The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-15
SPECIE LIST
FROM AarINwAfI
Our Pana ma Correspondence.

| PANAMA, Sept. 9, 1858.
| Nrcs from Central Acknowledgement Of Shipsof.
| War-7Ae Natives and the Affairs Of the Cnurch-T1e
Merchants and Heavy 7dratiom-Plans OF the Govern
| ment to Raise he Wind, dc.
The Guatemala arrived yesterday morning from Gen.
trail America. There has been important move made
by either party in Salvador and about in the
same position as when last wrote Perhaps the affairs
Of President Barrios look little BETTER General Car
losing many menby desertion and dare not make
an attack upon the Notifications Of San Salvador.
The Nicaraguan troops still hold the department of
Miguel and the port Of La Union Barros is determined
to retake Them and Is organizing force fer the purpose
Efforts have been made by the English and American
Ministers TO bring about arrangement between the
bs'lgerents but can do nothing with General Carrera,
who fears the progressive system OF Salvador
There is strong suspicion in the minds Of many that
SPAIN aided BY the oral influence of France about to
make an effort TO gain foothod in her old possessions
It said that Carrera and his mobiles would have
lection to annexation, provided Spain allowed them to
hold all the Offices The Spanish fleet Is visit all the
republics Of Central America upon its from Caor-
In the meantime the Civasongo gunboat on
the c0ost Since the beginning u the difficulties the
strong partisan OF General Carrera and his influence ia
Guatemala is unb0unded.
protect American interests. The United States have
nr2e trade with Central America, and IL would have In
creased rapidly had there been peace in both countries
There is no OF Importance Tho difficulty between
Ce and Bolivia Is to the Of the aeo.sa Is
Supported BY vesseof-war. The mines continue 70
In Peru matters appear TO be fourishing There Is ~
large increase In the demand fer guano Is expected
tAat financially the position Of the country will improve
dAairs the government has sent back about hun
bred and sixteen Kanakas TO the islands, Tine Ctecio
q Lima looks upon as false philanthropy saying that
de
PANAMA, Sept. 9, 1858.
Central and South American Ncus-Ne,ss from Gudte
mala and San Saivador--Afairs in CAse. Peru and
Bolivia. dc.
Tho minds OF Panamanlans have occupied prlnci-
pally with home matters for the past ten days
Tho natives are interested in church affairs and feel
quite pleased at the priests not being Obliged to leave the
| country, ordered two weeks ego In
decree issued by Mosquera at Tuna is stated that
although the clegy refuse to tako tho oath Of allegiance,
they cannot be forced ouit the country The decree
however, binds them to keep the peace, and prohibits
them from holding divine service performing the rites
OF the church.
The mercantile portion OF tho community grumblc at
the undue proportion Of taxes imposed upon them and
are devisnR some means by which to MAKE change.
The mode Of taxation Is rather strange Property holders
fmosty natives who receve1mmensc rents) pay hardly
principally oregners) nearly the entire burthen
TO bear.
The Governor did not succeed procuring the loan he
asked from the merchants two weeks the latter
ferrng their gold TO government securities with large in
terest. so We may hear OF new tax TO be levied on u
quors and tobacco As the taxes levied and collected
monthly, come eight or ten Of the principal merchants
talk OF closing their stores for couple OF months This
would leave the Governor minus aud would probably be
the means OF turning his attention TO e real estate OF
| the natives,
The news from Central America is most important.
Dr,k aodr ehrsC Emit palu fnratu
ministers have solicited carrera TO treat with Bsrrios
for roaceaee settlement OF the present difficulties
natos from Salvador 10 August "a, say that Barros
sill holds out His army daily increasing, his troops
are regularly paid and keep in good spirits, and he Is
represented hopeful than at last advces
although Carera had advanced within two leagues Of his
capital
Calao from South Pacific arrived late last
The following synopsis Of has been furnished JUS
from the correspondence of the Nor ana Herald OF TINS
city.
CHILE, August IS, 1863
In Chile the opening u the Valparaiso and Santiago
Railroad early in September is looked for with much
| interest
The difficulties between Chile and Bolivia remain in
sata qao new line Of steamers between csidera aud
The markets at Valparaiso show a steady business
gong on There have been unusually Tow foreign arr,
England or the United States Charters continue uncom-
monty favorable and the FIRST ships which arrive will be
taken up "a Is Cd for nitrate for Liverpool and "a
2s 3D. Tor ores -
Three hundred and eighteen Kanackas, Imported from
the Polyncsian Islands, have been redeemed by the
government OF Peru and returned TO their homes. The
people express great deal OF satisfaction With their new
President Pszct Exchange on London 3Td. per dollar
American cargoes but during the fortnight fifteen large
vessels have arrived to enter at Calao for from
the Cnlncha Islands.