New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-25

FROM AsPINwALL.
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The news from the Isihmus If of no Importance.
The report that Mosquera had entire possession OF
Antioquia is confirmed. The Governor of An
tioquia finding it was hopeless TO contend against
the overwhelming forces brought against the State,
made propositions of Submission. The lives and
property of all citizens who had been in arms
against Mosquera were to be guaranteed aud pass
ports given TO those who wished to have them. The
civil war Of this Republic is now about at an end,
as only small portion OF the Conservative forces
under Arboda, now remain IN Paste, and in no con-
dition to meet the Combined forces Of Mosquera.
The State election for Governor OF Panama takes
place on the 2Sih ins when The present provisional
Governor Diez" will probably be elected. The
National Convention has again been postponed.
Quite o large number Of vessels are said TO have
been lost on the South Pacific Coast in the late gale
The United Safes brig Bainbridge arrived at Aspin.
wall on the llth inst and the United States brig
Perry sailed thence for Key West on the Ilth inst
Correspondence OF The Associated Press.
PAv.ws Saturday Nov. Is. 1862
Among the passengers VINO leave here to-day by
y lee
of the Department OF State, who brings tue latest
intelligence from Bolivia
Mr.. Mseke reached La Paz on The evening If the
18th ultino, when President Acha opened Lis fire
upon the city. The next Gay, after fight Of
Fix hours, the Presidents troops assaulted the barri
cades and carried them, with the loss Of 300 killed
aLd mortally wounded.
Mr.. Maciie entered the city with Gen. Acba's
troops and found tue Hon. Ar. Garter, L. >. Aiiu-
ster in the place minsteriDQ TO the comfort Of the
del and fviu L. Cd Will Ia
the fight was raging around him.
Gen Perez and the other leaders OF the rebellion
escaped from La Faz during the night Of the l6lh
ult The ramors that they had recognized a force
are at east premature.
President Acha displayed much moderation ate.
capturing the rebelho0s capital.
No punishment bad been inflicted, although he
President demanded $lO 900 a ransom from an IN
buentl4l gentleman who desired ~ leave the country
under Mr. Macke's protection.
The feeling against foreigners was intense and
they had aIeGdy suffered IN property and fears
Were entertained Of an attack upon their persons.
We are very barren OF local news. The city is
quiet but VIC look for excitement on the 2Sth inst.
when the Convention is TO meet.
There now in port the United States Flagship
Lancaster, and sloOp-O-war ST. Marys; the BIitisi
eteauc, CameleoD, and Tartar, and the French ship
Deamsnt
Yesterday from Aspnwall for New-lork and the
Arabella arrived The same day.
The surf at Aslinwali Was 80 heavy on Saturday
last that the majority OF the passengers who arrived
On the steamer Avon on Friday evening from El-
rope could not hand until sunday. The Avon pro-
cee0ed to Greytown without landing any Of her
cargo for the IsthmUs The Pacific coast. The sea
washed across the railroad wharf and track, doing
considerable damage 10 the former, and a schooner
wss seriously injured BY coming in contact with the
steamer.
Tie last mail annHnced the reported surrender Of
The State OF Antoquia 10 tie forces OF MCsqnera.
Yesterday the steamer Anne arrived from Bnena
ventura, bringing confirmation and fall particulars
of the surrender, and compact OF peace has been
entered into between the opposing factions, and
Provisional Government has been ests jsuod al
Meiellin by Mosquera. The only forces now
Opposed IN arms 70 MOsquera are those under
Arboleda at LAST accounts II limbo, ia the south
of Popsyan, but they viii probably fan back on
Patio, wsS., , - viii make q desperate struggle
against the Federal forces Ia - I
-.vsqueIa was expected OF the Anne, en- route 70
Carthagena, 70 attend The Convention on the Sth
proxino, but be did not like the looks Of matters
ihese and has sent large force ahead Of HIM and
adjourned his coming until be hears 81 their arrival,
and las postponed the Convention until the lst Of
January next.
The Gaceta f Guatemala publishes decree Of
President CaITeIa protecting the growth OF coffee
and sugar in the Republic, and granting certain
privileges TO the principal growers; Ia 1851 there
were 5.249 cwt. Of coffee and 2,7j0 cwi. Of sugar
grown and III the fret nine months OF Tho present
year there y G59 cwt. OF the former, and III
cwt. Of the latter produced.
4 There is nothing new from Salvador beyond ccr
tain documents published relative TO Tie IeconslIuc
tion Of the Central American Union.
An attempt at revolution was made at IGguU-
jalpa, in Honduras, in the beginning Of October,
but was suppressed.
Nn,hins new has occurred in Nicaragua.
The elections in Costa Riea are 10 come on in De-
eember, but there is 10 excitement relative to them
Il.aD 81 ell
will probably reach 100000 qulnlals, but prices aro
expected 10 range high-p.Obably $ll n $40.
a The P@cifc Steam, Navigation Conpany's steamer
Callao arrived Oh the 9Th inst bringing dates from
Port Mont, Oct 8; Valparaiso, l6ihi Coquimbo,
18th; CalieIa, 10Th Cobia, 22d AFRICA, %ji; lslay,
9th; Isas de Chincha, .Jth Pise0, 2Gtb, CAilac.
18th, and Paita, Nov. |.
In addition TO mall. and passengers, tie Callao
brings 1896, 400 20 IN specie for transmission to
T4e Star and Hcrald of Panama .ssys: There is
not much Of interest from Chill. In tie ljcUse Of
Representatives, the Secretary Of state was qucs-
toned as TO certain floating runOrs, T. the effect
that the Cbian Minister TO England had 10. me-
with that reception at the Court Of 81. james 10
which be was entitled. The Secretary replied that
the contrary the case, and that Earl KusseIl
bad treated the Minister with every respect; and
moreover, that England bad always shown herself
particularly worthy Of the friendship Of tie Gillian
patton.
An increased duty has been assessed on alI cottOh
goods imported, the general average Increased being
about 10 y cent upon The former duties.
The qualifications 10 vote at elections have just
been settled.
Universal suffrage does not exist IN Chili-voters
must possess sOme property and know bow to read
and write
Santiago with population CT 40 600, only pro-
duees SJS properly qualified volerr, and Valparaiso,
5000 Inhabitants only 7O7 yolers
Several disasters IL zen are reported during the
late UNUSUALLY revere weather IN THO South; many
vessels have been Tort or damaged by stfess OF
aatL her AnlnnaL the fnrIner u. HIM ofi %.