New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09

PANAMA Aug. 81, 1865.
THE REVOLUTION.
The Rcvolutonsts under ex-Presidcnt
Callncha have caused the quiet people Of Panama to
be considerably exercised within the past fortnight
and the business Of our city has been retarded in
great measure by fears that Caancba would make an
assault upon Panama. Several merchants have had
their stores closed during the past few days, and the
country dealers have kept back their orders awaiting
more healthy state OF affairs. On tie 18th law was
passed by tie Legislature, giving his Erceency Sehor
Colunje extraordinary powers to take sEch steps as
were necessary 10 crush the rebellion
The invaders, under Caancha effected LANDING on
the 18th instant at point some 20 miles up the coast
called Pedari in the Department Of Cmriqui. IRON
which point after resulting all their sympaibIers'
they were TO march upon Panama Late on me aiter
noon Of the 2lst decree was issued by toluIJe 10"
the constitutional President Of Panama, declaring The
Isthmus in state Of war. On the evening OF the l9n
instant seine 20 citizens Of this place quietly stole
outside the walls Of the city. and made Their way across
the Isthmus ioin Col NeiFa, the rghthand man "i
Calancha. They proceeded 20 little village called
Santos to press the citizens their service and levy
contributions; but the people OF the Tage' upon 'neH
approach. fled 10 the bushes
! AZ another town called Chame they took horses AMI
horned cattle and made one old gentleman senior jose
Maria Gusrda, fork over $1,000. They then went
10 q Mace called POnDnOme. where they expected 10
oin NeiTa and march 10 effect ancton Win alan-
cha. Before this time, no doubt, the kovouiionists
have all united ana may YET give the uONcrhM.ht
good deal of trouble
On tie goth instant the schooner General Harvey en-.
tered our port, and was Immediately boarded
/ by file Of soldiers. the vessel seized. and
ans wer aho charge Of treason IN transporting
GIibnaerfos to overthrow the Government Seh0r Pse
her owner had been previously arrested for refusing 10
pay the amount assessed forced oan) by Government
10 crush the revolution. He IL, understand. also
ged with treason In allowing his vessel e. transport
troops for revolutionary purposes when he was az,
rested for refusing 10 the forced loan De addressed
a note the American Consul IN this place, claiming
protection as American citizen stating that be had
In his possession bis naturalization papers lie Consul
NJ once gave his attention ana tie same day Ro-
dressed note 20 President Co!utJe stating the circG'
stances and demanding TO know WY be held Victor
Pl.e6 "a prisoner The President IN reply quotes
Wheaton On International Law. and cites Gaze IL
point.
and imprisonment have created considerable news.
paper controversy between TAc Sar ana Hpala
and The M,roaani Clroric the last paper justihing
his arrest and imprisonment, and The var and Heraif
loud IN its abuse 81 the American Consul and consuming
toe Government for bis arrest.
on the 2Jth instant, news was received rom Col
Goitias command On the 10Th instant. Gotia. learn
ing % Calanchas whereabouts, placed himself nt the
head Of his small command go men, AID made preIaf-
atoms TO give the enemy battle should be approach his
/ encampmelt Early on tie morning q the 20. TIE
enemy made attack upon his camp nnd after lght'
ing some time and suffering a !oss Of cishi or ni 5e
killed and several wounded, Gotta fel back " ON VIA
&c los santos Here bis command could hold ont, lie
thinks until Col. Olartes command c1n come up
Oare with go men. sailed from this port on the cd,
and no dOnht by this tine has effected Junction win
Ciuitlas command Should Col Olarte who has the
reputation OF boiag brave and slful officer defeat
Caaucha the revolution viii erd, and The timid people
again De- made happy.
LATEST SEws FROM TIE STAT OF WAR.
ARC. 81 a boat that arrived at 1abora Yesterday
brings intelligence from Chitre up 10 he 10Th inst
That day Sundny Caaucha passed through that town,
lotly pursued rs Oiarie who effected landing AT
place called GuaTaTe on the 2oth and AZ once marched
lis troops fr Calauchas teadquaIters who fled bis
ttfaI n
gaphy OF the country the authorities feel assured that
Cnlancha will be "corhled." Tho next news will be
looked FOR with interest.
From The SOUTH.
By the arrival Of the steamer Peru. on the Goth Mt.
We have a,yces from Valparaiso 10 the ID. aud tnlar
the 18Th ut The Peru had large st Of passengcr'
a full cargo aud -l.HoO n silver l,Jl- bales OF her
cotton 30 ccrOons Of III and all the silver goes 10
England.
CnnL-The Libcralisis have succeeded in Congress
i'm pa,.lue through the hl offered by The Minister OF
public worsAir changing the 9Th article ~ the Chlnn
Constitutions Hereafter The people OF Chm can worship
God Boz amy form OF religion TIE! choose 20 adopt; ana
the iron rod which The hgot,d priesthood Lns held over
that countr} from tue time Of s early conquest Dy tle
spluaIds ls now broken forever This h the best evil
dcnce that can be ndouccd Of Chlis RAPID advance
meat IN all tie clsrrtias Of crcnt Hnd powerful hof
crumoni. Railroads nad te.cgwplic wires are being
un through many portions Of her territory, ana schools
ana colleges for educational purposes are 10 coming at
most numerous The wants OF her unedleattd de-
mgud.
Henry Morgs, Of California uoorciy has just closed
contract % build "a railroad nom Tie port OI loLkM
20 The milc o. IamayO. The contract supulates thai
II Mciggs fails 10 compete the road IN ~ months his
b0uddmcn are to pay tIc Company SltuO) Tor thti
month after the time a. ed upon tor IL coapeton II
completed before the tme lie 10 to receive slbuOD
month for all time IN ADVANCE 81 the time set HE III
crease IN the population OF Chill for the last 10 years 10
said TO De 10000
/ PEHU.-From the ad, .ccs brought hy the Peru 1t
would appear tLat Icrct Is nov lcmmcd up IN Callao
and Lima at which places he has ioscc lei OF his once
Kfahh irmy, OF about 1900. Tie hobcls are now
Threatening 10 lombard Callao, having demanded hs
surrender aud gave the authorities eight dnys To con
suer the matter At the time the Peru left CallnO me
heDc" had The war-steamers Union, America ana
Aihhlohns anchored a short distance from the town
aWhIhg surrender, or 60 make their attack II the
ihuthorites uld not comply with their demand.
army FAMILIES were moving out 10 Lima fearing tho
enecis of bombaIdment; and numbers Of foreigners
LeIty SICK ana tired Of revolution were quitting the
country Ihe KeVOluOulats have seized the thincha
lshhu though DO not pretend 10 interfere with ship
mems oil guhno us by previous contracts the guano
or large amount OF It, belongs to English merchant
and oiher Foreigners As there n large number Of
foreign vessels OF war in the port Of Calao II would
not surprise in the least if the Rebels would not be-
allowed 0iTe upon the city. In n bombardment ofl
tie town. the foreign interests would suffer more th
the naive, as nearly all the commerce is in the hands
Of English, American and French merchants
/ BoLNIA-General Melgarcio was within n days
march OF Us Paz, determined storm and carry that
city By assault For the defense Of the civ the ReyO
lutionlss have force of 100 men and have made
every preparation for either hard fight ar hong siege
As general MelgafejO 10 considered one of the bfayrs
officers in Bolivia and whal a very stubborn aud Nh
Welding man, doubt there will DO a big fight 10
chronicle soon.
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The steamer ParkersbuTg arrived The 10th inst.