New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06
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PANAMA SATURDAY, Dec 20 isoJ.


On the I,th inst. three DEGREES, emanating
from the State Of Panama were published IN tnis ei's
yhct are Of some Importance foreigners as wei as to
The residents of This place The substance o! tn docu
nent is az follows:
TIE United States of Colombia being In q state o.
var il is decreed that the officers az all Nesseis
about Ia cave the port Of Panama excepting The reg
hla steamers FOR Central America and California nus
hand in q the proper authorities MEMORANDUM al
cargo and lis passengers on board and state rlon
their word of honor that the vessel vi" not corr! any
implements munitions Of war nor any persons othrr
than those whose appear II ire hsi>. hh'h hl
will receive permit to leave the port
TIE officers of soy vessel that may san or aitemp 10
sa .tlout first complying with The aD9,e regulation
will incur penalty of 80 20 5000 and the vessel ana
cargo viii be detained without prejudice 10 The penalty
yhey NAV incur for iufih gemen. of neutrality. or for
aiding sid assisting the enemy. ggardboai VII be
est TO watch the sses that enter and leave the
port ard also their movements while IN port and see
that the above laws are fully enforced.
There Is suspended 70 al residents and transient per
eons the Of and c9mmcrc, in all implements u VA
Until peace is restored All persons. resident or tran
silent are ordered To deliver up within two days aiier
1he phcnoD OF these DEGREES ube 18th usi.b all tie
Arms and munitions Of war which they may possess
ANY ertcle Of this description not delivered up ard
which may he found on private persons VIII be COINS
Gated and employed In The service Of the Government
No individual can leave the port OF Panama for any
BORT 81 the Pacific south Of this place without first haf
Ing procured passport from the proper authorities,
The decree IN regard "a passpoltsis the ON. one when
has as vet been enforced ard II has been done IN such
manner ss 10 cause no inconvenience 10 passengers.
II was not intended think when tIc cecroe was pun
ished that they should b. enforced ind scrimnsioy Ii
is merely precautionary measure u Ueput II force Al
eny time when the Authorities may find IL necessary
The news from The seat Of war Is Very ia'orabe 70
rhe New .Granadians. From Fouacorihn sources We
hear that great battle fought Cd me oth inst 81
Caperd near the frontier. between M0sguera with
400 men, and Flores with 90" n winch iho
Niled aud wounded ana 1000 prisoners. hesquera.
Joss in killed and wounded is put ~ 800 Flores re
frestcd toward INana, where he expected 70 be re-
enforced BIZ Garcia MOrcns with 100 men. Ii Is r..
ported that Nosquera he's already crossed the River
Chota. and is marching on Qrito
Great excitement prevails In GuayaquD and some at
fenpts at revolution hayc been made there bat up TO
last advices had not been successful All the male
citizens between tho ages 81 l6 snd 90 have been called
out 70 serve in the army.
The steamer GEN, IRON the South Pacific. arrived
here on the 2lst inst From districts in Chill sad
accounts published Of the prospects Of the crops
Drouth and other have ruined them that not
o fifth part will be harvested.
The large amount q grain lying over "a surplus
from last year, has 50 far KEEP prices at moderate
General business is dull and stocks Of foreign goods
are large.
From Peru we Iee-n that TIE cultivation OF
Cotton il carried "a greater e1tont Than ever be.
fore The shipments made 30 England this yecr
more than three times what they were In 1900 and nst
Tear the extent VIII be much larger.
In l5G0 were exported 0coJ cwt.. and in 1865 have
already been shipped g. 5N evt
II is said the q ports Of 1861 viii be 60 900 cwt
tince the last steamer -
In Panama everything is exceedingly dull W. axe
les now between .he act ana The dry seasons Dght
:sApril" shower and then few hours OF sunshine IT.
sweek or two more al the rsin VIII be over.
Christmas passed Of fcry quietly. service IN TIC
churches being prohibited The natives appeared 20 teko
no interest IN the day further than tne usual cock
fights and bnllleasiIss.
The French steam-cl -gette JAseas arrived iere On
Che 18th some LAY On her way 70 the coast OF Mexico
On the 2ih inst the French Consul at this place sss
received on board with salute u guns IN honor
of bis position o. ". xican Consul Gt Panama.
Tie United SA.es iigato Lancaster when last heard
from was ON the coast OF NJ. rico She II expected here
rery shortly
The Cyane a.. s. is stll in TIL. port
The Panama Star Of Dec. IS CONTAINS the fol-
lowing:
The troubles in Chiriqui continue, and Gov. Obsda
has fled % Panama.
Tie French corvette D'Assas arrived al Panama on
tle 18th il is believed en- route for The Coast Of Mexico
Tie fJgare Lancaster On the MeAicbu coast, and
che Cyane siill e! Panama
The President Of Panama has issned DEGREES: AT
all vessels leaving Panama must gave tho names o tier
passengers and true statement Of their cargo except
Ing steamers 10 Central America and California and
neutral vessels of wdJ estsb hing guard boat ioI
the Larbor suspending trade in and ammunition,
and requiring passports for certain persons. Ito also
calls out FIVE Thousand militia.
MosQuera had attacked Flores on tho 9TH near TIE
border def aring the latter badly. Mosquera lost 30
while Flores Loaf $50 killed and wounded, and 1900
prisoners. Three Of Fiofess colonies were Killed. and
Ms son IL missing
eouth American 1ews is uniinportant.