The New York herald., 1865-05-06

Asp"a On the zotn ultimos arrived at this port yes
terday
The following is the specie list OF the Costa Rioa
H. Cohn. So 400 Order. ...... 81 7e7
Rich 4 Bro...... 5000 J. H. CoghiIl. ..... $4,000
J. l. williams, $1,000 Perez, Planas s. Har-
s. oe'a,vhe ", q 70. fi4OA ns............... V2O
Co, o,............. $4,000 Flint Hall. ....... 1000
Wells, Fargo h Co. .12a $50
Lees Waller...... G6O00 T A. 1854 2s1
BY this arrival have late and interesting news from
tho Pacific, which will bo found in the letters Of
respondents at Panama and Lima
We are under obligations to Puser Bailey Of tho Costa
R'ca, for prompt delivery Of our correspondence
Cur Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, April 20, 1sc5
SOUTH AMERICA
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Peru, Captain Boomaold from Valparaiso and interme-
date ports arrived at her anchorage ut Taboga on tho
morning Of the Goth inst Her dates are Valparaiso
April 2; Coquimbo, Cd; Cadera, 4th; Cobja 6h;
1qnquc, 9Th; africa, 7th; Isay, sth Psco and Chiucls
10th; Calac, 18th, and Psyts, 10th
am indebted to Purser Narn OF tho Peru for fvors
The news by the Peru Is highly interesting In Chile
the old subject has been revived Of demand by Spain
for an ndemnhcaton Of hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars for the sustained by her squadron
In being refused coal at Ioa the OF
Chile saw Ht to declare conraband Of war; The report
is soutly denied by the press; but where there is 30
much smoke there must be some Are, and the opinion
hero is that demand has been made, and that II will be
refused
In Peru all Is anarchy and confusion and your Lima
correspondent details the progress Of tho revolution in
the Southern Provinces and when tho Peru arrived at
Payta found that the Northern one also had de-
clarcd against Pezet This will doubtless decide
the fate Of tho latter person, and Castilla, when
he returns from his cruise will, rs a matter OF
course, become once more President Of Peru Some
say and not without good reason, that the sue
cess OF the revolutionary party will be equal to
new trouble with Spain, because the revolution was
caused by the unpopuarity Of the late settlement of
Spanish Peruvian question and that government
will refuse to carry ont tho treaty. What would Peru
gain by such an oreratonf The Chinchss viii be again
taken possession Of and held until tho money forth.
coming, and the probabilities that bombardmcn Of
one or more Of the sespors Of the republic would take
place.
From Bolivia advces state that General Belxu in ss
together with several ocers Of his Command '"0'
Later dates from Bogota give the contract be-
tween the Panama Railroad Company and the govern.
ment OF Colombia, an outline Of which will be found nj
the end Of this communication Tho present chances are
that 1t will be ratified by Congress-
CHILE.
10 Is rum0rcd that the Spanish Admiral, Parcjs will
make demand upon Chile fer indemnHcation for tho
Inconvenience sustained by his squadron, by Chile de-
saring coal contraband OF war and the Asrc.fo del
arc authorized from Official documents assert that the
rumor is false" 'The Spanish Minister has made no
gov ernments suffered any change whatever"
Notwithstanding this direct contradiction there are
many who believe the demand has been mt least hinted
at II not formally made lfspain has had the efroncry
to make such claim, she has put her foot In H. for u
will not be allowed, and she WIN find different govern.
ment and people TO deal with from those OF Perm.
