The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-07

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Mrs. NJ Carter, stewardess
T. d. Elliot, Surgeon
Passengers Mr. Austin, Of San Juan George Hoyt W.
H. Bowditch 8. II. Adams; all of New York
The above believe Of this unfor-
tunate occurrence Yours respectfully
W. Ii. B0WDITCH.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
HERALD OFFICE,
PANAMA, September 20, 1851.
attack on the Gold Dust Irain- Another Large Rob
berry of the Precious Metal.
Information has just reached here that the gold
train of the Pacific Mail Steamsh Company was
robbed to-day, about seven miles from this city.
The train consisted of between seventy and eighty
mules, as near as can learn, carrying about two
millions of dollars in specie and gold dust. Report
states that two men, natives, probably muleteers,
were killed. Seven mules have returned to the
city, which went with the train, without their packs
Great excite ment exists among our citizens; and
large armed force of Americans, together with
some fifty or sixty National Guards, have started
out in pursuit of the robbers. When fouad if
found, SNAKE note of it," They will be dealt
with, at discretion. The amount supposed to have
been taken is reckoned at two hundred and City
thousand dollars. 1t will be utterly impossible for
for the robbers to get away with their ll-gotten
booty as every avenue of escape will be closed up
and narrowly watched The wealthy house CT
Mosquers, Huntado & Co. have the contract for
trans porting all the Pacific Mail Companys trea.
sure acros, the lsthmus, and their contract in
cludes insurance, so that, as they are abundantly
able, no loss will accrue to the company or to the
shippers.
The mail is closing quently, am unable
to give you any further particulars now; should
despatch bag leave after the mail, and anything
occur worth communicating, will write by it. You
will probably get the whole Of the particulars from
some of the passengers who are in advance OF the
train, en- route to Chagres.
SITUATION OF NEW GRANADA.
[From the Panama Star, Sept. l6l
BY the steamer Tobago, from Buenaventura, whittier
she went to leave the troops that formed the garrison Of
the province Of Antioquis 1t Is also stated that the
Commandante, Agate was In the same province, and
that General Mebdoza was approaching thereto by
ther route With the forces that the can
dispose Of there room to doubt TO the revolution
in Astoquia being concluded affair 1t is that
the mans possess Of any decrp tion
1t also stated In letters received here from several
parties there that Drauio Enao had gone over with all
his troops and arms to General Herrera thereby
ptliDg General Borrero to retreat to Mediin with COO
without ARMS that by the mail expect to
learn that there exists not vestise Of revolution in
Anticquia
In the south things are quiet; but notwithstanding
this, the forced loan being exacted.
From very notable but poor persons large amounts Of
money had been claimed and from their inability to
satisfy the demand they were sent to jail the same
treatment practsed towards the wives Of the absent
conservatives, who had taken part whatever in the
revolution, and In more than one instance strong
escorts sent the houses Of old ladies to take
them to jail some OF whom avoided going by delivering
up things that could be made available.
From Ecuador we learn that the mountain districts
bad not syoraby received the p,onunoiaeno Of 0uaya
qu but Of what character and extent the discomfort
e1isiirg between the two parties not informed
Of news, which sha lay before our read.
1t Is said that Ecuador delivered TO the go
Of New Granada, Nj Julio Arboleda but the
intelligence Is not positive
From the same paper Sent OF
We have beer kindly furnished by eminent citizen
Of this place with the following article which have
had tire bsstsd from the Spanish Our readers will dis
that the writer Is strong democrat and takes the
occasion, while announcing the restoration Of peace and
order throughout nearly the whole Of the republic, TO
commend with much f.rvor the measures Of the Lopez
IGty.
We have before copfessed our inability 10 understand
the politics Of this country and in publishing the present
article we beg our friends Of the conservative party TO
updertsnd that We DO not wish to BE- held responsible
for the remarks Of the writer
The received via south and north Is very satisc-
tory ss we learn therefrom that the government has
triunphed everywhere the fscti parties The
revolution In which the party had embark
I'd has b. very suboued. Paste. Tuquerres and
Bsrbacoss are quiet and surrendered to the government
In consequences Of splendid victory obtained by General
Franco ever ST. Julio Arbo.ds, who has been made
prisoner The provinces Of Popsyan Csucs and Bucna
ventura are ntw the enjoyment Of order he move
mems Of rebellion raised In those places having been
qu.ll.d
In Bcgc,s the plots Of the Ooaspirators have been
stifed In Turjs aud fuudsna tuniuts and disorders
have ceased The mot important piece Of intelligence
relative TO these provinces Is the fact Il considerable
number OF citizens having presented Themselves In de-
fence OF the government This is significant a. tar
regards public opinion and the onward marches Of DO
mocracy The sole object to be secured the surrender
CT Apuoquina towaros which the government troops
marching aud very soon indeed hope 10 be appraised
Of ex General Borr,ro who styles himself state Cover
nor having ndered Ct dit erection Every thing
d Gates that les sl order will be with
the scc1rity that ,hs not be benc.frward disturbed
and thus the Lopez administration will be enabled TO
conduct The public affairs IL the country the prn
cip,s Of true rerublicapsm as II heretofore has been
doing.