New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-13
PANAMA. March 4. 1866.


PANAMA. March T. 1866.
The steamer Payta, Capt King, from Callao
and intermediate ports arrived here on the 2sth alt
She brings dates frcm Valparaiso to the 10Th, from
Caao to the Goth. and from Guayaqui, Ecuador to the
Path of Feb The intelligence received from the South
Pacific coast is meagcf. and embraces nothing which
throws much light upon the movements OF either bel
! Mgerent.
Chill.
Only two of the Spanish Feet OF vessels remained at
anchor Immediately in front Of Valparaiso, but two or
three other ships we're cruising around the en-
trance to the bay The balance Of the squadron had
candastnev left for parts unknown. II j. thought by
many that the missing vessels will soon appear at the
Chincha Islands and take possession OF Them IN accord
ance with instructions from Commodore Nunez
Nothing further has been heard from the allied hee
The Valparaiso papers only surmisc its whereabouts
PERU.
With the exception OF the failure Of the principal
banking COMPANY of Lima there il absolutely nothing
10 communicate nom Peru. The bank known a. tne
La ProsiGencia has Suspended payment on account
Of the rascaity Of OF the principal men engaged IN
the concern A large of money ~ involved IN the
ruin and consequently most intense degree OF excite
manifested wherever the notes OF the bank are
held
That the Republic % Ecuador has Joined the alliance
against Spain Is now a confirmed fact. Tbongn per.
hans not 80 wealthy as hef sister Kepgblcs Peru and
Chill she will least be able 10 send 70 sea two vessels
| of considerable size and power
me Andes of Guayaqu publishes the ful particulars
of the treaty From multitude OF official documents
select the following exact copy OF the agreement De
/ tween the three commissioner
| In the CITY of Quito Capital Of the Republic Of
Ecuador on the JJlh day Of the month o. Jauulry IN
the wear Of our Lord sh6 met together ia The Once oil
the Most l., client ~ Don Manuel Brstamnnte. MN
lister Of Foreign Affairs. and by his n'itiion -. we
Most Excellent Don Jose LUIS Quihoaes Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Penpoieninry ~ Feru ana W 9
Hon. Don. jose Nicolas liurtado. Charge dAfhres OF
| Chill with tie important object OF consolidating the
union and alliance 81 their respective Govegnmens IN
the war against Spain. His ENcehency Sr Buslamante
invested with fall authority aad suciehi il'I lciiohs
declared 81 full length. mat the 1o'cIhmeni
and ueople OF Ecuador considered The cause O! CLl
a. cininoni,y American. that the community o inter
es,s should not allow Chill % encounter TIE stfus
Gle without the assistance Of her listers the other
! kepubics OF the Continent. that considering the
unjust aggression 81 Spain against Clsi 49, mel-
ace 10 tie honor dignity and night Of that Republic
and OF oil the others south America. II became ihe
duty Of all Of then 70 ulite thelf oices sll eas II
order to defend their sovereignty and independence
which they had known ho" 70 conquer "Aeh u4' ~
IN the war Of their political emancipation ana that
finally he proclaimed In TIE name OF his Government
and II the people Of Ecuador tie union and alliance OF
| the Republics. Ecuador Peru and CAlll Inc hOst
TxceUert the Minister 81 Peru and the Honorable
Charge dAiifes Of Chill responding 10 The noble pat
riotc and American sentiments Of HIS Most Excellent
Minister Bustamante. expressed their own ~ kindred
snrit In conseguence OF oil already slated. their TX
\ celencies the Minister and the Honorable Charge
d'Afaires definitely agree that the helubhc Of Ecua-
5or from date hereof form alliance offensive and de-
ensive with those Of Chill and Peru and AT makes
common cause with tie said Republics IN TIE war which
they are at present sustaining against spain Finally
they agree 10 give this Protocol permanent and dehn
tive character that lis elects may mMediAio'! DC
| felt.
In faith whereof the Ministers signed and sealed with
their respective seals three copies OF ike tenor and
with one sole object before the undcrtGned, Assist
ant Secretary OF Foreign Affairs Peruvian Secretary
OF Legation aud Atiach6 of the Chilian Legation
| H. : MANUEL BU5IAMANTE.
! In j. j.. QCsOSEs
| I, j. NICOLAS HURTADO.
Juan Leon Mera. Assistant Secretary Of Foreign
| Affairs jose Manuel Suarez Peruvian Secretary OF
legation Eusebo Lsrrn' Attacle oil The ohiiiah Le
AS soon as the foregoing document was approved BY
the higher authorities the following note was addressed
TO the Spanish minister; o.. ,,L ,,ee
The undersigned Minister Of Foreign Affairs FOR the
Republic Of Ecuador, addresses himself 90 the .hafse
n flares of Her Most Catholic Majesty. and begs TO
nfnrtn him that he has signed with HIS Erceeney the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienpotentiary OF
Peru and the Charge dAfalres 0. tlil solemn com
nact Of alliance offensive and defensive 10 vew OF the
I war now being waged between those Republics ana
Spain and consequently that the Goyornnehi oil thls
Reuubc actuated by the most powerful OF reasons mas
assumed the character OF begefent In regard TO That
With sentiments of appreciation and profound con-
! tdars,iop &c SC MANUEL BusIAMASTE.
To the Charge AHhires oi He' 0ios' ou'o''0 J'''
i Tbis nolite notice TO quit will be Immediately
i obeved by the unfortunate Minister
The Governor Of Quay aqull has been ordered 10 win
hold All supplies Of whatever kind. from the Spanish
ships. -
The steamship Paea has just arrived from the mining
aistrcts of BnrbacOOz and Iumaco She brings about
| Sqn 600 in cold dust, beside considerable amount
| wbicb ia carried privately by her passengers
Accounts of the mines are very favorable
Nv the arrival Of the steamship Solcnt, from Cariha
| cana we have later news from BOgOta Congress has
7 ae,ganized by electing the following officers
SenNte-Manue de T. Qujanc, President; Raphael
uendols Vice President. Nnrciso Cadena, Secretary
Honses Emigdio Palan. President; Anbal Currea
II Vice. President; Emiliano Restrepo Secretary.
| CENTRAL AMERICA.
The news Of the fortnight embraces nothing OF I'M
,or,snce President Daeues OF Salvador has taken
M" himself a rib Severe shocks Of earthquake coh
Gnn.d 10 be felt III Nicaragua. The people were
,sstI, alarmed thereat. and were abandoning tbeii
houses and sleeping IN the open ar
The steamer Uncle Sam. which referred TO In my
Ia, Latter was since allowed TO proceed to sea; hei
n,sncrs giving a bond that neither ship nor cargo
oouid no sold 10 either belgerent Ills BOND now
ever does not prevent the capture oil the 'eSse W
'D 1nr 400 miners for Barbados arrived per tht
steamer Golden City this morning.
-. Meth Caroliun Legislature.