The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-20

seryatiyes are well disciplined. rcsolute, and
fully prepared for the issue on Cabinet and
constitutional questions.
A motion made by the extreme Left for \
dissolution Of The Assembly was voted down
bs a heavy majority, and indefinitely post
poned.
Central America.
| PANAMA, M, S.-EX-pre>Idcut Coureoso
arrived in Panama on the jib inStlnt from
Costa Rica. aud reports that the revolution,
which has slumbered since President Neira
| was baniSbed, has broken ont afresh. The
evening following bis arrival Coureoso con-
veued Il meeting. declaring the national
troops who were rlaced here for the protec-
ton of foreigners a. acting REASONABLY to
the General Government as well ~ the State
by interfering with the late revolt which
deposed Neira. He expressed his intention
Of disarmng and compelling them to leave
the Stale on the iuOrrow.
AZ $50 Z. VI. on the ith fighting with
she'll aud small shot commenced in the plaza
san Jose by The State troops advancing upon
he national forces. After de .rlte fight
of twp hours the former were repul>ed.
Both sides claim that they attacked for safe.
~. The fighting continued will, slight in
,ermissiou until Z. NJ, when Courcoso sig
'rl-iuSe some plan for I:riice, but they refused
to interfere.
The United state flagship rcnsacok,. with
Rear Admlral S;eItluan arrived in the b1y
during The afternoon. aud the Foreigners are
protected at the American con uate by My
men from The perl,acot, and TuScirora, and
one hundred and fifty men from the ships
guard The property Of the Panama railroad,
wEich has not yet hceu molcStcd.
At daybrcak the next mo!uipg the firing
wa, ic0pencd, and continued with Slightin-
tcrm!s>ion until O'Clock, when a truce was
agreed upon Courc1sO and ArrayO. for tie
state, are to arrance the terlu, of peace with
Miro.
General Ordilll and Captains Urea and
MeDdoSea. Of the national forces, were killed.
and colonel and lieutenant colonel were
wounded. President Cprcyrrl Is wounded.
1t j. h,r,S>i:.e 10 give the niiinber ot the
Killed and WuEndrl ut this time. Such oil
the residents who have not araicd thrm-
| selves OF the protection of the m"n-otwar
have fled from the city and are in ambush.
President Neira since his Danl>hmcnt has
issued IN address to the National Govern
mcnt calling for interference. not for the
| purpose of reinStatipg himself, but tor the
! dynasty of the State.
| Ldier.--Iourcuso states that The nc%olla-
ton has cudcd satisfactorily. and that tn"
| trouble j. over. Both sides have designated
Colonel Juan PerYc;, former project OF
color, a. provisional president until Grner'f
| Ncira can be recalled.
| Another account from Panama Saya that
| hall dozen men were killed iu Tie li2htin@
| there. The citizens now feel secure und"r
the protect II Of The United states troops
| from th" meu-rt-War. Admiral Stcalinlin
uui tie officer, of the guard perform their
duty with prudent tirnncs>, but without Of
tending either side. The basis OF peace
talked of is the restoration ni The GoHcrn-
ment of Neira. 1t is hard 10 predict how
the affair may end.
There is Il rumor ailuat thai similar coup
II ctqt TO the hate one here has taken place III
| Boyota. aud that President Mucrllo and his
secretary wcrc prisoner. THIS. however,
| needs confirmation.
| HAVANA, hnv l9---AlI the ullalnnllneu
vessels from New Orleans har' been IT,
leased.
An export duty of five per cent. has tccn
imposed OH >pcric.