New-York tribune., 1871-07-15
his loss will he deeply felt Yomnaly he held The rank
of Admiral D the Cuban scryIoe.
cEYrRAL AND SoU7H AuERicA
THE REVOLUTIONS ~ GUATEMALA-TUE DARIE,
SURVEY-DI5IURBAECE AZ VALPARAISO
TIE ELECI ItOhA IN pLRU.

THE REVOLUTIONS ~ GUATEMALA-rIIE DARfEN
SURVEY-DI5IURBAECE AT VALPARAISO
THE ELECTIONS N PERU.
PANAMA, July 3.--'rhe President Of Guatc-
mall left The capital The 7.h u taking personal
mand of the roop the ministers remained In charge Of
the Government. lIis forces limited 10 1909
men, according 10 some accounts. 1870 according 20
others; and Is stated that Je3e troops drmorzed
by the repeated OF the rcvoaionss IN every
battle that Ia, yet taken place and by the fact that the
rebels supplied with superior arms. From Ja pa
tagua has been received that the territory had been
invaded by force under Anel Arana, and E'cuintia
also attacked by small party Of rebels who were,
however driven Oa. From QuC,itcnangO tine GeneG5in
command OF the departments. advises the Government,
that, having abandoned his command, Mcudcz Cruz,
with considerable body Of Ea1el-, occupied
the city, burned several ihouse5 and levied
forced loan Mendcz Cruz haI ako threatened Huehue
tenango but had retired TO Chi,mia where be impr5
oned All the authorities. Meudcz Cruz loft by Vi
teri at ChantIa who joined Garcia and Blrro' at An
tgua Tie result Of tAo revolution considered by al
classes excepting the immediate friends Of the Govern
ment TO point in favor Of the Rebels.
In Costa Ri'a the railroad project seems 10 have gained
considerable favor in those districts which are likely to
be benefited by the construction and the which
attended the introduction Of the first loan IN England
has greatly elaed the partisins OF the road Minister
AIyarado and Mr. ycuebcy. the Government eua nc"r
have left for Peru to conclude the contract with alr
Meggs.
The Untod states ship Guard of the Dlricn surveying
Expedition, Capt Lul. has AZ length arrived at Aspn
wall after being fully month beyond the time she Was
expected The work of surveying the I,thmus the At
lantc side completed but the results Obtained are not
very satisfactory. The lowest summit level has been
over coo feet ard after all the time and m5noy expended
the OF the Dlren I-thmus route 70 mut be
Acknowledged that the line Of the Panama Railroad
affords the most prlctclbie route for the canal with IT.
gfofD Ing "a
official gazette of the State of Panama the population Of
the State is 22O5G by the late The recent dis
turbance in the state Of Misdlieua Ia, been salts
flctory adjusted aud peace rcgns throughout the
Union.
