The New York herald., 1866-06-01
Our Panama Correspondence.

Our Panama Correspondence
PANAMA, May %, 1895.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Santiago Captain King. from Valparaiso and interme-
ports arrived in this habor the Goth inst Her
dates are Valparaiso May and Callao May H.
am under many obligations TO Purser Fairn, OF the
Santiago, for prompt delivery Of the HERALns South
Coast correspondence, and late papers.
From Valparaiso the is OF but little importance,
everything being dull and bat little reaction has taken
place since the b0mbardment The commerce OF the
port presents activity, from the fact of the block
being raised and merchant ships once more making
their appearance in the harbor but beyond this every
thing is as il was about time Of the bombardment
thcro still being prospect in the minds Of the Chi!eans
that Nuhez may return and do further damage. They,
course had heard OF the defeat Of the spanards
Calao This may TO enlyen thcm, but they are
not for peace for even should tho squadron OF spain
have left the waters of the Pacific 1t the intention OF
Chile to carry the war and assume the offensive OF
this am assured by those who have every means OF
being advised such points.
The news from Peru contained in the letters Of your
correspondents in that republic will be found deeply in
teresng covering all the items tha, have occurred since
the bombardment find the account sent you by the
last steamer to have been very correct although gotten
From Ecuador there Is nothing Of Importance at Quay
aquil they still forying expecting the Spanar.is
will pay them VISIT but the impression is their labor
will be thrown away
BY the Panama Railroad C0mpany's steamer Guate-
mala, Captain Douglas that arrived here on the ION
inst from Central American ports we have later news
from those republics, but II Is Of little importance
Guatemala had refused to join the alliance against
Spain thus following the course OF Salvador and Costa
| Rica.
The Guatemala brings freight for New York % bags
Of coffee bales OF deer SKINS and 81 16O in specie
| MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Since the sailing Of the last steamer Panama has been
kept in of excitement by the report Of revolu
beng nightly expected The present government IS
50 unpopular feeble that with force OF only three
hundred soldiers 1t IN hourly dread OF being turned
OF power, and only keep itself in Office by the
been felt by the residents at Panama that President Mos
quera did not vit the lsthmus and for himself the
evils of administration requiring standing army W
| support itself against the vs popuii
The steamship Costa Rica, Captain Bradbury, from
New York the 18th inst, reached Aepinwa at day
the same day, at once embarked on board the
Golden Age and sailed the same night for San Fran
| cisco.
The United States steamer Vanderbilt and the monitor
Monadnock sailed the morning OF the 2lst for San
Francisco via Acapulco The latter vessel has been
eign and while not admired for her beauty the utmost
astonshment has been expressed a her strength and
enormous armament The 'poco tie0pOsh consider heI
| almost a match for Mosqueras new man-of war Co
lombia.
| The United States ship St Earys remains nj Panama
BY the last packet from England came the agcn. OF
the Panama and New Zealand line OF steamships Th:
looks like business The line will be open In June and
although 1t viii commence with monthly service,
have doubt that II will soon be Increased IL must
largely the traffic OF tho railroad from the start
The convict Bradley, who stole fifteen thousand dollars
master here and was put IN the chan-gang has made
his eScapo.