The following extracts from the journal will not
be unnterestng 70 those concerned in the we'll being Of
tho republic Of Chile.
has been ordered TO b. levied throughout the
republic and the 10th Of the month has been ap
pointed for this purpose every province and district
tion Of this useful object
An important report has recently emanated from the
engineer entrusted with the tracing out OF the railway
line through the Andes proposed 70 he carried ont by
ehor Charpentier This report shows that the length OF
the actual road through the Corieras Is thirty Dne
leagues ono thousand three hundred and seventy vaas
and that the road traced out by the said engineer the
line thrtyone leagues hundred and lfty-Ave varas
Tho cost of the work will bo four hundred and fiy thou
sand dollars and the term Of execution one year
All the difficulties In tho way Of the working Of the
quicksilver mines recently discovered In this por. have
been levelled by the government Consequently, tho
cnly thing remaining to be DONE is TO tuck up
md fell 70 work The workers and spectators furnished
with due author zation by the decree Of the
already published are in tho best humor poss.blo for
,nordlng every class Of guarantees to the authorities
md n ~ scselting every Kind Of condition trial is going
cs possible. We hope II may not turn out will
,,the-wsp mirage OF hope, to fade away amidst the
bitterness Of cruel disappointment on the part Of c few
md unfccling laughter OF the many.
The market Of Valparaiso for the products OF Chile
sood DEMAND Before The arrival Of tho ,tsansr tho
sales reached 1850 quntals at $1G 25 and after 900
luintals In Valparaiso at f15 50 and 600 quintas in
iunya at the sano price oil free board and the
market remained rn at the lnst named price $10 60
when the steamer sailed.
AZ tho time the steamer sailed from Valparaiso nothing
had been heard OF tho pirate Shenandoah boing the
vicinity although II expected that her arrival the
'oast would shortly bc made known. The Is clear
her there being vessels OF in the South Pacific
Except tho old 81. Marys now on hor way 10 Caiso.
PANAMA.
When tho OF the revolution here reached tho de-
partment OF Chriqui, tho City OF David nt once pro-
nounccd against Caancha and In favor OF the new gov.
and the Project WAS unwise enough 10
place arms in the hands OF many Of those who procssod
friendship but who were tho enemies In reality OF tho
new order Of things Thcs, fellows with power In their
hands, revolted In their turn and turned the newly
made officers Of the department Such was the state Of
Affairs when the force from this place arrived in tho
vicinity OF David On entering the city the troops wore
lred upon from an ambush, and an officer and two or
hree men Killed; the fire ws returned M once and the
attacking party was routed with tho loss Of some
killed and wounded and several prisoners This ended
he matter.
In the city Of Panama we are having q little excite.
ment The government has made n forced loan OF
which believe was promptly met Ut in two cases
and tho 1.-TWO cases compelled 70 remain at the
police station under arrest until the amount demanded
Don Jose Manuel Arzo Mata, money loving and money
possessing old gentleman who Is extremely fond Of his
comfort He would not b, arrested In respectable man
ner nothing would satisfy him but being marched 10
The police station between two soldiers with drawn bayo-
ncts and when therein az vc hole as the ''back-
hole" Of Celcuttahe still fatty refused 10 ork Overt
he thousand doars, the amount he rcqur TO pun
he government. Ono night In that place, however,
,urcd him Of his stubbcnuess and he yielded payug the
AMOUNT with exceeding bad grace, although II was
but loan, ~ the authorities gracoosy choose TO term it.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The United States steamer state Of Georgia, which
tyafIa ....Il
'tand, 70 remain guardshp in that harbor During all
The time that the Alabama and Florda In the Gulf
Df Mexico vessel ofwar Of the United Saer except
ng the old Bainbrdge, at Aspnwa to guard against
raid by those bold prraeers Possibly however mono
could be spared for that duty
but the rebel Shenandoah In known 10 have been At
Melbourne, Australia In January last, with fair pros
pec OF paying our commerce In the Pa inc Ocean an ex
tended visit yet with this knowledge State Of eor
ga has arrived hcre the south and the only
vessel We know Of being on the way 's the Musccots
which has already made three unsuc essful attempts "a
reach tho Pacific.
The S. Marys guards Cur guano and whaling ceess,
aud the Cysne American interests la the bay OF huama