New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

PANAMA. June 10, 1860
The steamship Arizona, from New York arrived on the
9th inst Her mails and passengers left for San Francisco
the same evening, perthe Golden City.
Everything is quiet on the lsthmus Inc rainy season
has thorougy in. Late dates from the interior BRING
10 important news.
President Mosqoera had arrived at the capital and was
well received.
The news from Central aud SOuth AWeIlca IL uhim-
Everything on the south coast has assumed pacific
turn since tue spanish heet lett ana business is iu-
The California steamer arrived this morning with 81 $780,
| 900 in treas r. an 80 through passengers.
! No news tom Mexico.
Surmises ar, ti RE as 10 the intentions Of the Com
mander of The Spanish squadron in the Pacihe The last
account Of the invaders - that the meet was seen % ines
below Iquqle, hieanlng southwest, evidently Dooho
through Straits Monteydeo for supplies Two YES
sells of the squadron mad sepamed from the feet, and
probably Dispatched TO Manila, where the Span
iards have munitions of so II ~ nos
improbable the entire ee may again meet IN few months
the coast fully equipped for another encounter zoo
The last seamer nom Peru brought up about lsO Span
ish subjects Who have been compelled 10 leave that coun
try under decree o tue Peruvian Government, issued
Immediately after ne oomoardment OF Calao declaring
public beyond 20 days ii the decree
fiou Tn, fsnsma star
CHILL
The create par, OF he past fortnight has been time OF
ioy and rcioicng o. tie 18th OF June we were wired
from Coqnnbo The glad tdngs that the Spanish squad
ron had been signav replsed and great victory
1uenty &c .gee by Peruvian brethren The tele-
gram was not long IN being waited all over the country
and everywhere there vas but one feeling, ieeing OF
deepest 10Y and heartfelt gratitude that another and tho
most dsas defeat all had been sustained by our
common enemy Il those individuals in whose hands
the rens o. G0gommeui n Madrid are not mad beyond
all remedy VIC satisfied that they have at length been
taught lesson thar he South American Republics sre
not TO be ci wita mat al aggression and lnsoent de-
mauds can only be ud nay resented and If Spain does
aot now SUI for peace and not yet inclined for amieabe
and friendly relations shall, however unwilling oeeom-
PEELED to continue the war; and sweep Spanish naves and
commerce out Of al waters
bushes has very much improved and the number Of
enegn and leaving the port equal TO the pasiest
DAYS
the subc his been xccny discussed in financial circles
Many objections have been made against the Government
proposal aud while vte no satisfactory arrangements
A most ncntlbIe AMI fatal calamity, causing the loss
of life OF ten persons occurred at VALPARAISO on the Sd OF
May. A German named Flatch had constructed sub
marine boat tenndcd "a torpedo On the morning Of
the 81 he made several successful experiments IN sinking
and aisiug he boat in four thoms Of water. He then
got par OF friends loard, the names Of the majority
of whom have been ascertaned namely; tatchs son,
boy IA years old Valentine Baum, Gustav Mas, August
Warmth, German schmidt Louis Grniwinkle Adolfo
Pugar Francisco Rodriguez and two Frenchmen.
With them he proceeded distance out IN the har
Dor, and there again sunk his boat, with himself and
friends o. board, in 80 iathoms No anxiety was felt
about the expedition for time Fatch having stated
that he could remain under water easily for the space Of
sir or seven hours bu the boat did not make lie sp
pearance about this time, considerable anxiety was ere
ated and evening ld tnced the anxiety increased
Unfortunately before gong down, Flach was so conf
dent in the success MS experiments that he would not
allow any buoy or rope 10 be attached TO the boat and
thus no search could be made for them with any certainty
Of success. Every effort, however, TO md them was
made by divers and otherwise but traces were had
of then until the Sth when diver discovered the boat
but at such depth 80 render it impossible for him to
make rope FAST 81 u. .
Att latest dates we and no intelligence Of the boat
being IA se that the of the misfortune - sui
mystery Nr Fach leaves wife aud seven children, and
most OF tho others also Leave families.
PERU.
There is no news calling for special no.ce what little
damage Vas sustained Callao during the lombard
ment has been repaired and business is being carried
with unwontel yisor and life. The Government on tho
afternoou OF the both ns entertained the Bombeos Of
Caao and Lima 20 grand banquet which was held IN the
New.ALnnedl Covers were laid for 400, and less
than LOO gentlemen down TO dinner and formed
OF the MOI imposing and brilliant banques witnessed
in the county IL indeed scene bright with prom
ise indca ~ the dawn of tho "good time coming for
country 80 long distracted BY internal revolutions and
foreign aggression Tue principal European nations and
the United States well Observation-Disclosures
American Germans French Italians, &C. all seated ct
one table, ieoir that Peru had at length got
ruler WHO had done wonders during bis brief term Of
Office an kno Il spared capable OF maintaining tho
honor OF country invi0late and Of eecting reforms
fraught viii pernalert and lasting good.
ECUADOR.
The nou-payment OF lc irst installment Of the dobs
due by Ecuador the United States in November 1852,
is likely head a. positive demand the part OF tho
latter Government and with that view the subject has
recently been brought before Congress by the PRESIDENT
We Learn that The United States steamer mohohso,
Commando Nicholson, at present at Guayafn iof inc