New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-24
NEWS FROM THE CENTRAL AMERICAN
STATES.
Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribnns

PAEAHA, Sept. 4, 1861.
On Sunday, the LIST inst, the State Legislature
opened IFS regular session and he Governors Message
was read, after the usual fofmsliies The chief
feature Of the documeut the question of the relation
which this State should assume toward the New-tira-
madam Confederation and the Government which may
rule at Bogota. 1t proposes that Panama should DO
held AS an integral part of the Republic under what
changes may occur, not inconsistent with Its &C
knowledged rights that at the Convention likely 70
be called by the Provisional Government in the event
Of complete success there shall be stipulated for the adj
heson of Panama TO the Confedercy such terms the
peculiarly Of this highwsynow demands and instances
complete neutrality aud exemption from contributing
70 all wars save those In which tie nationality Of the
country is jeoparded. The Governor, however, does
not bring into view the qUfd pro quo point Of how, in
an emergency Of civdseord in this State requiring
armed Intervention, the other members Of the Con-
federation through tie General Government could be
asked to lend their aid. The message further recon-
mends to the Legislature TO provide neans to meet the
contingency Of the civil WIZ being brought 70 the 18TH
mus.
The Conway reached Aspiuwall this morning by
telegram, we learn that ex-President 0sprA and Sr.
Cslyo are prisoners at Csrthagena, and that Sr MI
rillo hes come, commissioned by the Provisional Gov
eminent, TO treat with Panama. II ii prcumed that
be viii leave by next steamer TO report the new order
Of thiDgs to your Government and tho European Cabi-
nets
The steamer Anne from Guayaquil and way ports,
arrived here the ls. sanguinary battle II said TO
have been fought at Los Arboles between come Moe
queriaas, commanded by Cordoya, aud Fedeal force
under Sanchez and Perez. The latter Is reported
among the slain. ST. Arbolodl wac in full occupancy
Of PopGyan Some persons here arc still wishing TO
bogue rs with statement that an army Of 10000
men. with 500 coo in money had been raised in the
State Of Aniioquia, 10 continue the contest against
MosqueIa. l need hardly ssy that the statement from
it's disproporonae figures, has not been accepted IL
il true that force hostile 10 MosTura s stil In arms
in that State but the latest accounts We have assert
that be was on the Of marching 10 that quarter,
and must ere this have bad n meeting with them.
From Central America, the steamer Guatemala ar
rived lat night The Congress Of Costa Rca has nd
iourned A Commission eomPosed Of Sr. Luis ouo
Won Schroter, Dr. Alexander de Frantzus and DIR.
Ems Joos has been naraed 10 facilitate the collection
Of natural and industrial productions for tue Worlds
Exhibition Of mem year at London. Local Commis-
soncrs haEae ls been appointed, and the Provincial
Goyey1Ss arc instructed by the President, TO simu-
las and aEsst in procuring objects suitable FOR the
puyTsse. A grant Of $4,000 was made by Congrei'
for expenses of transt and inedentas. The contracts
effected with Thomas II. & George Cauty on tho sth
July, 1885, for the navigation by steam Of the soTa'
pqui San Carlos and other streams, and for road to
10 the serapqui or other practicable river embogun8
into the San Juan, are declared extinct The agree
ment with the Society OF Berlin, made May Z, ls'2'
for the promotion Of immigration, is also annuied'
contract has been formed with Mr. Edmund Pougen,
Belgian to open road from the CAPITAL to the port OF
Limou on the Atlantic.
From tue other Republics there 10 nothing remark
able to note beyond the arrival IN the GuaitmeIa'
and en- route in this steamer FOR NewYork Of lnsuS
nature from an Indian village in Salvador. 1t is d
10 he a manikn Of some - or more years, and with
neither bands nor feet Its plan Of ocomotion IL roll.
ing along as barrel, In which manner Is progresses
with extraordinary CELEBRITY IL Ia also said 10 be very
expert with it's tongue in threading needles and such
Ike performances. This creature was the ITo;ege OF
the priest of the village and has been known for many
years in that neighborhOod.