New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Central America.
coue,pondene, ofthe Associated Press.
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PANAMA jan 81. 1864.
The Ocean Queen arrived at Aspnwal on the
I'D. One Of Ler passengers, Capt Marshall. died on
the way to the California steamer OF consumption.
The Philadelphia arrived 90 Aspnwall on the morn.
OF the 2h and the Moses sailed hence with her
GU 20 and passengers Tor San Francisco on the 23d.
lie L. s. ". awar steamer from Valparaiso and
Cslao arrived here tho 10Th, making tho passage
from Puiia ECO miles in ~ houis, very small
sumption Of fuel. she brinrs up full cargo Of coast
produce for Europe and the States. Two thousand and
one hundred cOTpses have been extracted nom the
ruins of the burned church at Santiago. Many other
lives lost whore bodies were quite destroyed Bus
incss in Velpar also quite good, and iEeghis fo nj.
traie and orcs 10 England average ~.
Rather curious step has been taken by the United
States Consul CGso in giving the American flag to
a foreign vessel which may get him into hot water
The vessel formerly British and recently bought
by Nosquera the President Of this country lifted
manor ia Calao. and into nded TO be- against
Ecuador TO which Of course Peru objected She then
obtained the American flag and under the name ~ the
and the coass At last accounts she had not sailed
Consus sometimes little fast In assuming rights
which even tbs Goverumeni st Washington cannot DO.
PANAMA, Jan. go H.
The steamship Orizaba, from San Francisco on
the 18th inst arrived a, o'clock this morning Sine
brings the following specie;
For saId.....s 10 ss1 For New YoIi...s oe1o go
To,.....'.; .;;.,.....'.'''''''''' ~I'hsois
Tie following is a summary % the specie that has
rived by the California steamers dGnng tie month Of
January:
For Trs'.rt.....sia.siS5i Foi s1ae
MT srnAsyR soLpsSeAru
Yor En.i,nd..s f.st2G5t For New 1oTk.....s 3HJ
Total for tnslsnd ...,..............rs
To.L fer Asw.iort........."...... Iet'l+o
Grand to'sl,................,......... s+aJ1T'3
Pnscngers viii cross this morning about O'Clock
and leave AspinwAl about noon.
SALVADOR.
Dates from the capital are 20 the 18TH from
Ia Union to the 18th inst The election Jan - Tor the
% Constitutional Assembly" lad resulted most fayora
bly, for the new Administration. There was in fact an
oyerw helmng majority for the Duehas party. Quiet
reigns throughout the Republic. The sway OF the Gov
eminent Is undi-putsd. although pretend that the
dl,eonient Dep ana silent. Many eies.sn' Ie,orms
liquor monopoly restoration Of fines TO the NnnicpLi
ies Sc. and some Of different hind as in the return
ing of the onerobed euriedlst gentry. who begin TO
show Themselves With those lymen VITO were eiil.d
during BsrTicss administration
HONDURAS.
NJ Is confusion again and n rec (at leasD Presidents
each d-allow and "hosiize' tie oileTsi thu. while
Medina is at GrHcn where DO has endeas ed 20 trans
port The government the departments of SANTA Barbara
blanche, and Noro Unloading the ports Oh Omoa and
TruIMlo tho North Coast) only recognize Gen Al
varcz (Ad to be the abcst ard best Of the whole OF
tlem) whao Tegucgalra and Chouteca 20 In for Gen.
Aatruch; and Comayagus does not know What TO dc.
COSTA RIGA.
The Congress closed - extraordinary session about the
end II last month, after having given number imlor
laws among hem.the law, gwen December about
tie declined system and the issue 81 tho necessary cop
per and nickel change; also the important bill for regu
lans The marriages of foreigners who DO not belong
tie Roman Catholic Church. In future. all such
riagos, celebrated before the duly authorized Consls
and other diplomatic agents and notified 10y the latter
10 the Governor II the Province whore those foreign
reside win be legal and have al the civil effects Of
legal marriages
Sir. Antonino lie Bsr-ucl representative Of Mr.. |
Edward Loos applied 10 the Government FOR d recogni-
ion by Costa Kcg OF the Great Ship Canal Company
lawful u.Ts Of The contract made by Mr.. Belly with
y icarogus and Costa Rice The Government. in their |
left tho matter 10 tho decision II the French
tribunals.
Mr. j. T. Cropsey, Civil Engineer 81 the Central
American Transit Company has published In No 24g Of
he Gac,a Ooa! report ~ the ascension Of the river
Sarapqui made by him and several other gentlemen OF
he SAID Company in the steamer Tiger Lily They
sent nom tie San Juan ny % tho " muedo" in NJ,
iours and back In q hours and found the result Of
heir exploration that the SaraPgui is perfectly nasiga
DE for tie mentioned distance