New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

no,bor c,unirv ufecludes tho possltlIty Of there
ho;, any le,iepoy shown on their side OF any rate.
Spanish residents Peru are prevented leaving 'no
country and the strices watch rs kept upon al ine
actions II is claimed that this step IS necessary IN
order prevent illegtiUate communication WIN the
erer,r No PERSONS are allowed to leave the country
without proper passports
Opr Minister at Lima Gen HOycy. is said to be ae'
vey protecting American interests during the present
crisis The United States steamer Wateree will re-
remain in the port of Callso until relieved
Thus the object of the revolution against the Feet
Government is finally attained The result no one con
foreten In this war, however. Peru has taken the
initatory step ard has the advantage of beng iuy
prepared for the conflict The contendng parties are
about equally matched regards strength, but the
enlistment foreign officers in the allied navy gives II
an equal If not the preponderating amount Oh sh"'
Torpedo and other internal machinery for the deStuo'
ton of the Spanish ship has already arrived at 'ano
1t was purchased in New-York by an agent oil 'he
Gillian Government. who passed through Ianain" Oh
his return fortnight ago.
Attempts Will be made TO induce Colombia 10 enter
into the war against Spain. We cannot imagine 'no
result.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Panama Railroad Companys steamer SALVADOR
Cant Rathbup. from the ports OF tentral AneI'v'.
arrived here the 3Oth u Her New ork ireisu ~
is small The Purser reports that there Is yer! ii'c
nro1uce of any kind in the market and that the Whole
of the coffee crop has been taken up 10y
The political intelligence is unmpo , nmsnas now
murder is almost forgotten aud PRESIDENT Du.uas INV
appears TO feel satisfied that his Government Is ho'
lacking in stability. - -. =. horo
Tie political canvass in Nicaragua seems 10 ny, ne
resulted in the choice Of SenOr Saca2a as Dcihg my
ost sntabe candidate for tie next Presidency OF that
| Republic,
| ,iV laau
crSwded with travellers from California ana the Souih
Pacific The mines at Bar. aooas-WMch. IN lIVl al Z
more talked about in the United States thah lucy 81
here's the objective point OF the California miners
score or more of them arrive by each steamer IRON San
Francisco but are compelled to await conveyance TO
the mines there being only one steamer IN eaeh ionl
rpnning TO those district. That gold OF the finest
quality and considerable quantity Is found 10 he BAL
bncoas mines is ineonroyertable fact; but that
man accustomed to the temperate climate OF
the North can Withstand the hundred diseases
incidental to outdoor labor in this feverSricken coun'
try, is not quite certain AS regards
sickness martyr himself TO MS hearts con
tent by making the Isthmus Of Panama bis permanent
residence: but am told that further down the coast Ia
the Choco and Barbacoas disrictsthe mortality amorg
the white residents is really irightiu History tes US
that these mines at one time worked iOr Inc
benefit of the Spanish Crown but tie workmen were
compelled TO abandon them account OF the extreme
unheathiness Of the surrounding country IL one nan
of the poor fellows who begin work IN those digging
set back alive il will be through special dspehSatiQ,
OF Divine Providence. hope that this paragraph wiz
meet The ewes Of all who design emlgiallhs 10 tha'
| delightful % country.
lie course adopted BY the Spanish Government in
the South Pacific has been the direct means oil e1'
! ling hundreds Of Spaniards nom Chhi anu Ierui
many Of whom coming as far as Panama remain mere
watching the course Of current eyenis. This tempora
~ increase OF the population o! Panama gives HcsH
impetus TO all kinds of business and trade wlich was
parayzed during the late revolution, ana when was
| again ieoparded by the ins0.ent conduct oil tue
/ Spanish officials. has revived considerably ,
'Purser Black OF the Salvador noioriety visited ne
! 8 - axul,f "a
bucaneer bad tie audacity TO VISIT Tue
agent of tie ship which he and Bis party tired to take
and lie rocounted with apparent glee me pan 70 DC
pursued by the pirates had they elected The capture Oh
/ the vessel.
Cates6y Jones' late of tue Rebel navy and son Of
Commodore Jones, is now IN fanaIna, en- route ioi
Chilli / believe he is sent out by Senior Mckcnna from
New York. and will receive commission IN The navy
from the Chan Government. Although Eebel. hi
lighting reputation 10 good and he WI undouDtedly u
his share toward giving the Spaniards hrsteIas
trOuneing
Capt; Stout the agent Of the new opposition line o
steamers between Nev.York and san Francisco. ba
already arrived ON the Isthmus and is perfcctng Iii
arrangements for the transfer OF passengers and tie 10
! cation of the office here
The steamship New. York from your port arrived a
AspnW all early the morning OF the 2.ih uli Ib
connecting steamer for San Francisco sailed from Pan
ANA at ?. the same day Among the passenger
brought BIZ the New York were David Hoadley esq.
President OF The Panama Railroad Company, ana SeV
4 eral other officials OF the same corporation. =.
President Mosquera has yet arrived at Asp'nweH
TIE --LATEST FROM sorIH AMERICA.
FrBEtARl II ?. n.
The Star las received later Intelligence from Nalpa
raise through the medium Of "A sailing vessel whicl
arrive Callao shortly before the departure OF III
steamer The entire Spanish fleet has been corcen
trated in Valparaiso Bay. this being tie only harbo
now blockaded CaldeTa - the last port from whie
| the Spanish vessels have been withdrawn; Th >d
editorialy remarks that from tie teaOr OF lis advice
| il Judges an early bombardment Of Valparaiso TO b
| highly probable. =,
| end Of January aud would mmediltey proceed I
/ SANTIAGO