New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
ing i, the specie list of the North Star:


Advices from New.Gransda are not very import
AM. "A tie war is drs ing TO q close by the con-
Timed successes Of Mosquera. He has lately raised
400, 900 for The purpose OF carrying on the war,
which he promises to end in three months. He has
issued several important decrees, the principal oi
which relates TO engranis. This provides that the
moment the migrant arrives in the country he De-
comes a naruralized citizen, and assumes sll the
rights and duties of one, but for twenty years will
not be called upon to do perform military duty, ex'
cant in case OF foreign invasion, and ia exempt from
taxation, except in bis municipal district. Foreign
ers also who marry i'll the country can hold real
estate. News have reached CarthageDa that great
but,ls has been fought between ArboIeda and two
Of Mosoners's Generals, which resulted In the total
asf.at Of the former, who was himself taken pris.
oner with his army Of 200 men.
Six hundred men are reported to be ready at Car
thapena, to re-enforce Ssntacoloma ut Panama II
necessary aud they will probably be sent, for the
Governor of Panama, who lately fled from that
ulnce on arriving ut Santiago issaed decree call
ing for 200 men, TO possession OF the State
bu, with what fuccess is not known. Mosquera had
rent g. 900 worth Of his paper money to be Issued IN
Panama; but il will meet with much opposition
there. Meantime, Panama is to abide by the Guardia
M,rlo treaty till the Convention can decide upon
it. which meets soon at Carthegena. number Of
refugees came on by the North Star, driven away
BY Mosquera on their way TO Europe. . me OF
these barely escaped with their lives. and Others
were permitted to leave only by paying from two to
eight hundred dollars for their passports.
At Acapulco there were two French men-o''
war. and body OF Mexicans under some General
who has fought with Gsrabaldi, had erected bat
terry of six 32.pounders, with which WAS their In
,ention TO sink the two vessels. The battery said
to be upon such an elevation that the guns OF the
French vessels cannot bear upon II.
The English sloep.of-war Styx lay at Aspinwail,
but was 70 leave in few days for Greytown.
We are indebted TO Mr.. j. p. Wheeler, Purser of
tho North STAR for favors.
The Panama Star and Herald Of the 18th inst.
says:
Touble appears 10 be breaking out at Pese, 10 the
Department Of Herrera, in this State. The newly
amounted Project, Senior Villaa, attempted to take
nppsss..sion of his Office when he fired upon by
the retiring Project, Senior Rosas, and his SONS, and
seriously wounded.
The friends Of Senior villala have mustered nearly
500 men, and were, it is said, about marchiog on
Peso for the purpose of shooting Rosss. II any re-
ristance is made, We may expect, in few days, to
bear o. bloody work there.
A very 6ne specimen of the Vacupa, rare animal
resembling the Llama, was lately taken from Pans-
ma to England. II yields about half pound OF
wool annually, worth about one dollar The ex'
portation Of the animal is forbidden by the Peruvian
Government; and this is said to be first specimen
ever taken to England.
The Star also notices the arrival at Panama Of
Mr. Robert JOY an old resident Of that city. Mr.
Joy Ut present largely connected with the steamers
on the Magdalena Of which be 10 the manager. ana
Is now On route for the United States on business
connected with the line.