The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-14

Mszarredo give Peru deserved s,t,s se,sn however,
vague hope serr enierta ned that good might
| haps for once triumph m the Snan,sh corrsets.
Cnhannny. the news received leads suspect
the Sani-hr vernment m-kns enorts tina; isast
~ desires 10 carry the work rieuced. ard al
though spain has not said her word in the question:
yet he vac si,ons and the orders which. Accord to
the ssal forces Of Admiral iRznp clearly
must rrep re ourselves for the srugge Al.
! rne next mail will make Us OK clearer into the ar.
| far and ~neo from the tortuous the Ma;rid
Cabinet its real Intentions sh'i. light .heu
| may assure that nos,lities will G. mrnence
At hit time we hal count upon sufficient TO
attack the invaders and i've out the terri
| tory they nave usurped
AS teorIe neeve Inevitable and that it viii
all events and the manscoases q aiI the provinces
have mmeoced raise snbscrn'ons tor the society OF
| Mar'tlme Q cree san society a,r.ads possesses
considerable capital and It's viii be imp
! case ~ need.
We shall not stand alone in the danger or as VIC have
sa on another occasion the other republics OF the
trent viii leao their assista There hardly
as,eamer rom the south that es not bring
ons volunteers rom Chile AMI other parts.
The local matiers OF interest will he found In The s
APPS correspondence from Gallo. which speaks as #
msthing might before the sailing OF the next
| ste. mer. il only the launching o. Monitor.
ECUADOR.
The excitement regarding the late attempt revou
ton republic ceased aud express
o, Ecradcritr's official document that
ing "the couetry is again enjoying the blessings Of
peace" Garcia Iorcna is becoming popular moro,
OF the back bone OF the rebellion" having been DIS
COLOMBIA.
II is the hardest thing IN the world q 9btc!p news
from .hs inH!oh Wbena nail arrivea here containing
ddeny discovered hat rews apers have arrived
The I, arrived at Aspinwa yesterday rom Carthage
but only tn VINO are favored get the details OF
the pews. know enough, however TO say that II rs OF
Importance outside Of the republic. The Cover
Of Bogota has expressed itself strongly favor or Peru
bat tins knew would be the by speech Of s
Minister 10 Lima, Senior Justo Arosemena.
PANAMA.
In my last OF the 9th ul', was only able 70
the arrival OF enera Mosquera at aspnwan lie did
rot reach this place until my despatch closed
selueny WAS unable at that lime 10 give you ac-
count Of his briilnnt reception here
Wishing {" witness the scene and at the see
the land fr1m the Cali betook
mysen tbs railroad iop and on re ,ch,pe there
not~ this snaing the invitation OF every
one 10 oe present al the reception OF the
II Colomn,s looked 10 vain 10 see any pers re
spectabi,y on the ground. senior Don Mariana Arose
mena. wever, was there, with hncs coat md
.tio on and presented very tespecarie appearance
Tie Grove consisted entirely Of and
bot at that they would not have averaged hundred
dollars apiece at auction sale in The Southern States
before the war, and since the emancipation clamaal
d. not thLk they could have been given away All the
omBibuses In Panama had for the occa
son, aud The carriage OF the OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Comrsny was on the ground, hay ing been
kindly loaned TO convey the 'grsnd Geuera from the
staff o TO the govern ment house.
About eleven ock President Santa colonas "ewk-
wark squad Of voupteer inf nty arrived the ground,
followed on after by battatnn OF regulars ana
both pat es formed Hoe either side OF the track
aud within the station house II shortly aiier
proscaing train; the drums beat arms, the crrwd
rushed 10 obtain COED view, and pondcnt
took roSinr In an omnibus where he could all that
was I" be seen and TO avoid being considered
| OF mssesen1ton" Ia n lew minutes the cas- we're
General made his apne when the struck ID
what termed national ar but conidn't H. II
vas an a,em a, muse nnt about as discaroap' as tue
poit c. TIE cou ry ne iroops then presented arms
aud the crowd remarked. 'That's hie,." The General
cooma on he right. aud Sc o. perramo,,e ", me
| ice man. on the left. roe lauers TACO " all
SMILES; " on account OF meeting The General or be.
cause bis ice mach,ue hsd the pleht before proved
sGcrese by turning out nine hundred 10 nds OF icr
am nor prepared TO say bat am at liberty 10 tbing The
General, BdDs no one recent To present him With an
address - cong attn atip, aud more 10 receive him but
TIE crowd before nen,'g 20 composed q reaic who
The carr re and drove away raidy 10 the direction Of
| ibe ely.
