The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-15

The steamship Ocean Queen Captain seabury, arrived
at this port yesterday, from Aspnwall tho 9th INST
with the California passengers that left San Francisco
! the 23d ut, and the following specie list
A. p. s. 8 Co. 1885 w. II. l. +. u. Taylor so $40
J. H. Coghill. 500 Strauss Bros Co.. "a os0
A. RoscnbaumHCo Is $50 Dunc'n, shern n&Co so oal
H. Cohn Il Co... 33 26o Wells Fargo & Co. 40, s7a
order ............. lL70o -
Total. $3.50, 5l9
BY this arrival have late and interesting from
the Pacific which will DO found in the letters OF
respondents at Lima and Panama
We under obligations To Purser Perkins, Of tho
Ocean Queon for prompt delivery OF correspondence and
late papers
Our Panama correspondence.
PANAMA, Jan. 9, 1865
SOUTH AaERioA
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Chile Captain Sivi R. N. H. arrived tho 4th instant
from Valparaiso and intermediate ports with two thou
sand tons of cargo tho largest brought in weasel
from the South Coast Hor dates arc:-vaparas So 17h
Coquimbo 18th; Caldcra, 1911; Cobja, 2lst; iq,quc,
ed Isiay 23l; Piscc 18th; Calao 2Sth apd rayta,
3ls
am under obligations to Purser Stua.t Of the Chile
FOR full reports and prompt delivery Of thu H@sALBs
South Coast correspondence.
Tho from the South Coast by this arrival Is very
IN
At the the Peruvian trouble is taking; tie press
appears be onragcd that Peru did not take advantage
OF the destruction OF tho Spanish frigate Traso
tack tho squadron OF Pareja and say that nowshe re
forcements having arrived-t will BIO folly to attempt
anything but diplomacy order - arrange the trouble
Although the HERALD correspondent at Lima does not
speak confidently Of peace being the result OF tho
gotiations still going on, there others who say
that the trouble will be over, and amicable
relations established between Spain and
Peru. IT Tempo (scmofciaD says in its Of the
9th OF December a. follows:There the st pro-
missing hopes for the establishment OF tn, former
friendly relations between Spain and PERI This is the
impression prevailing in Lima at the close OF the mail
From Ecuador We have nothing worth recording. The
repabo Is at peace, and the authorities shooting
those who tho rngesde in the late revolutionary
movement
Tho United States steam sio0p Of war Narragansctt
Commander Woodwork arrived at Valparaiso December
o and sailed December is for New York Montevideo
and Rio JanoirV.
CHILE.
Now that the reinfocemens for the Spanish squadron
have arrived the Chnchas consisting OF three heavy
frgates-ths Bcrengrcla Blanca and Villa do
adrd-the latter sai to be the most magnificent vessel
that has been Ia the Pacific 0cean--thc
Chilcsos appear TO he much disguised that Peru did
take advantage OF tho destruction OF the spanish fae
Trunfo to attack tho remaining vessels and rush into
This is singular, when consider that IL such
war nau commenced Cnie wound nave Deen, sooner or
later compelled TO take an active part therein which
would have thrown her back many years In the rapid
progress shc is now making towards very high
position among the nations OF the earth On
this matter the Mercio OF Valparaiso says: prom the
news broush, by the former steamer Of the conagra
ton OF the Sensh Trsnfo and President Pezets prom
isc that the Peruvian squadron should fight the
2sth Of last month, every one hoped that this last
would bring accounts OF engagement In which
their superiority in numbers and material 4 given vic
tory TO the Peruyians hut immense tho surprise
when, on the arrival OF the SO impatiently expected
ste nmp hat fha md 0f the
Perv squadron had declared their stenet inadequate
to attack the spaniards The universal conviction
inspired by the President Of Peru, and, notwhhstand
ing that the tidngs OF the burning of the Trunfo
rived shortly aitor the shameful conviction OF the ina
biy Of an American republic to attack two Spanish
war; after seven months OF eternal preparations,
OF interchangeable iron plating and wanton expenditure,
remained unretracted Furnished with the declaration
Of tho commanders Of its squadron, the Peruvian gov
eminent represented 10 the American Congress sitting
Lima that risk attack upon the Spanish squadron
even reduced 1t by disaster was 70 expose the
Peruvian navy four times superior In strength TO the
most certain ruin Thercupon the American Congress
answered. Peru had better leave lighting alone" The
only reply that could be given after such statement
Thus the hopes cherished by several nations that Peru
cusclcss invasion have faded away and left not track
behind" This paragraph shows plainly that the Mey
oc, speaking for It's party In Chile although II IN many
time spoilng for nght and anxious TO the entire
coast thrown into uproar by which would have,
from necessity involved all the republics am rcjoced
that hopes appear doomed IN Disappointment not only
for the well being Of Peru but for the common good Of
the continent
very strong memorial has been presented to the
government Of Chile by sthe merchants Of Valparaiso
against the tariff setting forth It's injury 70 the COM
mercia interests OF the country In very strong terms.
The President has received the document In very proper
manner and desires the merchants 10 point out the OBJ
jccsionable portions OF the newpaw, SO that IL may be
amended provided the alterations do not in any way
tend interfere with tho in the revenue 10.
tended TO be had BY the passage OF the bill
Several proposals for lines Of railways have been
made, which held under consideration, Il being
time TO decide such questions while there Ia a prospect
remaining OF the resources OF the country being required
TO commence and maintain hosties with o strong for
e'gn Power a.,. ., a.. ~ ,n
dred thousand dollars have been opened the bids reached
nearly half million beyond the amount required speak
well for the confidence Of the people in their govern
ment
little movement except for grain and -FOUR which
| active. Transactions In copper we're limited Some
small lots we're sold In Valparaiso as 900 qun
tails SIT 31k, 800 quinals at SIT Is and lastly, 100
quintas at $l7, all free on board 900 quinals In
Guayacan disposed Of private terms The
ket closes with downward tendency
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Tho Panama Railroad Company's steamship Salvador
Captain Douglas from ports In Central America arrived
her anchorage the Goth ult She brings the fol.
lowing cargo for New York Five hundred and eighty
six hdes thirty three indigo eighteen ceroons
OF cochnea six bales OF cotton three bales deer SKINS
two bales Of India rubber aud one bale Of chocolate
There favorable advices from the cotton
crop than received per steamer Guatemala The coffee
crop Of Guatemala s Of fine quality and will be largo
Cochnsal promises favoraby In Salvador the cleo
ton for President had resulted an immense majority
for Duenas the present incumbent thus showing but
poor prospects for Banos being succcssu In creating
Johnson alias Bradshaw and his gang Of pirates still
remain upon the coast evidently waiting for something
turn up" They have no dcub. been coSn'snsnced
pe and the report OF Admiral Pearson respecting the
sympathy shown BY the OF Salvador 70 those
oas sovssn@sot sSov,d ana on, vh". pss~s nv suoS