New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05
Qaiei in Chill and Pcru-Des'h Of General
Flores.


@4ss PANAMA, Oct. O. 1861.
Since the departure of the last U. ). Mail
We have received later adyices with interesting news
from the South coast The latest dates are Valparaiso
I'd inst. Callao. 18th, and Guayaquil 18th
chill.
From the Republic there is hardly anything
worth communicating. The Spanish steam corvette
VeucedOra OF the vessels sent out 10 reinforce o
Splush squadron NJ the Chnchns Islands had called at
Iota on the Path u and asked for supply OF coal 70
enable her Ia proceed 10 the Chinchas but was reused
The Government on hearing Of this, published a
declaration Of neutrality which prohibits the exporta-
ton Of any article Internationally recognized ms contra
band Of war Two more frigates beside the Veucedo-
large number Of vessels had arrived az Valparaiso
from Europe and trade is reported in healthy con-
dition.
PERU.
Again we have to report no change in the
Hispino. Peruvian question Political affairs are be-
coming more complicated and the press ard the conn,
Try at large are much dissatisfied that no decided
measures being taken by The GoyeInment 10 regard
10 the seizure of the Chnchas The act OF congress
giving power 10 e President to declare war az last
measure has yet been carried into effect Ihe MID
stry asked Congress for extraordinary power III pres
circumstances To carry out these measures put ths
being declined ard being impossible for them 70 con-
duet the public business in the face OF unreasonable op
position TO every measure which they Drought ioi"au
PERUVIAN steamer, charged with the exploration OF
the Amazon has arrived AT the port OF MayTo sowing
the problem OF the navigation Of the grand pathway
which connects the Atlantic with the virgin ana very
rich mountains Of Peru and which opens direct route
between this Republic the cast coast OF orr contneu
and Europe Mayro IS situated IS leagues from Lima
Exchange on London, % TO 80 days J'd. G"'d' per
dollar.
ECUADOR.
The principal event which has taken place
since last adSices IL the death OF Gen. Juan Jose
Forcs COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Ecuadorian army,
the most prominent man I'm the Republic and the repre-.
sentative OF the present administration lie died on the
LIST Instant, near Guayaquil, from natural causes.
The revolution IN the south Of this Republic Is re-
ported 10 be virtually at an end The uosersmen party
having come ont triumphant. NO serious lighting had
occurred since the first outbreak The revolutionary
movements in the north o. the Ropubc seem 10 nave
been frustrated by the prompt measures taken BY tue
Government
COLOMBIA.
BY way Of Buenayentura We have advices
from the interior The works the road from Buona
into the interior re being vigorously pushed
forward Gen. MOsQucrG is reported to be az Papayan
and is said to be taking lively interest in the above
work.
In Panama matters ore very quiet
The q. y frieaie Lancaster flying the broad pennant
o. Rear. Adn raj Bell arrived here the 2lst inst,
last from GuGyaqul. Admiral Bell leaves the Isthinus
to-day on the Costa Rica for New York. his successor
Eear.A Admiral George t. Pearson. having arrived here
by last from the United States (on the @ ins
The u. , steam sloOp-of-war Narragansett Capt >.
Woodwork, and the l. 5. soop ~. Mary's are still
hore. The former has received orders 70 proceed 10
PA ladclphh aud viii sail hence in a few days.
Tie U. = guub0at Saginaw has not yet arrived. She
reported - Quay aqul by the last South steamer
The Irench trans port La SaOne. with ~ sailors and
mariners for the French Pacific squadron arrived at
Aspinwall on the 2lst inst and the cameOyer on
he railroad yesterday and we're put on board the Pal.
las She win take them 70 Acapulco.
The Legislative Ascend! adjourned zine die on the
4th inst.
President Santacoloma left for Bogota on the 2lst
inst as Representative Of this state IN the National
Congress. Durng his absence, d. Leonard Casneha
takes charge OF the Executive.
Tie Royal West India mail steamer Tyne arrived
here on tie 18th INST BY her We learn that all the ar.
raneements necessary have been completed for the
srucOn Of railroad between Vera Cruz and the City
II Mexico, and that VIM. Lloyd. esq. with large
corps II assistants and everything requisite to make
beginning bad arrived ~. Thomas, route to Vera
Cruz The work viii be commenced Immediately.