The New York herald., 1864-12-05

and vigorous attention before II ia too late.
The steamship Guatamaa' has arrived all right: and
without the necessity making long story longer Il is
sufficient 70 say that tho conspators up the coast
and their plans completely fbwarted and In
Salvador the government had ordered them " be ar.
rested which have been done the night the Qua
tamsla lett. So IL may be safely said hole plan
the part Of the rebels has been utter and complete
failure On her arrival the ala was boarded By
men from the lancaster, but every thing was all o. K.
The News from Central and South
America.
The Late Revolution In Ec ua ador-Scv-
eraI C0nsplratOrs Arrested and Shot
The Coffee, Cotton and Indigo Crops Of
the Central ststes-The Case OF tho
Steamer Salvad Or, Sc, Sc.
QUA PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA., Nov. l6, 1854.
soua AMERICA
The Pacific Steam Navigation Compapy's steamship
Inca, Quay aqu and intermediate pors arrived in
This harbor the 10th inst Sne brings no cargo for
New York.
The by this arrival Is or Importance The OBJ
sequies Of the late General Flores celebrated IN
6uayaqu the 8oth and 3lst ut. and LIST inst with
great pomp. Business was entirely suspended, and q
great show Of feeling made-if real 10 another
matter.
Several persons connected with the late Revolutionary
movement in Ecuador have been arrested, and, 10
usual in such In these republics shot, without
jsdge or jury. The affair appears to be entirely
end for the present, but likely break again
any moment. What influence the death Of Flores may
have bad At Qto, throughout the interior yet
- ignorance Of He has many enemies there. who,
that they find he gone may attempt to stir up STRIFE
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Pansmi Railroad Company's steamship Guate
nala, Captain N. Dow, arrived here At early
the 18th inst, from ports in Central America Her
news is Of importance. The cotton crop promises a
very largcyed. although not large It would
bsen, had not much destruction been caused by the
worm. Tn plantations on the high land have suffered
the most from this destructive insect while those on the
low land will prove much tho most remuneratiye ac-
0ount OF the comparative freedom they have enjoyed
temperature not has ys. TO be determined The crop
will soon be gathered. when We may look for large
The crop Of indigo large but prices maintain very
u Costa Rica coffee crop promises to bs fully as
Como exc.ementnas been created the coast by the
report that Gen: BaIrios: prsslasO, Of sav.aSr
= anticipated thore rom ell sa1
~ MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Thestesmshp North Star, from New York the 4th
lnst, rrived at Asplnwal on the 14th. Her mails aud
passegers crossed The same day on board the
etsamhip Sacramento and sailed the same evening lot
ThCrsons srs taken on board tho Salvador win 60 TO
LAscster they will DO taken the Isthmus quietly
and crety the government having refused 10 grant the
suSs give as !. appeared in the Star and
Herd Of she l6ta inst The reply Of President Caancha
= wdhy Of Chinese mandarin
UNIFIED STATES FLAGSHIP LANCASTER,
PANAMA BAY, Nov. IL, 1854.
His kcelency JOSH LEONARDO CAlAScHA President Of the
eIIavins received officially and from sources OF un.
Aoubd authority, information that band ef pirates
Wereot greGang N this city, with the known intention
American
aitepaving the Bay Of Panama in that sfcamer TO cap
sure,er and her into pira,icai de
Ssrused possible TO put stop TO this foul attempt
0ponhe mmercc oil the world.
Tncommander Of the Salvador requested my adSist.
ancen ordeS 20 protect him aud his passengers from
harr hle 10 the act Of examining the baggage OF his
pssseers ,ha, being tho only sure way Of idsatying
She epcradoes from tho peaceful and worthy
ON bird his stcamcr. 10 This mos, readily assenied,
sndr the greater secary o. the Salvador proceeded
nevof New Granada, and then took from her seven
perns who, With arms powder and other munitions Q.
van their possession, and bearing written proof Of
sheinen ions, board her under real false
nam, and with the known intention OF becoming pi,
loud most respectfully represent TO your Excel'ency
shshs nefarous trsnsacou has occurred in the vener
nbsy Of Panama, aud hui tor tho timely plormltiop
lrsivsd, this band Of desperate men, leagued with
oshs, would 10 all probability haye been in possos
surt one or more Of The aos mail steamers OF tae
Pacc steamship tomrany These pirates have been
Ss n NE aSsp q
Of nr Excecncy permission 20 send them across the
is,sls, on their way 70 New York, in season for the
lave the honor 10 assure your ExceIiency or the
sss' and high consideration OF your Sses,sns servant
Aang Rear Admiral c. Ccmmaudug Pacific squadron.
. following is . literal translation OF the repy of
PrSeut Calancha 10 Admiral pearson:-
y. s o. CoL0NB'A-sovEanGS STAIR or PANAMA,
PRrsDskcr os Ias SrArx-No 209.
PANAMA, 18th Of November, 1864.
70 o Hon. G. r. PEARSON, Acting Admiral and Com.
der OF the Squsdron OF the United Stsles Of North
Aerics, stationed In the racfc:
han Ad ueo Rda0 nnfA
Oelth inst. board tho rigatc Lancaster, which you
ve pleased 70 write TO me, with Two ooecls, In my
ie flrst one 10 TO mako known 70 the government Of
atatc that you have prevented the accomplishments OF
nee results for the commerce Of the world "a Us vel
Adated in the pote, which with pleasure am shout TO
10 Presidency congrsiulates the Admiral the dex
crIs manner 10 which he has known how 10 AVOID
h,occurrence vast In disastrous consequences aud 4
neaue t,me renders him the most tormal tbsnks tor
htespeet which he mas been good enough 10 ay 20 our
bo,reienty, by putting himself far iron Colombian
ridas
po OF the Executive Of the s.aic 20 psss acros, the
lssmus the sevea prisoners who are now on ths Ian
'tn reg,rd to this point have 70 undergo tho pain
cf wing TO tho houora bio Admiral negative snswer.
he naiscps constitution, IN the hrss paragraph o. the
gerra governUcnt, and rtcc eighty nine prohibits all
funfonaries or public corporations eysgciee any fuuc
loi or authority which has not bcep duly conferred
thep.
view or the expr cssod dispositions of the rundamen
b,l charter OF Colombia, ~ IN not allowed to me t1
grant the permission which tue honorable Admiial
sOllcis.
hopc that the honorable Mr.. Pearson, weighing the
force the reason which expose Will do fui justice to
refusal emanape from the waut OF power for granting
sbe rcrmission.
ne honora BILE Admiral by tho fact of asking for the
ave recognizes it's necessity based on the soyeregnty
Of colombia 10 the territory aud on the principles OF In
seruational law and feel copiden that the honorable
Commander, respecting the sovereignty OF the south
lean republics Continental sisters OF the daughter
OF the great asbingon WI reuoGnce The idea Of send
Tug the lshous the prisoners taken on The
salvador with sentiments tf high considerations, sub
scribe myself the Adairas faithful and obedioDt scr.
want, JOSE IENARDO CALANCHA.
am rejoced 10 say that very IMPORTANT change has
taken place the limo OF steamers the Atlantic side.
They viii in future be conducted % vesses should be
ip,euded TO carry hrman beings, instead OF on
styo similar 10 those out OF Now Haven, IN
Ssnded "a carry horses and mulss TO the West