New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
FrOn Panama.



PANAMA. April lG, l-65.
Since the departure of The last United states
mail from this Isihmus. sth inst nothing worthy Of
note has occurred ~ political mattcrs. The uslt.
amount Of idle rumofs aJOut fresh outbreaks ana up
Irsincs so common IN revolutionary times, have been
locating about keeping the tmid in constant state OF
suspense aud uneasncss but barring these idle orlc',
nohnc las taken place 20 mar the quiet o. out city aLa
lneghbOIhoOd. Tie new Government seems 10 DE pro.
crossing svoraby aud no opposition hos ~ iar been
manifested Owald il, bat in these unsettled countries
IL il Is impossible 10 tell Lat day may bring forth
Tie steamer Guatemala, from Central American
ports arrived here Yesterday. HE principal item ".
news which Size brings s TIE expected deaih o. Gen
Carfera President oil Guatemf1. EAo Tor ,eyclai Wcrl
past has been very low from uncomfortable dyseaiciy,
and nj last ds es April = at the point OF doaih
NO lOpe whatever was entertained Oi h' recovery. IN
occoutt u CaTrera's previous condition, tie Govern
meut OF Guatemala has been In state OF gfea, alarm
ard anxiety well knowing that cflss long ior-eeo
must occur WLes CaITeIa ceased - exist.
The thing most to De dreaded was ~ uprising oil the
Indians who heretofore have looked upon CaIcra win
la SupertitiOu- awe. lie wac president Tor ne WIN
mower 10 name hi successor i Is understood Tint Joe
has named Con Cerna. late Governor OF Caiqrimula
This is sa!d 10 be quite agreeable TO tie existing admin
istIatiOn.
! In salvador great anxiety also prevailed o. account
|of Carreras illness. il is 90 him that DucDss = u
ldebted for lis position President Of Salvador The
announcement OF CarTeras death would, n was found,
be e signal i0r Tic Liberals % Tse again Gnd nr Cen
Bal0s 10 his claims 20 tho presidential char Of
The Republic. i.om which fol gl,e3n months pat be
Nicaragua shares the s1Hicty o. her sister republics
GuA,ema and Salvador and il !, believed the first out.
break " II occur within her borders
In Honduras Everything was quiet on thu LIT OF
April The President had issued a decree OF non
intercourse with Costa Eca, on the grounds that The
latter had afforded an asylum 20 Gen. Barlos The
relations OF Honduras with Salyado! and Guaicmlla
forced her into this move.
A destructive lire occurred OF Chinendega. Nicara-
cua On the 3ls OF March. the premises of Messrs.
Fitzgerald g. Htssey, which resulted in the total de
sructOn OF their extensive establishment consisting Of
mill cotton gin aud cOttonpress together with
large amount OF cotton and some eight or ten small ma
tive houses. The loss is estimated at between $4,000
and $4,000.
CoTToS-In Salvador the crops has turned out much
better than was anticipated aud large quantities
living NJ the different ports ready for shipment. In
Nicaragua the price has fallen very much
The bark Idaho arrived at Aspnwa on the 9th inst
and the brig Bogota on the 18th inst. both from New.
York. and belonging to the Pacific Railroad Co.
The United States flag ship Lane aster sailed from
this pot for Central America and san Francisco the
9TH inst The United States gunboat Waterec double
ender Capt Murray, arrived here from the coast Of
Mexico. on the 9th inst.
Nothing later has been received from the interior
from the South coast