Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-30

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Correspondence Of the New York World
PANAMA., March
You viii And the news from our west coast sIngularly
publies find il very diIacult to An up their columns BY
recurring 10 old stories, and expaiiRung on topics o.
local aud transient interest. The present letter Of your
rorrsspopdant viii therefore necessarily be : short one.
The T. S. N. COmpany's steamer Lille Capt SlVsu,
arrived here from toe South on ne morning OF ne ON
and 300 7U3 5g4 treasure for EdScpe, but none for Che
United States. Fhe following Is 3 summary Of all the
news brought by this arrival
Chai.
Thu only iopics Of conversation in privats and Of
discussion in the press are the harvest, The fast days
the hot weather, and similar local q1estions. But no
tie elections absorb some interest," clubs are being
formed for that event, and the public men are preper'
inE for q sharp contest; the enlightened part will this
time have the better Of Il. And besides, there Is tina
I Onna ssa or the South American repu3Ics-a project
proposed by Peru, aad taken up by the other govern
ments with eonslderabe onthnHiasm The Cnilan
press enlarges on this projsct with especial relish and
warmth; but we are afraid Il will share the fate OF iis
parent and prodscesaor-ths famous project OF a EURO
paan Congress, sprung from the head Of Napoleon III.
The thing may end wei or metz may nave me desired
| gtod result OF prove shortvei 1t Is certain that me re-
ruyiAn Government has ths best inteRtion1, and spares
4 no means to see them fulfilled
! In 1861 & German merchant in Valparaiso, Philip Cal
m1nn. AID a Chiisu, SannisiBus Lynch, offered TO The
government 70 establish a steamer line between Yaips-
raise and Buenos Ayres through he straits OIL Asgelsn,
and a number Of small stesm tugs In these straits for
the PURPOSE Of towing sailing vessels through They
uut sxfravagant conditions. as; An annual subYention
Of one hundred and ffty thousand do lHrs Tor ten yeas,
and exc usivs privilege for one hundred years which
we're the cause that the government did not accepE INC
offer, although the advantages Of the proposal "ere
great for the commences Of Chilin genera and for the
Chilisn colonies in the said straits particularly, Now
we learn tnaf Nh. Calmann, the oths- gentleman having
died, comes forth again with bis project which meets
this time with greater approval IS the other conditions
have been rescinded, aud the only thing asked Is the sn'
susI mbvention. If it can and viii be carriad out re-
mains to be seem at lesstiti is well worthy OF eonsideFA'
ion
It Is very seldom that you hesrffom this republic At
ali, and still more seldom that you hear anything but
revolutions, executions. and such unpleasant news.
The country, we are glad 20 see, il quit unasr the
u-esent Administration, and progressing. vi the after
/ give ven a curious instance. An American q 6. Van.
Keel COMPANY h4ys introduced 5 numbsr Of large End
strong stage coaches for Tire communication betUssn tbs
principal cities. Stage coaches in leb4i a great pro
Qrsss, indeed : you eIclatn, sad laught perhaps We'll
l. liz not a very l81s time Eiuce the only means 10 Bet
from valparaiso 70 Santiago were the same identical
huge, rumbing American Stages; and il Bolivia the
country Of mountains tumbled one on up CT the other
ard Of indeScTibably horrible roads, they begin a new
era. Only Individuals OF the intrepid American nation
eouls thnE Of such g bold enterprise. They found he
greatest difficulties in bringing the coscles over the
gOrdilleras into the interior and were only Rbie 10 10
this with the GssistaHcs Of a corps Of military eDgtuseTa
Toward the end Of January they reaehzd CoeasbAa'
bia, and the long line Of coaches, each drawn ~ nx
herses, created an immense excitement, and made their
triumphal entry amid great rejoicing.
The bitter and wsrike feeling between Bolivia and
Chni, on account Of several square miles Of bird dung
on the frontier of the two republics, has sUbrded, as
We learn that the Government Of Bo ivla, ike that
of Peru. is abOut to recon the Old Wieerable currency
Of which, aincs 1880, about seventy millions hsXe been
coined, and thirty millions perhaps are still IN ercnla
ton on the coast.
PsyB.
The note addressed by Mr. RlbsyrO, the minister Of
foreign relations, 70 the governments Of Bolivia and
Chill, on February 4 appears q little post Jcstka. The
mediation ohcredi in his friendly document viii hardly
be necessary 10 restore the good understanding be-
tveen the two nelFhborinR republics; il is, however,
well meant. Gen. WACO. who leit on the 2Oth uitino,
az Peruvian charge dGfairs for Chilli, was insrueted 70
ofer his good services for Che same purpoEe. Ia case
they should be needed.
!. Gov still fOndles Its projset Of tho congress-
and sons papers ssy that invitations will also ~ sent
to the Central American rsGublto, and to The republics
ID Of Mexico ana SRDto Domingo AZ for the first
named, the invitation will be al right, although we
doubt very much that al i've will accept il but Il
seems TO be a little out Of season as far as Mexico and
Santo Domingo are concerned Aud why should not
The United SJstes be invited2 Spanish America, I
think, cannot do much without their co operation.
