, 1865-07-25

NEW TcnK. July II The steamer O:eau Queen
has srr.yed from Asptnwalt, aud brings important
nrws. Al Gragaqut, Ecnstor. The President,
Eafeia nm, setz:d a. English steamer OF The
drove the officers and crew ashore al the point Of
tho eaYo1et, aud placed troops and munitions OF
war aboard 4nd started for the mouth Of the river,
vessels se5zed from the Government. He ran iuto
one Of tatse steamers. cutting her Am!dships to
the waters edge, and sinking hsI. Alter = short
o1 Tic people aboard, including tie Il iesder,
Urbius, laakiug their ekcape Into IT, wo9js. Tho
prisoners we're brought to Gusysqullt, and twen-
reno stated Tor Tumbes, where he expected to
capture more victims. Itso, they shared ei.ui.
lar fate. Afaer his return to GusyaQutll, the
who received her under protest, AID got Il ths
same time &to.t0o for tbs three days services Of
tie vessel. Tho selzaro t. still an open question.
pany 1t cal!ao The Presidea, holds that under
some cd law fpoken Of BY Va'tel. h. had right
10 take tie vesse'. and the British Consul Hp-
peareo to sgtec With him.
wapce arrived at Panama With ne~e from C1l.oe
to the 6lh. Tht Eehellion IN Perm sprears to gam
sroutd. On the 5sa bloody encaeem:nt oc-
1ru GUt0 government troops, in which the latter
were suceesrial. taktpg pritonsrs 1Go men and Is
officers. beside the Killed.
board the Dig tbip AmAzouss, hlock.dne ofca.
The nusiDceIs gained po session or he -hip 10
der direction o. The officers 0! The deck. The
atttrrar1s hnnged from a yerd.nkn: The mutt,
| neers afterwards decoyed the Captain Of the
Anerca On board ano cspturtd hiA vessel. This
Il the SKIP 1eeenu{ sent out from England. Tdry
n.zt with only tso vcs,e's Of real service.
Chiii Is stili IN tsonble with Spain.
pe1 Il !mprosing; nitrate arn a1d s1vanciag.
FI00 Central Ac3trc1 We hear OF the capture
q e1.Presd.At Bartloe, Of Salvador, who len
e n 1
vsr in Sa,vsdor. un stachieg Fonseres, however,
be found his party BEATEN and dspoeed cf. lie
70 tsnsn, but ,!roFe { of shsqp:
Na' Obliged 10 run into Reale]o. where tho vessel
~ es.h estsd ss aud ~ eoaasd m3de Ps,'onels:
H. w E5ssss nanasa
tumus.1y shot. The schooner Is Ecu1torisl
built but beng bought by natursltzet Amer cans.
and hasstE ps0tnn:d p1pess IRON tic uattcd
c.Ened she Is entitled 70 American protection.
The authorities sstztd her IN The er ,un. that
she had no legal maritime papers; that the ps-
tie c1nkpl At Panama, attached to tn Of tbs do:-
umenls. we're n .au entirely dlfsrect hand
Wiling, ard th4t The vessel had cons7aband Of
~nleh th= United States Contnl At Realijo coin.
{ dcd, ant IN ecLseq1sncs refused to scxuow edge
cabt. Lssta OF hia Tesfel al entitled 70 Ra5 pFo-
AEl&QUs
The Fourth Of Ju'y wis beconinsly celebrated
In Panana and Asptnw&ll.
j tisHht khock Of an eatthQuake Was felt At
Panama IN the 1a,n, doing no rarm,
The RH.u'h ship fnterc tuld Wac Wftckn1 in
fhT, 1871 OF 0eEtft Leland, when eight days ont
IEem Mesbcasnr. for Cal14o. six Of tns crew
Ecre oroEutd and zluetstn ptraons sared. ~
uct1x the Captain. All tho provfsIous eecaeei
were tOur pounds Of hread aud three pon1ds Of
pork. They rena1ed on the inland year and
len days. hvinc on shell. Dab AID .oots. ono BY
one dying Until meme wete left but the Captain,
Mate aud tae sailor. At last the Julian, ftum
China 0r Gallo, stepped at tbs island, in 1s1ly
Condition. and tescued than. C4pt. 0Alsasn his
tttlsed al P.nsma.
ihe ship Advance a1rtTed at Panama from New
York