The New York herald., 1864-06-27


Sa s Gs s, as nS a.
valuable Changes of aud London only lie
insisn hcaat o. slgr,een thousand dollars snnuas
Of the road, tue piopsrs the nation sid enter
oefns pvicssd and the cSa'trre
tion Of sae.hsr Of communication by land
Such sumhe proceeds Of three per cent the
r.nama indisp nssee the esences FOE
TO aaord tho claims Of adsmnity for N
ures such as those h out Of tho tray eetween
% The i,,h ,,s q Ae. !5s ard aho wh
e as slave admin srssion Of the United States OF
bad no to .. the rsh. of
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during these r.. went essr treasnry .r from hsv '.
rand rsoa ne
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same res.oa II. atr @'G" q salng IL, reserved
@ end !. S s more .ss o
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&C % that the nation may oecome the exclusive owner
because te nato. has other Industrial wants which Il Is
,s, I, Il the rrs.asa q ..ss
s Il a 81 @ sas &c s
ss ma.
as Ss ssa to o. s
sna ha Pre- fs
@assd os hs 81 ;, p q that is to say somewhat
T. sn,., snssspr,.es whoa
n M ssss ors tsan 8 per cen, on The capital 80
Ss he M Four cent aa
alonay gainsa n tnis spss ntnn represents the mono.
savsrega q mo %alnr tie sscaa.oa cren hs
ss & are , q the year 1891 that interest Of the mososay
equivalent At leas. sn during twenty nine
enson h"t admitting :. 'ts tnst Tie ADMINISTRATION
aa s ia ssH S s I o s
fail ire q The he IL as ses to s vii
ten ar sea rs y bs IS rrh m 70 s y @ "
.a1n Isa n &C h Pr &c LAS be sGes especially 90. % de-
!. anei cansidsrs,iaSs moderate celebrations
oa @ wha ,sa @ a svs 10
s o 'n @ ne s ss,s The q
ing 70 the 3 tenor no 9. the nsraoo.s hsh have received
BocoaA, May IA. 1864
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company,s steamer
Auric, Captain Chamber, from Quay aquil
iohpstaas she % o,iewns cargo from
ent pous for Now voik2so hides ana 2so cssoous OF
The only information by this arrival is thro ,eh pes
asngers rGraor prevails that revolauon is 60; i'm.
probable in Ecuador against tho ruler Garcia
reasop Of he attempts 20 give the country the
control q thesJesuits. II is thought that strong
result and having nt the view other fhan
merely esabls hing the ceryv irm footing. II he
ousted ttirg than be richly deserves Tor Ia
these times OF Iucertanty republics ruler OF ono
within tho control OF monarchcai influence should be
permitted 20 hold Office ,noaent Ills head " III not
be safe ne Is discovered to be guilty Of these acts
tho peoria of all uUsh Amsrica fully aroused
their situation and be to him who by thought word
deed shows sposition other against
heae VINO hin TO destroy ali republican forms osGov:sr
rnent. pa
PANAMA.
The occ.icn FOR President Q, the sovereign State OF
Panama took place the 9th instant the day nr the
sailing Of The last steamer for. New York, and
greater fnrce 70 the way OF A. election was never w.t.
Eessea any whore. Tho candidates were Senior Sartn
Cooua. the present incumbent. and Senor Gotta tho
present Vice President Tho Panntns correspondent OF
the New YORK Times. CONNECTION Vi tie Santa
government OF his recent letters spe IL ns o
the election. says Coloms had sunicc. ,i
tary fo-ce 10 nrevent outbreak by the opposite party
Ho told tho oncc in this ssateneut !or s-rte
Coona had uot only soldiers enough 10 prevent MI out.
what number votes sor himself he thought necessary
70 iusare Its misor.y DO overwhelming Tho pop,a
OF votes cast was about four hundred OF which nta
Cooma received threc hundred The soldiers polico
pleased they the polls all day win their bsyo.
nets rnd would not have bestated le,n bad
but two white ueD who attempted to vote, and ,hcv
reaching the polls discovered that two negroes bcon
before shen,, eivon their names ard nd the voes
ruled out. eyen when tho sw.ndle was KNOWN
In Porto Reiio many more votes cast FOR Santa
Cona than there wore male inh sbants in the pace
with all this II ia not dinicui uo imasinc who tic
cessfnl candidate. Tho e'ection OF Santa Corrna will,
however receive much OPP sitor in the next Iegisia
tare w3c his tho dctcrning OF the matter. unf may
be set aside on several grounds
TIC steamer 81 Thomas FROM Carthagena brought
the renaius or he te o. neral Thomas srrera 10 Asp;n
wall. to DO finally inferred VI this place. mi ary
day OF the steamers arrival ard the next mur .is
escorted te fenains to hs piace. Tho popaia
icr appeared % turn on, 70 DO hrnoT 70 the memory Of
a tsI In nNt al and .H
Tho baueslor the'e n"iainE csc aainug-
depceloi in too Church of the MERGED, and The entire
oeremoncs ca the occasion we're those or the Order 81
Masons. of which be was p,omiGent member. III tue
four pa bearers, all whon. held Lifh deg rees Ma
sorry tares we're i'Gcirf srs.
The sioarl lshia Ariel from New York on tho Cd ust
with the taorni mails and over hanorod pnsser
gers ef,'ssd at As,nali o. tae i3,n The passengers
the steamship Godca = y, and sailed tho pozt morhin
AZ eight c,got fer snn fraae!sco Annag the psssen
ana s,,r -
THO rc!af,.cc ent cf negro eaagrca foe the Pacific
squadron, th1t arrived by The steamer ko:icrn L2h
have colon rcd ou rmenco is,ud, trerc beng
eruugi or board tho csano receive the1 aud
they there sit the disIcstcn Of tho Admiral. They
reported . bc in COED heth ard SPIRITS and lazy
as IL IS rcsst C tor negro 70 uosc iazg. indeed, that
they have to stirred NJ" cotst nt IL order t. keep
their and ersons ciesu crc has departed als life
aimee iho!r srsa ana Eoue, supiess ~hcre - good
nggers &c vcntured ont tco far IL the water and
rising tide an heavy surf swe hitn OF, and 10 was
yno steamship 81 Louis. from sar rraucsss on tue sd
InsL. has arrived She brings she following spece.-
Ff fefan1 81 pceY.i.t
For New York;. ..,,,...,.s...,........ 25S, ,oB3
Total ........,4............. . Vi c.c i2S
TOE blocSac Acapulco has been rasce and TIC por,
opened u com .ncrco
No ffon ,ho uth Pacific win 10 in tiao FOR tho
Ariel, tie steamer fgom Chile aud gerC l. moi due until
tho e0th
1he United states sbip Cynne s e,i IN pert Tie dra.
OF white $40 received, who gave so much ro-hle
the way cut board the ocean Queen, pronounced
by the uiers the Cyane % be quis orderly, and
pRronty as n sot ci men went board ship.
Tue shooting " two bad most tenehcia eject.
Gensitur. OF che Erfg Vision.
HER sAIi na viswEp nv THOUSANDS sPEcTA-
ToEsA wAeNISu TO TnE NAVAL POWERS or
EUROPE, ETC,
Tsc VISION up sucbcr and made sail yesterday afte r.
noan at two O'clock and started tof voyage
the Atlautt Ocean. thousands Of specta' throngcd
tho Battery 70 wlcss her departure and evinced tie