New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
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Having gen, yoo 0 supgoue ntary dispatch on tho 9th
in consequence OF ho 9.oS u the New York have bpt
st1o 70 w,, ~ ~ tsSssaI BIT VIVA, htiN have sn"
PAEAMA CITY
Owing 70 10 pon-auival Of ice, the heath 4" tins ,lT
continues g. be yety btd, many deaths oe.uLnt "nu
much sokless prevailing. The mortality seems. now
ever, to ne slightly 90 the decrease.
Tho President of tho state Scnor il Couuso who has
bec0ab ont IN tlo interior for some tine returned during
the uast week There was no oflentau0n IN hs manner
of returning the seasof Goyoumenti "A TACT no va
before hs arrival known. He has been accused OF
sgitang The Independence or toparation &c te U' n
really more opposed 70 the movement lnan ne
being convinced ttat separation nom tho Union would DC
sure and cer.,n destruction Of IRE National independence
Of the Ishuus He Knows and feels ttat she eonld not
protect herself rom foreign aggression, ana 70 nave
stotec,orate would be sncidal.t Tho honesty OF the
present State Executive y poyerbal and ~hen ne
that be opposed 70 the movement lie ooes 10 sm
ocroly.
Ht reported here that royos-some cal 4 Ioyolu'
GOnhss broken out in David the capital OF the Province
of Chirqui. The whole movement seems 10 he oaned out
BY about % men, whose leaders entirely devoid o. repu
teton ard have been prison here In this city The affair
,s something like punder notthe main object being to
txtcr money by forced loans rom the citizens ana dpo.
pirate to Their uses The Governor Of the state h@s
sent force OF troops 70 put down the rioters; bat the
adyices that the local troops had already struck
decisive blow, capturing four prisoners and quantity OF
arms, &c. The object IN sending foEoe Of troop from
th city is 20 crush me mOSemet Of once and 10 punish
al known 20 be engaged N H.
PERU
The ARRIVAL Of the United States stcame Wateee, nom
Caao this gOrt, places In possession OF news rCm
Peru 10 july so The general intelligence IS far from lIa
portant TIE whole people were engaged II celebrating
The Anniversary of their independence The celebration
grand imposing and genera-the victory Of May
last the spanars being extra Inducements Tor Keep
The Congress was appointed 10 early next year
The dsse being fixed for the 3ls Of January 1867 The
election OF President OF ne Republic and members OF
Congress anxiousy looked for as the time is rapidly
approaching
crease Lima but in his favor The decisive action
Dictator Pra 10 in crushing the mutnous Peruvian Off
te has with general approval although the maj ortyoi
Peruyans opposed 10 Foreigners holding once An old
Jaw still exists prohibiting such appointments but under
the present Administration ell laws suspended Stl
ss Pado is permitted by provisional enactment 10 pro7de
for safety the country he II thus legally empowered
appoint American 10 the head OF the Allied sqrsrOn
and Chill has approved Of his choice of Admiral Tucker
The night wisdom of the appointment has been the
subject OF journalistic discussion the City OF Panama
the Secession sheet The Star opposing the choice
the ground OF his having been Rebel IN the united
Sa.es and the Onion paper, The ChroRice supporting
PradOs choice because he has been thoroughly educated
In the American Navyor IS years and Therefore lifted TO
take any command. Peru believes their navy VIII De Dehe-
by the appointment OF Tucker chet Naval Ohcer
but Admiral Montero Peruvian will try and breed revo-
hutton upon if he only has chance OF so slng There
NAV vet be some exciting from Peru in consequence
OF Prados decisive conduct especially whom rs known
among the offending officers that they have peen DISMISSED
the service.
