The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-30


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Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, July IT, 1884
ECUADOR.
ma Pacific Steam Navigation companys steamer
Anne, Captain Chambers, from Guayaquil and nterme-
Aate por arrived at her anchorage at Iaboga on the
Ash inst She brings cargo for New YORK; twenty.
bundles OF india rubber The Anne reports very bad
weather IN the bay with terrific thunder and lightning
The by the Anne, although not OF any great i'm
Dcrtance shows that there is decided revolutionary
selling In Ecuador against the governments OF Moreno
Last month attempts made to create disturb
aDos but they crushed at once by the authorities
end Of those implicated arrested, and
bsr Of thenfafe be dealt with in the summary
nanner-vz: shot. Notwithstanding all the vigilance Of
she government revolution must or later take
blace, and the powers that be overthrow will
90 hard with them they should fall into the hands Of
excited and revengefu people. The popuace Of Ecuador
appear to be similar TO their territory they are
shing less than sumbering volcano ready 10
burst forth whenever they reach the exploding point
me result to the country is about the same In both
sases for the burning desoates everything within
- track while revolution equally destructive to the
suntry.
THE INTERIOR.
We have rumor that the Province state OF Los
DAntoe revolution broken OUT headed by Don Pedro
Gotta, of the late candidates for President Of the
bate OF Panama. have not the least doubt In my
mind q the truth OF the rumor; for, as said above,
ssvoluons the rule continued peace the exception
We have sdvices from Santa Martha in regard
70 the revolution there. Tho next arrival, hourly
expected will doubtless bring interesting intelligence.
Aosquera in Csrthagena endeavored 10 create i'll feeling
ahere, but was unsuccessful What he win do on his
arrival remains to be He may endcavor TO
establish q republic OF Panama, With this city as
Ne capital and himself the chief magistrate Stranger
thnss than this have occurred before now The new
general government at Bogo,a has il appears to me,
Aeevored since its inauguration 70 do everything TO bene
- the people and country and 70 maintain peace yet
has Of avail The unruy turbulent spirit OF those
VINO desire rule and have their own way keeps con-
eanty creating dstur and III feeling preventing all
chance Of OF government being given
anyshiug else than queliips rebellion and raising the
leans wherowith sustain army 1t is than
holly under these circumstances think OF carrying out
Me proposed internal as suggested oy the
government OF Murio. The new roads would be grass
grown q little time, and their cost would be money
thrown away.
The comparative freedom enjoyed by the clergy
= having visible effect upon the city o. Panama The
osh Of churches can now be hearddaiy sum-
oning the faithful 70 prayer and in little time more,
additional priests return they will be going .dng
Asng all the day long The ladies' TOO are out crowds
SANDER Panama could for heretofore they have
Kept completely within their shells" only occasionally
IL u said thai the Bishop Carthagena has issued
Hosce stating that he has received permission from the
70
iAey have permission the oath to respect the
ssttuton and the laws OF the country This will set
pass and give the people the opportunity ENJOY
Utmost freedom in their religion, Aosquera to the con
6ary notwithstanding.
We have been expecting Mosquers every hour for
month past but as yet this notable parsonage has not
made hts appearance. The government house has been
Ated for his reception and the authorities are on the
tpsoe Of excitement waiting for this distinguished man
q arms 70 arrive We shall have grand doogs when he
esmes.
Apart from the above there is pothna to oommu-
sA,e from Panama The rainy season has not thus Tar
and severe thunder and lightning, but nothing more.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Several persons ID Panama have been again the vic.
tsnle OF outrageous SELL Ihis time, lortunatey,l
among number. On the arrival OF the steam
Ehp Costa Rica Asplwa the usual number ass mbed
the station 10 await the arrival OF the news While
Were a despatch or copy said TO be des-
patch. announcing great Union victories was handed 70
Doe Consul & the United states, Mr.. Mckee, WHO, up
ysadns II, asked permission to give the news TO nis
friends, which perm ,sson was granted IL was some
iends he discovered the whole air TO be another
-seii.' Upon making the discovery he immediately
Issued the following = -
A. INFAMOUS rALsEHooD.
was handed this morning AT the Office Of the commercial
port cent oy telegraph fromAspnws 70 hr Lucky me
Cspital removed 20 sontgonery, Smith Petersburg
fee ehmond; Butler iort Darling Bssaressra, not
OF, r. steam up -, :,
81 the American Unon and take tn early
ga 81 a1 = . s5a .Ss erpe%'0 o. the
ALEX r kcKhE, United states Consul. Panama.
Captain Middeton United states Navy, commanding
the United States ship ST. Aarys, received the
authentic aad nediaeiy seat his boat n board with
10 the spd crew Of his ship The execu-
1--we oloer q the s. harys the form ton % Capt
Farnour, Reya Navy, commandiog her Maesty's steam
Chary not until these gentle
9en came shore that they found the whole story
se,hng more Dor less tnan complete alsehood. have
shors, perpetrsto q pepeisor,, q this Jig i q are
Inn be mn IN lr0 vpuf ia