New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

much lees shall attempt TO reproduce The bombasa'
addresses and bulletins issued on both sides IL Is sum
Gent 70 state that on the Atlantic coast in thu oae ~
Magdsleoa the Central Government has obtain, :,
sdvsntt ge but the other hand in the State OF oo
var the Reyolutioniss appear 10 be gaining grou y.
In the State OF Csuta on the Pacific Geo. Mo;qusre
according to the most reliable accounts lie advancing
through the State of Autiogu'a Bogots, while DE-
pima Is advancing to give him battle the issue OF the
coitt is yet doubtfu but 10 appearance the keyo
lutionists are ganiI ground The Struggle may be
long snd ssDgupary one and really canaot see wna'
the country will gain, no matter which party WINS
On the lsthmus everything Is quiet though active
recruiting is,goDg on, in favor Of the Constitutional
Government and our Intendsnte ia doing all In his
power to sist OspDa, but cut of here from
the Of the revolution, without money to furnish
the siDews OF war; or the means Of communicating
with the Government party, really cannot zee why
the lshmus enoud wax itself up on The question at all
ST. julio Arboleda the primer desgnado Tor Chief
executive officer, in of anything happening to the
Presden), arrived here by the British mail steamer OF
the Jh from Europe, and TO take active part
in favor Of Ospna' Our Iniendente returned here IN
H. NJ ship Clio the 9th from his cruise TO Busna-
veotura and Tumaco. II is SAID that the British Cap
tain induced make the trip to those ports the
representation that English vessel withcargo, was
expected and that abe might be seized by the revolu
tionsts.
Our Inter dente still refuses to clear vessels from here
TO ports Of the Cauca pleading the decree of the In
tendene Of that State, closing the rs, as his justt
cation; ALEC that the port IL eectualy blockaded by
little schooner caed the Clio after the British ship Of
war; which he has fitted out and sent down there for
the purpose. Our last accounts from there Wiz the
9th of this month inform that the port is open. The
American schooner Metis having been put up for
freight between this port and Buer ques
ton to granting her clearance has arisen between
the United States Consul A. b. Cor wine, esq, aud
the Intendehte and correspondence upon the SUBJ
ject is going the details OF which, OF course, do
not know, but am convinced that the Consul is fully
match for the Intendene in discussing the question.
About sixty volunteers have been brought in lately
from the country, and six hundred recruits are to be
raised in the State Another vessel has pur-
chased by the nendeDte and he is busily preparing
his steamer Laura Francis Aspinwa to take troops
munitions of to the Government party in Mag
daeDa or Bolivar. The people of the ISthmus, far
Judge take very little interest IN the civil war
and except in the of few political partsaus of
both partisf would apparently prefer TO let them tight
il out among themselves and let the lsthmus remain
neutral The foreigners entirely Indifferent and if
few show preference for Mosquera, it is not from
sympathy with him. bnt because OspDa lnteDdente,
Sr j. M. Hurtado is so extremely unpopular, and has
made himself 30 universally disliked.
In local matters there is little to record. sailor
belonging to the sloop-ofwar st. Marys was found
dead to-day in unoccupied lot in the city. He had
been missing since Saturday. The doctors who exam
insd him could not state whether he came to his death
rain than usual and colds have been rather prevalent
otherwise it il quite healthy The Lancaster, st.
Mary's, and British ship-of-war Cio are In port.
CHILL.
On the 9th, the British steamer Bogota arrived at
Panama with the usual semi-montbly maui, 81 passen-
gers and s231 AIS in specie. 49,
Dates from Valparaiso are to July Is. The political
news is not of much interest. The reports Of the Sec
retaries of State have not yet been presented. bill
has been introduced to enable the Cover ment 70 com
small silver money Of less value than that at present
in circulation. The twenty cent piece Is 10 weigh
CRANES 60 entgrames the ten aud five cent pi ,ees IN
proportion. Gold dollars of the value OF i've francs
are also to be issued
From the mining districts the news continues to be
most cheering Fresh deposits of gold silver, and cop
per are being daily made.
There was a strong norther In Valparaiso pay on
the 18th during which the American schooner Dennis
Plume, bound TO California, aud which only arrived
the day before went ashore. About eighty launches
and boats were lost but other accident happened to
the shipping.
observation-disclosures the fortnight ending July,
IT, the Valparaiso market has been Inactive is generally the
ss this Sb Of & o Tine
from Pas1ssua; ship Mary Glover Boston, a'''rss DARK
PRics CUSKEsT.~CarO Rice 90 IS; American Refined
Sugar 90 i2asa IS snOba 2S it) Hams sa2Os Cheese
siia SIS sqiStai shoes slastlt d9z dun Chair;
F Fu%sfb ''Oa :" .'n0'"'' 49, 900 90 Or' -
upl "a 1nb P pS% from last sales
S Is S cent .e az nd e r@ hssr SIS B g
cb small IN On 81 sIPeii. sSons ey
p Il S Sg OS Of biz a
@ r. z cent P.s% Efsh .sI .S ' hos %.a
,osd above The deps lures have BEEN L. Kham for
qS .cn Peabody for asnPtsH pa at'@
Jones, Gentoo Milwaukee Pdoress Mary Glover Zephyr.
BOLIVIA.
We ale still without any reliable news from this Re-
public.
On the oath ult. attempt was made to assasSnate
President Castillo about o'clock in the evening as
he was returning foot through one OF the most pub
lie streets from the palace to his private residence &C
compaDied by two aid de-camps and one OF his minis
terra The would-be assassin, who was well dressed
and well mounted rode close up to the President and
discharged pistol at him. The ball entered the nesny
mart of the left arm Castillo fell but Immediately re-
gained his egs not however, before the assassin at
tempted to fire another shot, bat fortunately his pistol
missed fire; be then threw away or dropped his pistol
and gslloped of. The President returned - the PAL
ace where the depo sons of the witnesses wore TAKEN
The same night the deposition and the pistol were
stolen from the Judges Office This sho VS. that was
no vulgar bravo VINO implicated, but that probably
it was deeply Plot to o ge RIO Of the amer s bs
discovery of the wouldbe murderer, but up 10 the
time of the sailing of the steamer nothing had been
found out Accounts agree in stating that great mag
nation was felt by all parties at the co%aray ag%P.
difficult to find man to fill his place just now, and ns
death would be the signal for the commencement Oh
another revolution. -,
Congress has lust commenced KS session. 1t prom,
ses TO be stormy one. IL opened Win row. "n"
will probably end in one also.
on tie 25th, the French flag was saluted by me
onI1s of the Castle of Caao the questions 10 dispute
are all settled, and France and Peru are IN the en-,
oymtnt of amicabe relations once more. Casnlia ana
bis Ministry are said to be very unpopular with a
aI ge party for having arraI ged this mater as nc hs
done The Amer ian question ID steadily progressing
backwards, not through any fault of Mr.; Clay, but
because he is not properly backed up by the Govern
ment at home. In this matter the French example n
worth followipp number OF Spanish settlers tJOVl
have been introduced for the purpose Of culnvatng
cotton The speculation is likely to prove remunera-