The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
Interesting from the West
Coast Of America.
Affairs in tire Republic of
Ecuador.
The Revolutions I'm the United States
Of Colombia.
Re. &C.. ~

wall 18th Instant at ten M with specie and pas
sengers. arrived at this port yesterday morning.
She loft at Aspluwsl the steamship Champion, Captain
Jones' awaiting the United States mails and passengers
from San Francisco. i.&c>
On the 2oth inst three M sho passed the steamer
Ocean Queen. bound 10 Aspnwsu
me following Is her
SPECIE LIST. s~%.
From San Francisco 500. 0o0 ,te order.
From Aspo saI-$4 ,ooa. 20 Colgate 4 Hoffman.
BY Illinois We have asse md interest
ag from Ecuador and United States OF Colon
siA which wii be found aetsisd in Tho ivtser or oul
Panama correspondent
Pcrser Patterson. osths Illinois, has our thanks for th
prompt delivery Of correspondence and Int papers
our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, Feb. l6, 1854.
ECUADOR
vhe Pacific Steam Navigation Company,s steame
Talcs, Captain Chambers, from Guayaquil and n,erme
dstc ports arrived at Taboga the 1lth inst ter
A N. Tho dates from Guayaquil are to the I'd inst
sbe briggs the following cargo for New Yorklo0 bales
OF bark rs bsos Of cotton 81 bacs OF tobacco 65 bags OF
cocoa 2o5 packages OF india rubber so hides and Is
rels OF oil
The from Ecuador is but OF small Importance or
interest. Matters becoming tranquil once more
since tic declaration OF pence and it b thought general
improvement will take place, every appears
gutne Of lcug cessation OF quarreling and strife Pres
dent Moreno, who was thought would vacate his pc
sition President Of the republic had every intention
OF dong Sc Ia favor 81 Senior Gomez Torre but his
detef ninstiol changed receiving many requests
and petitions from the people to remain at tho head OF
the government, and be yielded to their Desires Anto
MO fares who had been 10 Lima for the purpose
deavorog TO fse loan 60 carry the war, had failed
In bis mission and returned to Guayaqu. Fortunately,
tha loan had
The report which went ty the last steamer that
the French Ch,rse d'AGArs Quito Is demanded his
passports aSd Withdrawn from the country aud that
trouble between Frapoe aud Ecuador probable turns
out 70 DO ou partially true The Charge has wthd avn
fon Quito but only account Of the Illness OF his wife,
who Was unable 10 endure the climate There Is nothing
else the matter The most friendly relations continue to
exist between the two Cover nments and whom the
Change lett Quito he accompanied some distance on
his way BY President Moreno. This all that bave been
Abs % CLEAN worth mentioning from all the journals and
t4hane suvicos respecting Affairs In Ecuador. f
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
W. intelligence from the interior that
sent Of tho complete OF the insurgents
PROVINCE OF Csuca and the death OF OF tho principal
On shs aS ns When sSs eSs
had sined possession OF their they opened
got ssons with the governments OF tue adjoining ones,
assuring them they had intention Of invading their
neghbors but notwithstanding these assurances they
tho froator Of cauca and succeeded defeat
they ieH back across the borders State
Tue insurgents style themselves the vedsadores" Of
the old nNew Granada" and the power Of the church.
We have heard nothing OF sosquera since he reiterated
or begging his pardon fell back the frontier OF
Ecuador. II is time should hear Of his beng among
tho rebels for every one. except Mosqueras ad
mirers aud few whitewashed American Colombians,
con6dens that the rebellion his sole
cause OF his treaty OF peace with Ecuador rapid
falling back into his own country Much anxiety felt
M sos mai the result will be when he once attacks them
hat he m
lmagnes auelling the disturbance, and some san
game spirits 60 so far as TO think be may be driven to
the wall and the authority OF the priesthood
established what would then be the republic Of New
Granada opce more.
We are still under martial law; but stranger would
nos 10 aware Of the fact not for the Afternoon
and bugles varied occasionally with from the
terribly dcordant band has been my bad fortune
the People o. nt o aHd al n 70 Ss
baitaon--as they term h-of forty or afty men, Who
daily 60 through the pomp and eireumsauce Of glorious
powerful people 90 The Of the earth my luck
70 zee our deorazed rush pcll nell into Washing
ton alter the nrst battle Of Burun but the dsor
ssp,ed Fire Zouave after their tussle as shey
as nr,ncs,y looking soldier compared with those tho
form the Home Guard OF Panama. I have seen ola
FOR musxs,s but they were sodsrke in comparison 70
our dress parades. These a0airs absurd that
frequently turn out OF their way for fear Of bursting with
the dignity OF the unbeachcd Americ N in command.
Last sunday 80 had mass soemnized in two Of the
churches by two priests who have Moslueras
sod as natural consequence, the bells were going like
mad ana q stranger would have imagined there
SUBURBS. srne true Catholics among the better
class OF tho community failed TO attend for the
reason that they considered the services value
OF inc priests having an authority
higher thau tina, Of the church
70 % Is, aoue that sa sns
stroying 10 usual. His having been smong the East
India Islands known all over India China aud his
business there will soon be IN consequence. HIS
pert point will be IL this vicinity. The commerce Of the
Pacific Ocean has heretofore been undstubed BY rebel
cruisers Hence Rip Van Wrinkle Weies and CUNNING
little FOX thinks there necessity OF increasing The
number or CLASS Of vessels Of our squadron In thcse
waters This pair Of worthless given 70 ship racing
vii and as usual whom late that the racinc ocean
can be visited BY Semmes a. Wei a. any Other part OF
the world. and that the finest GELD now open 70 him will
made mistake In capturing the ARIEL may ATTEMPT
TO redeem the error by getting possession Of one Of the
funds and milton and half in gold would supply biz
wants for long time and buy coal wherever be can ne
occurred before the only matter Tor surprise. when
comes what row there will be- aud bow the question o.
"wbo's TO bamss" will 60 the rounds Of all tina pubic
TITS question can DO answered By .hs two words
aNayy Iepartment" the establishment that has II
ths psc,nc ocean the following squadron 70 guard th
oommeroe and the interests Of the United steau
op Uss A1poso
otto steamer saginaw, three gun the coast Of Mexico
sSssr frigate SarAnsc ten guns Undergoing repairs
Mare Island; sioop-of war tsasns). twentytw guns
Psnsms narbor The Alabama can run away from In
IAocsstxr HarraSsnsstt sod Saranac; she can whip Q
run away from The saginaw, aud the sailing vessels sh
cares nothing for In any manor, unless she should
accident and bsrsef directly under their broadsiies
The mercbants, underwriters and others Of New Yor
aud other places had better examine this list OF ou
squadron In the Pacific ocean, and is armament an
GLASS OF vessels Ones having . knowledge OF II, the
mus, not wonder the Alabama other rebel cruiser
should make their sppssrsce here and use up the ~,
We have Ieit. IL v III require three months
get ottsr vessels here. even n Rip Van WiDkie an
Renard be the necessity In that time d
mischief may all have been done; bat the force psed
increasing anyhow 80 lei additional vessels Of th
proper kind be sent al the earliest possible momcntth
kutsw among the number.
Her britannia Msssty's paddle wheel steam sIoop Of
var Devastafon elk guns has arrived from the coaat
Mexioo, bringing four hundred Thousand dollars in speech
for Engapd She relieves tue screw frieate paccbaue
Captain Mckenzie, which vessel viii saI soon Tor Fna
land VA Valparaiso and RIO Jsneiro.
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