New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
PANAMA CRY.


From Our Special Correspondent -. 80, ,eee
The sickly condition of this city appears to be slightly
ibang thanks perhaps % tho arrival OF several tuns OF
Ice but as there are yet many months OF ram! 70
bui. 10 be hoped With nothing more selous Foreigners,
however merely passing through, or staying few days
are not so affected and many who even intend 70 make
she pace their permanent residence escape LOT tlne.
But Inc process Of accmatzton naturally mas us pans
and penalties and the Panama fever Is one Of these.
Another cause of fever IS the nldcOus use OF the ub
Of the country foreigners having al Inclination 10 taste
and try and before they aware OF what they have
pne they are sick with the fever In the rainy season
A. frts arc esnecav unbeathy therefore as caution
20 those who about visit this city II Is well TO say
"Iet everything of the knd alone. chapter might be
written on this subject but simple warning may effect
the desired object. Sanitary regulations are, however,
very much wanted here and have been called for by the
press. -.
Che coming few months but careful iuquir upon the
subject almost leads your correspondent TO believe they are
merely vague Misunderstanding ike the many reported
midnight advances of the enemy during the early stages
of the late civil Still there may be some slight grains
Of truth in the ioT revolutions often break out ct
less than moments warning AID sound OF dssension
among the natives should be guadedy and closely listened
TO- and the actions tina; follow as carefully watched
1n spite Of all this there no definite signs OF tan
gIbe warning Of anything serious occurring
: We have had q novel excitement here. A Bostonlans
on visit produced pair OF New Roller Skates and
began skating the concrete level of the Battery causing
great wonder among the natives who had such
DpOr.
PANAMA STATE.
The meeting Of the state Assembly will take place at
the beginning month and although there are many
local questions be settled II no. known that anything
Of general importance will arise before that body
The reported revolution ChrqG before alluded TO- mas
AZ vet produced nothing definite There has lot been time
enough hear from the soldiers sentup By the President
OF this State and although rnnors hoa ground they are 50
unreliable and come from wit0nt anything Ike
credit tat they might be deemed false from the very IT.
set One rumor was that couuer had arrived in town
with tho Of the defeat Of the Presidents troops hut
On reckoning the time required for the said courier 10
travel the intervening distance Il was then discovered that
he must have started "A hours before the soldiers could
possibly have landed Thus the matter stands at present
As far is known all the other Provinces OF the State
are perfectly quiet but so miserable are the means OF
eoDmunication and ofderviny information that the s1
trcmes might be general tumut for nearly week be-
foro the Information could reach the Government 10 TINS
TIE REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
In CONSEQUENCE Of the close Of the National Congress
ther Int little news of consequence from the Capital
the appointment Of Mr. Eder United States Consul at
Buepeycnturs, on the West Coast Of TINS Republic mas
ggsn great satisfaction he well known and highly
Respected by the community, and his knowledge OF the
Language gives him much advantage over one only speak
ing tho English tongue.
The arrival Of the Central American steamer gives US
later dates from these republics In Guatemala the Inst
weaving factC " by steam machinery, is progressing 80
well IA fts construction that il will be inaugurated the
18th Of Sepcber IL IL considered there OF such import
ance general festival Is 10 celebrate the opening day
The brandy monopoly has been discontinued and COM
peny shares) established for lis supply Coffee planting
progressing and the general prosperity OF the Republic
Mr. Francis Medina the new United States Vice Con.
i Of 0aasnala has been approved accepted BY the
President
Z No political news Of importance, except trifng at
ksupt Ct revolution on July TO- at Sen jose, and which
vas speedily put down.
~ SAN SALVADOR.
1ns Republic keeps pacific under the Duehass govern
msnt.t
The Official returns o. trade for the year show that the
tmPoretlons encuSS " the sum Of S4s, aud the
FORMATIONS to tlAOf5S.
COSTA RIGA
The from this Republic shows great prooress Tbe
aose planting Is increasing rapidly, and the making of
Valuable e an increase the exports OF the country
ft stated In the OGeiaI Gazette that Law has been
&Assed authorizing line OF telegraph between the cities
f Carriage and Point Arena passing through the cities Of
Ban JosS Heredis and Ajuea thus eyesing the whole
G9000esDQ0 70 be advanced the ARRIVAL Of the ne
essszry materials for the construction OF the hne and
H0OJ sig mouths after lts completion. law also gives
KaS 70 "a persous who viii develop the cultivation Of
socos President Castro Is determined II possible TO
make Costa RIGA, By immigration or Otherwise the most
Sonrshing Of the Central American Republics.
The only hero s In the progressive way Hitherto
IL enc nowspaper tho OHetaI Gazette, very poor
a,nsI Wa all Oh which The country could boast but
he1 lo,,rpaIst hiss started the BEettnor Botn, for
n Il psbishsd IN the spanish eas t 20
knt.frn ils older companion. Tue latter publishes the
k.sof Recognition OF the Independence Of Honduras
k.ts Gcysrnment Of Spain and which consists Of four.
Ha.tloY,s Uinclu6es as coparners IN tho agreement
~ Shole of the Republics Of tho Cenfal American
ktstes. ,.or,
Tiers IA 70 news Of importance from t1s fePu9g.Hc,
iYsU,s.cg b.lgz IA psglses ass aaa E2ss Sls1' NV