New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

sTATEs-THE MINEs-EXPECrED RETURN OF
MosQUERA-THE PANAMA RAILROAD.
From Our own Correspondent
PANAMA, July 90, 1888.
This city is still under martial law, nothing
favorable to the newly constituted government having
al vet TRANSFERRED to DISPOSE it to withdraw the de-
cree.
The steamer Montlo returned to this port on the 18th
inst after having landed Gen. Ponce ana MS men near
the port OF Guerare An extra was issued the same DAY
from the Government printing office, containing an ac-
count OF the landing and subsequent movements OF the
troops Everything reported quiet, no opposition
having been made by the p0pulace TO one FIotOdUus
troops. The official report OF Gen PONCE hnhpuICou
that the whole OF the interior HS h Amador Guef
zero 50 far from attempting to show any opp9siom,
had already signed his desire to make treaty VIII Tue
That some Of these statements are fabrieations is
evident from the fact that the MontDo reinacu ~
anchor only six hours. at the place OF aisehohtSi
ton-a period entirely TOO snOtG TO o Iai,as
10 have heard from These statements OF the Govern
mont are taken with considerable allowance.
Matters at present do not look as smooth as the Iov
ernmont would desire the people to believe Jew daS
since a circumstance took place which gave Ioou ioi
yrrso1 Siyen by me government Col Lopez Miranda,
who had been sent previous 70 the eieconi nv nv n,1
terror with troops, by order OF Presldent DIal'
suddenly appeared in Panama, with another IN
dlvidual. without money and almost wtnouI any ~
had been driven out OF the Interior For day or so no
clue as his real object OF coming here was published
He told person, however, In confidence that Or:
AmadOr had raised large force at Santiago aud Intended
to resist The Government 1ndng ltsei IN rhtner
for the sudden Disappearance OF Mrandn were
given informing the public that he would Immediately
return TO the interior, aud that he came to Panama only
10 obtain instructions rs to his future movements MI
his pocket aud returned TO the interior Nothing OF
positive nature is as yet known OF the noyementS OF ~
Amador Guerrero and must await the arrival OF the
Monto for news She IL expected here about the oath
The town Ia lively with new recruits all In new UNIFORM
The commander OF the department. Gen. Correoso, Is
e1y Vpd nm
nary foe At night the streets res0und win me cry Oh
QdeH rire, and field piece Is placed IN front oi Ihe oar
racks 10 fri ghtcn the enemy should he be so bold as To
show his face Evidently Correoso alarmed he does
not wish To be overthrown during the absence OF Gen
Ponce and the Battalion SdnOnder. His reliance
recruits very slender, hence IL disfusilu should ne
allow himself 10 be overthrOwn 1t would DO the end Of
few days since several noted convicts escaped from
TAIL IL is generally believed that the authorities
niyed at escape OF the parties was known TO
have considerable quantity OF the stolen money MD
Purser Herrera OF the Panama Railroad Steamer Saliva
dor was arrested the evening Of the nth Mr.. Her
rera is inc third desgao for the Presidency aud now
represents the Constitutional President the
the absence Of Dr. Amador Guerrero hence his arrest
EN-Presdent Diaz and his Secretary, Bermuda, sailed
hence 18th. in the steamer Sacramento for San
The United states Flagship Powhatan, Rear Admiral
Turner sailed from this port on the 10th inst Tor val
In port United States steamer Cyane Capt Walters.
At Aspinwall, United States steamship Saco.
The elections in the State of Cunduamarca have gone
pension of General Mosduera from $4,000 to t2O0 per
mum is strongly denounced by the liberal press throughout
the Republic
made Senior jose Maria Torres Caicedo, Minister To-
France: General Santa ACOsta Minister 20 the united
states and Theodore Naeazuelo Minister to the
Sonth American Republics
impetus, considerable attention being directed to this I'm
pnrtant branch OF business.
The Eccesiastical Provincial Council was TO meet on
the 9th inst at BOgota 20 deliberate upon important mat
tiers relating 10 the Church DR.. Vicente Ar6alaez has
been named Archbishop OF Colombia by the Pope. He
Will occupy the char vacated BY the death OF MS prede
cessOr, Antonio HcTyTan.
The Dolores copper mine in tho State OF Cauca turns
out TO be very much 80 per cent having been Oh
tanned from the ore by analysis conducted on the spot
Great fears entertained throughout the hepubc o
the early return OF Gen. MOsquera. Private adNlces
said have been received from him. In whlch ne an
nOunces his intention 20 return and assume the frcueh
tial chair from which bo claims TO have been unconsuu
tonally expelled The return ofthe gran GehdH u h0t
Improbable II he returns, tho fires OF civil war VII
again be kindled throughout Colombia Inc press OF
Bogota advocates the annung OF the sale OF the fanana
Railroad Reserves by the nation, claiming that II
majority OF the States disapproyo OF an act OF Congs
the same IL thereby nvaldated. Two states BOLIVIA
aud Papama-haye already voted against the act aud
compei Congress TO reconsider the sale.
LATER.
July 20-News has just been received here
from the interior OF exciting character The snppo
ston that Col Lopez Miranda was defeated Is sqbs,a
ated He was deprived OF his command by exPrcfeot
Paris who took his troops from him and marched them
on 10 Santiago Join the forces OF DR. Anador Guerrero
Accounts all parts Of the Interior are very gloomy
for the OF the revOluOnists Gen Ponce ana ms
i5O men were nj Los santoz the 18th. Not solitary
Individual had Joined him, but all had fed Ia the noun
tans Dr. AmhdOr had large force ~ santiago, ana an
engagement imminent. The whole OF the interior II
supported by all parties and little sympathy fot Tor
| the invaders