New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
Correspondence 0' iN' PlyaxA. July l6. 1865.


Correspondence u 'A' PANAMA. July 10. 1865.
Since the last mail our news from the South
Pacific is Of a most sanguinary character .,. ~,
AT GuayaQuil Ecuador, the President Haicxn %
reno seized an English steamer oil the 4. D. ~. ",
loading at the port. drove the officers ana crew sno,
AT the point Of the bayonet placed troops cannon n
munitions Of on board and steamed lot tue no"
of the river where the Reyoluioniats were Vi"R ~
anchor In the vessels seized from the Cover hneI az
ran right into Of these steamers, cutting heI ni'
ships 10 the waters edge and sinking her. Any q
short engagement the others surrendered-the o"A Vi
the people on board (the leader, Urbna among ,he
nnmber) making their escape into the woods. "
rison.rs were brought 10 Quay aqui and ~ Ol then
fan,y shot in the Plaza After this Moreno started
for Tumbes where rs expected 70 capture NOR We
tims IL lie has been successful they VIII snare sn1
lar fate. after his return to uuay nqi 'no ;aI her
returned the the Captain. VINO receVed ner
under protest and got at the same time $4,000 io "a,
three DAYS service Of the vessel Inc seizure IS Fun
an omen question having been feIcrFcu 10 lhc
of the Conn ,uy If Celao. The President hOils u IL
under some old law, spoken OF by 9tteu, ne mo
right to take the vessel and the British CohSu up
peared to agree with him. -,
By the Snwanec. which arrived at this port on the
18th. we have news from CalGo 10 the Ctr. The re-
belon still holds out and appears TO gam GROUND III
! Peru. ii,
from Lima between - 40 Rebels and 5000 Govern
mcnt troops In which the latter were successful taxing
prisoners 100 mon aud - officers. beside the Anied
A few days previously mntiny broke OUT on DC ~
the flagship Amazon-s. bl0ckading the Area I'D
which the mutnoers succeeded III gaming pVssesss'Ii
Of the alp under direction Of tie officer OF tue decA
The Admired Gen. Panzc, shot IN his caOln, anu
aiterwurd hanged to the yard arm Inc muill"e rs
afterward decOyed the captain Of the America on
board and captured bis vessel This Is the snip re-,
Gently sent out from England. They aerward got the
Tumbas. leaving the Government only TWO Vessels VI
Ghili is still in trouble with Spain Business is re-
ported unusually quiet at Valparaiso Copper u I'M
proving. Wheat and -four reduced in pfee ana IN
increased demand. 49,, e....
From Central America We have little news OF interest,
beyond what relates the capture Of the exPresdent
Barrios who left here some time since, on a little
schooner expecting 10 find the party suee s'iui VINO
had reyolted In his favor In Salvador. On reaching
Fenseca however he found his party beaten and dis
persed at La Union. and endeaNored u return Dni
stroke Of lightning happening Ia shyer the asts Oh ms
lite bark they we're Obliged 70 max sAe le p o, ~
Keajo where the vessel Las been com cate1, ana az
on board made prisoners Barfios VIII proba1y DE
banded over to the Sayadoran GoyernnenI ana sum
marlly shot.
| by naturalizcd American. and having procured
papers from the United States Consul at tins poTi ana
GGaysqn, Is claimed that she Is emitted 10 AeIcal
protection. The authorities seized her on tue GROUND
that - had legal mar time papers on DOaru, anu
That the papers she had were oTgercs as tue slgnatuTe
Of the Consul at this port attached to TWO 'ne
menls were in entirely different handwriting ana thai
the vessel was laden with muskets, powder, Dali ana
other oontabard articles and had ON board suspicious
characters in all of which the United States Cons ~
ReaejO co.Dciaed. and in consequence refused 10
acknowledge either Captain LOyada or me MlnnentH
P.iaos as entitled TO any protection. Barrios was
| arrested as an enemy 10 Nicaragua and Saivador'
with which State Nicaragua has ex'radition treaties
and 60 the matter stands for further discussion and
MC,sfs. Pianos. ODarIio Go. are likely to lose Doth
| vessel and cargo.
All Is quiet on the lsihmua Tho Fourth of July was
hecOmilgly celebrated az IAnama and Aspnvall. we
had little earthquake yesto which ala no harm
Among the arrivals here ia the captain oil tho
British snip Inycrcs ult which, in May, lcOi. was
wrecked on IA deser, Island. when eight days OUT
from Melbourne "a CallGo. Sir OF the crew
were drowned at the time. and nineteen
including CAPT Dasnmo. saved All the provisions Sc
cured wore pounds Of bread and three pounds OF
pork They remained o. the island one year and zen
DAYS living shei-nsh aud roots. one by one dying
until none we're let but tie captain mate and one
sailor. At length tie Julian. for China TO Cellao,
stopped at the Island IN oaky condition, and rescued
them.
The American built ship Advance, carrying British
flag reached this port the 18th, being 2D Gays on
tie passage from NewYork. She put into Falkland
Islands for repairs.
| Thirtv.thrce large seagoing steamers OF gross
unnago Of o. 600 regularly engaged 10 tho radcoi
| this Isthinus and others are soon 10 be added
! The steamer Ocean Queen 10 days and hours rom
Sew York. arrived at AspnwaIi on the llth.