effort has been made 10 de-
veope the of the country and good results
are anticipated from the opening OF new road TO the
Atlantic ports
severe shock OF an earthquake was felt in the City
of Guatemala on the Ssh inst.
The correspondent of The StGr and Herald, OF tins
city, gives the following account of the shock:
hAgain have TO record one of those terrible phe-
nomena that occasionally occur in this country On
the night of the Sh inst. fearful earthquake took
place. 1t commenced about quarter before nine anu
continued for tuo inmates and usrty:fre seconds.
At Isalco the parish church destroyed, except
portion OF naves aud the saeristy. About ~ OF tue
best houses and number OF smaller ones were de-
stroyed; fortunately, DO lives were lost. During the
night several other shocks of or lees severity ana
duration were felt One of Them more violent than
the obers completed the estrucon OF some buildings
that had escaped the first shock The shock was felt
at GautepeQue, Opico, Apops, TePecoya, and other
towDs AtTepecoya, the church, cablldo, and several
houses, were destroyed.
q" At Guatlpeque the church and ciblldo partially.
Iaeaque suffered also several houses were de-
stroyed and the church greatly injured On the out
sks of the town grea. holes were ened, some over
100 yards wide. At Guayamoco, houses were de-
stroyeJ, and the church much damaged. Al Panchl.
malco houses injured, and large holes opened in the
earth. San Martin and Comasagua, church and ca
bdo partly destroy ed Nanhusalco suffered also; and
soon after destructive fire broke out, which burned
whole place.
"On the night of the 10TH at $780, there were two
more severe shocks. On both occasions the nights
were very clear, but blowing a heavy norther, until
short time before the shocks when il fell calm, bat
again rose soon after the shocks. The Volcano OF
Izlco was doubt, the center of vibration, the
shocks felt all around but most strongly in the
N T. direction, and for distance of $50 miles, far
as kDownp
HoSDuRAs-From the Guatemala papers we learn
that Gen. Guardiola reelected President on Nov.
q. The Government has expressed its determination
reprcss the abuses OF the press, owing To a num-
Der OF papers offensive to tho authorities having been
published in connection with the elections. Mr. Wyke,
II. H. NJ. Minister, had arrived at Comaysgua.
COSTA RICA.-On the 9th December, the National
Constituent Assembly placed the new Constitution in
tie hands Of the Provisional President sr Don Juan
Gonzales, made a speech the occasion, to
which the Provisional President replied in suitable
terms.
ton of merchandise az the port of Puna Arenas, has
been repealed real is TO be paid on each package
imported irrespective Of size or weight.
President Moro returned to Panama on the Suate-
mala--ths party in power in Costa Rca refusing to
allow his landing at Punta Arenas.