New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15
FROM PANAMA.
The Mexican News-Thc United stnfes OF
Columbin-Closc Of the Federal Com
xress-President Mosquer Provisionni
President-No Later Reports from Gen.
trail Ameriea.

PAsAMA june Z 1863.
From Acapulco We have news OF the occupation
Of Puebs, by the French, Comoniort being com
| nleteIy routed with Ices Of 5000 men, and Gen.
Ortepa taken prisoner. This news II tTustworthy,
| however unpleasant ii may be. Mexico VIII prob
/ ably fall easily now.
lac dates from the interior of the Republic, an-
nounce the olosing OF the Natloaal Convention on
the 10Th.
Tie Federal Constitution was sanctioned on
the 18th.
II ia said 20 be liberal in its tenor, granting full
md yidu, al protection to life speech and writing
Gen. Mosquera has been named Provisional Presi-
Pent until the let Of April 1854, when the President
elected during the present year by tue people VIII
take his seat.
Gen. Mosquera hns constituted bis Ministry, as
follows:
n. salgar, Minister Of the Interior; A. Gonzales
Cara1o, OF Hacienda +. Sargetel, OF Ctefn anu
Treasury; NJ. de j. QuanA. OF Foreign Affairs, aud
Gen. ;. A. Acosta, OF War and Navy.
Dnnng the existence OF the Provisional Prrsi'
deucy there will be no 6xei capital Gen. Mosqnera
having the power 10 move it where he pleases. GA
the Let inst be WAS 10 leave Rio Negro for tue
Garcia to assemble the Legislature of that State.
IL IA fsid that Don Justo Arosemena had been
offered the appointment OF Minister oil Foreign
Affairs but declIued, and has been appointed Minis
Ter Pl.nipoteutisry 10 the South American Repnblcs
miisf1r rlosIS its sessions, the Convection voted
~ the state OF Panama An annual subvenIion Of
fJO,O
/ The United States mail steamship Salvador Capt.
Rathburn Of the railroad company line, arrived al
her anchorage IN The Bay Of Panama, June A. 1903,
nj O'Clock p. NJ, having left San jose dc GusIa-
malls May IS a. NJ, and touched ut intermediate
/ porte
/ The news from Central America is not import
ant nothing further having occurred between the
bellgerent Republics than published previously.
L. is said however, that Corrers still coutemp lates
another attack upon Salvador provided he raise
suiiicient forces.
Nicaragua also threatens agains, Salvador and
| Honduras aud altogether matters ook very gloomy.
Costa Rica has Tar KEEP, out OF those troubles aud
IL is hoped she will continue TO do so.
The United States Minister, Mr Dickinson. bad
been gurst at u magnificent banquet IN Nicaragua,
at which President Martinez and the leaGiDg nota-
biliteis Of the State were present.
There is no important Lews on tue Ithmus Tho
Assembly remain stu Ia ,ession, doing hslo beyond
trying 10 impeach tho Governor.
The Assembly have passed q law Authorizing tho
Governor 10 negotiate with the different Steamship
] Companies connected with Asliuwall and Panama
for The pay men, OF the State Treasury VI a monthly
SUN ia the shape Of nlrbuIon, aud to adjust on
liberal terms, the unpaid levied upon ILem up
10 the 3lst December last wltHoa. regard TO The
amounts levied on them in tho commercial contrlbu.
lion assessment.
! Notwithstanding the rainy season has set in. we
are enjoying spells of Tine weather anu die An.es
OF any kind prevails.
TIE steamer from the south coast has u,. got TO
TObogo, but tue mails will get up In Time " be
sent across.