The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-03

Reborn A. MunOx Observation-Disclosures. 3943
Total O. 81, 132, 96l
OUR PANAMA Correspondence.
PANAMA. Nov. -, 1866
The steamer Pacific, Captain Woolcott, reached this
port the goth ins bringing dates from Valparaiso TO
tho 3d. and from Caao and Lima to the 18th of Novem
ber The Pacific brings large quantity OF cotton for the
Liverpool market
PERUVIAN ELECTIONS
have terminated, and the Prado party have been tr-
umphant. The victory, however, political point Of
view, not regarded indication OF the feeling
throughout the country The opposition did muster
half its strength but will long its presence
in another quarter The of Botta fell
low potters will for a time a wholesome check ON
political malcontens in Lima.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
between Peru and Spain going In reference 10
this subject Lima correspondent writes
II is said that in consequence OF the favorable turn
matters have have taken the Spanish fleet, nj Rio
Janero and Monevdeo, will not round Cape Horn
The terms proposed all that Peru reasonably
expect, but is very much feared that from the pre-
parations for this latter Power has made and 10
making that the disposition will be rather TO dictate than
accept terms. BY the overland mail from Brazil we
learn that ironclads and frgates to
be added the squadron of Admiral Nunez. The
OF paccaton proposed the part of Spain all that
Peru can Reasonably expect They are-That Spain is
to abandon the revolutionary claims, amounting to
$4,000 600; that private claims are to be settled by the
courts Of justice; and that simultaneously spain and
Peru 20 salute each others flags. The bar that might
have been set up ground for not accepting these
terms in regard TO the bomparimcn of Valparaiso will
be got rid oil at the time, Spain Will arrange
directly with Chile for any damages that the merchants
OF Valparaiso might have sustained by the bombardment
BE this as il may, the six months armsce will prevent
any hosttes before this time year. at the end OF
which time the allies Will be 10 better position 10 cope
Win ana aeaeai ~ r
but only upon honorable terms The war with Spain
will be vigorously prosecuted onid the efforts which
now being made by England France and the United
States TO bring about settlement OF existing difficulties
fail
GENERAL cAsrrrLos ARREST,
of which you have already been informed resulted IN
his Punishment Chloe and the second time within
years this unruly old veteran finds himself exile
When the of his spread about il greatly
excited the lower classes hose stcadas friend he has
proved himself be- and had he been brou ght ashore
bloody riot would have He sent away, how
ever, without the shadow OF trial
THR ARREST or BISHOP HUERTA,
which took place days previous TO the sailing OF
the steamer indicates that Prado means TO perHevere IN
his righteous policy OF making the religious poteDtates
subservient to the State authorities
COMMISSIONERS TO CHILE
had not returned to Lima The conference on the me-
dlaon question between Sr Pacheco and the Chilean
government was progressing with mutual frcndiiness
Business continued dun al Guayaquil There wa, a
great scarcity OF money account Of the redemption Of
the paper currency by the government which had left
tho country without sufficient circulating medium
Of exchange Europe had been raised to nifty
| per cent The Guayaqul Custom House was expected
| to yield $500 900 for the present year
Senior Arera has been nominated for the Vice Presi-
| dency
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Dates a fortnight later. Congress was 10 have
| met in Guatemala the 10Th inst
On the 10th u, sharp shock OF earthquake was elt
In Salvador and another much stronger was experienced
| on the LIST inst
Indigo was abundant in Salvador Prices range from
seventy TO eighty-1ve cents per pound
Senior Guznan's election as President Of Nicaragua,
President Castro had returned to San Jose from his
tour through Costa Rca Everything rs reported quiet
| in each OF the Central American States
COLOMBIA.
Later dates from the interior received via Santa
Martha me detachment ?, national troops VINO were
for further instructions from Bogoa- II was under
that instructions had issued from the Capital
dea these forces until intelligence reached them Of
| further trouble on the isihmus
The Star has the following paragraph relating TO
The dispute between the Executive and tho Archbishop
had reached climax and the Bishop had been expelled
i from the republic. AT last he Santa
Martha awaiting the arrival OF the French steamer
convey him To Europe The Executive had taken pos
session OF the Archbshops palace archives Con-
siderable political excitement appears to exist in Bogota
On the night OF the 18th u mob paradcd the streets
bishop ''wsr against Antioquia and Panama" doc
umen had been circulated suggesting the OF
Mosquera
THIS news indicates a movement on the part Of Mos
qucras adhercnts revoutiOuZe the government, and
calling Il monarchy instead Of republic, secure tho
\
and purposes the form Of government Is monafchica
already Tho startling scheme Of creating an empire Of
one Of the oldest South American republics may meet
with opposition stranger would suppose fhe
people accustomed 10 sudden changes IN the political
landscapes and they have grown socal under the many
variations Of fortune which have befalen them. Yet
the word Monarch has a harsh sound 10 republican
ears and all probability Mosqucra Will SATISFY himself
with the extension Of his present term OF Office
HoSoRs 10 PROJECTORS or I'VE PANAMA RAILROAD.
The efforts OF General Herran induce the people Of
Panama ray tribute OF respect the memories
Of Henry Chaunccy and John L stephens two Of tho
original projectors OF tho Panama railway, has been
adjournment passed tho following resolutions which
am requested TO transmit 10 the HERALD
ARrict, The Legislative Assembly OF the Sovereign
rendered 70 he Of eiv,an and Of The prcsress
,s world ny the citizens q the United states q Americs
oey who planned and carried INTO effect with as much energy
a. good fah and perseverance the immense WORK Of uniting
The two oceans ~ means 9t N iron ralrosd .,,,
At The cost Of the public treasury shall be placed in the
SAID reception room o. The kseentive Power ,u,., -
Aspnwal and The heirs John l. stephens iisnr,
Given n Panama the 18TH Of November, 1896
PABLO ARosEMESA, President
The proposition 10 erect monument to the memory
OF stephens and Chauncey not been definitely aceu
upon but the energy and perseverance, OF General NJ
ran will tell IN the matter 80 that within year s =,
thes the work will be under The feeling pe.~."
Americans aud panamehes-ncver the most corr 49,,
increase In rlendness after ibis just @ men
OF the great services rendered &c the county y, ~ w.
whose II is proposed to honor and perpc,nae
THE ADJ uRSNESr or IRIS LEGISLATURE ...,
took place on the 12th Inst During INC $3.50" 1850.
measures Of general importance wore ra ~ ... n
which acts authorizing The bnmnlhs ~ ~ ~,
and water works both Of which VIII pc monopoi~ 10y
City years New York capital VII oe requheu " 20 'noa
work The Investment VIII - goodo
TnK MAILS AMP I' (, s..,,,.. h,,,~.., 49,.
question occasions copsidcfac eens os.Neeh steam
ship agents here aud the Colombian authorities Tho
Governor OF the State has appealed 70 hosqne 70 re-
srina ha obnoxious orders aud N bis COMMUNICATION
ratbsr cans 10 the side the foreign companies He
s.vs n. Ia noweriess 20 cnfnr The orders aud urges
mai, ,eneai both a. a matter n policy and Justice
rnE w.AfnrN
W. have been having 'sccd snap during tho past
,eat THO mercury has srtray been as low seventy
three degrees and the daily average has been about