The New York herald., 1864-10-06

sass OF 800 qts at SIS l2t. SO enonss fs'e 4
,viy iucreased sua pr.oss advanced an ass u
| vo, able adyces. Gales ~sse ELECTED oi 10 500 GUS,
10 Gusysc.n. :, SIS rs 90 board csss 5000 OTIS 10
SIS al boaro and VC0 otis rehnod W ingcs
Al SO % en- board N Gu.yaean ores we're quoted sts
There b ID besa TWO arrivals Of American sbips-sls
from Boston, the other usn an fraacisco. -
lean give you bu, little this republic other ,hsa
found the Caliso dent
Inc resolution o. toppress. pacing the decarali
the hapas o the resident provided spain doss
40 ccra'n things. which she win not do msans moth
i0R but and must accept ~ ,oregone conciu
sion un less thrd aud strong Power oteveues o. Peru
backs down when che hears there lie possibility ot
france aiding spain 10 The movement 10 IN very evident
tha, Peru has lost much time and wasted money
| uSeloss experiments without hAvBg accomplished ary
thing towards placing hfrssf in position " ac< either
the oneusve defensive She made arrange.
ments ir supply Of proper manitisns OF war.
bu, has been experimenting WITH iron c'ads Al sC euos
cost, that, when nnshed win amount &c nothing
more or less than mass Of ~ onyo be thrown
The foowsoc paragraph tells more Of s.the suatonr
10 efu than any thas ei tns kind lave soSn Is from
atemps dss asse truth. the raci beyond al
debate h that u consequences Of The presence Of the
sr .svou-Iy affected aad proo ws nssd only
refer oorr Shipping is OF tn,s date Not the arrival of
except one bark with PROVISIONS from Valparaiso,
we have 70 report and the departures are only lew
oAdsd with guauc contracted or before the NEST
unfortunate events o April H. Mar have adv ices o.
shipments afoat OF the ieat Importance except such
sse Intended for the provisioning aud eaupnen. Of our
most aggressive too The Market there gener lily
very dull, bus reported frm Practically. business may
be SAID TO oe almost suspended Importers most
whlngto make any abatement IN price, and adhere t.
thsr quotations with ,ncreas cd trnacty."
They Do DOT sp ear 70 have any idea 10 Peru tba.
France might possibly AID Spain against
her When The last European MAJ, reaches Lima, and
they hear Of the laie visit The King Of Spain the
Emperor Of France they may soc in u a. much sign6
others do aud TO the conclusion that ii is
bes, Jump from the frying pan the hre If
pArn y tntS txor,
and patch up this matter easily be done
excs:sn, arrangement would DO for all concerned.
8f -se@.e4t ECUADOR. &9 ta
This State. or republic, must be very delight IN.
place for man OF quiet turn of mind 70 reside 10 II
again IN It's usual slate, convussd With resolution
Peru enraged Ecuador when tie President
Garcia Moreno, dt Spain, rather than
wish oerse 10 the present trouble and not satisfied with
the has on hand she has despstcned. or
leave expedition composed Of about
-four hundred men, under Gen UrbanA, for the avnwed
purpose ,nvaang dador and stirring up the people
10 revolution The expedition has landed ana Is eetng
with success aud 10 rapidly filing up s ranks with re
cruts from among the Leope OF Ecuador Moreno how
ever says that ne has force enough to crush the
tn before reaches proportionso any magn,tudc but
snS af sbs nsan. mvsry &
willingly taks up arms to resist The force he may bring
AGAINST the ~ and endeavor possible 70 odss him from
his seat President they succeed in dong aud no
s causht his G is not worth sixpence
General hsidonado. who months since, headed
revolution 10 Eouador lately shot by of Garcia
Win the present slate OF Affairs IN Ecuador business
10 Guayaqui aud its vicinity he said to be at stand
s indeed II has had but title chance 10 revive
tne trouble between Ecuador and Colombia ended,
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The steamship Guatemala, CAPTAIN NJ. Dow, arrived
brlnes no news whatever OF importanee in tact OF
interest outside the country The coming crop OF cotton
promises to be large and OF fine quality.
