The New York herald., 1865-05-06

! cannot see why the Consul OF the United States a
Aslanwaii should make q requisition for OF
tect American interests there when he considers
those interests OF so Little as scarcely ever 10 bt
srsps ,nsss eaSep Sn steamer days give them bis
Georgia, II tne same state Of affairs continue for
tho past eighteen months wii in an emergency
have 70 hold Official Intercourse with this faithful sotivs
and energetic Consul by Of the telegraph Pana-
ma; LOT ~ Ihe alter paoe, twenty days out Of the
being, ~ the government expects and requires al his
place OF sness guarding those ineresta which no
soers .ne presence Of man-ow war necessary to aid in
The steamship Costa Rica Captain Tinklopaugh, from
New YORK on the 18th inst, arrived Aspinwa the
the next morning. were ON board the ST. am
ship Golden Age aud sailed tho afternoon for san
The most news looked FOR by this arrival were ths
detals OF ne capture OF Rchmond but when it was
rsnasrsa tha' tS e with his whole army had sur
States ship Cyene fired salute 1T the odd On
the same day permission obtained from the govern
ment, ana saiuses woro fred shore by loyal citizens
residing In Panama aud in the evening the Plaza was
orisn'y naias illuminated by bOnaros rockets. Roman
Although the war may DO considered az ended fear
the news VIII not reach the Shenandoah to pre-
please hurry up your fast steamers Mr wellss for the
racnc ocean wants them badly war peace
THE PANAMA RAILRoAD CONTRACT
Tne Following Is translation from tho Mercantile
C1onic@ OF 24t Inst giving the main points OF the
contract between the Panama Railroad Company and
the government OF Colombia. Somo persons here nnd
fault with BECAUSE they say it does everything for
the republic and nothing for the State; others on the
ground that II do's too much for the company; aud
others do not like because they hope to SEQ it under
the control Of some European company, not thinking
that the latter would be permted under any cir
cumstances by the government of the United states
have least doubt that one OF the now here
will oppose because has OF the company's pat
ronage In the way Of advertising &c, while the other VIII
be warm advocate OF its ratcaon because IL has ALL
The result will probably be known before the
people and papers here can say or do anything to in
huence the matter another The steamer
TO New York will probably carry the information: -
ARTICLE The United States OF Colombia comedies to the
70 t aad Iopay & .ae proPTesorsap pro- r. Eeret
orship embraces all the establishments In possession
for the use x 5s aans S''''' '' may ers' Oh ESTABLISH
Asr q The United States of Colombia promises not to
build allow to be bui without TIE consent Panama
ninety mics o s as
First TO pay s6,9oe second Issue in favor Of ne
.aa uaed .oS s' pe G c0% s sefn IN Ms Sa G Ss Of s
divided These shars % are no. and give no right
ios can name member Board of Directors aud
sslss s s
fbfd 10 eslsnd the road 10 the islands N%os C1leSra
IE sd sS M
Ss Gut q Miguel es S" az
though the canal may pass within the belt (niny lnilss
route csilsd ciidqSL a " ~ y
f" rpas publ ' TIE NE ri sf dR @lh
.sastsa and yady sesond .. as. &c places q emlarha
Ss ose suses goods trans. across the
AIT l. The Executive power Will determine the rorrna.es
to be observed the landing OF goods and he intervention
%asf Ss %
ws act s @ rasa % ss er the d.
recon Of the line OF road be found convenient for
Aar The eovernpent Of Colombia eede, to the Panama
company IL Il eaa ali The S nf .nds
required d for ports Sc Pam. ,..,.u :,
yssas; snds the o. Panama ssespd"s Certain
Ar. j? 70 % somewtst similar Q tiis old cor.rae.
lie (Coonbaj shall be conveyed per
AsT 81 The Passa Rsiosd camsny anaon. and
the claims made aud pcndn6 for tie occurrences
Our Lima Correspondence.
LIZA, April IL, 1865.
Alosmng Progress ef ne RerotHon--Eosts n the Gee.
enme@ % Quep K-Caangs Of Asntstry-Propec Of
Renewed Trouble sch Spain Should ne Revolution Sue.
coed -Co,nmerrial Matters dc.
Peace iR undoubtedly the vital question which
builds up, either the wcllbelng Of nation, the
may be- constitutes its bsne and when my country
Is afflicted with tho OF war; and that Of tho worst
kinda civil one-it necessarily forms the chief TOPIC
OF conversation in the locality aud the most important
item OF news letter; because commerce and civilized
Communication naturally shrink into dmlnuive limits
ncHccnt countcnance Of necessity, therefore, mus. be
continued tho relation Of Of the particulars Of the
revolution prcscn. spreading Ike pestllepce the
fair portions Of this country, and which may be
justly attributed to that sufficiently condemned
question with Spain, which, commencing with violence,
carried with injustice and has ended with hatred
And this sentiment is apparently intense and unver
sal, 10 render notable 10 the Indifferent
spectators thus wherever spanlard from his feet makes
his appearance he is usually totally avoided treated
with supreme Indifference, except, perhaps for
soDal scowl salutes him, speaks holds
any intercourse with him. he is invited to public
entertainments and much less TO private houses whore
indeed his pcrson and feet completely ignored Tis
said that family qusrels generally the most bitter
aud perhaps this has something do with the change
that has the spirit Of the dream, which may
be added the settled conviction Of great nuzce
trased with all other foreign questions with this country
which have all had shadow OF justice on the other side
As vet there is no news of ratification by the Span
sh government OF the preliminary treaty OF peace be-
tw Peru and Spsin.
IL IL Of course usccs, talk about the folly Of war AZ
oil fully convinced OF that and yet such Is tho
condition of our poor humanity, that constantly
DUNG those things which we ought not to do
To the posaaciometo- In favor Of the revolution of
the departments OF Arcqupa TacDs Cuzco and Puno
advised per last mail, We have to add tho depart
ment OF Ayacucho, the historic OF tho last battle Of
the OF independence in South America bat although
the sentiment Is adding territory TO the movement jea
ousy aud ambition are disrnDR the chiefs lndced the
pail able want OF TO head the revolution IL every
becoming more apparent, and II is thought that
Che simple return Of General Castillo would at finish
the outbreak overturn the government In the mean
hGprisonmens and banishmeuts are the order Of
the day and many persons Of note have been arrested
within the last few days and several others from this
locality have been allowed 10 leave tie country IL In
reported that General Lopez Lavae eSrefect OF Cuzco,
IL imprisoned In Tampa hostage Coz Don Manuel |
Costas cx-MinIster Of State imprisoned In Lima. The
authorizes here evidently consider the ground they 1T
present stand anything but rock II may tsAo
the state OF military vigilance guide 10 opinion. In
deed they may well be wary Of tho dangers round,
when bere Is sympathy TO cement the union OF the
palace with the people. Nevertheless, II docs not fol-
low that the revolution will march triumphant |
TO the chicf OF the land for has TO combat very
general desire for peace and 10 IL abort Of the funds
ousite tho furtherance OF great enterprise. sevc-
have atoy appeared from the chiefs Of the
South with tho object OF procuring cash but II s very
doubtful whether they will succecd for the momcn-
ary necessitics snd certainly not 10 the extent required
In spite Of this however they organizing bat
alions assist in securing the position perhaps Of
rnarchpg the capital The government has, how
ever Anticipated this movement by nding overland,
,o iai tuellu an 10 pl ulo