New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
!dham mIlls resumed rork to-day.
CENTRAL IND SOUTH AMERICA
THE SHIP HUGO BURSED-A NEW ISLAND
FOUND.

THE SHIP HUGO BURNED-A NEW ISLAND
FOUND.
PANAMA, Sept. PA. Reclus, the chief OF
the Canal Companys the lshmus, left to-day
on the Acapulco He goes to Paris finish report on,
the works from the notes OF NJ Bonne, secretary
who died recently the steamer Crescent Clty '" H.
Cilley an eminent engineer, and C. s Rand. Of Lima
are also among Acnpulcos passengers The latter Is
the bearer of dispatches to Washington from General
HurlDut, United states Minister in Lima.
The United States steamers Pensacola, the 2Oth
and Adams on the 22d left for CAao The Richmond is
not yet in. The Pow hatan is still at Aspnwall
The German ship Hugo destroyed 10y fire In the
South Pacific lat 42o 5. long. so. August g. The
long boat with the captain the carpenter and seven
men arrived at Chloe, Chilli having made 500 miles IN
nine days They suffered great distress FROM want OF
food and water Two boats with the rest ~ the crew
have not heard from since they parted with the
capaips boat One man died in the latter before reach
ing Chloe The Hugo ship of 1872 TONS ana was
bound from Newcastle 10 san Francisco with coal
Captain Meyer of the German schooner Phenix at
Callao from San Jose de Guatemala, September H. re
ports having discovered island in latitude - ~
south and longitude s3o as west, about hundred
miles west OF Puuta Aga, The nearest and IL Is sau
to of volcanic origin; about fifty feet high at the
highest elevation: mile long aud one mile WIDE
Her Britannia Malesty's steamer Kngfsher United
States steamer Alaska and Chhan transport Chile have
gone 10 verify the addition to the geography o the
world
In consequence OF the depreciation Of the vaine OF
nickel currency Government Of Panama has annued
the degree OF July IA. making nickel feceiva
bic for Government dues in unlimited quantity
Hereafter il viii only be received III the ratlo
of fifty cents of nickel to every fifty
dollars f gold and silver At the time, decree
of the Colombian Government makes nickel receivable
in National custom houses TO the extent OF 20 per cent
of the duties
plots against the Government have been discovered
aud the parties implicated are mostly III prison. await
ing trial. ri -
qua The peOpe affected believe Themselves the recpl-
ents of ID vine communications whenever person
feels the inspiration Of communication ne ruSh'
to the church and rings the bell when the Wnot popu
la ion assemble 10 hear the message from on hlgh
Work the Nicaragua railway II making iaNnrhnle
progress The bridge the Pas dc Cabal0S
Is approaching completion, ana WIN soon enhole
trains To run through from COrlnio to Gilman
dega. The section from Leon 10 CulnandeEa Is
well in hand. Twelve miles of rails have already hten
laid greater portion of the remainder Is nearly
ready for track laying. .,
letter from Lima. dated September 7, says: al
though is under discussion by the representatives
of Chill and the Provisional Government thc com
manders of tie army OF occupation ana OF the IlcIoa
and MontonerO troops busly making prep
oratous which indicate further strife The terms Oi
peace partially arranged between President Garcia Cal
derOn and scuOr GOdoy, prior TO the departure "i me
latter Tor Santiago. have Dut been made public The
Chilian Government Is displaying great tartlhess III
The following vessels have arrived In the Bay since
last report Bark Jno. Dawson, Warren 400 barrels
humpback be shipped from here; schooner caleb
Eaton Clifford. 300 barrels humpDack OIL caught III bay,
shipped from Panama Reported Oh fcarl l-iih Is
American Gark Cape Horu Pigeon, Kelly. with 1GO bar
res humpback oil expected here To snip calcb III lew
days The Fox (beiOre repOred, starts home" ara
to-day. and the Matilda Sears IL still here shipping OIL