New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

REPOPTED CAPTURE OF TSCUINTLA N GUATE-
t,LA BY THE INSURGENTs-THE CONNER
GAL TREATY BETWEEN SALVADOR AND THE
UNITED STATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
TIE UNITED STATES MINISTER TO TIE PREsI-
DENT OF PERU.
PANAMA, June THE revolution, headed by
Garcia Grauados, in Guatemala, stl continues. 1t is
stated here by passengers who came down in the
steamship Guatemala yesterday, that intelligence
reached the port of san JOSE Just before the departure
Of the steamer The effect that the forces Of Granados
had taken possession OF the town Escuna, half way
between The port and the capital but the truth Of this
report doubted according 10 last advices the
reyoluonists at point far too remote to enable
them appCarat Escuintla in 80 short time Don Juan
yter WHO united his forces with those Of Granados
has been committing dapredations in the provinces
On me llth May he entered 1ecpan took tne guarus
prisoners, destroyed all they could not carry away and
they repeated the scenes of Tecpam, experimenting
their atrocities by the murder of the Governor. Ac
eor1ng 10 ast accounts Ba0s was on the FRONTIERS OF
~ ariu Mexican state of CbiapasI force was
also organizing for the assistance OF GranadO No pa
pcr- later than the 4th ut have been received here
from Guatemala city, but although the last number OF
tn Gacc0, the Government organ affects 10 deSpse the
revolutionary efforts, the majority OF the people begin to
think that the term Of President Cerna rs xed ana me
S SSTIS% % ' of Eeo S OF SoGh "
In .siyad0r the treaty. of friendship and commerce
between Salvador and United states Of America and
signed ly Minister TOrbar and Dr. Arlizu, has been
srrroyef l, he senate and ratified bv fine President
EEfrc.Gent Duenas and Gen Martinez were still in
Prison II reported ia san Miguel, on the 2lSt ut,
thai Xtfrucb with 900 men, was on tine march for that
city Iu les than three days than 600 volunteers
came forward 20 resist him. The report, however is
though 20 Doe premature Cpt BaIaOna, with 100 men,
attacked NacaOme the 18Th ut. but was driven OF
Anotaer report Gays that Xauch fortified at Teguc
gapa aud that Me1iua has sent Gen Alvarez against
m WIN 900 men Medina himself Is sald 10 nave en-
tled louayagua with 1900 men. ,,
The Costa RcaI Government is about 10 conclude con
nat with Henry Mciggs the great south American rail
capital Of Costa Ri5a, Linton Bay, port on the At
ana he work h 10 De commenced al once s soon az Ic
contract shail be ratified ana tue necessary ecuriy
guarantees furnished by the Government where costa
hca 10 get the money FROM however Il quite another
queon ana one that is not unlikely TO render the CON
'u , V I'm, the road extremely doubtful:
Adhces IRON Lana Peru 10 the ed Of Nav state that
Judge setlle Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Pen,
10 Tie President on the inst The usual addresses
Neft eAchangd FROM the Northern provinces We have
accounts OF unusually stormy weather. Steamers were
unable 10 land embark their cargoes mn tbe coast At
ne ports OF Maa'go and Paeasmayo several vessels
lost their anchors ana had TO put sea At Gusnape
Islands the shipment OF guanO has been iunossbe for
week past The Frst leutenants Of the Peruvian iron
charged with completely in the late attempt to capture
the feet. Commander Perry, the leader
Of his fellow cOnspirators, have been brought
= ths ay and are now inSrceTaed in the barracks Of
pendenca has since been hOnOrably released nothing
having been proved against him. Tie BTtisb sbifS
Castemaine. while coming into port at CallaO on the
nght OF the 10th inst ashore near the of the
hytr HmEac -Four hundred laboTers have been landed
a. 10 for TIE railroad, and a similar number nave ar
fFed here for the Or0ya Railroad is proposed 20
Construct rairoad FROM Slavery 10 Chocope connect
IRON Trujo 70 PedregaL The Government has granted
c&n Of $4,000 in railroad bonds 10 aid the enterprise
,b May, IL appears that the Minister Of the Interior
.Ss agnbed the willingness Of the Government to con
uoct D1dge over the AcOncagna River, opposite the
sefa Station If the pr0prietOrs of the district will con
s,sr $1,000 toward the expense. Rich discoveries Of
give 100 marks each 600 pounds Of ore From
Vhuerk u appeafs that the Indians again on the