The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-08
Farther News from Panama.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

The fcreign consuls at Panama have protested
against an o,d-r of the Government, sending forty
teons to the Ishmus as a military police force.
The Star of the 18th nlt. contains the following
paragraph:
As an evidence Of the rapid strides that this po-
pnar express is making in tie conhhence OF the
:. public, need only refer to the large hummer OF
pack ss entrusted to it for transportation across
Nhe Iethmus. The Crescent Cry brought ont,
among other cargo, upw ards OF TWO hundred ana
seventy rackages for this express, and every pack
age was in Town last evening, ready Tor Shipment
This is the way 10 push things.
Revolution in New Grauqda.-By the English
steamer at Chaeres, the Panama Star received
papers from Bogoia to the 22d of May, and from
Csrthaeena to the 9th of June. They are princi-
paily filed with the particulars of an attempt re-
Gently made to overthrow the Government, by dig
affected PARTIES in the Provinces of Pasto and Fu.
quenes with the encoura agemen and aid of Leading
persons in Ecuador. We copy the following from
the Herald:
Paste and Tuquenes, the seat and scene Of the
insurrection, the two Southern provinces OF
this Republic. They join Ecuador, on its interior
western boundary.
Symptc IN. of a rebellion having been made ap.
parent In these provinces TO The President, he
called upon G, ngress, then in session. TO authorize
an addition to he made to the army, whirh was at
increased under its direction to ten Thousand
4, men. The President was also authorized - to de-
clare ard make upon Ecuador in case II
should he asceraned that she aided or participated
in any way in the rebellion, or afforded succor or
protection to the insurgents" ...
Gen. NJ. NJ Franco, commander-n.chief OF the
-sou'lern division of The army, was directed TO pro-
Z coed with force of $50 men to the scene Of the
y rebellion in Pasto which he reached, and found
faree numbers of the people gathered in armed
companies, and enscOnced in a ravine called Cha.
; gutrbamha. He attacked them on their right
wing, and succeed ID 10 dsodging them and driv,
ing Them from their quarters. The insurgents then
retreated far Flor da, and on being hotly pur-
sued, they retired beyond Guitara II was soon
alter discovered that about 400 Of them had escaped
into u,uor, headed by their chief, lara, toge-
>syhsr with their priests and numerous others
On the 9th the Governor Of Tuquerres discovered
symptoms of a rebellion in that province, which
soon manifested itself by pronunciamiento being
proclaimed. 4 he province rose up a. once, and
declared civil war, and called upon Ecuador Io
sus ain III m These facts becoming known tt
General Franco, he gathered as large force al
crcumst t tnces would admit and marched against
them. Ia their retreat from the Government
forces they succeeded in acquiring strength, u
large addnions to their numbers, with which, In al
Amounting TO $40, they proceeded TO take ground
at Buenos Ayres, a small canton in the interior o
Tuquerres Here hev were met by another de
t,chment comp sed of three battalions of infantry
and Two squadrons of cavalry, amounting to l0O'
A battle ensued at this place, of very sever
and sanguinsry character, in which many live
were lost on both sides, and many of the rebel
taken prisoners, and which ended in the total de
feat and dispersion of the insurgents, who took re
iuge in the adjpIDIng provinces of Ecuador, leav
ing their dead and wounded on the field
Tie head of the insurgent troops is Manue
I Ibanes. He escaped into Ecuador
!, is 10 he hoped that the speedy termination O
this ius direction will prevent further diicutie
between this Governms nt and Ecuador. Much el
citemeut prevailed at Bogota, and throughout tn
province Of Popayan, and the people were all read
10 go ont and fg hit the rebels, if occasion shoul
require il.
Congress adjourned on the 29th ult. Previous
adiournmenr, il passed law aboshing slavery
the Republic, TO go into effect on the LIST day
January, 1852.