1t was expected that news might have reached New
York BY overland telegraph OF the safety of the Golden
Age but great disappointment has beer felt at koWl-
edge of the failure Of the lines in their regular WORKING
thus of coarse preventing the transmission of news All
sxpecation If now based the arrival of the steamer
fom Francisco. Should she brng DO news, the de-
preston Of public spirits viii be indeed great
THE CABLE
The news of the success of the cable created quite
An excitement among the citizens OF Panama. and there Is
some talk of public celebration Of the event But the
nat,ye population ere 80 thoroughly indoen that it IS
very doubtful whether the matter Will ever arve al any
thing like perfection.
no CHANGE IN THE POSITION THE ALLEs-A crTvfR
PARAGUAYAN sPY-THE PARAGUAYANs STILL PORTlTY-
ING AND ACTTvR-DIsCoNTENT At THE NATION OF
THR ALLIED PIEET-yIsIT oP A BRAZILIAN MINISTER
OF STATE 10 a OMITTED STATES WAR sTEAMER-FINAS-
GAL DEPRESSION.
Froa sIe ial Correspondent - - -. q. race
Since closing the regular mail another steamer has
arrived with dates from the army up 70 the go INST
Skirmishes daily occurrence but OF not inuch
result The allies have not made any change OF position
They are waiting for horses and oxen OF these there are
not enough 20 DO well the work ofan eneampeu army RIO
visions are eight miles distant and no valuable recOhhos
sanoes can be made without cavalry 49,
ON me 9th of NAV sergeant came 20 the allies,
dining battle with 100 men, and he was most hospltaDy
ereated After twenty days accommodating hs return 10
the Pa-aguayans made clear that he was an adrolt spy
and he played his card well.
Noshing has been heard vet of the expedition sent 70
meet and bring forward GveF envoy Of Genera the Baron
Porto Allegro. = -,
evidently intend decisive battle where they sim are
bomb thrown on the 10th fell WITHIN SIX lee' OF 1sa,
Flores al his tent door Lopez has made Drlgacle
generals Of colonies who led IN the battle OF the @4ih
Of Nav They are certainly loyal 10 him and brave he
reports loss OF only 700 the 2th when was at least
over OOO He has immense advantage IN snaton, the
whole country being mosaic Of sand heaps and swamp
with narrow passes between -- ,.,
IoGez keeps two three long guns OF heavy caliber
Davpg on the allies day and night The Parsguiyans ae
making ranches for themsevessas II hey were gong 70
Sav The route newt Flt from the feet t. the allied
rap ) carefully watched by Paragusyan pesets- ana
they are prepared to gObbis' When suits them ihe
allies reply from their camp TO the 65ponders with ED
brass .
CuuaDat has not bsel seriously attacked By the heet
1T has only men, and il has loaned all s heavy guns
20 Lopezs camp at the Beaco COtero, depending fof
defense on tOrpedOes sUnke1 stoaeaden schooner ara
chains ecross tbe channel.
The reflections o. the inactivity o. ne nee
come by every mail from the army. To-day az editorial
article in the Tibgs0 Government paper attacks the
Admiral most violently. IL claims 60 express tue sent
,Dents Of eli the allied army and OF the people generally
The Inch paper here has lately discovered that me
United States Hsyy displayed great saanty IN the lse
war. The editor compares the admirable exploit OF the
taking of Port Hudson with the tmid approaches to tO
CuruP.. and endelvors to shame tho brazah hdhiAi
into activity.
The Minister OF State Dr.Rawsca. visited the United
States wa xeamer Kansas q ew DAYS ago. be received
ALI honor n board and was highly delighted e Is ne
toD OF an American physician, and his earliest Amencab
ancestor wa one 81 the Mayfover Purtans Tie Justly
proud OF his ancestry. ~,
Business Il very dull But for tho Brazilian gold brought
here by the army and navy, we should have panic
There is general impression ocay that the banks OF
Moneydeo cannot resume specie payments until the VIZ
closes, and that vii be-whenf
News via Rsrtrcss nfssarse.
FORTRESS MossOE. Saturday. Aug. 10. 1866.
The English bark Traveller Capt. George Nj. Pen
fA e davs from RIO JaIero bound TO keWNOrk with