The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29
ADDITIONAL FROM NEW GRANADA,

The Expected Revolution In the Isthmus-
Flight OF the President OF the Assembly,
Serious Riot mt Panamn-FIrteen Persons
Killed.
Our files from Panama, dated the 10Th instant
tain the wing ms in addition to those already pub
hshed.
Our special correspondent at Panama writes
At the recent gubernatoral election Calvo conser.
va 70 capaidae elected by about 900 mlorty but
the LIBERAL or native party the election
been brought about by fraudulent voting aud contend
that Disz their candidate was elected In tins Province
Of Panama the liberals greatly in the majority.
On the 10Th inst political outbreak was so greatly
feared that signal was made for assistance. Sixtsen
boats. filed w,h armed men, sent of from the la
dependence and the St Msys but action place
Many persons lied to vessels OF for afey among
whom was the native representative from the city and
province u Panama.
No fears are entertained In regard to security OF TO
reign retidepu nor any troabe appreheu cd which
affect The perfect safety OF the Transit Tue disturb
ance Is confined 10 local factions entirely.
Ia said that two Influential New Granadian Planters
passengers the Illinois, route for for the
purpose OF negotiating loan to pay OF the liabilities in
CURED by .hr government during the massacre Of the
18th OF April.
Mr.. Charles Bonner, who passenger by fhe III
nois, informs that considerable political bad ee sg
existed tho Isthmus generally, since the month OF
last June when the votes taken for Governor and
the blacks made aware that cavo, who known
to be The "vhite" candidate had large majority. The
blacks then determined to fight prevent his inargura
ton such and also to prevent the legislative declara
ton by force OF In such anxious state OF the
public mind application made by the authorities for
aid ofccrs In command Of the United States shifs
independence and 81 Marys, and s26 marines dos
patched IN fourteen boats and lay against the city OF
Panama This threatening aspect OF affairs caused maDy
members Of the Legislature 10 themsclves but
how ever quorum found, and 10 the end Calvo
proclaimed ss announced.
Fifty Of the nrst families Of the city OF Panama. with all
their jewels and treasure sought shelter with the United
States naval officers.
Bcfor. the Illinois loft the exci,emeu, had subslded =
little, but Mr.. Bonner states that when hs vas board
the ship Al Aspinwall, the 10th instant he in
formed that telegraphic despatch had reached Colonel
Totten from Panama. to the effect that bioosy ha
taken place nre and that fourteen Gfeen persons
had Jsen killed and large nub f oilers badly beaien
H,cas saied that member Of the Legislature hai been
shot IN hu char.
The Panama Herald OF September 8, has the following:
Instructions have been received by the Governor here
from Bosots have the testimony Of q number OF 70.
regncrs taken respecting the 18th April The
testimony, VIC understand Is all 10 be taken In English,
and 10 be forwarded Bosota for translation,
AVOID any mice instruction mslinlerpretaton. The
al present busiy engaged In carrying out these
instruc ions
We learn from private sources that Capt, X. CARR
son Ia busy In New York making arrangemepts Cor the
opening Of new steamship line via Nicaragua. The
sesper orzsba hes already been despatched for the Pa
cnc to take her place between san Francisco and San
Juan Del Sur, and Others TO follow.
The same paper, or tue 18th inst, says-The weather
curing the fortnight has been ne although have hal
several heavy showers The health OF Panama generally
good Business has been duh, owing 20 the election
excitement
The Aspinwa Co.rer Of the 10Th inst observes when
speaking of the local political tveiOns on the sthmus
We have dcub th The presence Of the American
of war 10 the harbor Of Panama has 10 pre-.
vent the outbreak OF the class as those who
mitted the aoovtmsnton "a atrocity aud presume
essusy Of the foreign poser. or aid ~hsh tncy would
he compelled " Geek, has rcsuancd The remainder oi
those who desire the triumph Of their partisan Efforts.
Thanks 10 Uncle SAM the foreigners at Panama se
projected, was amply demon t-ated by the
ng Of ols IN the hat bor, the arrival oi the pas
seIeers from Untsd States aud when the naive "a
miles being sent aboard both
ofvar for safety n expectation OF the gnt with which
the two factions have been threatening each O1her for
nearly anonth past
Among the arrivals By the Illinois were Captan Hoor
who out 10 join toe Independence and Me- George
Richie, purscr Tor the soopOf var 81. Marys we learn
thai three nhshpmen from the Independence return
home on the fhnois, 70 undergo their examination
The Panama Herald Of the 18TH inst says-rhc corps
o survey ers who sent out 70 Chriqui about nvs
months sxo by the Chirqu improvement Com papy re
turn home on Illinois for the purpose Of MAKING heir
report We learn that they have been highly pleased
with The country
Gen Herran the Granadlen Minister al Washington
10 the Of Panama ~ the cec that steps art
~ be taken enforce tbs collection OF the taxes recently
levied foreign mails and tonnage.
canoe containing several persons who were maxim
ter escape from the ,xpc ted revolution on Monday asi
unfortunately capsizod short distance from the cv b,
which two children we're drowned They were nat We
he British and French Consuis visited the rn,,s.
states Gsg ship Independence, ahd received tho usua
= salute.
lie rspsn 70 sha steamer eOlumbw are progress .