The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

PANAMA, August IS, 1859.
We have had only one arrival from Chirqu since my
las-a little vessel with single passenger-but this pas
sepger said TO have brought from twenty 10 twenty
pounds Of golden images from the huacas This and
raj letters filed with coored accounts Of the richness
Of the Indian graves has not tended to diminish the excite
ment Of very mereuria population Small vesssls
tnue TO fill up with passengers and the 10th the rail-
road comparys steamer Guatemala took quite large
number Roca Cnca steamboat port TO David
The following specimen Of dozen letters received by
the little vessel above referred to- Mr. HAYES
y Bgent OF The Vanderbilt steamers here, aud is we'll
kno in New York. TIE letter Is published in the Papa
ma S!dr, and ia dated at David, August a.
The Josefs arrived here on Ii. EAU. with 81 passengers al
IN hiSn spirits All are now in the gold dgsioss except Capt
han ia Saa from the
Some white people have been digging. bu. most
not sn any ms. ~ to do much
until the dr. and hen think twenty thousand
Sr Isss sola T. and hsrs oa..aas q
I've Ssls. ps.siy issa% sons
4: sssS ssS:s s
ii. sh & than gold Many
nh s a .a n ne
,sss her: .n,
where the lpd i plenty where The
die INDIANS brave hsie he pale EcT in
nsSs some sS au, and gold but
gold - rom whsS these
ss e S1s ss s he s s
them so nss ia he walls and whsrs the5
s1 sFss a
The quantity Of gold which daily proves beyond
donns MT great anaStea exist somewhere nsa here
sa a. much 9ou a. h in The tbs shnus The usual
hs t%s required togo up ss hour; psoa per
nights go cool a. pair Of thick blanket. ell very
@ostas'e mosquoes asas and the faea bathing
o. pistols ard Knives Prosons Of all kinds cheap and
regards to aaurng friends aud sassbat sh, bs
ao S me I'm or h l.ha 80 up to the dssings 2
Since writing the foregoing, the Joseia has returned
bringing Mr. Hawes and Dr. Merritt, the balance Of the
nrty seven having remained para and in the huac1s
Ine Joeefa brought shout fifteen pounds Of gold. Mr
HASes mas some OF the heaviest and finest images ye
brought He has also many beautiful specimens of pc.
.ery painted ana plain, very curious corn grinder Of
stoe With the heado tige. a, says II lie Impossible
70 Go much in the dggpgs at this season as rains some
tnes n torrents, every day There We're many Indian
TOWING 10 Chrqn on the plains and rolling country be-
t"een he many streams and rivers, and he thinks i'm
inefse Quantities OF goiisn limoges will be taken out ia
gold natural deposts in Chiriqu YET he has no doubt
inat there are some deposits where man may take out
TWO or hree collars per day The holders Of the gold
down
The enc steam propeller Guatemala, belonging to the
Panama Railroad Company and inter ded for the Central
American trade, arrives at Panama the 10th, seainE
the white way from New York, IL ,0o0 miles, without
ioucerg She was 81 days from pof. port, but only
90 days under steam she was forced to anchor six
days 10 the Straits OF Magellan, account OF storm.
The Guatenaa is ,0C0 tons measurement, and burns
twelve and half tons Of coal per day. The railroad
psny intend 70 repair their other ship. the Columbus at
heavy expense, and will then semi monthly line in
hls trade, which thsir enterprise has made very pro-
The fsgship Merrimac, Of the Pacific squadron,
rived here from Callao the 10th. Flag Onicer Long
goes nome on this steamer. BE is succeeded by Flag
OF the West The yaadaa and Warren here, the
latter under command Of Commander Thatcher, late of
we Decatur having arrived on the It'll, In thirty one
days from San Francisco. The Warren is to be Kept
Iaboga az store ship The Saranac has gone
from Callao 10 Guaysquil, but il expected here in
afew days Al Aspinwa they have the lag ship Roam
Loui, sailed for Carthsgena on the 12h do mol know
whether This large naval force In the ports of New Ora
nsda means any thing but some suppose the
~ Warrington Is tired of the delays and decephons OF
the Bogota government ia regard TO the question Of the
April massacre at Panama. The st. Mays WAS spoken on
the 4th August the coast OF Costa Rca bound to Rese
10 70 relieve the CyAue The Jareat0Wn 10 a. San Juan
del Norte.
Our news from Bogota is to the 2sth utmo The CAPT
tai was quiet The LegiaAure Of the State OF Canca met
on me LIST July and declared several OF The Laws OF the
last National Congress TO be unconstitutional and strongly
demanded their repeal.
The revolution In CArthagena has not yet resulted in
anything change from pet Of State officers for
another CAvo, the overthrown Governor 10 endeavor.
g 70 raise men to recover his place. but he does not
have much success The present authorities are armng
some small vessels to resst attack on the city me
revoutonists have not dstbed the national authorities,
but no doubt they will do 30 their earliest convenience
not vet II. @ 81 viii no
Preeen them the present state OF affairs between New
raaadA and Vie United States. Cen. Jones was sent OF