The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14

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Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, Dec. 4, 1865
SOUTH AMERICA
Tie Pacific Steam Navigation Company steamer Peru,
captain Hail. from Callao and ports intermediate, ar
rived on the 2sh utimo having left the former port
she 2lst She brings no mails from Chile Dates from
Chile 10 the 18th ut had been received at Lima The
Spanish blockadirg squadron had been fully supplied
with provisions, Of which they were much IN need, by
Abe timely arrival Of transport
The revolutionary forces in this republic again
contact Cobija was carried by storm the It'll ut
with considerable LOSE including the Governor Of the
atty Arguedas It Is expected, will be able TO reinforce
ms partsans in the South that they may copo with
Magarejo, who occupies Potosi with fifteen hundred
troops
Although the new government Of Peru is endeavoring
70 order of chaos still II very evident that
the trouble very far from being over The now Cab
cisco J. Aarategu; Foreign Relations, !. NJ La Puento;
War Colonel J. Bata; Treasury. T. vivero Justice, j.
Besam Rome and the United States, and the
sonsus at London, Liverpool, Southampton, Paris
Hayre, harssilies Nantes, Antwerp Genoa Lisbon New
York Caracas and Macaw, have been removed Besides
shis the President has issued decree In which he
ys that all OF the late government officials from tho
President down the lowest officials OF the Custom
House, be tried for their msdceds Considerable
energy displayed toward tho restoration Of order and
eenmerco 10 being resumed with increased activity.
Late letters from Peru acge that the Spanish MINISTER
bad asked tho government whether the late treaty
~ made by Pezet would be conformed, and had given
notice that II affirmative not received in
% many hours the Numanca (ron-clad frgate) would
proceed to the Chncha Islands and again take possession
l,a1o
mp when the Peru sailed and that accordingly sup
poeed negative answer had arrived from the capital
From other authorities have it that there is truth
these Whatever that in all probability tho
government will confirm the acts Of the old, fur
Tho commander q Ariqupa the strongest point and
city Of tie republic still holds aloof from joining hands
with Canseco until his policy with Spain Is determined
sary, declared and carried against Span; for
he Justly says "Chile in trouble and at war with
Spain Of her desire TO assist Peru and IL would
10 the dastary conduct at tins time TO desert her
and leave the burden Of war 70 be born entirely upon
successful accustomed by The treaty with Span, aud
s rs main owing 10 the fact that the first thn
annulllng Il, matter VIVA. the result
might bo n Cause o does other then he has always
promised he would do and continues tho peace, then II
viii b, Imposs bio for tranquility TO continue, and
another revolution must take place unless the people
decline further Ghting through entire exhaustion. The
treaty entered into by the American Congrcfs, VIII CHI
declares the foreign enemy OF republic TO DO the
enemy Of another obges Peru 20 take active part
demand was made by President Canseco upon the
British Charge Mt Lima Tor the persons q. cxPreSOcnt
Pezc and ohcrs who had sought the protection Of tho
British flag by going on board one OF the British men
owar In the harbor on tho ground tnat not only were
they guilty Of high treason but also or thsf and murder
consequently not entitled to the proee ton Of
neutral Tag but the parties had already sailed from
Calao In the English steam sloop ofwar Mutine for
Panama, this ended the matter
Necessarily much time mus olapse before there can
matters that be gotten nd Of in
Day o month.
the new ministers from the United States toperu and
hnve lin
receptions and the appointment OF tho latter Santiago
with ms open and ayowed opposition 70 foreign ntcric
in tho affairs " the OF America, IL looked
upon here as being peculiarly significant especially at
she present time.
pbe Panama Railroad Company's steamship narkeIs.
borg, Captain Boroditch, from ports in Central America,
arrived here on the evening OF November 20
The by this arrival Is Of little importance, politi
cal matters being quiet with fair prospects Of remaining
Tho cotton crop in Nicaragua bids far for large YIELD
n not injured an last year by the worm.
No American vessels are reported ar being on the
ecast
THE INTERIOR
We have later adviccs from Bogoa and other points Of
the interior The insurgents have unsuccessful
all their efforts tho supremacy OF the government has
been restored, and quiet will shortly prevail.
The telegraph In course Of erection from Bogo'n to
abe Aagdassna river has been partially opened
BANANA
wo in the midst Of tho celebration Of inde.
Dsudence OF the lshmus The ffs lasts fcuf days which
are given up 10 drinking, horn racing, bull batting
.Asquerading and having good time generally after
An amnesty has been declared by the President Of
state which Includes all those who connected with
Who nave sui ~ nv
Certain very important sanitary regulations have been
establrhed BY the government IN Wow OF the rapid
strides OK the ch0iera In tins direction and II is 10 be
hoped thai they VIII be- carried with srictncs for
seey may DO needed, should the ecourge come by the
population Of Panama especially among no lower
srdcr The wretchsdncss and here arc beyond es,-
mate and when you consider that there IN no hospital
ur rpoor md uecdv
idea DO formed OF the sad havoc The cholera will
make
Tho steamship Baltic Captain Homer from New York
the 21s andpuarantne the 22d uit, reached As
plnwal at eight J. N. the 30th Her mails and pas
sengers crossed the morning, embarked
board Ne steamship Sacramento, aud sailed tho
so,st mails ma nsss,nrcrs connected with the aeamer
Peru that sailed December2
Tho English steam sIoop-of war Mutine having ~
President pas number f other fugitives board
arrived the seth ult The fugvcs left FOR ST.
Naxarc, France, by the French steamer from Aspnwsll
The United states steamer wste,ce, Commander v
Murray arrived at Valparaiso The oh OF November,
snd israned there 10 company with the ~ harys and
sohongo.
Tho Untad States ship cyaue still RENAME in this
tsfhlr
rnR ~ sickness Of any kInd worth speaking Of
rymptems Of the dry season becoming manifest and
and fresh broe1es CANNOT he dcierrcd yery sn,g
THO pasfage o. the United States troops across tho
'rhus-apner lot having arrived by the Ba'tc-s DO.
sonng 90 common that il ceases 10 create COT Of
sny Kind
The steamship Constitution Captain rarrsworth from
far hrsnclsco on the 18th u arrived here the k1or
sn ~ sne "a The Baltic bong ready 10 receive tho
eassngcn, they have been detained here until tune 10
sad them over The road, remaining ON board chip
lsefe nambcr however, have been ashore which has
done senskhng 20 enhyen Panama
The Constitution LETT Acapulco on the night Of the 2sth
ait asd while 10 the harbor the passengers had an or
porty OF with eesing fight between the outposts Of
5he Imperial fovceg and the advance OF Alvarez wces
The firing wae quito brisk, ana bad occurred on Kwo
previous nghts also Alvarez doubtless Of waiting
90 fee what ihs enemy y made Of and tho imperial