The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Our Panama correspondence.
PANAMA.. August 8. 1sl

PANAMA, August s, 1859.
The Salvador arrived the evening OF the 4th from Cen
ra America she brings the the continuance OF
the war betwecn Guatemala and Salvador. General
Barros, President Of Salvador ths capital await
ing attack. Pronuneiamtentos have been issued in
all parts Of the republic by his enemies deposing him
and giving adhesion to Don Eco. Duenas the Provisional
President, nominated and supported by General Caera
The troops Guatemala possession Of Opico Su
chitota and Coanpequc, and are reported moving
on San Vicente order to cut of the communication be-
the capital and the department Of San Miguel
Consequently the rule Of President Barrios con-
ned TO the capital and he has except what
hs secure from the sale oe goods consCated om his
opponents Treason still shows itself with unbfushing
'front.' General Hernandez 70 oppose the Guatemaan
General Crna having joined him. party Of the revou.
tionists entered Santa Jccla town nine miles west Of
tho oapt aud took prisoner Mr. Espnosa half brother
Of the tresidenl should they occupy this force
General Barros would DO cub or FROM the port Of Lbersad
and Ia Tact surrounded. 8
traitor General Gonzalez has surrendered himself
01Arrcra, and been well received ny that chief
Nosy outstanding many miiortuncs President Barrioa
bears hmBe on In great fortitudc. He cheerful and
never expresses hmso Qpsrw!ss than confident q final
success. There IL bt that General Carrefa losing
many from desorton and should his force be much
weakened he will be Obliged to retreat. his head.
quarters are At scnta where the Provisional Pres
dent holds his court. This gentleman, Don Fco
Duenas. upon being installed in onace made
speech In which appears two causes Of tho
against the o! General Barrios vix the oppo
ston Of the PRIESTS who properly made subordinate
70 tho civil power He says,-"The people Of Salvador
are abovo oil Catholics, and duty Of every govern
ment which would In accordance with public opin
ton give every support ana assistance the CHIEF OF
thk Church." There is also curious express ion In tho
same speech, ns foows:-"Divine Providence wat chcs
over and accompanies steps. Aided by II. his
Exceeocy President Captain General Ion Rafael Carrcrs
the republic OF Nicaragua and the Savadorans who rush
70 assstance. have Doubt Of carrying
cessfuy aims" Divine Providence Is seconded
The Minister or the United States 10 Salvador, Jas. H.
with The Minister q Foreign Affairs II regard to thc seis
ure Of Ar ercan and foreign property II appears that
potsn Of the merchandise In the sorehouso OF Joso Auto
MO Gonzalez consisted OF goods consigned TO him by
foreign owners, and the ministers representing England
and France well tho United ntcs placed them under
the protection OF the American flag; notwithstanding
which they were removed by armed men.
against his Strong protest. In answer 10 his polite and
Minister OF Foreign Affairs threatens report him his
government and regret tht he should take 20
asss as %s "a 70
mpa.aton W his act having been to vor tsa traitors
Ssiy Offensive and entirety i'.se and demands retfs5
lion upon which N.Y. y. refuses discuss tho question
he had aready referred The government at Wash
'ingtou.
Il u mot unfortunate ior President Barrios that
unfit for big Dsriion. His concet and Ignorance,
joined t m malicious disposition, have made the 60.
vcrrmeul md enemies than any Of its acts.
Ffon Nicaragua we have little news. IL Ia snd Gen.
Martinez has aftor all sent force Into salvador, and
snat the officials of la Onion, including the Captain OF
Port and Governor with their whole force run away
in anticipation q their taking the city.
The indefAtigabo Mr. Pe'ly y st using his pen with
cusomed vgcri He has published his letter inserted la
the far and Herald Of July in pamphlet form, and
circulating through Central America He Is very bitter
upon she present PROJECTORS Of the canal by the
mat l Will send a Translation Of the same.
I'm tho lsthmus there absolutely nothing now Gen.
Mosqucrn Is expected here In few days well Gen.
santa Cocma, the new overnor. They already
ing Of the candidates for the Presidency and canvassng
her CHANCES but as the ipaguraton VIII take place
rumors OF the place.
From Mexico have rumov that the council called
by Cen. Forey has declared n OF mo1archy and
called the Archduke Iasiuian 20 the throne. IL 10 gen.
orally believed IN Mexico {, be only tho tru,h and IA an
Other evidencr OF the tepaty with which the Emperor
Napoleon carries out his ideas.