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

UTIHETTE
cotton, sugar. coffee cochinea hides and silver ORE
GUATEMALA-Gen. Cerna had been duly installed
into Office and was hailed by the people as President
that would provide for their interests and welfare.
grand banquet given by the Consul General OF the
Pontfca States the 10th of July in honor OF
the Nuncio. Tho finances of Guatemala are reported
be unsatisfactory, the loan ordered last year to be
raised in England not yet having been taken up
SAN SALvADoR.-Ex-P President Barrios, who was de-
liyered over to the authorities of San Salvador upon
condition that in his trial for treason the death penn
should not be resored to- left the port OF La LDertad
the 18th Of July for the capital where he is now
confined in dark dungeon, chained down TO the moor.
large force oftho troops formed his escort from LID
ertad TO Salvador the capital His beautiful and to
ented wife longer render him aid and Is SAID 10
be in deep distress for the fate OF her husband Inc
Governor of the Department ofLberad Senior Jose LO
PEI is getting together samples OF the productions Oh
the country within his Jurisdiction which he proposes
TO send TO the Industrial Exhibition TO be held III
France in ls67.
HoYDURAs.-The instruction at blanche, which at
one time threatened to become formidable has been
suppressed. the leader Of the RcyoutloDsts having
been captured and sentenced TO be shot The people
now appear TO be busy engaged in their agricultural
pursuits Recent discoveries Of silver ore IN the noun
famous districts establish the fact that Honduras pos
large mineral resources which only require cap
tai and experienced miners to develop.
COSTA RIcA-At the present time the approaching
Presidential election appears TO ABSORB the attention
Of the people Of this Republic Congress has re-
Gently passed bin approprating a large amount OF
money 10 aid the introduction OF European Immigrants
into the country Costa Rca has rich SOIL deIlghtiul
a
There are very few colorod persons in the Republic
and great deal OF pure Spanish blood that wiz DO to
mix with. Her women are famous for their beauty
and any Yank' who wants "A handsome, good VIE
could MT 90 To better country 10 tie up his horses
Coffee Is the principal feature OF her agriculture, OF
which article she ships large caTgoes by every steamer
that comes to onr port. In commerce she IS next %
Chill and in the arts aud sciences was ahead Of ali the
other republics Of Central America
LATEE FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Since the above was written, the steamer Salvador
L - 81. Am.
most important by this arrival is the intelligence
that zen. Barros tried by the authorities Of san
Salvador convicted Of treason and sentenced to be shot
tie 18th inst. CAST Monday ms news was gwen
me by the Purser Of the steamer Salvador which vessel
stopped nj two ports in san Salvador coming down
and also Puenta Arnas, Costa lca, where the same
story told that BaTros was 10 DC shOt on tAe
18th of August"
The Peruvian Minister at Salvador. and other dis
tiugui,hed foreigners. had nterceded III Bnross DC.
half but could mitigate his fate, as The President
of san Salvador had assured them that the decision OF
the Court final The wife Of Barrios was at the
present at the capital Of Guatemala interceding IN be-
half Of her husband.
The news by this arrival from the other Central
American Republics is meager and unimportant.
LOCAL.
Owing 20 the Revolution which now disturbs DOR
guieude business of all kinds II exceedingly dull
especially applicable 20 the mercantile trade The
farmers afraid 10 visit our city or send IN their
orders. ,
few evenings since a. his Ercellency President !
Coiunle was passing the Asp!nwall Hotel young man
that was standing the corner made nsc OK some lou
language toward the President who had him put under
arrest. As Colunje moving oil, the young man /
iorkcd ap ay from Lhs officers who had him IN charge
and drew pistol on Colunle, who sprang toward MN
and dis armed him before he could lire on Inc young
man. officer IA Counjes army, has since been DIS
ssed the service.
The Second battalion Of the 18th Regiment Of [. S.
Infantry arrived Aspinwa on the 9th and sailed on
the Colorado for San Francisco the evening OF the
26th. A slight railroad accident cansed delay In |
me- over the isthmua Of four five honrs.
gK Nae OF 5 "a
$500. and n NJ ,traler Iribuae The double.
sluboai Weofce sailed hence for Calico the ?5
ne ,oopofwar cyans will soon 70 on q cruise up the
coat - be condemned b. the Government.
loaspr. wtes she vii return 10 the United states
IT, sorehip Farraieons. is under .ahss order. for the
Straits u Magellan u suPpy Government vessel. expected
ont taxing On board large amour, Of coal and
MARISR DISASTERS.
On the 18th Inst. the Royal Mail steamer that had
lust len ST. Thomas discovered to be on IRE In the
hold and was compelled Ia put back into port A large
lot II cigars DESTROYED when the fire was extln
ruishod and she continued on her voyage, bound for
ship iu distress arrived In Valparaiso on the 2sh
II july with all ler ndsts and rigging gone Sue was
loaded with cuano and bound for Liverpool and had
10 throw overheard zoo uus Of her cargo (guano) TO
right ship. The balance Of her cargo getng wei was
rendered useless The vessel is said 10 belong TO Jo
sephs A co. Of New.Iork CITY. A
HoRRID BARBARITY-THE INQUsITIoS AGAIN
ENFORCED IN PANAMA
From the Panama star.
one of The most atroc.ous pieces OF barhaiiy ever
since the dark ages II that reported To have
teeu Inflicted on SUNDAY night last sailor OF the
American schooner General Harvey. soon after the
arrival Of the vessel In port the unfortunate man was
arrested and placed In sll % witness TO prove that
the Harvey had brought Rebel troops from Beunayen
tura and landed them near Panama. The authorities
being unable get any statement TO That eject by ialr
means from the prisoner put him on the rack IA Yuei
10 force false evidence from him against the vessel and
her owner. The man says he was suspended by the
heels agd bis legs pulled apart until he Thought ne
oud be torn In two but he still maintained the truth
that no troops were brought the vessel In this way
be was tortured until his ormcntors feared that they
had carried their brutality too far aud he was Ieeased
from his fearful positon During the torture the man
retained his senses and touty defended the innocence
Of the captain and OF tie vessel Dut ON behs
set az liberty be- fell sentcess 10 the ground Inc poor
fellows legs are sadly swollen and mangied' ana TIC
could hardy move with pain.