The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25


and interesting intelligence from the Pacific which will
be found In the letter Of our Panama correspondent
The following is the specie list Of the Ocean Queen:
9shsi!s Bro sss + Grant e.. sssss
a. Cohn Coz. 10000 Wells, Fargo Co., SO s2 2e
Uhlfelder Co..: $500 Order. .........22 4se
Co. 63I34 Total .$209, go
Our Panama Correspondenoe.
PANAMA, July 10, 1855
m SOUTH AMERICA
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Chile Captain Sivil r. N R., from Valparaiso and ports
intermediate arrived at her anchorage this harbor
the evening Of the Sd inst Her dates Valparaiso
June IT; Coqmbo, 18th; Caidera, 10th; Cobja 2lst;
Iquique 2ist; AFRICA ed Pisco 25h Callao 2sth, and
Paya LIST inst She has but three packages Of cargo for
New York.
arm again indebted TO Purser Stuart Of the Chile for
yavors.
The news by this arrival Is quite important. In Chile
according to the press, matters exceedingly quiet
Outside rumors however, say that the Spanish Admiral
Pareja had refused to recognize the arrangement made
between tho Spanish Charge at Santiago and the
government of Chile, and has called upon him TO de-
mand his passports and retire board OF the Spanish
squadron whohhe Charge has very wisely refused to
do If this has any foundation in fact strikes
tho Admiral should receive very severe rap over
the knuckles for his beligerent disposition and evident
desire to fight somebody should say that he is evinc-
Ing symptoms Of madness, and fitness for straight
Jacket rather than the command Of large squadron
,rr The Peruvian news 10 about the per last
steamerthe revolution progressing and forces muster
ang either sde ready for baltic which is TO decide
the fate of the government africa and other ports
d 10 the southwark well blockaded, and the
government hopes to succeed In bringing the rebels
70 terms routing them in battle. The next
arrival uprobably bring of active hostities;
and severe fight generally settles matters
Or another Ia Peru have definite Information as
10 how the matter is to end The United States steamer
Suwanee brings nine days later from Peru than the
Chile, and for summary see the proper head. The
utny in tho Peruvian feet and the horrible atrocities
committed board the Amazonas will find food for dis
cussion among those who advocate such dongs. ~
The revolution In Ecuador IL ended the government
being able to suppress the nsurrecton, and Garcia
Moreno has in his usual manner shot at sight large
number Of those who ventured to oppose him.
From Central America learn of the capture OF
General Baros exPresident Of Salvador who made the
foolish attempt to that republic when the late
Eevolution broke out.
What have stated in the summary of South American
news In regard to the that the Spanish Admiral
Parsa had refused to recognize the arrangement mado
by the Spanish Charge at Santiago with the
OF Chile is sucent for the present II may may
be rue hence there necessity Of discussing the
matter or borrowing trouble until hear that the
u confirmed.
Tho Congress Of Chile 10 engaged in the reform Of the
constitution OF the republic. Tho Mucuyio del Vapor
Of June 10, thus speaks Of tho matter g
Our Congress has begun occupy its,lf with ques-
Aon Of the greatest importance for this republic mas
much - II AFFECTS the base Of social cdce We refer
% the reform Of the constitutional the great chart
which has ruled the course OF people and
AVER since the year '33 Tho deputies TO Congress,
ns interpreters Of public opinion, have declared
IN continuation the discussion OF the particular articles
Cf the reform was initiated and here became apparent
aspirations Of the people may yet suffer shpwreck The
Ideas OF what reform should be varies with all the
Aes Hence a prospect OF inerminabc talk and worth
less results, perhaps ror q rgueferea nihA 81 \
Thero Is a warm discussion going on between the
Engineers who have been making reports as to the FEAST
biy Of constructing brcakwater the barbor of Val
paraiso have been for long time trying TO learn
what the plan is for from my knowledge of the harbor
had BY exp,rence, cannot see how IL is to be con-
sructcd tits but step you may say from the breaker
on the beach 10 depth Of thirty athoms-one hundred
and eighty fcctand but another step hundred and
Nifty fathoms II in depth of water such as this a
breakwattr can be constructed, capable Of anordng
shelter to the large fleet OF vessels constantly anchor
In the bay OF Valparaiso II will be triumph or engineer.
tpg skill aud advantage to the port amos, ncacu
liable. hope the plan Is feasible and that the work
The market for the produce of Chic had been very
quiet during the fortnight prior to the steamers sailing
The transactions have been on very regular scale
About the time the last steamer sailed ere was sale
Of 600 quintals at 81 o5 board, and another Of
ks0O quintals, more or less at $40 56 shore. De-
tween tho smiling OF tho last mail steamer arrival
of the next there were sales Of 500 quntas SIT lax
On board and OF various lots amounting Ia all to 900
quintas at $ld 56il shore Lately no trnnsa ton
mas boon brought 10 our notice.
No arrivals or departures Of American vessels during
tho fortnight
BOLIVIA
We hear Of revolutionary troubles in this rcpub.
DC but as yet they have not assumed sufficient mpor-
tance 10 render them worth speaking Of.
The United States steamer suwanoe. commander Paul
snlrey arr cd here on the evening Of the 18th inst
bringing dates from Callao TO the 7h inst being nine
DAYS ator than those brought by the To- The nows she
brngs rs Of the utmost importance 70 those Interested in
the Peruvian republic in tho defeat Of the
revolution now convulslng that country We learn now
Shat while powerful army Is marching from the south
tnd another from tho north, upon Lima, rendering the
prscarious and disaVrcoable one that n mutiny has
broken os, on board Of the nagship OF the Peru.
sian squadron, which ended successfully, and that,
of the heeta forty gun screw frigaie-seyera other
sessels ., ,he squadron were compelled TO surrender
America The particulars, far as we have them OF
Abs mu'iny present some terrible specaccs they are as
followsThe Amazonas, forty gun screw freatc having
Tho nag OF Admiral plnizo, bockal,ng the mort ~
africa II was on beard Of her the muny frs, broke out
The deeds of The mutneers were worthy Of savages
Thy sho tte ADMIRAL ard cthr oGce,p Gen hacked he
body IF e 70 b p e. and nei hung aim 10 he vIrd
1rm Having succeeded 10 getting possession of the
rgae, the blockade was raised the vessel seaminq on
Tor Psco On arrival there signal made for the com
handing officer Of the America to come on
board 0boying the signal not knowing what
bad occurred ho was made prisoner soon as
he reached the deck Of tho Amazonas The latter
vessel then steamed close aboard the America and or
ered her 10 surrender which order account OF dis
parity OF force at complied with, and the YES.
sol fell into the hands Of the insurgents IL s reported
also, that the steamer Tumbes had been captured.
while pozet had the feet on his side bis prospects
Merc good, and many thought he would In the end be
successful Ia putting down the rebcllion but the
base Is altered he has lost his squadron with II the
Chncha Islands He can no longer blockade the ports
u rebellion against him. and literally shut up In Lima
Iho end must come.
We hear Of terrible butchery having been com