New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17


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WIN Never & Co... 400 kerby, Byrne Co.. 4VVo
J TIelerG Bro.... 8.lCo Wells, Fargo Coz. 100 90
Ie%nre. B;cw:ici 5000 From s. Franc &93. 81
Jsn.on Bond Coz. 5000 From Aspinwali.. I'4oo
b. Tswton Co.. II sSo Whole amount, 3s2, 39l
Cor.espoudence OF the Associated Pre'A ,o.o
PAYAMA. juno G. 1869.
The Ariel arrived at Aspinwall from Nsw-fork
I'd inst. about o'clock p. NE, and the Hoideh age
sailed hence with the passengers ana hsiis ~ "' LIS
on the I'd for San Francisco.
IL. b. NJ. steamship Termagent arrived here on
the 9Th from Acapulco, having sailed thence on the
10Th May. She brings no treasure.
II. b. NJ. ship Mutine Commander Graham, was
,grer,sd at the entrance TO The harbor of Navidad,
near Manzsnillo, on the coast Of Mexico. She had
on board about 81 coo in treasure, which VIII,
with her guns be all saved by the Clio. which yes
rel lad gone up to her assistance from Acapulco
No lives were lost. The Mutine was a hne screw
steamer, nearly new. She was bound INTO me little
port Of Navidid for the purpose OF smuggling oil
silver.
The ROYAL West India Mail steamer from South
ampton arrived at Aspnwall on the morning OF the
9Th inst, bringing 1873 passengers, most oil whom arc
for Ijrtish Columbia. =,
Tic Pacific Steam Navigation Company mail
steamer Anne Capt. Mills, arrived in this haroor NJ
noon on tie 5th inst with recent dates from Guaya-
quill, Buenaventura, &C. She bring, no news.
Buenaventura still remains in the hands OF the
Liberals, who have now n force Of GOO men there,
and no further advance on it had been Attempted ny
Arboleda. We have 10 Trustworthy news from the m
terror nor any accounts Of further engagements be-
tween the forces Of Mosquera aud Arboleda.
Everything is exceedingly dull III Guayaquil and
money very scarce.
The ROYAL Wet India mail steamer Avon arrived
at Aspinwa on the 4ih inst, from Carthagena. IL
IL uos, impossible TO learn any news !som Inc IN
terror tie only thing trust worthy being tAat Ahtio
quia has refused to join tic Mosqnera party ana
las ,.sued a declaration OF war agains, the Provi'
sional Government. From all appearances the
country is far from peace as ever, aud Is last
rum iug TO destruction.
An Official bulletin Issued at Bogota 10th April
states that in Guasco, Sta'c of Cnndinsmarca, there
WINS a f.ht on the liih between tie Liberals ana
Conservatives the latter losing 200 prisoners. He
Liberals claim the victory.
There ia Il prospect Of the I,thmus OF Panama
being aQain dragged into tho trouble OF the inte1or
A treaty, known az Tie 60 uarden MurllO treaty,
was entered into 1T Aspinwa some months since
between tie Governor of this State and the author
lied agent ~ tho Provisional Government, by which
the State Of Panama acknowledged the Mo-quera
rule and was in consequence CONCEDED certain iuY-
ileges such I'd exemption from giving men oi means
10 carry on the revolution, and from supporting
military force here, all Of which has been already
published.
Mosquern now wisles to annul this treaty agans,
tho desire of the authorities here lao doubt with the
view OF IN sing moro men and money here To carry
on the war; aud also TO Introduce TIE Government
paper currency On the lstbmus, which has hitherto
only boon admitted into those States which are en-
tirey under tie control OF MosqueIa, aud, which If
valued az 30 cents on the dollar.
For this purpose Moslueia has sent 70 Aspnwall
a force Of 300 sodien, 20 oil whom have arrived on
the schooner Genera Neto, and the resi- are daily
looked for on the sohoOners General Mosquera aud
MaQdaeua. Those already 40 Aspinwali have been
otdered not 10 land by the Governor but they
starving, having neither water nor provisions on
board, and no money except paper which the mer-
chants refuse they will probably get desperate and
Land at al hazards, especially US there is only moral
force TO oppose them.
Wie.ii.gi 80 Railroad Company viii feel author
lied 10 send them over the track 10 Panama is a
question the Mosquera Government being still un.
recognized by the United States Government at
Washington, or by the British and French. The
Il. H. Consul at Aspinwall recognizes the Mosquera
Government "a the only one existing, aud holds the
e,enuatur from him. obtained by ex-Minister Jones
willie at Bogots; but the Consul at Bogota Is merely
acting on eueIance, having been Instructed not TO
net ON his eXcquatur from h0squera by the present
Minister, MIR. Barton, 60 that the advice Americans
may receive from their Consuls III the ticAsh ques
tions which are likely TO arise here, VIII entirely
de, end upon whether they AK II IL hfpinwall or
Psnams.
One Thing ia clear: If foreigners here are COM
pelled 10 take the Mosquera paper money, every
merchant on the Isthmus VIII be rnined aud it is
likely they will TO- Gs under the recent memorable
decision Of Washington made by the Comn,ifsiOners
on the lsthmus-Maseacre affair, namely: that ell
American domcled this lsthmus are for TIE lime
being citizens Of the country We live IN, and have,
/ therefore no claims for protection on their own
Government for outrases committed upon them
while living abroad.
Tho lslhnus is daily growing in importance to
| Americans and the Government at Washington
should give some little attention 10 the welfare Gnd
saGty Of is citizens aud their property heFc.
! Notwithstanding the rainy season las set IN, tie
weather keeps ine, with the exception of an Occa-
eonal le4vy shower, aud tho Istlmus at beth ends
Of the rou.c il perfectly healthy.
Business 10 moderate and would improve If the
Government would leave Tho merChau,6 alpn'-bnt
ls hoIrid revolution g0t ny AMI carried o. hy two
ambition demageguCs is tat deya tu. ing the coun-
try, and has already beggarcd tho Treasury IL has
now been raging for three yoatr in the interior and
haa ruined the finest States 10 the Republic without
oonieuiug the iFal ioa OF goyd and thus far no one
/ can ece tie end OF II.
Inele is 40 news from Central Amcri,a.
/ f,op The i0admi STIR and fc.oH
Tho PndGc Steam Navigation Comr4r}'s Royal
Mail foumflil LANA, Captain Heavy " yid, arrived
at her MORN Ci. he Company % Island ~ labogu,
on he oh June az p. M, bringing mills from Ioit
Mott, May 2; Naii@Iso, l8i .oquimbo r.. Cal
d-rs 10; Cobiia, ~ AlcA, ~ J,"y %i' i.l"s 90
3 Clueba, 90; Heco, ~; Ca!la1, 80; luyt june /.
H. addition to beer M1le'y w. mail 0ud ra-sru.eisi
g., Lima brings SIitli - ln 81 ccs igr ta1sl H.
| Sion o. Southampton, ana also tile following carr OBJ:
ior southamriD laef ohua. .2 'ero'ls DsiA, go,
/ o. COCO. ulf ~ .r-afrs o. meg ti i.n'r'slist
I.rLvcrI,oo io-.s cotton 90 ero0ua bars, JJi bare Of
/ f'f..r.loi. LII lal.fcot.1a. % Iles s,.t,alrs
30 r..sua- tr., to.li 80 tlE sri,eI @ Thcia.r
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