The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Our Panama COrrespondeace.
PANANA May ~, f66o.

Total. Sso6 ,loS Grand total. w sans .oes
Our Panama COrrespondeace.
PAxAxA, May g. f6ss.
Salvador Preparing for Energetic Resistcnse to Her I~va-
aas-TAs Bottle of Leon--A Raid Into Aosduras-At.
faiu tie ARGENTINE Confederation -impTecsnsmss in
Peru, dc.
The Guatemala arrived on the 10th inst from centra
America There is news Of importance. President
arrera s saidto be sick, sndthere evidences Of
any intention invade Salvador In force From Salvador
learn that President Baros preparing for eueE
ssc defence he should be attacked but very
anxious peace and would make any reasonable
eession 70 that end. fba.
TIE ncws Of the battle Of Leon confirms the total defeat
a General Jeroz. General Martinez behaved with tho
greatest gaansry and evnced . great deal Of skill in
his dispositions. He opened the engagement, after
sangling the invading force, with only three hun
dred men, and repused him, in the meantime sending
detachments to attack him in flank. These completed
discontinue that degree that it became perfect
fout General Jerez left guns, ammunition stores and
even his papers, muster rolls, &C., in his flight With
sho Of his forces hc succeeded In reaching Cho
useca Honduras where orders have been sent him to
return Salvador Thus ends tho revolution in Ncara
qua. The fruits or the victory are OF great value TO
President Martinez All the leaders Of the op position
in Granada have asd to Costa Rica, and no is pro-
baby 70 day the most popular man IN the coun-
sry. There are reports that he viii organize
hoped that he will be prudent and turn his attention
20 the advancement OF the material interests Of the
country.
Tho roops Of Guatemala had made raid into Hondu-
taking OF the uDgarrisoned town Of Copau
people Of everything they possessed and treating the
women in the most scandalous manner. They then
where they surprised the AcaIde and two his neigh
Sors whom they murdered ~ cold blood stripping the
dO 10
In Costa Rca the Inauguration Of the President Jesus
deputation from both Chambers, entered the palace
and took his seat in front Of the former President.
corps having place reserved for II In the gallery
which very handsomely decorated and adorned with
from members Of tho former administration ending with
Mat Of the retiring President the oath administered
Ssef exposition Of the principles By which he would be
guided in the administration Of aairs His course will
action BY bis dstermnssion % alton % to lake lake no part 10
yhe struggle now going on between the neigh
The steamer Boso.a arrived on the 22d inst She brings
aases Of May from Valparaiso, and May IL from Lima
ss. % =
Whitehead AFFAIR has moderated, and be will probably re-
Il is said that some English capitalists are about TO
establish bank at Santiago with capital Of s. oo
1hs true, is pretty well for country that seven or
uhether their introduction has added much the sound
aess Of their commercial system.
The Spanish fgaes Triuno and Resolution at the
Falkland Islands awaiting the arrival Of vessel with
coal.
News from the Argentine republic advises Of numer-
skrmshes between the government forces and the
insurgent mountaneers all In favor Of the government
ra,oad besweso Rossrso and Cordoya wa '''
Tho principal subject OF discussion 10 Peru At present
the new species Of slave trade carried on with the
esands IN the south Pacific The government had
oeded censes for the introduction Of sborers from these
islands, being ignorant Of their ncapacy for labor,
ND mtnU hat kA
case. IN the East and West sdvanssss was sassn Of
aud and whom these failed force was used to carry on
the simple minded natives Seven vesses-the Rosa
Rosa Patricia, Carolina Guiermo, Castro Cora and
one other unknown their forces TO
init OF the greatest outragcs ever committed
armed men, with orders to conceal themselves, and
upon signal being made 10 advance 70 FIRE a
sUs 70 20 the a. ns osor
articles OF traffic. large number being gathered TO-
geiher the signal was made aud ten were killed aud
wounded BY the discharge and over two hundred taken
prisoners and divided among the vessels. Tho Cora
afterwards captured by the natives and delivered
the French authorities is embodied the above
Upon the facts becoming known TO tho government Of
Peru suspended at once all licenses and required that
vessels arriving with the shore
until IL had been mado manifest that the aborers came
under contracts, and that violence had been committed
before during the voyage. Jose Rodriguez captain
The Gullermo, has been arrested and awaits trial
OF the Cora and the Others when captured will be
treated In the same manner.
The arrangements made by the picnipotcntiares Of
Peru and the United States In tho cases Of the Lizzie
THOMPSON and Georgana have been ratified.
Government has snnulled the contract mado between
The municipality Of Lima and Mr. Plant for the construc-
For some time past there been reports
The Isthmus 10 reinforce their in Mex
The Legislature Panama took the matter up and
General report confirms The news of the defeat OF the
French u rucbls; bet have received letter from
iavesied but that comonort had made Junction with
Crtera, reinforcing him with eighteen meh and
that the Mexicans were about taking the offensive.
PANAMA., May 27, 1888.
Ths steamer Orizabs, with sixty passengers and
q 900 In treasure, in from San Francsco she
brings late from Mexico via Acapulco tho effect
that tho have with another severe defcat
Pueba, and again repused, General Comouort with
1900 men, having added his forces TO the defenders
chs place give this rumor; you may have connr.
NATION of u by way OF Havana
The Tribune has arrived with 81 500 900 from
Mexico for Europe The United States nssshp Lancaster
and soop st. Marys hcrcthe former to sail soon for
California, II is supposed
Busincss is generally dull. Charters are wanted So.
yera vessels could ee taken UP FOR ores 70 Liverpool or
10 the Continent, f3 1bs. aA
The British steamship Fusi Yamma arrived a, vaipa
rsso on the 18th Of April days from London
roae for vancouvers IsIaad The spanish frigates
were at Falkland Islands, waiting for coal.
Arrived April 18th. American ship George and Henry,
from baltimore.
Exchange continues at 44ld. 45d. for dollars.
Since tho death of the late President Peru the new
administration have followed the policy laid down by
hn, and much activity prevaik In public business and
useful pcssurcs The importation 81 canacts from the
5outh sea Islands has been pronb.te Nearly all those
.ss s,oSss, % Peru have died ana iES t.w Who suE
inc brisisn chm ior the Imprisonment Of rrkh sub
seet named Melville White, whose case has bs~n made
more eo.or'Sas .nan ought 70 haye been, % te eve