New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28
From I'nnnma.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PANAMA. Tuesday Nav : laCl

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PAvAEA Tuesday May Z. IsGi
|. The last steamer conveyed to you full par
tcuars Of the seizure Of the Peruvian guano island by
the Spanish squadron. Since that time iIther in
formation thereto has reached Panama. The United
States flagship Lancaster sled hence FOX Calao on
the morning OF the 10TH in oGcr TO watch the proceed
! ings.
The Pacific Railroad Con.pany's steamer Salvador
from Central American ports, arrived night Of
the 9Th. Among her freight che brought iar New
York 1000 dry hides bags Of eoiec. 20 bales OF
cotton, and "a bales OF deer skins. At san Jose dc
Guatemala the Sal aOr succeeded In saving the British
bark Annie PEARL which lad parted her ancior-ca.n
and was drifting ashore Tie british LARK sacO had
arrived at San jose.
Tie news from Central America is 1nimpoltan,.
Tie small pox was extending through Salvador. Inc
Costa Riea Congress was eonyoAed for the ID last.
The p, S. n Co.'S steamer Anne from Ecuador and
the ports Of this coast arrived Oh the Oih SIC brings
for Ncwio 32 bags Of cocoa, q Dales OF India rub
Der and 10 bales OF Quinn bark. There Is I'D ncws from
Ecuador From Bofota learn That the general 6 oy-
eminent has at length acknowledged the Conservative
Government Of TIE State OF Antioquia. MCsuesa Is ex
pected shortly In the Cgea to carry on bis long pro-
The steamer Moses Taylor sailed hence for Su Fran.
cisco the evening Of the llth inst. owing 10 the
crowded state OF the snip-.O0 and odd pc srngels-
Of them refused to 60 IN Der and are stl here
Gen. Haran Is reported 10 have gone san Francisco
in the Taylor it is supposed to get mp expedition IN
favor of Peru against the Spanish invaders.
The first mate of tie st. Louis Mr. Kingsley. unfcr
unatcy had his leg broken just above the ankle few
days ago. while taking IN cargo. AInpatation Was
necessary.
party Of American surveyors proceed TO Ncw-Y York
on this steamer report the result Of their expedition
the Isthmus from Chpo on the ba! and river in
the Bay OF Panama to San Bias Bay on the Atlantic
They not likely 10 have great deal OF Importance
to communicate. They report some Nrce months on
the survey; fOnnd the distance e miles, aud
the lowest summit level SO feet
We had hoped the rainy season had commenced after
q few heavy showers. but the weather is dry again
II ever.
The brig Costa Rca. from NewYork reached Aspil
wall on the 18th.
Mrs. Adah Isaacks Mcnken. Of Hccnan celebrity, is
at present in Panama en- route tor Europe.
The brig Caroline, from New. IoIa. was at AspEwan
on the 10th inst
The Constitution from San Francisco, with 100 pas
sengers, arrived at o'clock this morning. She has
S26O, $50 for New-lork, and $500 90 for Europe
There Is no important news from Mexico
LATEST.
PANAMA, Wednesday, May ls, 1864.
The r. w. |. mail steamer has arrived at
Aspinwall from Nicaragua with dates TO The lGth.
The bar ut tiicytown has about four feet water but
il too narrow except for boats. Among the passen
gers is Mr. Brainbridge Commissioner OF tie Old Me
arngna Transit Co. have Just received copy OF the
contract entered into between the Government OF Me-
nrncua and Commander Bedford Clarpcrtown, IreYe-
lyn Pein l.. ", for the building OF an fnicI-oeeanic
rniroad fIOm Monka Point on tie Atlantic TO Conln;o
Gnlf Of Fonscca on the Pacific, passing 'l0hS the
northern side OF Lake Nicaragua. crossing tie IRE
Taba or pcua Saga along Lake ManOqua 10 Lou Ito
nccsson is for 30 years and urge tracts OF land ale
granted also. With certain privileges.
The Champion Will sail for New OK TINS evening.
Tile Constitution sailed hence for San tfahelseo on
the evening of the 18th INST.