New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
PANAMA, July l, 1866.


Tho stoo,oer New York arrived at Aspinwall on the
Morning Of the 10Th ult Her mails and passengers len
Panama for San Francisco per the steamer Golden Age
the same afternoon.
Since my last dispatch we have important news from
Rocoia. The newly elected President Of the Republic
Mosqucra had arrived at the capital and been duly III
stalled One of his first 70 dsapIroye OF an aci
Of the Congress making certain annuiies to the nuns IN
consideration of the confscation Of their property Inc
Senate insisted on carrying their measure and the resn
was that the mobocacy got up display m invor OF MOS
aucIa paradcd the streets, shouting Death to the con
rres, and AIurllo" and Long live Mosquera the Pres
dent foy the acxt ten year, They then proceeded TO The
Senate Chamber. and by belicosc display TERMED tn
Congress nto annuling their own ret
This is no doubt the rs step toward Mosquca decla
ing himself Dictator permanently. Certain contract
entered into by Mosquem while recently Minister 70
Europe are published. One the sale Of the Panams
Railroad TO a man named Colbelkill which IS perfect
fre; another grant to build railroad across Chlnqu
the northern part Of this STATE, Of Andrew Thoml
sons foolish speculaiiols which viii never be rcalzco
and would be- useless II IT could The lowest summit lcvd
there is eco feet AID the present railroad CONCESSION re
vents such giants being made to any other company Ihs
is an old scheme Of Thompsons and fourteen years ago
was concusyey proved 10 be perfect bubble. Tie
other scheme is the old canal dodge the Dare
which is about a. Elusive be underground railroad IRON
New-York To Liverpool.
The fct is an impetus is given 90 these schemes by tie
inionncss Of the present company to make the Panama
Railroad what ought 20 be al an outlay Of few moas
of dollars. The shareholders % present. get good DIN
dcnd Of some 20 per cent. The directors have an easy
time Of it, and have plenty OF money 10 the treasury, and
30 long everything goes on smoothly seem 70 ihink
there is no need for improvement, without celebrating
.... &, nj ~ ft.fl.
iues present nign arn 'nefehendso and
want al proper facilities for Al increased trade h actually
Keeping away an immense traffic from the road, 20 tho
prejudice both of The stockholders and steamship COM
Ianies connected with the lsthmus.
The main contract # Mosqnera N EuToI w,' cod &
* 10 be paid out IN discounts commissions etc The idea
was 10 get couple Of bundled thousand doas Of ready
cash have in hand when assuming The cns Of govern
ment This he succeeded in dong and, no doubt While
DE Is taking Of the thousands the millions Will take
care Of thomscvcs Everything denotes speedy reEolu-
ton throughout the Republic but # the old General does
not die he will probably fight his way through
From the south coast maiters look gloomy Great dis
satisfaction cx lists in Chill and change Of government
must soon take place.
Old Boots Casfilla appear 10 be the signal Tor dis
iurbanCc and he hard a. work 10 get himself INTO power
again. The decree OF Pmdo against certain Chnrch pny
lcgcs has hnft HIM greatly, ana the unqnalhed haD'h
mcnt OF the spanish residents, many OF whom are married
10 Pcruvans, gives great Dissatisfaction ~ seem, !ost
cruel act thus 10 drive hundreds Of families from Their
homes ruined and pennies. 80
Central America remains tranquil. Costa l'ica Nill
sufer. from scarlet fever which has made sad
among the population Business throughout the Central
American States is bad, ard the money crisis IN Europe
must be severely felt there for speculation has been over
done for year past OF more
The I.thmus il quiet but unsettled, and change Is
anxiorsly looked tor the Government The wet season
continues AID he eurly rains have caused good
deal Of dvsentcrv oil which several persons have died
Beyond this which may be generally avoided by careful
abstinence from internal applications Of undilued cold
water and fresh beef may say there is no sickness OF any
kind.