The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Oar New 0ransAa Correspondence.
CARrHAensA. n. a., October =, 1851.
The Complete OvotvoV Of Dcv~o-IM N~s Go
v1wW Of Paw0ma- Tk Residence of Ss~sa As~a-
Sp~ti~g Intsligence, &C., &r.
The insurrsction headed by Gen. Borsro, in the
provinces of Antioguia, MsdsIin, and Cordovs, has
been completely queled; the last decisive action
was fought on the hills Of Rio Negrs; Gen. Herrera
commander in-chief of the government forces, WAS
victorious, and Borsro was completely routed.
most of his men taken prisoners losing all his srnA,
and compelled to fee for his life. This victory has
decided events, and once more the government h
triumphant; all vestigss Of rebellion have cleared
away, and now We may hope for q long period of
peace The people begin to open their eyes to the
folly of revolutions and it is to be hoped that they
will continue to do 90; it is the only way this beau
We want 20 600 or 900 families, intelligent and
sntsrprisipg men, who can form respectable circle,
and put their faces strongly against these constant
+" fandapgos"
Gen. Herrera arrived here to-day on his way to
the Govsrnorship of Panama, to which he has been
named, ard for which post he is well calculated,
being man of stern integrity, honorable, and Pc
culiary fitted for the post Of Governor at that i'm
portant post of Panama.
In consequence of decree Issued by the Execu-
tive, at Bogota. Offering pardon to Borrero and his
associates, II they appeared within stated period
with the sole proviso that they should leave the
country, and not return until recalled by special
act Of Congress. Borrero, it is affirmed, appeared
the 6th Of the present month claiming protection
on the strength Of this decree. II this is fact,
may expect to him on the coast in COM pany
with Msssrs. Mariana and Pastor osPiaa. chiefs
of the insurreotonsry movements near Bogota.
These gentlemen will, doubt, leave for the
Unitsd States soon as they arrive on the coast
OfCol Diego, the chief of the movement in Ma
riquita since his defeat at Garrapata, nothing has
been heard but it is more than suspected that he is
safe.
The elections for President have not yet begun;
but there is not the e st doubt that Jose Maria
Obando, candidate for the democratic party, will
carry the day. He has the masses decidedly in his
favor.
Gen. Santa Anna, ex-president Of Mexico, conti-
rust;catng in the beautiful and romantic little
village Of Furbaco, situated about twelve miles
from Carthagepa and celebrated for Its hot springs
or voed~citos, so called by the natives. There he
is building splendid and luxurious n,on, which
has cost him, up to the present time, S30,O00, ant
will cost him as much again, fnot more, TO finish.
The steamer Honda, intended for the river Mag
daiena which left your port on or about the 9th Of
September, has not yet arrived at her port OF dest
nation, Savanilla, and it is very much to be feared
that she is lost. | understand that Gem Wander
bilt, of your city, was largely interested in her
We are here in the midst Of great prepay atons to
celebrate tho an anniversary of the independence of
the country. The llth of November is this great
day; on that day, and the two ensuing ones, we
shall have the usual smusements of the country,
viz, masking, balls, gambling, bull fights etc, ,
eto. We received, two days ago, per British
steamer from Chsgres, news of the late riot there,
and it shows the imperative necessity OF having on
the coast as soon as possible, a man ofwar, which
should make its headq at Chsgres, to defend
the lives, property. and immense American inte-
rests in this quarter, which being every day
crhced to the turbulence Of few i'll advised persons
the-e ID. 8.