The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07

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"a kpsw in spsse traitors wbo stpress M'p a..
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vcuADow.
An q, ,u,.res, from o. connected WIN ssis repaons
vid be under head of Peruvian news aDu = o
,ss rey the et'os Of the kraAdor>n guvernv est
The trouble between Peru aud Spaia-
CENTRAL AnsRIcA.
The Psnsms KAir I'D Company . e'esmsnip " 'asemala
Cayt A. T. Lou2Iass, irnm san se de 0usv omaha aud
insr mediate pr arrived at her anchorage W ,hh bar
rsAs lsts iLberlAa. ibth, In unfn lSt Rsaeo, 17th
un,a Arenas, lstn. she ormgr the oi,o~ng cargo
Tor Y.rK24 a cocinesL l23 bags Of cof-
Fee CO bales cost, ~ bscs OF de skins $50 hides
and packages a sundrses,
The ne by Guatemala fromSthe REPUBLICS Of Cen
uai Amegsca -, aA are Al EsAce very
Oh r~c,er she smoorsaus Wsm we have regard
fen on Me sub sc, and every owe can putting IN
o crOp. tnusus success has thus Tar attend
the a,,s.."s,us how %'a should wy" be
done, there Is rcsson why Cestral America
nG % any sSn poas ,ns
staple In proper cands'oo for the Lsropssn markets
.S~ Ss,s sSr sss. o sx,rn sn@ s vSs bs
psntatiOpe Centred America will be perfect IN all
their 40 were those o. the southern States
can be doubt Of the fsot that in Guatemala
% well as IN some Others Of the Central American
States there u party plotting "a bring their country
sndsr abe rule II the Emperor Aaximlan he
shalt DO securely seated on tho throne of Mexico
Whether they viii Ike the attempt 0prny not
depends much upon the result OF the in the United
s,asss snoum the North DO successful they will drop he
matter after ou shou the contrary DO the will
be long before the plot hatch ng will be made
public and there need be fear bull that they will
oeve all the assistance required from Napoleon Ill., who
Is Watching course Of events wnh an eye 10 acsuir
iug more territory than the more Mexican empire He
ing the balance OF the Continent Of South America for
| spain.
PANAMA
robbery Of . mysterious nature occurred On board
the steamship Chile ner recent from the South
place that has occasoned much excitement
among those directly concerned snd afforded much ood
TOR speculation among she outsiders give both sides Of
the story, not wishing 70 be ~ all partial, which will
leave the reader Tree 70 form an opinion without preu
| Dice.
the steamer he Der passage from Valparaiso,
Pisco ,ne morning 10th instant. Here
boarded by AN officer rom the spanish squadron
who gave the captain bag addressed 10 the French ,on
Panama which was said to contain despat hes from
the Spanish admiral 70 his government Captain Swell,
OF the chi he bag TO his purser 30 be rays with
intructons 10 place In his iron sale for safe k-e ing
IN the steamers arrival At Pam Two officers OF The
Spanish sh took passage board the ~ the
tine Tor Panama, beng m ro.'e Tor Europe. Nothing
1 moro thought said about the bag until the
steamer arrived ~ her anchorage at 1sboaa and the
| passengers were about leaving. when hint Of some
In the presence Of the spanish officers An inspection of
the outside convinced them that t had been
At once discovered tina, inc deapatchss had been
extracted and blank paper substituted. Here was a
pretty mess Ten days had elapsed since The bag
put BOARD the snip had been days Calao and
hid also stopped At Payta and seemed than pro-
babe that the dispatches had been secured In time
return them to Lima before the snip
Wan boundary ine partial search took place. but Of
reached the shore and 10 spread the purssr
| OF the Steamer, who u Peruvian, and who had the
cOn and WAS 10 some cases openly charged with having
AIDED the guilty parties, not himself the one
very strong against him. but hard TO suppose that
man who had been many years In she employ OF the
company, and who has always borne unsuisd repuia
tion should in this instance have departed grossly
from hrs line OF duty as 70 commit crime OF the very
worst kind, and one that II convicted Of would send him
for many years 70 the chain gang Under these circm
stances declined 70 form any opinion unth had heard