According to aivces from Valparaiso OF the 10Th Of
June at the opening OF the Cian Congress most lis
graceful scene took place Upon the appearance Of the
President portion Of the Government members and
sOIno OF the spectators shouted viva Perez where
,a EpPh Tds ,HS and wD% yoccTd tSt 6 C6cer were paid
for" and Deputy Malta exclaimed that the cheers
should accord In fct,." The President delivered his
speech amid continued Interruptions which increased 20
such that the President OF lhe senate com
peed to nplofr' III ne name oI ,Ie CoI'ty I 4lGtr
cred Scnor Urmcncta was loudI cherred, and
the mob outside the senate, broke out INTO . |
party fight, involving serious injury to many OF |
TIE Government party, as also the Gt4nen- GIt4rtn
No less than $500 poems. hborors, sailed from Val
paraisO last month for Peru 70 work on the new railroads
oi Alr Meigg The Goyerninent hd' promised 10 aiou
every facility for the construction OF the Iransdndhe
1ecgTaph; the recent heavy storms,
the laying OF the wires mas been postponed th hrAJ
summer several new joint stock companies nave re- |
company, win capital oi sioOJO me Apoquhdo Baln'
Company with 100000; and type-fOuuding com |
plny with $4,000. The customs duties collected IN |
May amounted s3soOO showing falling of of S2s6OOO
compared with the corresponding period last year |
place at Copapo Il extended from the coast to the
mountains and from Tues Punas TO Chaiarcilo. The |
ragon The Russian corvette Vtae sSeI from hs bort
The net receipts OF tne Valparaiso and Santiago Rail
course OF construction the Andes The San Felipe
and Laiila Railroad will be opened next month and tho
Govcrnmont has now upward Of % %so6oo5 inyaStcd in
railroads The Santiago and lpardso Road produced
$o50O IN 1870 ana the EliIco Inc S2OO transtlan-
tc railroad IS projected, anu the PauGron Pass Is to be
Adyccs have been received from Lima Peru, to the
22d of june according to which unusual interest Is
!,.c III ,ic T4nl9 Ilta,tnl a. O1Psl Ps -,VS oii V's
tan hle candidates aspire 10 the hohof Oi comronhg
tine de,tnes Of Peru for the approaching term The last
aspirant Is GEN EchcnIque, VINO counts principally on
the military fOr support FardO however, Is pOpuary |
supposed 10 be the most likely for President. The
elections promise to be conducted with the sictest I'M
rruaY, fact almost uheNnped III tue previous MS
tory of this country The Government has positively !
the Governors and projects Of provinces and districts
urging the greatest rectltude in the Of the right
treated Col GaIride, still occupies large share o pub
c attention Gutierrez still occupies his quarters in the
tent OF $1,000 has been offered Government has not |
permitted his release; IL is feared he may escape the
by reason Of his great personal and family influence
but II 10 he hoped that public opinion, which has
OutrageOusy been challenged, will not allow the abate
Of iOta OF the laws just dues. The cOmpica
which some twelve months between the
Peruvian Government aud the two British ships Prince
Rupert and star of Brunswick has been revived, the
OF the vessels having taken legal proceedings IN
Holland where the were consigned, TO recover
damages for the unwarrantaDe detention OF the ships
months IN the haTbOr OF CdaO, by the Peruvian
authorities upon frivolous and uuenlble prteXt. The
OF Rotterdam where the question was tried, gave
Judgment against the Peruvian Government ON the 10th
of May, awarding 20 the owners Of the ships an in-
dcmnity Of about Slj0OO0. The British ship Wealth OF
Nations, which LETT CaaO on che lith ult. for the
Guanape Islands, wrecked on Sunday, the
lith inst, near Chaucav. Capt. Waters and nine
OF the lost. The chief mate aud 10 OF the
crew were saved. The Norwegian ship Bencdlcta has
also been lost She sailed from the 6uanape Islands
with TO Falmouth, on the 2oth u, ana was ADAM
dOned leaking very heavily and almost IN sinking CON
dtOn the 18th inst The crew were all saved, being
picked up by the steamer Peruano after having been IN
the three days. Judge Settle, L. = Minister at
Lima, visited Commodore McDOugi, on board the nag
shp OF the latter the Os,ipcc. the l4th inst The
Minister sauted with l. guns, ana Major Williamson
sautcd with guns on leaving the same snip.
great portion of the trade OF North Peru is diverted
of Magellan route IN place OF gong by the
I,thmus OF Panama formerly. The steamer Supe
alone brought from port iuacho, 800 bales Of cot
ton. the 10th instant for Caao, 70 be ran,lpped 10
the straits steamer for Liverpool. This, notwithstanding
supposed arrangement between the Pacnc steam Nav
igatiOn Company and the Panama Railroad company,
to the effect the former pledged to decline all
freight from Northern Peruvian ports except BY the
I,tnmus route. Three hundred and y1Nc more Cnllan
ahOrer engaged by Henry MelgSs arrived On the l3th
Of June for the OrOya Railroad.
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