The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17
PANAMA.. June s, 1862.

PANAMA, June 8, 1862
.ansmysed Repolusion Asais& ClstiLA in Pa1-Ths
1s~ar IN rhsca the PIot Laid and Discovered
Seis~e Of he ComspsYators aud Tie Church T'c5s-
Earthquake in Lima-Tns Ai,sssteidl Crisis in 0aile-
Groat Demand for Cotton Gooda-Languissing State Of
~ Copper and Gold Aines-ACairs IN the Argentine
otnjedraios-Satisfdction by konseideo q the Anglo
French Claims, DO. dc.
M British mail Lima, from the Pacific coast
ssrved at abogs Island the morning OF the sh inst
Dr dates are rolows-Fron Valparaiso and Santa
- 70 the 18th Of May Coba fovia) TO the ed, and
0>ao 70 the 29th from Paita tho dates
Juss; but thsrs 10 nothing from Ecuador by that
UUUte.
ne most important news from this section Is the
assenpted revolution agaDlt Castillo IN the towns OF
Arsquipo and Puno the nights OF the 14h and 18th
AlAimo. The revelation in Puno was headed by the
yssect OF the department himself, and in Arequipa BY
ss1s Of OF President Echensquss friends, among
whom figures ex-General Alvizu-i. In Arequipa the
asA take possession of the town. But. just the
Plot was rife the leaders were taken prisoners. The
ehnred uHder martial law Captains Busnaventura
Dscel Jose Barreda, Manuel Belido and Lieutenant II.
ajia Immediately captured and the rest Of them
taken the day following. Order not disturbed
ne prisoners the 18th the port, slay
who're they 10 be shipped 70 ca.Iao.
The revolution Of Puno was, IL appears rsnincaton
q that OF Are9uips. Headed by The p1efect, about
iree hundred gems darnes soon joined him in his
beiiion- This took place just IS the department
waiting for monetary from headquarters.
IN Tact, 50 COO, which arrived that day from Tacna,
fsR INTO their possession Tley also took possession
part Of the department, but, by the aid e
people, soon put down and the 18th number OF
tsIn took the oath ali glance The rest dispersed II
supposed that this AL paA Ted in Lima and That II
20 be general rising.
Thsro was an earthquake in LIMA and C.llao on the
Gay previous the departure o. the Lima No injury
had been sustained from t.
Trade continues dell Money Exchange
tftr a.
The government asks proposals for building railroad
frem lslay Arequra and offers 10 guarantee six per
cont the cost Of the roades ated at $40 900 COO.
Potosi and Sucre hove refused support Cen Acha as
President, and osr u TO Gen Perezwho og tner with
Sen. Avilex, has about 1000 men in arms in those
cities.
The ministerial crisis In chile causing quite
fcn and that which gives most dissatisfaction is the
sequest Of the President that Ministers small Keep their
portfolios until Congress meets that they may able
90 report what has been done ~ each
the Inauguration of this adm uistration The psopio
oompa,n-and With justice-thst the country should be
Kept in such state Of suspense for IL argued that
en Who are about IN leave cIce cannot UNDERTAKE any
AIMING which they know thay cannot carry The adj
nfnistraton of President Perez has vet done ysry
ktiie that was expected OF t. 1t probable that With
change Of ministry new programme will be offered.
u rs very certain that couciatory policy pursued
thus far has not answered the purpose Of uniting the
people. The same rancorous party feeling still exists
The robbers Of hsssrs Iaury Brlllrnan in Lima
have turned up in Chile. and thanks that govern
recovered About eighteen thossana dollars we're found
their persons OF the twenty thouEsnd. The ind.
vtduals two Of tAsn were arrested at little town on
che Argentine frontier San Rafael. They ha6 line
70 ny OF hide the stolen property, - they were lot
aware Of the purrrit
New discoveries Of silver leads have been made IN
Che district OF Copispo the river Pabesn and .he
settlement Of Amalonas II IL reported that every 400
silver
mo copper mines are not doing a great deaf at
present on account q the low quotations Of meta,
~ ErRl q in n hi t.l.
ing state.
mano for cotton goods there have been no new i'm
portsiions WOODEN goods have been sold TO moderate
sxtent Carolina rice Is not 10 be found in frat hands,
and scarce even IN second II is held at sl1 quntsl
Flour brings % 50 60 per qunia six months Wheat
was sold at from e IS 70 ~ rs por snegads Barley at
osfsrsd Copper sf7, cash Money is plenty in VAL
psraiso a. per cent though sLeTe demand for
n IN santiago.
Exchange London, 90 70 % days, 4sd. q as "a f;
hamburg, 40s.; Paris, 4.o5 a.7o Freights continue
nrm at "a 81 5s. 10 Hamburg and rngiand
tsCKSrINE ccrrEDEaAros
Though IL reported that General Pen.lssa was
scnpIetely defeated salinas Moreno, seems such
was not the case az that oer appeared before The city
San Luis the 23d Of April ~ tho head of coo
ard summoned u N endsr. desperate stand
made but the small garrison was ct last obliged TO
surrender. An agreement was made between the Gov.
and General Psnaosa In which that officer edged
himself 70 dsba1s his men and submit 70 the govern
Of General Nitro. While The convention was
being rstiHed by the general government be 70
withdraw his troops and 70 be provided with sAtions
expected from Buspos Ayres under Colonel Sandes
70 attack Penalosa the treaty would not be adhered
90 Tho general state q affairs unsatisfactory
Moth ing definite will be done until the meeting Of the
Convention in Busnos Ayres.
Prom Montsydoo W. lcsn that tss President had
asked Congress empower him 70 pay the 81 ,0c0 00t
demanded By the French and Eng sh AID his petition
bad been rWted The Ango-Frsrcs ul;imatum had
sot been Withdrawn, though the time appointed for
doug was the 10th Of March.
News from the Cnited states or Co.
Iombia.
ovR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PAstsA, Juno 8, 1863.
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