New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

picaton TO the British Consul oil. ". Boyd Editor
Of TAs Star Herald 10 this city.
The United States ship stats OF Georgia will shortly
be relieved and return 70 the United States.
The United States sloop Game Capt. Paulding. Is
still In this port
The flag ship Lancaster. from the coas& Of Mexico
| will 10 due here the first week in August.
The principal items Of interest from the interior are
with reference 70 the coming Presidential election
There 10 likely to be considerable excitement among
the different cOntending parties. and 4osquera will
probably be the victorious candidate,
There Is nothing important from Ecuador. The re-
appears to be entirely aess ioT n hS M ss
LArrsT-The Golden City with 800 passengers ar.
rived o'clock this morning She reports the United
States Flagship Lancaster at Acapulco severely dam
aged by heavy weather the trip to that port on
Cape San Lucas She win remain there some time for
repairs before proceeding on her voyage to this port
NICARAGUA AND SAN SALVADOR.
| On the l4th of July, the Government OF MIC
arngus agreed to deliver Gen. Barrios up 70 the Coy
eminent OF Salvador the special condition that MS
life should be spared and that in any trial for his con-
duct President OF the latter State he should pe nea
free from the sentence Of death. contract being
signed this effect Gen. Barrios was placed on BOARD
the Savadorian brgofwsr Experiment and sent 70 La
Libertad.
We learn that the schooner Mannelitas Ponas which
took Gen. Barrios from this port and all the arms and
ammunition found board, have been conhscated by
the Government OF Nicaragua
On the night Of the 10Th. shocking ASSASSINATION
was perpetratcd in Leon the person OF Don Enrique
Palacios Minister from Guatemala TO Nicaragua by
person named Rivas The Minister was shot IN his own
residence at late hour Of the night We see 10 cause
assigned in the public journals for the assassination
CHILE
Congress has been occupied on consideration
Of Article No Of the Constitution In the past fort
night 10 the almost entire neglect OF other business
This is the first important attack Of She advanced abu
educated classes the country against the nhnnts OF
the dark ages which unfortunately are SUI epooleu
in the laws Of the Republic This artcle 40 p Is as
,olows: 1.-THE religion OF the Republic VI Cbiie Is tho
Roman Catholic to the exclusion Of the public exercise
Of any other"
The debates have been lengthy and most animated:
The reform side has been advocated by the abcst and
best men in Congress in series OF brilliant speeches.
and whether they succeed In their issue or not the
country is made fully alive 20 the whole question: add
viii not much longer let the Jesuiis Of Santiago main
tain the rule they have held long Although the
Priests party may have numerical strength IN Congress
they have ~ the past fortnight had recourse to the most
sckepng out OF doors 10 support their lntoIer
The man Ugarte, celebrated in connection with the
awful ERE and destruction Of females IN Santiago again
figures prominently. After sermon or speech ey TINS
bRoted Jesuit Uyarte 10 eco "sen0ritas," thcy
were SO excited by his words that the whole crowd OF
women prcceeeed 70 Congress screaming, Death 10
Heretics -" Live only on Holy Religion" &c, &c.
and they were with great difficulty dispersed by the
After the discussion Of Article No. s. Congress will
consider the laws relating TO suffrage the organization
and functions Of public officers. &c. 1t is curious to
see how the country progresses in energy and enter
pse, Notwithstanding that priesty influence IL 70 de-
pressing.
paper mill 10 about 10 be erected. and already
ak mandatory as yet small scale. Is IN opera
ton in which CHILEAN silk IN exclusively used.
severe fire occuryed in Valparaiso on the 23;h
jane. whereby properly estimated at s2ocooO was
Destroyed.
PERU.
The news by this steamer is not more hopeful !
Of restoration Of tranquility to the country. Cen
FrisaLcho lns returned 10 Lima with the Government
force sent Ia crush Prado bat without having accom-
plished his mission Prado mas removed 10 the valley
pairing for expedition coestwards. General Canseco
~ with PradO.
BY the last steamer advised the blockade OF the
ports Of Isay africa and CEala; rlsco has since then
been included and at these porte the Amazonas Amer
lea and Tumbes were stationed.
On the night Of june a the night guard Of the Pc.
ruy.ar frgnfe AnazOnas. which guard duty on
the port Of africa took possession OF the shp aud
ne Of oloodshed revolving took place. The adj
m!Tal was shot The captain sEd az many onrers as
sought TO leave their cabins to come on deck were shot
down Montsro was soon On board and took command
of the frigaie bchaf OF the ieyoutionists He at
once raised the blockade of As!ca, after sending on
shore their parole that they would not leave AREA
the officers 81 the Amazonas who were not shot and
either refused 10 join ban not wanted by him.
he then proceeded 70 ISay and ,here seized the Tnm'
bee in med aioly returning ria 70 Pisco, where he
steamed across the bows oi tie America AID enforced
her surrender What Moniero Gay now do is difficult
Ia say.
Commodore Harvey 20 prevent the daring rsyolu. !
ZIONIST from interfering with any British steamers
nos BY each bound tor the south an officer with
corporas guard Of marines and the steamers fly the
white ensign.
In the northern parts OF the Republic great dsorde
preyas The Revolutionary force seems 10 be concen
iraiing ut near Trujilo.