The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Ribon h Munos ~ 1900 EngIauder &Franklin. $50
Horguss Masseras 500 Ac. Rossisu. 500
Handy Hoadiey... $3.50
Total. .$12. .l55
Interesting from New Granada.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, August 70, 1852.
TIE Cysil Wdv EssHs.fsd in Stve-A Bloody Battle and
Triumph Of the Army Of TIE PROVISIONAL Government
The from the interior q this State important
Governor Dax received on the 23d instant despatch
from Colonel G. Neira, Commander Chief OF tho Pro
vsonal government forces. He informs Governor Dsx
that he met the forces under command Of Ex-Governor
de a Guarda and Colonel Francisco do Fabuga Rio
Chico near Naa the 10th instant that after ngh Of
three hours Colonel Fabrags RETIRED leaving
Guarda among the killed the battle hed. He says
in impossible for him - ascertain the exact number of
he has only lost but two killed and ave wounded.
The despatch was written at nine o'clock at night on
war has commenced il earnest on this sthmus and there
Will now no Doubt be many bloody scenes before II Is
ended
News from the south Pacific.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, August rs, 1892
The steamer Peru Captain Bloomfield, arrived At this
port the 22d The brought by tho Peru
m follows--Port Mont, July IS; Valparaiso, q Co
quimbo, 81 CaIdera Cobia, o. africa, O. Islay, g. Isas
do Chncha TO- Psco. 10; Callao, 10; PayatA, 49, and
Guayaquii, 17th Of August
In addition TO her Maestys mails and passengers the
brings 900 in specie for Transmission to South
anpton and . large cargo.
The last days Of the past mouth entirely devoted
the celebration Of the indcpsnience Of Peru. There
general display Of patriotic feeling.
Congress granted general amnesty for all political
oe0ces President had signed the and IL Ia
law and all Political offenders return 70 their homes
and families
Az the Society of Advocates Of American fndepsudenca
ss'sn. sn.. subscription should be
made raise funds for providing aeld hoePsls for the
The treasure shipped from caao to Europe, from Jaau
airy 70 July, amounts 70 ~, ,4lo0es
The want Of dock b felt evary day BY the shipping
community There not at present one on the south
Pacific coast
Tne export Of silver during tho month Of June
amounted 10 ,54o,0Is lbs.
The export copper from Huasco for the samc month
o. other domestic ports amounted 10 $50 $50 lbs
The total exports Of Chile during last year amounted 70
$40 s49 6S4.
The imports during the same year amounted to
$15,6Ts sN.
The news fYom the frontier Of the republic OF New
Granada and Ecuador Ia very interesting and important
As informed you in my letter o, July -, President
Garcia Moreno, of Ecuador, marched against Paste.
ihis news in Pepayan and he marched Immediately
President Moreno aad his fosces He arrived In
so OF % Ss %, n o. snu On 1s oo 's n. ~ %
O'Clock A. ". he nanked President Moreno and took
BIB % y N :, ne ,oS and e ,ss. wa a
bayonet charge tn front and Of Moreno President
Moreno met the charge with his six cannons Gincd)
but he was soon overpowered by ths Arbolsda
and forces and his whole force Of thirteen hundred
wss taken prisoners, also President Morino himself,
and his Commander In. Chief and Secretary Of War
General Jacino Cordova has defeated General Lopez In
command Of In Canen and Cordova nj
last accounts was stin pursuing him.
President Moreno had been liberty, and had
turned to Quito, the capital q Ecuador with the mem
bsrs Of his Cabinet
ARaKNrnE REPUBLIC.
Peace has been last restored IN this republic Gene
Penaloso has agreed with hts forces recognize the
present government, In accordance with treaty made
with the commissioners Of General hisre.
Santa Fe had been invaded by the Indians carried
of many prisoners and cattle Up the last dates
prisoners had not been rescued.
News from Central America.
oUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.
PANAMA, August rs, 1902
me steamer Guatemala, Captain N. Dow, arrived on
the 10th inst. from the Central American ports.
shc had -, $50 In specie.
Mr.. De Bame OF New York, stin engaged in sur.
vsyug the for the canal from the river hontssna
v the lake Of sano Tomas rouo, when completed
vii enable the residents of the city OF Guatemala 70
communicate with Now York in ten days have been
informed that the government viii do everything their
rswes 10 complete the enterprise
8 sea OF which have already besn exported.
The presiden, Guatemala bad received letter from
the President u Nicaragua concerning the invasion of
Mexico by tho French, In which he says The Central
Amsrisan should not quiet spectators but
shoud their forces and assist their sister republic
becsrss II the French succeed In Mexico they will then
curne Central America
The President o. Guatemala does no, agree with the
President OF Nicaragua, but suggests that they remain
quiet, and ready 70 defend themselves.
HONDURAS.
Every part Of this republic quiet, and President Cas-
tellanos was vary popular.
For al enterprises there appears 70 be great want OF
labor the President will Try and supply this BY emigra
ton or kind.
Yrovivons of all kinds have become scarce In Hon
6uras that the has been compelled 70 abolsh
the tax on slaushssrIng cattle.
NIcARAGUA.
The President Of Nicaragua has sent two special com
miestoners Generals Jerez and Chamorrc, 10 Honduras
saly ador and Guassmaa, 10 urge upon these republics
thai they unite the Ave Central American States into
conederacy 70 be prepared 70 defend thsmseves
asainst any invasion by the French from Mexico
1hey Also fear that sfter the In the Un'ed
states the nbustsrs viii again attempt 70 take fdca
ragua. ~ .s.-.