The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, June 10, 1898.
The steamship Salvador Captain Rathbup, from ports
In Central America arrived the morning Of tie 3st
u but too late 70 enable get her newsl me for
the Costa Rca
or course all anxiety 70 hear Of the progress
Of the revolution Salvador expecting learn that the
revolutionary party had been successful and that the
Baios party had completely overhrown their enemies
and were surprised TO learn that further progcss had
BEEN mads than reported BY the Parksburs via: that
San Miguel and Ia Union were alone In the hands Of the
The government 10 endeavoring 70 do what Il can 70
Oppose the movement BY ssssmbing the troops but u
supply OF that very necessary article called gun
powder The Barros party 10 waiting for its chief TO
arrive from psn.m. % lead them .sa na'm.sn = &c =
think tho movement may fall through.
Business yet not much Affected but merchants are
gains the upper hand and that very soon, trade will BE-
come In Q measure disarsnged
PANAMA..
me passengers from the America Opposition steamsr
shore ovcrcrowdsd ship Consequently the city
has presented lively appearance.
We much shocked 70 learn, when the Sacramento
arrived Of the death OF j. Rowland Boil ESQ, late United
States naval sorekeeper and agent OF Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express at this place M Bell WAS at
turn 10 The isthmus from . visit home The
disease soon assumed an aggravated FORM and change
Of climate decided upon the only chance OF saw
ing his life. II was too late, however he sank rapidly
after being removed to ths steamship Golden City, and
died the 10Th ut the day before she arrived At Aca
pulco, where his remains were Inferred
II will not be out Of place In connection with the death
OF Mr. Bell 10 speak good word for the gentleman who
has been acting FOR him agent OF Wells Fargo Co,
MT hcNder lam perfectly safe n saying 'hs. the
joiced II the Express Company will confirm him In his
present position for obligng disposition pleasans
smnently NJ him for place 70 responsible.
Tho United states steamer Wateres remained on the
cosst Of Central America
Al mutny occurred the morning of the Id Inst. on
hoard the Peruvian man-ofwar steamer sanhaca while
her commander on visit 70 Aspinwall The
mutincers got possession Of the vessel and then got
stsa with tho intention Of attempting the capture "
the Peruvian brig Gusc on board OF which vessel
General Castillo 10 prisoner but tho officers Of the lat
ter vessel being on The Alert TxsH % s,ssnss hs s. o. ~ @ s
Cyane and Fanaoncs took her In tow and anchored her
between the two vessels where sho was safe. Just
before the boats took hold OF the 0uise the Sachaca
shots her neither took effect Ater the
brig safe the steamer went alongside OF the Frank
Flint American coal ship, for the purpose Of taking
the city, word was at once sent OF not 70 deliver
any Consequently, the mutneers found thcm-
selves In possession Of the vessel, but with only
six hours steaming At this point the affair rested until
the captain arrived from Aspnwal about eleven o'clock
the same morning. he immediately went on, and after
persuasive powers with effect permitted reach tho
deck This AL he wanted for with the assistance OF
the In the boat with him he regained posses
Of his vessel and secured the rngeaders who were
soundy thrashed, and the officers who with them
in the plot being confined In double hons In VIII ch posi-
ton they remained until they arrived ashore.
Tho detention the isthmus OF tho opposition pas
sengers caused by the arrival Of the Golden Rule
has caused much grumbing and hard swearing among
them II is 10 say the least Of tt most annoying and
must be any hing but profitable Tor the Transit Comya yany
al whose eApense they Az maintained