New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

TERMS OF THE PANAMA TREATY OF PEACE-THE
Loss OF THE REsACA's STEAM LAUNCH-sUR-
RENDER OF PRISONERS BY AN AMERICAN
SHIP AT LIMA.
PANAMA, May 20.-0n the 18th inst. peace
was agreed on between the National Government and
the rebels the terms of which are briefly as follows
Coreoso TO remain President Of the State OF Panama
until new election is held This election s TO be con-
Quoted fairly and there is to be no military intervention
Herrera is TO control Of the Departments OF C
qui and Veraguas. Both sides are to lay down ther
arms and ntrust them TO neutral persons. All the
expenses Of revolution on both Sides are 10 DC Dorh
bv the State Treasury and the revolutionary troops are
TO be sent back 10 their homes at the expense OF the
"Details have been received OF the loss OF the p
Dared launch belonging TO the United states steam
ship Resaca, which was e9PsizeG on tne ,a sta naT
on the sth inst. The mishap occurred during d
squaD about % miles from Cheplto ana ID Iii-
denial the mails, and about 1900 in gold belonging
TO the officers and men, Lieut. COMMANDER Bafclay wa5 @
attributes loss to the absence OF ballast He Win
three other men ne be1S nnT hours on the
bottom of the launch they succeeded IN rghtmg her
feet below the surface with the weight Of the who
cupg to her for 20 hours more although up TO t1elT
necks In water, when they were proydenuaHy washed
ashore in an exhausted condition. After taking food and
rest they walked to Panama 25 miles ds'aht ieachnH
boat arrived here yesterday, chartered by the Re
to take provisions down to her she brings out h
Resaca will probably be here until about June Inc
state OF BOyaca rs st in most dis0rdered eOndllo
and plundered by both contendng parties Cen santo
Gutierrez refused to take charge of the Presidency
The vote of the State Of Panama for President OF the
Republic, which has been cast IN favor OF Muruo VIII
decide the election in his favor as IL generally under
stood that other eight States OF the Republic four
will go for TruiillO and four for MurillO.
offer has been made 70 indemnify the owner OF the
Montiio American which fOrcibly seized
by the rebels late revolt of Herrera and his par-
sans The American Consul however intends to repre-
the matter TO his Government and urge the securing
Of guarantees against the recurrence OF such ouragcs
From Guatemala learn that the late attempt at rev.
outOn in Los Altos has not proved 10 be OF great I'M
porance. The defeat Of Duchas in Salvador may how
ever, TO inspire the Liberal party with fresh
vigor, and a more formidable attempt Is shortly
expected 10 overthrow the existing government OF Pres
ident Cerna BY later advices is stated that Gen. R
fno BarriOs, with COO revOuuonsts, was at Quesae-
Mango and had succeeded in defeating small detae.
Of Government troops. Gen. MendeZ Cruz (son OF
Serapo chief of the last revolution, who was exc
cuted had taken CTistobal and COban Juan Nter1
Of San Jose has abandoned his property and gone 10
iOin the revolutiOnists with 200 men.
At Lima PERU, attempt was made TO capture the
rOn-cad sbpsOf- war Huascar and lndependeDca by a
supposed revolutionary party. The attempt was how
ever frustrated and the pirates reyOutionsts as
they claim beabout Is OF themtook refuge on board
the u g. steamer onward, claiming the protection OF
the American flag The Peruvian authorities demanded
they should be given up and Capt White OF the onward
after consulting Capt Harris Of the ST. Marys and the
authorities ON shore decided TO give them up, and they
are now in custody. Their plans and objects Will be
more fully eueidated on examination before the triDu
uals