The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13
Very Late from New Granada.


Very Late from New Granada.
he REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS OF GEN. FLORES
AFFAIRS AT PANAMA.
The FL Dorado brings adyices from Panama to the st
nd Aspinwall and Chagres to the Sd inst
we are indebted to Mr.. G. b. Ferrin of Adams Co.'S
Express for late papers
The Sierra Nevada. to sail at Aspinwau The
United States arrived there the 29th ut at IL NJ
inc mail steamer California, from San Francisco had
rrved at Panama The Constitution and Tennessee of
he same line hourly expected there the LIST inst
steamer to enter Panama on the LIST instant
supposed, as it is reported have been the Winfield
SCOTT 1t was not probably the w. 81 az she did not
cave Rio dc Janeiro till the Goth of February
passenger trains the Panama Railroad
regularly far Buena Vista to which point it was
opened on the ID inst, and Col Geo. M Totten the
Chief Engineer, expects to have the road opened to
Ereoa the 18th inst leaving only twelve miles of river
navigation The regular trains leave Aspinwa at A.
N, daily Mail trains the arrival of the mail
ships, Immediately their arrival Passengers leaving
.Aspnwal in the morning, arrive at Gorgona the
day Fare So; from the end of railroad to Cor
gona in boats from 81 so to SO while by the old river
route from two to four days consumed, at
pense pecunarly of from ten to fifteen dollars The road
In excellent order and the equal in comfort
Iany on our Northern roads The FL Dorado the first
the ship to the wharf She laid at the wharf while there
and received the treasure and passengers the
same way, with much and security could be
done at the wharf in New York thus avoiding the dan
ger and inconvenience attending the landing in small
boats at Chagres All the mail steamers land at AS
plnwal and Chagres is being deserted very fast Many
houses being removed from there to Aspinwa and
the latter place begins the appearance busy
and tksiying city.
THE CH0CO MINES.
From the Panama Star. March 80.
There Is at present in Panama party of miners from
the United States, who making preparations to ex-
plore the gold mines of Choco They will start hence
Cali IN few days and we have doubt from tho ap-
OF the men belonging to the party that they
the productiveness at the mines.
ANOTHER MINISTER.
The Rev. Mr.. Bigham has been appointed Methodist
Missionary at Panama by the Georgian Convention in
the United States Mr.. Bigham arrived here few days
since and will we understand commence his abors i'm
mediatey. We wish him every success
GOVERNMENT ORDERS.
We observe in the Cronca Official that orders have been
Issued by the Governor to the National Guards instruct
ing them to hold themselves in readiness to attend any
sudden call that may be made upon them for service in
of outbreak in the province This order appears
to have been issued of the reports received
here regarding the revolutionary movements of General
Flores against Ecuador.
THE COUNTRY.
On Sunday last. booted and spurred and fully equipped
with gun. powder horn. shot belt brandy TASKS and all
the other necessary appendages sailed forth into the
",
the refreshing air and enjoy a1ittle recreation
Our course lay towards the mouth Of the Rio Grande
which we reached in about half an hours ride from the
city. On our way passed the house of the Lepers
where there understand, a number of colored
natives suffering from that dreadful disease though
saw none of them. This house Is situated the
shore, about mile and half from the city and the
neighborhood around IT, Of course void OF any human
settlement At the mouth Of the Rio Grande there is
native settlement and quite extensive charcoal fac
tory which astonished us very much. There Is also
ferry established for the conveyance of passengers
Tho pvvi.1 IN
Element we procured canoe and wended way up the
river in quest of game, which is generally to be had
The river full of agators and the sandbanks as We
ptsed along were covered with these uncouth ANIMALS
basking their brawny backs in the MONDAY to
them reminds foreigner forcbly Of the fact that he
really in tropical climate and the sight of these
strange creatures brings back TO ones memory the
Thoughts of boyhood when used to read the wonder.
full stories reltedby xav eers about agators and GRO
codiles and tremble with fear at the thought.
me distance from Panama 70 the boca gel Rio Is not
those who have never visited the spot to take trip there
The scenery is really grand and the cool fresh breeze
MOUNTAIN to chamber up from whose summit tho view is
most magnificent The harbor and Its shpping-the |
baythe islands, and the noble old towers OF
Panama with the beautifully inundating hills and val
legs Of the surrounding country, form charming pros
poet for the eye Of painter
ANOTHER CHANNEL OF WIDE SPREAD COMMUNICATION.
From the Panama Echo March ~
We very much pleased to learn that the Pac fc
Steam Navigation Company making preparations to
connect Sydney and Panama with line of steamers:
The vessels will be put in very shert time. and
as they will I've of the frst class with comfortable
commodatons and capable Of rapid trips there is no
doubt but they will be well parenized This will be
fortunate undertaking Of said company and Is happily
projected When this line Is under way the Panama
route will surely present the TWO best paths 20 tine
instances have made their minds which route
TO take and city will DO the of far greater com
petition energetic and active rivalry Her intercourse
will in truth he extended the ends of the earth and
all nations will contribute TO her prosperity and her
strength.
LATEST FROM PASTA.
From the same paper March OIL
vessel that arrived yesterday at this port direct from
rTumsco brings serious OF the state Oh the pro-
II affirmed that there has been general rising Wihous
doubt have been gathered with the appear
that they should from those provinces to the
Of Ecuador by ton Flores: and, moreover, because the
cause bind these provinces to sustain the po'icai
rrucpcs which this General advocates, Is very na-
fura that the result should be fulfilled to which VIC have
referred The instruction Of these two provinces,
against which has been directed the impotence OF the
adminsrntion of this country, during more than eight
months PAST, in endeayoring to reduce them to its
nhor;ty is brought without doubt against the govern
"'" FLORES ON THE IsTHMUs.
from the Echo. April
n Is the height of nonsense and foiy; II We Judge
ht 10 cxpcc Gen. Fleres to come to the invasion OF
nnamo lie certainly sufficiently aware OF the course
the limited States would surely pursue IN sucn case
we arc cocnizant of the strong revolution 'ho
ba endcavoring to induce IN anu te
vicinity But we trust nothing serious wiz e, Tha
,rom he continual outbreaks in that quarter inc
president has been and will be Tor some .l,nv w '
earnest In his endeav to suppress it-pu ,n oib
gotions will never suppressed by the present course
of the present government.
n -. lso.