New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17


Reported OF the Const OF Chiii-Dim-
Guilty between Peru and France.
Correspondence Of the Associated Pro-"
PANAMA, Tuesday, July Z 1862.
There has been a tolersbly lively time between
Gov. Diaz and the Legislature here since last mail,
resulting in the latter electng new Governor III
the place of Sr. Santa COomo 1t is said the step
is entirely unconstitutional and it il leading TO much
discussion among those posted In politics and dpo-
macy.
A Mr.. Samuel and a Mons. Lois, the former en-
gineer and the latter plenipotentiary for the new
Anglo-Fresch Canal Company, left here on the I'd
inst for Raleo Nicaragua, TO superintend the sur
veys Of the route, regarding which sent you some
items by the last mail. They say there is no DOUBT
of the scheme being successfully carried through;
and il may be so, but sii it is OF qu,en 'a6e
Soue runaway sailors from the New York brig
Bogota at Aspinwsll killed q policeman the other
day, who attempted TO arrest them. -Four Of them
have been captured, but will probably soon be let
loose again, as was Williams, the murderer OF Capt.
OTIS who is now at large, after being sentenced to
be hung some time since. lie got out under free
pardon to all villains Of his class, including tie
chain gang-s specimen Of Mosquiras llbsralty.
We have had any amount of rain here of late,
bu, not sufficient TO interfere with the transit nor
has II affected the general saubnty OF the sibmus,
which never was better than at present.
The Fourth passed of very quietly in Panama.
salute from the ST. Marys bunch Of fre-crackers,
and few rockets began and ended the day The
news from home re ceived the day previous WAS not
such 10 induce great rejoicing among loyal
citizens
A recent decree Of the General Government pro-
bbis divine service beng performed by any priests
who do not take q certain oath binding themselves
TO the confscstion OF sll Church property to the
Government. The result is. that all the churches in
Panama are closed aud an unfortunate padre who
died the other day had TO 90 down TO the pit without
pater noster.
The French ship.of.wsr Cornelie from San Fran
cisco, has arrived.
The Peruvian frigate Amazone is also here, await
ing the arrival Of the new President Of Peru on his
way from Europe.
The British frigate Ariadne reached Aspinwall
yesterday.
The news from the interior is that good deal OF
dissatisfaction exists IN BoQota, owing TO the closing
Of the churcbee and It is also rumored that there s
rising against the Government on the Atlantic
coast, but this il doubtful.
From Central America we have late dates by the
Panama Railroad Compsny's steamer Salvador.
The Panama Star and Herald says:
The news from Central America by this arrival is
uufavorable 10 the cause OF Gen. Bsrrios and it s
thought his invasion Of Nicaragua may lead 10 bic
overthrow. Honduras appears 20 have entirely
succuDbed TO the forces Of CaTrera.
Jerez, the leader Of tue revolution in Nicaragua
had left La Miron in the Salvador bng-of-wsr, and
was lying of keaelo.
We have no news from Nicaragua.
Costa kica remains quiet, but was arming.
Altogether the news is unsatisfactory, and denotes
further trouble aud bloodsbed.
The z. S. n. Co.'s steamer from tie South Pacific
arrived last night
We are permitted to copy the following news from
the proof-sheeis Of The Star and Herald, Of this
city, which will hardly appear in PRINT IN time for
this mail:
The p. S. n. Co.'S steamer Calao arrived at her
moorngs at Tabsgo. on the 9th of July, ut AIS ?.
IN. The Cgllao, IN addition to mails and passopgerr,
brings about 3!t5 40 specie for transportation TO
Southampton.
CHILL.
On the day Of the sailing Of the last s.eamer the
annual Congress was opened. The Presidential
address contained nothing Of interest to any yond
the rule Of Chill. Ar usual IN Prssidents Messages
reforms were much talked about and great promises
made. Since the opening OF the session nothing OF
note ha. been accomplished further than that on the
9Th Of June decree Was issued tha, foreign gold
and SILVER ooins, formerly admitted ~ payments
in the treasures Of Chill, shall sfer the ex iratiou
Of six months from the date Of publ.hlng the enact
ment, be no longer received.
1be Spanish Admiral and his officers have been
sunni tuonsly entertained at Santiago aud Val ariso
The Corundonga sailed for Tho North the l2th Of
june and the other two shils oi the squadron will
follow.
A supken rock wa discovered by the Chill frigaie
E.marndas in lat. %, 23 South and Ion. 10 ~ ~
West the MORO OF Mexiones 10 the North bearing
10 East, and Moreno 10 the South So Fast. The
discovery affects Chart No. l777 X, year 1885, Of
the photographic Office OF the Britsh Admiralty.
Al Valparaiso q rumOr 10 circulated, which seerns
no, without some foundation, that ID Rebel steamer
was the coast, and has been Abreast the
port Of valparaiso. Tie British bark Chm roports
having been boarded IL the Atlantic by suspicious
steamer, calling herself the u >. guIboht Iieon
deroga but winch did not st all look Ike her pro-
iessons. The Chill had two days previously seen
Oh the horizon, ~ 1t were, y ship on hrs, but had
not wind 10 bear down " her.
From the Argentine Republic letters are received
with news OF the continuance Of cruel fights and AID
misery, spreading over the country IRON the civil
wars.
Business at Valparaiso 10 somewha. better, but the
general tone OF all the markets In Chill 10 dull. In
charters all the Tonnage Of frat class ships has been
taken up, and vessels are wanted. ., lJd for ores
3l6 a 3l7 Cd. for wheat, and $50 for nitrate
have been chartered for Liverpool in the pas. fort
night. Exchange Oh London continues ut A q
43d.
Among the arrivals at Valparaiso we note on the
3D. the Tscna from Live rpool; ID arrive Fisher
from Swansea 9Th, GlencOgeD. Glasgow lOsh,
Hanchatea ", Liverpool l4th, Cuzco, Liverpool
PERU.
TIE Government has sanctioned tho construction
and guar ranteed 7 per cent on the capital for u
years OF two new lines of railway. Thu il q most
able movement in the right way. These new
lines " i'll connect inland cities with their ports,
with which then only transportation has hitherto
been BY mules Aroquipa will be connected by rail
with Islsy, and los with Pisco Vice President
Csuseco bss entered heartily into these schemes,
aud well deserves the high respect in which he is
held
These are rot the most peasant relations u! present
between the Government and the Charge d'Aiiares
of France principally in consequence OF the wretch
cd Kauecs business aud ~ the present temper Of
the people OF Peru il so strongly In sympatby with
the cause OF Mexico, there s 10 prospect Of ready
settemsht Of tho difficulties. The Of the loss
of Posbls was received here by tho last mail with
strong expressions Of regret.
Among arrivals y. Caliao, We report Mary o iirien
from I,iyarpoo; Regent Boston; Blanchard Lon