New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14


in order to determine what is most convenient.
The Executive decree Of tbs It'll inst and the Circulars
Of the 18th and 26E went into eject the day which
knowledge Of the provisions was had IN each port
ALEXANDER RgYKs.
PERU.
The new administration of the Peruvian Republic is
of the Government but more generally in the Foreign
Bureau. The primary action Of Gen. tanseco l. shu
to be highly reiormatory Of those abuses when 700
generally characterized the administration OF Prcsi-
dent Peze:
Peru now seems to be enjoying what we may term.
short period Of internal quetude. Notwithstanding
the fact that Col. Gano. one OF the Revolutionary
chieitans VINO formerly acted in conjunction WIN
Canseeo maintains ian independent position IN Ara
quipa holding alOof from the new government no
dread is felt lest he exert undue influence among the
people HIS character is vacating, and although TO-
day he is antagonist Of Cansecos omorrow he may
be bis warmest friend. GamiOs force Is very insignh
cant, and is poorly equipped -,
In Callao the National Guard. organized by the late
Government who were the principal actors IN the
savage drama recently enacted IN tnat CITY, have beon
disbanded. The new Government has taken steps 10
secure an apprasement OF the value of the property de-
stroyed by the mob of Nov. G. and the foreign popua
laOn are reoic ed at the prospect of speedy indemn
cation CausecO has herein. anticipated the claims
which foreign Ministers and COnsuls IN Peru would
probably have made.
The following is the construction OF the new ADMIN
iStraton at Lima:
resident and Minister of the Government Police and
Public Works Don Francisco Jayier Mariatequl; Min
of Foreign Affairs, Don Jose Manuel La Puerta;
Minister OF Finance and Commerce, Don Tomas Nlyer0i
Minister Of Justice, SC, Don Jose LUIS Quinonesi
Minister of War and Marine Gen. Jose Batta. The
regular election will take place in January 1850. An
extraordinary session of Congress conyoked Tor the
LIST of April
The new President has Cancelled the majority Of
Pezets foreign appointments including that OF Don
Carlos Tracey Consul at NewYork, and Don Antonio
Garcia Garcia, Minister to the United States both oil
those gentlemen having been recalled. The Ministers
IN France Belgium and Holland, and the Consuls ut
London Liverpool, Hayre and many other of the prin
cpal European ports have also been ordered home:
1t will be remembered that Gen Pezet and stall eS
capped from the city of Caiao and went board the
English vesselofwar Shearwater. Under date OF
November 10 the Minister of Foreign Aha'rs addressed
a note TO the British Minister requesting that those per
sons be delivered up In the note is incorporated the
following words: "1hese persons are not only
charged with the crime Of high treason against the
country, but with the crimes of theit ana
murder and be favored with TIE protection OF
the Ell g5h Tag because international law considers
enemies Of mankind all those vto have committed
atrOcious crimes in the punishment OF which the whoe
society is interested Under the same date The British
Minister replied that Pezet Mendburn. FIsancho,
Sanchez and others had been transferred on board H.
T. Ms vessel of war MutlNe and had Saltu inc uhA
previous for Panama.
Nothing of positive character is known to have
tanspred which would indicate the policy TO be pursued
toward Spain by Peru. Although the basis OF late
revolution the dissatisfaction of the people for the
action of Pezet in the Spanish question: 1t liz thought
that the new administration VIII through fear en-
deavOr 20 maintain amicable relations with the
former country the Spanish Minister IN
Lima had written n communication TO the President,
requesting him state what action he proposed to take
in tho matter and whether he was prepared TO ulh me
conditions entered into by Peze If the President ga
not recognize the treaty and strictly adhere 10 the
former agre ment the Spanish Minister would suspend
diplomatic negotiations between the two countries
and al once remove himself and effects on board the
steam frgate Neumancia, which vessel was IN tho hur
Dor Of CaliaO in readiness 90 receive hun Up 70 the
time of the departure OF the Peru answer had been
vouchsaied or al least had not been made known puo
cly From private source however lhe reliability
of which am not prepared TO voueh nnuGistinu ~ 'n
satisfactory and that the Minister had gone on board
the Neumancia This report cannot be entirely credited
although il is quite possibly correct. The Executive
Department of the Peruvian Government is compare
lively pOweress TO act in this matter and the treaty
with Spain which was egazed by Congress cannot be
anuued except by this body Until Congress meets
the question viii most likely remain In al unsettled
state.
The news from Bolivia is urimportant.
COLOMBIA.
We have dates from Bogota 10 the 18th ult The rev
olutions in the different States have been suppressed
Peace is restored in the States of Cundinamarca aud
Toima Political matters. however, are so unsettled
that new outbreaks are liable at any moment until
President Mosquera assumes the rens of government
A portion of the new telegraph line being con
sr"cted by American contractors aud under the super
VA l OF William L. Stiles, has been completed, TINS
connecting Bogota with Cuarto Esqungs. Her MaJ'
esty the Queen of England has appointed g. D. Ma
tnews. esq Minister to the United States OF Colombia
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Parkers-
bnrgh from Central American ports, arrived at this
place on Nov. 80. The Parkersburgh brings for New
York 252 hides % bales deerskins 29Ceroons indigo
o bags coffee 6 can balsam: barrels turpentne;
package samples, and package specie. The news by
his arrival is particularly unimpOrtant W. Hail. the
British Consul In Guatemala died in that city on the
10Th of November. o.,
Prices OF Indigo in Salvador are lower. Consldera
be quantities are arriving at San Miguel from the IN
terror.
PANAMA.
The patrotic citizens OF Panama have been enjoying
Themselves immensely during the past week. Inc
Anniversary Of the achievement OF their independence
from the yoke OF Spain occurred on the oth ut and
the FESTIVITIES consequent upon the occasion continued
through period Of four days.
Henry Schuber esq, a prominent American resid.
ing in this place gave grand bah on the evening OF the
ID inst which was largely attended by the elite Of
Panama The ball grand affair. and among
the Americans considered to be the event OF the
season -
Ex.President Pezet from Callao. arrived here few
DAYS since on board the English men.ofwar Mutine.
Ills movements were yeiy quiet while in Panama and
he sailed for Europe on the French packet Iamplco
shortly after his arrival He was accompanied by n
few of the members of bis late cabinet and by portion
Of his personal staff
The rainy season stil continues, but the health of the
people il generally good.