The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24
is the specic list Of the New York.
Our Panama correspondence

PANAMA, Sept 10, 1865
End et he Panama Rebelon--Death Of United States en-
sl Disoyganised State of the Country--7nreat
esscd REBELLION in Santa Martad-Propose Increase Of
ne Chilean APPROACHING End Of the Revolution in
Fer1-The Er Presidcm of .Salyadsr Sho, DC.
The uneasincss which prevailed at tho sailing Of the
last in reference the revolution in this
has at length given way feeling of general satisac
the official announcement that the Backbone Of
the rebellion brokcn and the leaders captured by the
government forces who expected to to Panama
In triumph II is to be hoped will enjoy
little peace before another br ak up
business.
regret TO announce the death OF the United States
Consul at this port-Colonel a. r. Mckee He had been
suffering from dysentery for length Of time, and finally
yielded TO tho disease the 81 inst. This is tho first
Consul who has died here for about thirty years. The
funeral procession the most imposing witnessed
In Panama. II attended BY the United States
admiral and all his officers who could be spared from the
ships body Of marines and the marine band, all the
foreign consus and almost every respectable citizen Of
Panama The President Of the State, with his oficias
the consulate to attend the ceremony, but seeing
the United States marines n front Of the door he took
umbrsge at their being landed, and withdrew.
Resr Admiral Pearson has detailed Commander Daven-
port the lancaster TO take charge Of the United
States Consulate until new appointment is made at
Washington 1t is to be hoped good will be sent
out, as this is now important post in many
specs and tho government should not fill 1t at random
few evenings ago the young men who have been
doing militia dcty in the city during tho absence OF The
troops got annoyed at the President for releasing
OF the rebel prisoners and refused to serve any longer
Tho result that the Attorney General shouldered
musket and stood guard at the barracks all night
The commandcrin chief of the forces the Atlantic
OF the United States Of Colombia, General Santa Gutter
rcz goes 70 New York on tho present steamer
From Santa Martha we hare news that that place s
threatened by rebel INVASION and families were flying
from the place TO Barrangvle The whole country ap-
pears be IN most disorganz and disturbed state.
There is little from South America Everything
Is quiet in Chile, and business rapidly improving.
1he memorial OF the Marine Department has been pre-
sented to Congress and the public From II VIC learn
that the Chilean naval force is about 10 be Increased by
the addition OF two corvctlos Of thousand two hun
dred tons each Of nine guns OF .hc heaviest cabrc The
0rcaton OF the undccndcd parts m the coast being
pushed with vigor, and wonderful stimulus s being
given 10 naval affairs by the enterprise aud zeal of the
present minister
The revolution in Peru still continues but there
appears prospect Of the government getting the
upper hand Th entire south IL still In the hands OF
the rovolutonsts, including the Cbinchas Business
at complete stanfstil throughout the country.
From Central America the intelligence has just reached
that the cx-Prosdent of Salvador, General BaTrios
has been shot by order Of that government for his
pcction In tn late revolution Barrios ntel-
gent liberal man. and great friend Of foreigners. His
death Is generally regretted and doubt will lead TO
revolution In salvafor Earrios lad been arrested in
Nicaragua and handed to Salvador express
broken as soon he entered the country Mica
ragua very indignant at the breach OF faith, and Is
about to demand satiafact The other Central Amer
can states are at present tranquil.