New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
FROM THE IsTHuUs OF PANAMA.

From he P0naHsa Star Sept l.
The IsTHhVs-Since the sailing of the last steam
nothing of Importance has transpired the 18th
mus. The Province continues Tranquil, aud for go
far has been undsturbed by the revolutions in other
parts of the Republic. Steps have been taken by the
authorities TO rase forced loan the inhabitants to
assist the Goyernmentin qnelling the existing revo-
luton in the Interior.
Beyond the usual steamers, there have been no ar
rivals of impo: tance in the harbor, and the port is
now comparatively empty.
Business continues in a very stagnan state and the
prospects Of Improvement in trade for SOME time
not very encouraging. The stock of goods in the
city is, however lighter than usual and such articles
as corn rice, coffee, hour, &C., command unusu-
ally high price.
The work on the railroad is progressing as RAPIDLY
as could be expected at this season; the Company
have notwt tandiDg, great deal to contend against
es the heavy rains have considerably impeded their
progress and large number Of hands have been in-
capacitated for working.
The immense quantity Of rain which has fallen dur
ing the past fortnight, has rendered the mule road 10
the Summit almost impossible, and has placed it in
worse condition than il has ever been in before Tha
Cruces road Is perfectly good and passengers should
not attempt to travel any other.
hobberies and murders appear 10 have stopped en-
tirely, and although We frequently hear Of arrests
beng mace, the parties implicated those engaged
IN crimes previous to the formation Of the Runnes'
Guard During the past two weeks we have not
heard Of single outrage on the road.
Within the past few days we have experienced the
neaFlest rams felt TINS season. at the time we
have been favored with spells of most delightful
weather the rain rarely lasting th An few hours
in the day.
The health Of the Isthmus is excellent; in fact tbs
"sickly season is now becoming obsolete among US
and case Of severe illness is rarely TO be met with
unless brought on by imprudence.
FROM rBE lSrERIoR.-By the arrival of the mails
nom Cartbsgena, which reached Panama on Tues
cay, we have received the following ne US from the
seat Of war:
Sr. Obaldia, Vice-President of the Republic. had
suceeeoed IN efeeting bis escape from Bogots where
ne mas Tor some time past been detained as prisoner
by heio, and bad reached Ibaqus on the ith inst,
power.
Gen. Herrera had marched for the provinces Of the
NORM 10 take command of division Of the army.
mere had also arrived at Ibague Srs. Marquee
ana oanciamente, Mag strates Of the Supreme Court
sr' Latoue, also OF re Supreme Court, and Sr Pom.
DO, attorney General, we're momentary expected
established. "
large number Of Gen. Lopez's army and the
greater part Of the forces organized in AntiOqua had
New deputies were daily arriving and the reinstal
ia,lon Of Congress there was considered certain.
In the Cabinet the question of removing the prOvi-
slonary capital was discussed Both Ocaha and Car
thagena were named, but il is probable the latter
would be selected, being further removed from the
scar Of the revolution, and the Government could