his aide OF the story. believing that his word all
respects reliable that OF those desired
themselves OF al responsibility IN the by casting
suspicion upon the parser because he Peruvten When
me, him he ~ volunteered give his
AS she robbery, which Is about follows he says
that the ship arrived At Psco about A. NJ tho
10th instant; that she At boarded by boat
from the spanish squadron, and that spanish onicer
twice rendered him the despatch bag with that
he would deliver IL 70 the French Consul Al ranas which
declined % receive or have any thing
70 do WITH unless order 10 do by the
The spanish officer then sought Capt, swell
who mis- rom and asleep and in few moments
message came from the captain the purser saving
thai his presence was desired On reaching Capt sves
room, he, the purser ordered charge
Gag, winch he did aud placed IL 10 his SAFE where
NAMED until the SHIPS arrival at Caao. when
moved to the parcel ROOM 70 make In
for small packages treasure. Il remained the
Gel until the eud OF the voyage while supposed
70 DO there IN safety II must have been extracted the
papers removed. Others substituted. aud returned.
asked the purser he not sone charged with the
CUSTODY " the 'parcel room key" He replied No,
three besides myself have When learned
this TACT had nothing more 70 say for It he says,
that three others besides himself had where
despatch bag had been placed, why suspect him
OF the crimef As the matter stands there q
shadow of proof against any oneeveryhng s mere
In addition to the robbery or the Spanish aduiras
spatches, the French Consul here, Zener
bag from the french snip OF Valparaiso harbor
addressed 10 bim, has ALEC bad broken
upon eaamna,sn II eoo,aned nothing bu, private let.
the impression that every document OF official CHAR
acter has seen extracted thererom This however be
cannot learn certainly until he hears from Valparaiso
What will be the result Of this robbery al
present oresee The dispatches Of the spanish Admiral
were doubtless OF the greatest importance, and Of
character that vould be great Peruvian
government should they, they doubtless WILL fall
s bands do not suppose Tor an instant, however,
that the Peruvian has been the inspator d
this obbery. It's conduct thus far the or,upaie
trouble with the spanish officials has boon Of meet
straightforward honsrable character, and will nj
ceieve unless fully proven, that 1t has so far fallen from
is high estate 10 be guilty Of act OF the lowest char
acter. and that would OF SYMPATHY
fell and expressed Tor II in her trouble with spain.
think aud believe that the robbery been committed
by some sdvsnturor sdveoturers, Who having Cd.
tanned possession OF the documents think sell
| large sum Of money TO the Peruvian authorities /
| hope tins rs that they are offered
the party making the OFFER together with tie papers, will
dealt with be An act of this Kind on the
part OF the Peruvian government would do more to end
the difficulty now sting than any knowledge could
obtain by having y session q the dispatches and IL
would show the world that Peru will not no matter how
much !, may be TO her advantage, countenance dis
| honorable act against enemy.
We have had another interesting event uanspire since
! the sailing Of the last stramer Abont the month 81
June " july 1902, Captain ~ Clar then In command
VI be American schooner General Harvey, abscouded
| from the coast q Mexico with the vessel which was
loaded with ul cargo OF coffee and quicksilver. After
eav ng the coast Of Mexico he said 70 visited
Pay,a but this uncertain The first reliable ntorma.
be We have OF his movements IL that he went 10
Tahiti On arrival there be represented 10 the United
States Consul thai be bound Francisco but
that on account u delays In hi passage occasoned by
unisvorabie weather, he had put into the Marquesas
Islands tor supply Of VOID and Here, said
| lie bad lost nearly all hR by their being made
prisoners by the natives OF The island but the truth Of
this statement ca not be ascerained, although IL
known that arrival at ahui only Que OF the original
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