The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Had Spsin thus

redo snd condemns the theory OF revndcatou but
Islands until Peru sccepts the the basis OF settlement
iasued 20 our goyernment bY Consul Mariana horers
sna maneated BY the President OF tho spanish CSb
nation respecting itself the aoospt
Passs e o. n M such deep and
accept Sal .anno. even adml. Of their discussion
10 orco ar addressed on the 18th inst Peruvian
in ssd The Peruvian government jecs in tho
most energetic the OF the sanish
se%p essns sonos "A ne supposed
Tue Of Peru the above mentioned
of other governments that even have
hs ne s ,os sSae, could have he no"sros
camaen proofs Of innos. nee -.
dgpy Without conssntn 70 tue huma'h ~ N. ana shame
propostons established the Seere.ary of State O. NJ.
e., ,s sa SS aasa en w
S Se Ss osqs m @ & 4 @ aone %
is ioen led not Is agents by the spanish
secretary Of stss me 1sse q Of i AZ nations s. ,s
has ectcd the OF settlement
csoseied for msGns scs proposals. without an,oraon
y very evdet from the above that nothing bur the
frieudy intsrventon Of third Power preyont hos
tities occurring, and they may commences before this
Intervention come for Pnzon oncs reinforced may
attack aud the Pcr1vians may attack aim before they
arrivo, the latter being the mosi probable The HEADs
Csllao correspondent gives all other matters Of local
interest
ECUADOR.
We learn by this arrival that another revolution has
I !
not cared inquire into. IL u aa,d nov that
par has seized IN the har Dor fighting
when that s known will give you description Of what
this day affair about and II hurt
10 say there ~ revolution eabouts
than to INFORM you that one has occurred
COLOMBIA.
The steamer lamar, from Carthagepa, arrived at Az
pipwal The 3dsiDst, but up this nothing by
the interior has reached this place We. however,
expect nothing OF Importance from Bogota other thar TO
what further actin has taken place respecting tho
luSu n
but little interest apart from those directly concerned
We may hear, however. OF another revolution.
The Central American steamer lat0 To give you
any detail OF from those States All expect to
bave, however. s IN regard TO tho cotton crop the
land. War; for me appears 20 be over. and the dif-
erent republics natural consequence, rapidly in
one after may be able give you something
terestng regard 10 tho working OF the Nicaragua tran
SIT route.
For weeks past there has much talk respecting
revolution that was to occur on the meeting Of tho
Assembly. ln which Santa Cooma was 70 DO "ousted,
aud Other person substituted, as President Of the
sovereign siatc Of Panama. citizen was arrested and
confined in heavy for bavipg 1t is said endea-
Drbe two Of the officers OF the troops here
10 aid the movement win their This arrest caused
universal indignation Panama the Of
the government the slightest chance I have
doubt there would have been trouble The government
expected something Of The kind, for every preparation
made resist subdHc outbreak IL is said
however, and think with some truth, that all this COM
motion and talk Of revolution together with the arrest
authorized 10 call out largo force OF militia, which
would be used not 70 quiet disturbances, but. Ia oliver
Cromwell to coutr0l the Legislature, and compel IL To
do anu say as tho President and his advisers should
dictate,
Organization to tho fres,
dent which resulted In giving Santa Ccoma majority
,a the ,ctoie STATE very strong document was
presented the Legislature, when che result made
q % n' ss ss9%s
terms against the election, and charging It. it was
being nothing more than stupendous fraud and gross
outrage u;on people. Soon alter the confirmation
election band OF music, accompanied by about
hundred negroes passed through the Streets tue lat
shouting ap,pa Sdill Coi0a,d, . plpa EsiyGdo
un.dos do Colombia" "Aba,o tos co,erordores" Tho
the election has Queted ths disturbed
ditioq Of the community. and revolution Is
oussr an, - ,p4lsa-At leas: 90. the present.
IL most Illuminating spectacle for the conservatives
OF this country VINO are lne better classes people,
that daily mere, and
completely their wsatny country under tho control cf
\ the lower classes Ia Panuma "a in other parts OF
Colombia, very many pure descendants Of the old
spanish families can sti no iound-man and women-in
whom all tho ancient PRIDE o their race st exiss, and
who 10 every respect iootng with shc best edit
Gated and enlightened of other counrtes and you
msgIDc bow bitter their feelings to find them
b. those who hayo been and still should be, their
uoDsis. Lot th.se or the UCIteu states who
fond VI the negro and who arc willing " spend thou
OF mions best blood
" the aud place him ali rospccis equal
Ing with tho white let Mem here witness
the effects of ~. They will inauguration all
disgusting details they will Among the
see tns same every day falling
ho ttioii oi baroAraus. aou witness Country
o'o ., 90, r,ra - 49,. .'ar ~ wr, ~ =, . ~
havo been when Columbus first discovered Americs.
The better classes hee all this but It out OF their
power to prevent IT, and they compelled TO aabmt
with good grace aud wait patiently until the ii works
its cure when 1t Is sure 10 do sooner Or later
In ,oriIer letter did injustice TO tho gentlemen sm
p,uyed tre British mail uiACe 10 Panama. aud they
nave convluecd me that iaborina under wrong
impression regard The nail irregular Ities that
pondeSis Of tLe parties who mako tho complaint
Postmaster General no bessatian In correcting
what stated and iuture will both sides
OF the story before jumping q. q conclusion.
Rumols ate IL circulation, and believe with substan
tal foundation that there 10 be constructed this
city, a1d II very short time. large and commodous
hotel, adapicd 20 the climate and to DO kept 10 Aew
York styIc he selected for IL Ia at the northeast
angle Of the cry, superb location, having view OF
pesuui scenery OF the Isthmus, aud at the samc time
uuopsirucel view O. the taJ anc islaDda A build.
ing OF this KIND kept 1t should Will prove
Of wealth ony the bat those who may
keep They, strangers. may say what they please
specllug regards health, assert
with SAFETY, from eighteen experience within the
tropics that Panama by fur the healthy of any
spot have lived ia, ana those foreigners who have
hveo aere many years viii testify tbs same. The mis-
cradle affairs bore tbet nTc termed hotels have made
severn fortunes for their wopretors and establish
OF the Kind We are promsed Will prove NJ lucrative
an investment tho stock of tho Panama Railroad
Company
Tho steamship Northern Light, with the California
and nas that ief New YORK on the 23d ult
arrived at Aspinwall morning the % ost The
psrsengers mails were t
once embarked board tho splendid steamship Golden
CITY aud sailed the oext morning at seven O'Clock for
francisco
3eprssBxR q, 1864.
The steamer Golden Ago, Captain Farnsworth from
San Francisco tho 23d ut, has arrived. sne brings
the following specie
For England f506 6e2
For New York 3o4s24
Iota xoil GIG
and ave hundred twenty passengers, who win cross
TINS morning. and leave AspsavA TINS afternoon tho
steamship Northern Light
Our Caitao Corres Dol sdenoc.
CAtLAo, Peru, August ~, 1854.