Ecuador.
nis a good sign that the people Of Ecuador have lit
tie else to think and write about than the thres e.
cacao, coffee, and cotton. CRcso is the old Staple com
modify Of the lower parts Of the country the cultlva.
ten Of coffee was introduced some years sgO, and pays
well; and cotton growing is now quite The rage,
especially in the pIcvlnes Of MonteoriEti have
spoken to several gentlemen from the United States,
who told me that The soil was magnificent, and labor
Obtainsble, and that they were going to invest in that
in politics there is ab1oluts dsarlh. Some charges
have taken place in the Cabinet. The President laid
down and returned to the Council Of State the extrasr.
binary powers given him by act Of Congress for tie
time Of war, on February II, and on tbs 18th Of he
same also Invested the governors Of provinces Of the
same poHerE granted 20 hem foT the same purpose
Governor PisdrShits, Of GuRy8quil, retired from his
Office on the 9Th after having rendered his country
Important and faithful services, and was succeeded,
Professionally, by Miguel Garcia Moreno. The army
hiss been considerably reduced CsrTajsl, one Of lie
candidates FOR the vice presidency, a. l wrote You
before, seems to have very little probability of being
elected.
Ns,0 Granada.
The ROYAL West India mail steamer Tyne arrived at
Aspinwal from HsrthBgeBa on the 4th, and the msilE
brought BY her came over hera on the next day. The
expectation was great, bat was very much disappointed
because the neWs from the interior is very scarce and
very little reliable.
Knowing that newspapers and letter. containing un.
favorable accouRis Of the Affairs In Antioquis ae not
allowed 20 reach their destination, 1 did not expect 10
get direct advices from thai pert Of the republic but 1
thought 1 would be aslet 70 gather come indirect inform.
alton. Sat no body knows anything certain, and the
greater part Of the people, generally we'll posted in
NlET GOutG DUAALlNAl AltW uUAlluk ~ III u o0EOAA
papers contain no later news than what I gave you be-
lore. with the exception Of additional particulars shout
the former battles, and other unimportsnti tems-as the
reception OF tbe returned nuns in Medeilin tie capital
OF AntOquis), an enumeration Of the forces sent against
the rebsiS, and plenty Of Dragging and sbuss, as usual
The conservatives, a. 1 told you before are masters of
the whole State they have an established government
that has put Itself In communication with the Federal
Government. ThSy sent new members to the Congress
now sitting ct BoEOta, but these have not shown them
selves in the House, fearing Insults and I'll treatment
from theloweT people. They further notified Congress
Of the change OF government that had taken place ia
Antiuquia, and of their intention TO recognize the Fod-
eral Government Of the United StEtes Of Colombia, bet
rese5ving 20 themselves ths right Of chooEng their own
government and giving their oHn laws. The majority
Of the Congress-. Of course, rec lived these communities
tons with indignation, and q bill was brought in. and
VIII shortly be debated, for suppressing the rcbellioRb by.
I should thiaR this has been tried already by several
generals without the authorization % Congress, but they
must have failed. Or shsllWe suBp0ss that the armies
Of the liberals have BOT entered yet the territory Of
AntioquiRl That may be.
The AutIoquisns hsve obtained their object, over
thrown the old Govarnmsnt, and restored their ola re-
Hgion. a-d IL The things in Bogots do not change it 10
very Likely shat they will hAve nothing to fear for s9no
time yet. The man Wh0 could bnat and subdne them
easily enough Is Nosquers, but be is on hla way 10 the
cspltsl, or rather IN tne capital now, a. hs was expsctad
to arrive there on The ooh Of last month-End has other
things TO attend to. Some conservatives have even
told ne be viii desert the liberals aud return 10 his old
party, the conservatives Z do not give this assertion
any credit; ] rather abstain altogether from guessing
ssd predicting the probable course ct events N the
present time Of transition.
On tae ID Of February Congress examined The votes
Of tbs nine States for the election q President Of the
Uaited states OF Columbia for he next term, which
0sgiUs on the LIST Of April They fourd and declared
legally and Unconstitutional 9 eeted Manuel Murillo Toro,
the votes Of elk States being In his favor (nemely, those
Of ADtioquia, CundlDRmAres, MAgdnlsnG Panama, San
lander, TOliRa9 while the votes Of two others Bolivar
sod B0yaca) had fallen on Santos GONZALEZ and Oauea
had voted for MOsqusrR. The MuTillo party in BoEots.
and elSeWhere, Is in high gles, and imputes 10 this act q
great Importance but / must confess that I do not see
anything in 1t but a formally, ana do not think that II
chEnges the state OF affairs at all. II WOsqgerR has
made up his mind TO submit TO Muriloss election, then
he viii do 50, may Congress say what Il piesses and il
not, why, hen he viii not be intimidstcd by any such
decision. BE msy sdl. If he likes ind a prstext for
diEsoving Congress and annuliug the votes Has not |
AntiOquia changed her representatives and her vote also
the change Of her government and If he preferE a /
coup ddat, he has the power for that new a. much e.
sVer. Speculation is rife a. 70 what he wiz do. some
think that he will take the latter course, others thst he /
go a. ombasssdor to Paris, where he is said to have
bought a msgniAeent palace.