The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-10
Panama Railroad Go. $40, 236
Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, June 1, 1866
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Pacific Captain Wolcott from tho South Coast, arrived
horo the Goth ultimo. She brings dates from Valpa
raiso the 10th and Callao 22d OF May and has very
large number of passengers for Europe and few for
che Uued States.
am indebted to purser Dlcie Of the Pacific for the
prompt delivery OF the HEnALDs South Coast corrc
spoudence and fun ncs OF Valparaiso and Lima papers
Everything along the entire coast Is or was as the
passed exceedingly quiet Nothing had been heard
Of the Spanish heot since left Calao and II had not
been seen OF the coast of Chile the supposon becomes
stronger that departed from the Pacific Ocean and
for Monteydeo. SUN there others OF the
opinion that the game is not yet gwen up that Nuhez
wishes to find place suitable repair damages when,
after receiving supply Of shot and SHE'LL he will try II
again. Although the latter would DO characteristic OF the
spanard still it is difficult to think that the Spanish
commodore win again place himself under tho IRE Of the
heavy guns Caao without force to operate against
che batteries In the rear which force 1t is not probable
Spain will feel inclined to send out
The uncertainty Of the future prevents business max
IN any start in Valparaiso The Of the arrival Of
the Spanish feet a, Caao had reached Chile but the
suit OF the fght had not and everything remained at
stand awaiting the news After the bombardmenf Of
Valparaiso the Chileans viii be greatly reoIccd at the de-
feat Of the Spaniards
Before commercial prosperity returns 10 Chile the DIM
Guilty with Spain must be settled definitely; there must
be no possible chance Of hosties being renewed for
while there Is doubt existing In the minds Of mcr-
chants and business generally they will refuse to
star step or risk dollar OF capital IL said that
spain does give mp the contest and withdraw her forces
Chile will consider IL peace, but WILL In connection
with Peru. do a little in tho way Of war on her own
account
a0tv IND rim had
been received at Valparaiso whom the steamer sailed
The Peruvian corvetles America and Union had returned
10 Chloe from their cruise the Straits OF Magellan
but bring no nows OF anything having been fallen In
with drrnghe voyage. They went there, it Is under
Stood meet the two ironclads that ore now behind
time and which anxiously looked Tor On the
coast
Tho letters Of your correspondents caao and Islay
will be found very interesting tho former particularly
~ Il contains q translation OF the speech OF Prsdc on
stho situation" in Peru. subject Of importance to all
those connected with that republic.
From Ecuador there Is nothing OF Importance. The
Peruvian Chaaeo carried 10 Guayaqu from
Calao some few hundred rusty muske,s and The ccle.
braed battery Of Parrot guns enable the Ecuadoans
defend their city, but hear tina, in less than twenty
four hours after the latter landed some party,
friendly to Spain, carefully spiked them ALL and when
last heard from the spikes werc still in the vents
INTERIOR
nv III. steamship Chilean we have later news from
Bogo,a which will be found quite interesting General
Mosaucra arrived at Hondu the 18th ult, and would
arrive Bogoia about the l6,h
Congress was st session. but doing nothing, except
such trivial Affairs hardly TO be worth mentioning
among them resolution to examine the OF the
French Consul Panama. Mr. de Zcl,ner in order TO de-
tsrmne whether no acting agent for the span
la, In thu haze of stores
Transporting the same 70 the squadron Of Commodore
NuHez biockadns ports OF Chile and he has, calling
upon the President 10 revoke his cxequator
The finances OF the republic present but sorry spec
sacle the deficit being about million four hundred
thousand dollars; this without the money that Congress
viii called upon 10 appropriate to meet the payment
for Mosqueras feet OF steamer the arms and cloth
ing for troops &c whore all the money required Is to
come from no one knowa Yet with all this vast
majority appears to be In favor Of declaring war against
We hear that ex Prcsdest xurillo has been dragged
through horsepond by some persons NOT his political
sdmrers and that the two representatives from this
state Messra b rmudex ana Arosemcna, have been
horscwhipped In the streets Of Bogoss. Very rough
treatment truly, worthy The STATE 81 Arkansas, a. h
Although peace is'sad 70 reign shroushog. the repub
lie rumors u and revolution are In the mouth OF
avery one and tho country l. reported 70 be anything
hut state Of tranquility. The State Of Antoqus viii,
said open the ball against the general govern.
ment aud commenced there - no telling where of
how the matter will end. The disturbance may extend
tho entire country, and probably wll for the feet
ing very strong with both parties, and an open rp
occurring s'the weakest must 80 70 the wal
before peace once more prevail
number OF American engineers, who have pcen fof
months past engaged IN the survey OF the Magdzlena
river and s tributaries returned 70 Aspinwail BY the
steamer Chilean, having completed vast amount o.
labor They return 10 1.-THE States by the View YORK
In excellent health and spirits nctwhssndng the hard
ships and climate they have had 70 endure
PANAMA..
Peace and good order still pre- rail- although the nut
rerings aud growirgs Of revolutions TO have NO
yet ceased.
Al last the Panama, New Zealand and Australia line q
steamers Is liked fact, and the FIRST vessel will in
-hor time be on On its long, long voyage -Four
ships built expressly for the uNde. form The line .
present and, according 70 the time table there will h
saving II about ten days by this route that w
fhs Isthinus Of Suez from England W Australia. Their
viii he stopping place between Panama aud Auckland
for the miserable subsidy offered by the French
evenly thousand dollars per 20 stop az Trhi,
would hardly compensate for the delay n having ~
fully Owe hundred miles or Gu, Of the shortss
ryu,s However TIE time y not FAR or ! suppose. bs