Panama, am reoicsd to say, still remains IN quiet
state. Ihs Legislative assembly still session. aud ID
passing some will serve TO amuse, and at the
nstruc, the public how ia ~ can be made
70 suit pressut purposes. The one give below, has
Representatives that now nave seats In The Assembly
1ne only province that has
~ Il has no because requires none 70 cover ras
caty. The returns from tho other provinces are all
TO- os Mariana Arossa,cna aud the mob Of uuSsasnsS
Colon oi.ns rac the roost. give tho law entire.
Law or rns lrn OF 1854 ON ras GENIUS or rns
This legislative Assembly Of tho sovereign State Of
@ @ In ~ Of p &
ss thai ne s.d rs la:
iav OF the 2ssh OF january l concluded That At
s..s ussna % ssn: s
me and s: :. s sns
is.; fSS:ss b.. sss
and have tssS =. ssni iis sc%P
White The only are sana 1854
o. fs ne s des g sp: as s. Ss "
% 81 S BE- lna
Irihe legislative Assembly had only added, 'shat bo
Ing itself i6iaty deficient in senses, II would bs come
the mark for body OF men exhibiting more ras
cahty and less common senee II hard to nnd, even
among the lndans OF TERRA del Fuega The passage OF
rascay laws as the above, whereln because there
census OF the population, they make one to .uH
themselves Is, however, ouiy par VITA .fo other
one the most desooc small Pow ers on lArih Virtue
liberty and Independence boosted ol BY these peope
bu, they have n"ne o. either particularly the first They
imagine tGsnselyes ire, but q oppressed people
be oGnd than hose here who SHOULD rule bu,
the rued Time may ,fs change. however, and
place those 10 power VINO should have It.
The Sar and Herad Of the goth INST. pabshos the
letter OF Rice, United states Consul at Asprwsll
not Colon ss ne makes ~, 10 reply to BIAS AroseIsla
gentleman OF the Colombian governmsyt in Inch he
says that be shs r,t re psyms" Of the tonnage tax
nposeo ,nc 6afeoes Of all vessels dischargng IN the
la~ which psssed the Colomoan Congress ny LAST
nasmuch as II coulcts VITA INC iaw og 1885, which ID
losion 10 The existing contract between the Panama
Railroad Company and The government OF New Granada
now the United states u Colombia.
here give the letter. although IL s doubtless stale
news from the fact that the Consul 1t Aspnwa and the
Panama corresp naent OF the New York Times being
aod the person. no doubt went ~ that Journal by
the last steamer IL will bear republication, however,
because there is story IN cnuecton with that shows
how deep game being played by the man who 10 coz
tected directly with one government and indirectly with
the other
CONSULATE TIE Usirrp srArEs or AxymcA}
s B. AsosrxKsA ouEsADA Agent Of ths National dovern
sE-ySsr note. No; .e.. dated segt.mser 8 Ise. vas
OF the Untcd States Colombia passed
MAJ 1904 directed to the tonnage tar
authorized said law all lorelrn vesseis entering
this port that DO cnme from Colomb ports
You of American vessels hitherto
resisted the payment OF this nx. hope VIII inform
II have Instructions from oysrnment 10 support
them In further resistance. &c
In reply will cay thai have attentively examined the
law aud especially that article OF II ted by
rud tnat article i2s Of nifty
thousand slogrammcs the weight OF all
chandise discharged from American vessels
THIS tar 10 be the Ia effect that
nrt ssssed the State ~ Panama foreign
els under the Commercial Tax" n has been
peIssen,y resisted py sis,ss
1857 In repeated instructions TO its and
connicted with the national law Of
New Gtsnsia Of 1883 invnng capital into the country
~h which construc roads aud csnsls and beansc u
niotei with the contract Of the Panama Railroad Com
luny win New Grsnais II - true the law IN Its new