He followe, by his 'body guard" force OF
| about hundred mer what sight they sefe for
warm climate! Cad ia the uniform Of ths tresch rce
ments ~ tie line. but without shces md Stockings they
marched through the sSelterng rays tropical sun at
midday TO ineir quarters. Tho oricers IN Command OF
the detachment WIS clad ~ entire sgt u Scarlet
Doleed foreign officials ut station 10 receive
The General. not even the Unied Staes Consul Asnn
wall and the Panama correspir lent o, the New 70
Tme; be snould have been there "ior sre." Toe
INT states Inspector was about - but he
always on sucn occasions. or when a draft OF
1cont -atardsr arrive reinioE,c squadron In
the evening there eat time 1t the government
nouse INV this REIMBURSEMENT ~ thro ,p a. on H. ~,
AID fireworks the srder II the ushi and The
bsekest KIND 81 tn"mbias cove ed 9Th gold "ncb
nobnco' With tie highest government officials. but
Goserin'e ofct Is aud generals here appe have
the NE att chment 10 hotel keepers that President
Lincoln has when be visits the army for boticef
two appeared TO DO on an equal iots With any 81
bs suite
since he arrival OF the srand Cencra' h. has been
very quiet, remaining UGH e the time whhia doors.
Ills oesiratuo 10. as have beore told yoi, Cauca.
where ne hopes TO be- abe ~ road that pro-
m'y' mo, tor the prosnettv ~ ina, state. viii not
dcscFbe the General f,f no remarkably wei known IN
Ne~ York " " in!cict r. say mat he appears
yerv con nlon ace hokns man, and one that should
never se ect from humble IS teng soldier
The most IMPORTANT thug have had In Para.
ma erhlgg tine past 'be successful woik 3, after
months OF hbor ana trouble o. the new lie machine
10 the evening OF the 26th utp turted out hun.
dred pouods OF nft excellent Ice then u
better and 10 ptt time more vii he worked up o. ts
toll cs.ac,ty ~ tive lois stds hill pr Dim. do MT
understand the pinc,p. Which ne zee s mapUfsc.
tured. nut know thst liz ttty except Ia thickness
FUZZY ~ ~ a. y that ever eft tie ,,ort Of rosfop
The fecple u Psusma tnssr losd 81 obis atoms
70 s@Dnt Herssmotte Tor itIp Fang them WITH msch.ne
That VIZ supply them 1T al Iscs With an article
oecesssty 70 tnis climate. and d.ss suh the
mosotoly that tss exis ed The sick person
all now be able procure Ice Il all hours ns,es nav
| ma 70 Wat the pleasure the nonn o .
me dri.ser VII GOO hls punches. snSshss.
Jupe apo 'sich IKE, reduced 70 ptice. bile
Who mbbes nothing WATER bere, fore t.n cents
risss, ne able 10 isduge the s'me
| machine"
The dry wesiher sill continues tho being con
sidered one Of the mast remarkable tia, ever occurred
The cattle 10 the country suffering want OF
food there beng 10 grass and are wandering into
woods and veretst Of all kinds anything but
/ the appearance u should a. this season.
slscELLA sous.
The steamship Northern Light, Csrtain seabury, from
New York the 23d uit, With the Cali rrta mails srd
Two hundred ana ninety eight PASSENGERS nrffvef
AsppwaH ~ be I'd instant fhe ssengers ard
ssed be sfteru parked board The
,eansbp 81. Louis, and sailed the same evening fo
Am NJ the passengers Who Rave Iarapa by ~.
steamer for New york = y w. 'orv nc -, the arsnt