New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

prOnery what should have been ealQ by tne Dictator
than by the Minister and we rather suspect that Paeheeo
knew this when he wrote IT, The Report OF the Secretary
of the Treasury very lengthy documentIits only
nfhfsh fluids both 20 Chill and EcuadOrour income has
exceeded the expenditure by which amount has
been employed m the reduction OF the public debt The
that the Secretary advances for the imposition or
export duties and that with country that has only
within the three years become producer OF exporta
tOn are without exception, IA stupid In conception as
they are injurious in their results And then to print
theperhap TO serve Others less clever than secretary
Pardo textbook on finances As an illustration OF
the effects Of the export duty Peru produced ABOUT
port duty OF three per cent is placed upon ~ ana
the export is now about 1000 tuns But Mr. Pard9
because exchange has gone up in proportion and that
the Government VIII receive from hst source
close upon $5OOOO but there decrease OF sales
been % Teoured pi sppnc has not been wanted to
away Goods have increased with the increase OF ex-
C aGd Mr Soa e pp s cen additional exchanges
producing 100000 II will produce about $4,000 ana no
about par with that of cotton, which Peru had Just
commenced to cultivate. Quite number OF planters
the Government TO be squandered in getting up ana put
ting down revolutions. ,
that tho revolution that broke out in Cer9 Al Pasoo ad
been put down, and that the rebels were dispersed th
the money; that a number already prisoners The
revolution is not put down. but is going ahead Ihey
have defeated the Government troops under Col SaVec
cha IN engagements and are now upon her way 10
and They are at ,eS ast To Lima r
turned. The Government states that their services
were not reG1ed but tne ne 'H1n onrtsns e and the
troops could not cross, so they had 10 counerbcn U
he popnar because they advocate the abo,hmen of
terna taxation and potax Col Prado Is not he mnn M
70 ooG sOYef@ etSpons m honesty and ali that sort Of thing
Everybody sees that he is only t0o III tne mann ~
his attention TO things that in other countries are left 10
street contractors inspectors the people
the man Prado would excellent Prefect but he is
a very poor President. He is worse than exfresueht
Gems Castillo and ula are still said TO he in Chilli We
doubt very much about the latter person being there e
board the steamer at Caao and WAS not a3wfm %
to go shore; but whether he is IN Chill or not " WIZ
make but little differcnce The revolution mas DSgn W
show itself III the North Tue troops stntloneu .. -.
Truo have broken out in open revolt ana me gre9r 3
portion Of them have gone To- J3 ~ ts srD to the Minis
ter OF War says that IL matter OF 10 importance
portion of the troops have remained behind ana ne
cuary calls the attention OF me 1 the @ dS
orderly TO their obedience.
In T3cna in the south there has been also stampede
Snelied it, But from other better entitled to
credit we learn that the troops left in body and have
the nsubordnaOn OF the troops that the sergeants
The Government have ordered that the Mole at Calso
shall be finished Mt the earliest possible moment and for
that purpose they ask for loan from the merchants for
TO be able to carry the work with vgor.
About the lst Of March the National line of steamers
has the manager of the s. n Co.'S steamers began to
prepare for the struggle lie has given tne oi,Sers SIN IN
polite if they know how; but this, We think, comes TOO
The following United states ships are in port: Pow
hatan, Admiral Dahlgren; Wateree Commander Paul
ding The Pensacola VIII be here about the 2Stn INST
Lima upon business. died OF the yellow fever on board
of tbe steamer few hours before its arrival Calao
Tie body was thrown overheard Two days afterwBr |
another passenger died board OF the steamer OF
the same complaint
A Protestant CHURCH IN PASAMt-PGEsIDEST MOS
oUERA NOT SUSTAINED ~ THE COLOMBIAN CON
GREsS.
From Our Special Correspondent - -
The question of foreign l. Protestant Church.
continues occupy the attention Of the foreign residents
here Between the English and Americans, however
there is difference of opinion on this point. The
former desire that the church built should be denom
national OF rather restricted to the English Epscopalan
Church. while the latter wishes to be free that open
any preacher Of whatever denomination the minister
be Of Thus that feeling Which should actntr parties on
both sides in question of tS kbd EIkey 10 DC as
tuTbed, and an end put 10 the undertaking
In my last alluded 10 the W l. and T. s. T. Companys
new steamship Colombian This vessel Il really fino
boat and offers very superior passenger acconnd tiOns
all of which above the cargo dcckcool, and thor
vVial reunion board this boat on c 9th OF February
Nearly all the agents Of the several lines OF passenger
trading 10 Colon and Panama were represented
as we'll as the Panama Railroad there also fair
proportion Of the ladies' and tho whole thhg was nicely
member Of that body present washr r. g. h. Hepburn.
editor OF TIE Panama Meroqnte Ohroete by whom the
body of which>he is n member ably represented
From the capital Of the Colombian Union We had news
by the St Sazaire steamer Panama the mt lnteigenee
serious defeat Ia Congress which IN spite oi his rhoho
mortade met OF the lOth ut az B3goa AS soon as ION
sent them message requiring that BODY 10 eSt tne ie
fore they proceeded the election of substitutes, but
this negatiyed "a against The same day they re-
cevcd another asking for three months leave Of
absence for President. This referred TO Com
mission, which TO have been reported on the 18th
ut In the capital great confidence revaed IN the pres
ervatiOn Of peace and tranquility bill or project OF
law introduced into Congress nullyng the authority
granted to the President To contract oa ana suspend
ing the emission OF bank notes ON the National treasury
by Robinson and Fleming There was also another pro;
raising aud keeping zip military force suficent Tor te
defense OF the State and the maintenance OF order. The
majority OF the Legislative body have agreed 10 Procain
future candidate for tho Presidency Oh the Republic
DIR. Manuel MurillO.
The news from Central America Is OF revolutionary
character the seat Of the trouble being Guatemala and
the mover OF the trouble Cen Scraps Cruz Joined by
several friends he seized some arms at Guastat0ya and
there well In the ncigbOrlng villages ne collected
few hundred men, The Government Immediately took
prompt measures TO put down the dihcnlty ana dis,
patched 800 under Gen Salaries and Coils Barrentos
seeing that he chance Of tried TO
toward Verapaz and the Atlas. All apprehension Is now
end, and quiet Is again restored to the Republic
The coffee crops turning out spenddly in Costa
Rca the yield said to be large and OF fine quality In
wells The amount OF 800 that required for pro.
curing machinery subscribed at once in shares OF
cessful large company will De formed and the whole
thing conducted on very extensive scale. Scnor Dr
f. Guzman have assumed the presidential chalr OF
Nicaragua the 1st instant, vice President Martinez,
whose term OF office has expired.
THE CHIIIAS NAVY VALPARAISO AS A RESORT OF
FAsmoN-sHoCKs OF EARTHQUAKE.
From Our Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chill, Feb. 10, 1861
Not thing of political social interest has trans
pred since my last athoushlhe interval has been one
Of unusual gayety.
There are no new developments in the Armisce ques
tom it is without doubt agreed TO, though tho Govern