New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

Correspondence Of the Associated Prew.
The steamer Guatemala, from Central America,
arrived on the Goth inst. Among her cargo were
for NewYork, LOG EeroOns indigo, 5I2 SACKS eonee,
bales cotton, 9 bales earsaparilla, IS bales deer
skins, and 9, 1874 hides.
HONDURAS.
1t il generally understood that the clergy were at
the bottom Of the assassination of Guardioa, and it
10 not improbable that PRECEDENT Burrows, OF Saliva
dor, nay before long meet the salne fate.
The reports Of the coffee crop IN Costa Kics are
more favorable, the weather having improved con-
eIdersby. II il presumed the produce OF the PIese
sel,on will amount 10 between so,oOo ana 9',ooo
qQs., and the quality will be fair average:
coal mine has recently been discovered in Cerro
lie Paiarrr, but OF doubtful quality.
The steamer Sllndin of the Liverpool and A'lin,
wall n- arrived at the Latter por, on the 10Th, ard
mi!ed Oh the 3j with full cargo Ot the coast PROD
Gee Tor Europe, leaving considerable cargo behind.
She brings confirmation Of the defeat Of Artoleds
tie leader of the Legiiuist ideuBctl Government OF
Nev-G ranada, by the forces OF tieo. Sahchtz, on
tic lItb OF January. Tn. fo,ner was forced TO- re-
tire, leaving Papavan IA favor oi The fcdersis nc
latest hews reports the Old Government party entire
" henmed in and with ony State IN their favor
snd that must from ali accounts, socu give way.
! A report has been received by the British NAL
steamer Avon from st. Thomas nt Aspiuwall on the
I'D ipst which appears 20 be Trustworthy. that the
Province OF Maracaibo has seeded from Nenezueh
and annexed itself 10 Thu. repGoc.
The Z. :. 81. Co. steamer Gusyaquii arrived
from tie South Pacific on the 23d inst. Part OF he
cargo was no follows: For Ncw-YOrk-lH bale'
WOOL IS bales cotton, and 3 cases merchandise. hel
dates are: From valparaiso Feb. :, Callao 18th
Pai,a I7tb, and GrayaqUil 18th. 1he news from TN
South Ii no. important
We regre. to announce the death Of Mr.. Shaylc
Smyrk, An American resident OF Guayaquil for rev
er.l years, were I've WAS highly esteemed. MT.
W.. drowned 10 the Gua,aqul River by scciden
tally falling overheard from a boat
/ Local news il very scant i'll Panuina. Tue weafhe
il delightful, and no nm need DO expected 10
months 10 come TIE ie,hnus is entirely Tree from
even local sickness.
On Saturday evening number o. gentlemen ceie
brst ed the anniversary Of Washingtons birthday b,
q splendid dinner NJ the Aspinwall Hotel. Anon,
tho Q prsssLt were Col. Mckee, u. >. Consul; Capi
McDoug.l OF III. L. 5 slip Wyoming Capt. Giii
fen of New-York, and about fifteen oil the lesdn!
Americans # the city.
! Tie brig Caroline arrived o. Aspinwsn yesterday
in sixteen days from Nrw-iork.
Tho u. S. s,1,mer.of-war Wyoming, Capt. Nc
ID, uyJ. arrived ia port On the evening Of the Isl
inst, and will sail shortly for Mexico.
I The United Steamer S;iranac remains here.
Tie Cysne has sailed for Valparaiso, and vii
! probably have 20 dsye trip.
1be Bi,ish flag chip Bacehante. and steamers IN
and TsInlagant are here-thc TWO former will "a
soon tor Mexico.
The French hag-ship Donguay Trodip II also here
and will leave soon Tor the same d,slir siion
The largs 6eet OF yess-ls Of war here OF late CAV
quite AN ,rnpclus 70 ,everal bran hes of tradc Mi
s,id.d much u enliven the business portion OF 90
city.
LATEST.
! PAsAnl, Feb. $50: 50 q ~
The steamship Sonora from San Franeisco. arrive
here this usorning, with Ill Passengers and o.
! Oh ~ in trcasn,e for New-iork.
There 10 nc !,nstworthy news from Mexico.