New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
The Peace Propositions Rcjccsed-Eoss OF
the Steamship LimH-Ca-c of kidnnP-
ping in NCw-YOri-Thc Rebel Pirate
Gvcto-Whcrc the Rebels Get Their
Samples.
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Supplies.
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THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
In our las, issue we announced the fact Of Com
ni-siouers having arrived in Panama from Governor
Guardia with authority 10 make certain peace
PROPOSITIONS TO the Provisional Governor Diez but
SO rany rumors were aOGt 10 their tenor, we de-
clined publishing them.
Ii appears now that these propositions were q
WILLINGNESS on tie part Of Governor Guardia to
Mace the State IL the hands OF the Provisional Gov
crumeui on condition TIA the latter should guarau-
tee protection from moiestaton TO The persons and
proporry Of ihose who have aided in sustaining the
constitutional aatEorty pay the eNpcnsss thereby
iucurred aud call general convention for ibe legal
election of new STATE officers. Thee propositions
were made with Che OBJECT Of avoiding q COLLISION
between the opgOsug parties.
We lcain that thu have been rejected by the Pro-
vi-Onsl Government as opposed TO It's interests;
ana ON SATURDAY. ast Senior Daz seut further force
OF one hundred volunteers TO Aqua Duce TO oppose
tie Fabrega forces ~ Lavilla We have beard moth
log Of the movements Of the first lot sent oil aud II
may be some days before any Information oi a rcii-
able nature reaches IaLaina. Meanwhile We shall
val, with curiosity 10 il the result Of the fire, co.
counter, which We should receive at fuFtbest by the
eud OF the Tech.
Loss OF TIE STEAMER LIMA.
By the arrival % the steamer Valparaiso from
Vail araIso, we learn the sad news OF the total lo1s
| Of The Pacific steam Navigation Company's SPLEEN
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| about ., o'clock on the morning OF the ilth ul
Willie running "a; common speed, the vessel struct
uIon reef Of rocks Of ths iagarto Island, siuatec
-Cme 81 miles south OF COblla.
The forward part of tie vessel becoming imme
ditcly filed with water, that oveFilowed the ma
chincry and it being evidently impossible 10 save
ner the boats got Out and inanned the lomal'
pa sengors and children beng placed IN the Art
boat the male pa tengers went into Tie second ane
"a ;f T. inlet Of the Inland about mile TO tie north
ward Ofefin q sLcifer they were all landed Their,
ia per cct ssiotv. Having thus saved the pssseD
gers attention was next had 10 the mail, tie ross
uie, the I,asseneeIs luggage, and what articles Of
he cargo could be removed, all being safely landoC
at the same little leland harbor.
! When about o. clock IN the afternoon il became
obyous that the vessel WAS going down, the captain
ir-i oil Ger, ana thOre OF the crew that bad remained
oil board, went into their boat aud abandoned her.
BOats were sent 20 CohiIt IN quest OF -uccOr and
on the 18th lour days after the disaster the Ameri
CObila Tor this purpose reached the scene Of the
wreck. The persons and stores on the little Island
having been now embarked in this vessel the Guaya-
quill took her IA tow, and they reached CObja III
safety on The 10Th.
We uuG. rstand that the steamer San Carlos wa
aIuoned 60 conduct the passengers aud MALL Of the
Linn their destination, and that rhe 10 leave
Cobiia on the 18th.
We are glad TO be able 10 state that the Lima wa.
insured.
a case Of kidnapping Of an unfortunate on the
wharf al New-l ork, Uy AN officer oi the steamship
| Ariel, IL now undergoing investigation by tie
United States Consu 81 this port, before whom the
matter has been brought by HE ali, VINO AT pres.
eut In Panama. Several Witnesses have Nyen their
DISPOSITIONS IN the case, and II the facts taey
| have been Represented the whole affair IL one Oh
such b,Ibariiy and LEGALITY, that is to be hoped
the per, etr.ors Will be punirLed. We trust. how
ever tor the sake OF humanity that, on examination
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fortunate Ii Il, present under the protection OF
the Consul here, suffering from tie wounds anu abufe
| alleged 10 have been received on board tie ARIEL
Since writing the above, We learn from II most
trustworthy eoarce that such ontrages Of common
occurrence on NauderbDts steeiuers and frcmen
are frequently driven to desperation and jump over
board Oh account Of the scandalous treatment they
receive on board and 40 official report IL made
of it. One poor man did 60 Oh tho present TIP OF
the Arid.
Both the 4. S. Consuls Of this city and Aspinwall
re going TO the latter lace to-day, Ia order TO have
Iul Ia0 iai lvesg CATION OF the whole proccedings
20 alto brlng the cuipabe parties 10 justice anu
have them properly punished.
TIE PRIVATEEE OVIETO.
Although it il now nearly two months since the
fret announcement that this steamer was soon 10
leave Nassau, \. p, as Il Rebel pTivacer, under
command Of Capt. Semmes yet we have heard moth
ng Of her movements. a letter from that place, in
speaking Of the Oyieto, says: 1.-The boast IS openly
made here by lahttc and his friends that she will
capture one Of our California steamers within ten
dave aitcr her departure from this port. sac il IA
s'lendid vessel sad 10 be owned by Messrs. 1ren-
holm Fraser IL Co. OF Charleston; Of fine model
great speeG-able il il said, TO stean, Is miles an
hOur and heavily armed with iino rediguns, which
woud make her formidable opponent for any Of
our ocean cruisers, should tiey iall in with her,
SUPPLIES FOR THE REBELS.
The same letter says: "Many Of the merchants
here have been doing splendid business during the
last elk months Ia furnishing supplies TO The Rcbcs,
IRON whom hey obi int cXOrbtant prices iOr almost
every article they sel them. Ia rome instances,
merchants from Rebeidou have purchased entire
-tocks OF goods here in "a lump, paying enormous
prices IN their haste TO secure them and run into
Srcer-ia.
"Mcssrs hdderley & Co., tie largest firm here
in the interest Of he Rebels, have tier warehouse
stocked 10 Overlooking with goods, awaiting favor
abe opportunities Of scpding them safely into
Charleston. Many vessels bring consignneuts Oi
goods 10 This house, and 1t is ,ald that several mer.
chant. are implicated in the filing OF orders direct
rom parties which they know to be living in the
Rebel States. A schooner arrived here few week.
,ince with an assorted cargo, among wIch were
thirty or forty cases OF Enfield rifles, aud quite
Irge quantity Of powder. AZ these articles are not
rceded Al plepent 10 supply our home trade II Is fair