The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, March 5, 1859.
No Nail from the Cdpdl-Sates of Bolipar and Aagta
lena ia Discontent- Revolutionary Spirit in Cdnca--7hs
City Healhy-Bad FEELING Of the Natives 7J,cards the
French, dc.
BY the West Indian mail steamer dates from Bogota only
to the 2cth January have been received here, the mail
which left the capital the sth Of February having failed
70 reach Carthage in time for the steamer The news
is Of but little Importance
On the 18th OF January The Resident Minister for
Peru presented his credentials the PRECEDENT Of the
confederation and the usual congratuhtcry speeches
delivered.
Spanish newspaper published at Carthagena, called
the Pdyten says that the States Of Bolivar Magda
lena are threatened with overthrow and that there
certain data going 10 show that the dscontcnted Of
these two States have concerted a plan against
the present local authorities and the general go.
vernment with the object of forming separate govern,
Canca where the idea Of separation from tho federal
government and the establishment Of separate and n-
dependent one, out Of the contiguous States fret orgna
ted, about to revolt suspect that the detection has
extended from the States Of Bolivar aud Magdac
ma and that they to be included n the new conedcr
alton, should the plan succeed.
The journals of the country that crimes continue 70
be the order Of the day in the State OF Antiogua.
The election for Governor Is about to take place In the
State Of Canca, where the spirit Of revolution ram
pant.
Steamship Comranys WORKS the Moro, adjacent 70 the
island Of Tnbcga, from fever The first Mr. J.
r. Perry clerk OF the Puser OF the steamship Valparaiso
and the other Peter Taylor mariner attached the
came ship, who hailed from lowell Mass The effects Of
which he died possessed have been turned the
American Consul az this port
Panama and other parts Of the lsthmus perfectly
healthy.
The French steam tender Mgere arrived nj this port
26th ult nom Quay yaqu whence she sailed the 1o;h
She brings no news, except that the blockade s
strictly inorced than 1t has been.
The merchants Of Panama and other ports the coast
begin to feel the effects Of the blockade especially
the -four merchants Of this place. who receive their sup
plies from the United States, and who have until re-
Gently, carried on quite thriving trade with uayaqu
few days since French subject residing here by
the name OF Deceguy, being assaulted by native negro
he turned spon his assaant and gave him severe drub
bpg The negro went TO the police station and lodged
plant against Deceguy, and police officer In arrestng
him struck him the head with a stok without IL is
said, the slphtest provo0sion.
The French Consul upon hearing OF the affair, and
garding the conduct Of tho officer an act oT brutality
and deated by malice, has, learn, demanded of the
authorities suitable raparation which suppose will result
| In the dismissal Of tho police officer.
The natives Of late appear 10 havc taken great dislike
70 the French, which feeling Is doubtless supcrinduc I'd
short time since OF the captain Of police for similar ac,
OF brutality towards French seaman Of which gave
| an account In my last.
The flagship Mcrrimac and soop Decatur were az Rele
10 at last accounts learn that the whole Of our Pa dc
SQUADRON consisting Of two steam rigatcs and -four
ordered here the object being, Is presumed u hold
courts martial on some dclinquenta in the service
The 81. Marys fred national salute in our harbor
| the 22d of February.
Mr. H. Woodward, recently appointed United Stat
oonsr Coquimbo, Chile, has entered upon the duties