New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

GOVERNOR AND REMOVAL OF TIE CAPITAL
NEGRO DISTURBANCES AT P.NAMA-CEL-
EDRATION OF THE FOURTH.
Cprespondence Of the Associated Press.
PANAMA, July Z, 1862.
Since the last steamer left Aspinwal for New
York, the excitement then alluded TO as existing ID
Panama still keeps up. For day or two there
were hopes Of its dying ont but the sudden flight to
Veraa uas Of the Governor, the Secretary OF State
the Tax Collector, and Others on the night OF the
lst instant, caused general stampede throughout
the CITY. and whole families might be seen flying to
the neighborng peubas and islands IN the greatest
terror without stopping to find out the cause OF their
alarm.
The Governor has the right vested in him TO move
the capital Of the State from Panama to any other
point hr may Judge prudent, and the summary way
he has iaken 10 do this without makiDg his inten-
ton public beforehand, was doubtless caused by the
fear that the commander of the forces recently sent
here by Mo-auera might intercept him. lie has
taken with him all the arms III the arsenal worm
carrying away, and when on the Jay following MS
fQt, Col Santacolorna s-ized the arsenal he found
little in il hey ond few old muskets without locks
Whether there Ia going 70 DO any real trouble on
the IsthBus or not Is very ques'Ionaole; put AZ
precautionary measure the Department a. ashino'
ton has i1ued unmisakeabe Instruction 10 The com
naniers OF vessels at Panama and Aspinwai regard
ing the exIen sion OF protection to American citzens
and heir property, aud these Instructions VIII, when
necessity requires, be promptly carried ont.
The Fourth was celebrated IN very becoming
style in Panama.
AZ noon salutes of twenty-one guns were fred by
The United Statce ship Saranac and IA. Is. NJ Sship
TernngHnt: the Hays OF the dlerent eonsulstes were
floating during the day; the United States Consul
kept opeu house, aud had IN excellent collation.
sprcad Tor bis guests, and several American Citizens
gave A hearty welcome TO their friends. Capt. Lam
man, accompanied by all the officers that could be
spared from the Saranac, spent the afternoon ON
shore and visited heir couDtrymen and OILERS VINO
had made preparations for reception.
In the evening there was very line display OF
fireworks IN the Cathedral square.
OBIrUARY.-Mr. A. Halpin, an engineer OF tue
Panama Railroad Company, died at Aspinwan AT
O'Clock p. III. on "Wednesday last lie was buried II
Mount Hope Cemetery.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER SALVADOR AT PA.
MAMA PROM NEw-YORK-NO NEWS FROM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON THE SOUTH
WEST COAST.
The Ariel arrived at A,pinwall on the morning of
the 3D. and the Sonora sailed the sane evening Tor
San Francisco.
The Panama Railroad Company's new steam pro-
peller Salvador, JohE NJ. Dow commander, from
New.York via the Straits OF Magellan, anchored in
that harbOr ON the nignt Of the 2sth. The whole
time occupied in making the voyage was 81 days
7 hours, of which days II hours were spent at
anchor in the Straits IN heavy storms Of snow de.
Quoting which, she gives running time 81 days IA
hours.
Leaving New.York with 900 tuns Of coal, the
voyage has been performed without touching ut any
intermediate point for fuel-the only time, with the
exception Of the steamer Guatemala, II waS ever
accomplished.
Sue il intended TO run in connection with the
steamer Guatemala in the line TO Central America,
and no expense has been spared by the Company 10
AXE her an efficient vessel III every respect, and
one in every way equal TO the growing wants OF
that trade. She is to he commanded by Capt. Rath-
bun.
Buenaventura and Tumaco remained IN possession
Of Mosquers, and were perfectly tranquil
A force OF 800 men were about being dispatched
from Bnenaveniura TO clear the rlver.
The ROYAL West India mail steamer from Csrtha-
geDa reached Aspinwall on the 4tb. She brings no
news from Bogota, the river steamer having run
aground There is report by this arrival that J0
more troops were embarSing Tor the lsthmus, which
10 doubtful.
Cap,, Wells has arrived from the South.West
Coast, on Lehalf Of the r. s. n. Company, to visit
Vancouver's Island, with the object OF opening
branch oil British steamers from San francisco to
the Brish Possessions North.
The news from Chill is not very important. The
weather up TO the date Of the matt leaving bad been
more than usual severe. 1t is understood that the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company have headed the
iist Of subscribers for nsw iron dock, worthy oil
the first port on the West coast, with $JO,VoO.
| The three-nasIej English schooner Rotbsay,
Capt. Chiffon, from Mauslnills to Nalparseo IAN
on shore, on the ON INST, on INC Snh 'oar1, p''
tween Dncalenn and f0ro Point. The master ar
rived ia Valparaiso for assistance, and on the lsih
inst lt, with me propeller Adela, tor that purpose
/ The result il hot yet known.
Wheat al Fome WAS ,eng at e. % and = IS per
faueca; 81 % cash per bag had been refused Tor
gouf. Conl mines htd been discovered recently IN
| the neis hoorhood OF Copiapo. The Government
engineer cent inspect item has reported Ia! oraoly
OF the quality. Business generally ia Chm WAS
very auli, and in nothing has there been greater
| Glliog oil than 10 the travelling by tho colsting
steNmers.
! From Peru We learn the death ottDon Juan Man
ue el Mar on the 18Th Inst, the Vice lrcsdenl OF
ihe Repubhc Seuor Mar had suffered Ill health Tor
come time pact, md had nor. therefore, taken any
active part III politics.
| The foundation stone Of the new mole and dock at
slno was laid By President Castillo on the 2Jth of
june The plan is very extensive, and, II ever conf
o eed " i'll be- great advantage and benefit 20 the
mort. The works are under the direction OF NJ.
Alexander Prentice, an English engineer,