New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
NEW-GRANADA.

The news from the interior Ut the Republic is ln-
teresting. The various States Of the recently
formed Confederation have treated tne Federal
Govern nent uDgratefuly as Goneril and Regsn
did King Lear, and at present Panama, Ike Cor.
della is the only one that holds to "ber good
lord" The story of the Reorganization Of the Re-
public the causes that led " it, and the results
that followed II, is long one. The ultra Radicals
who believe would mske every parish an inde-
pendent republic and relieve each resident from all
control having succeeded In splitting up the Re
pubic into eight little sovereign aod independent
States in the flush of their newly galoed iIdepend'
eDce mistakiDg license for liberty, run rot IN all
the wildnrss Of Red RepublicanIsm, and President
E.pins who holds ultra conservative views, IN his
eldeayor to check them has only made matters
worse. Sautander, Boyaca, Bolivia, are all In
open rebe lion; Csuca aud Msgdslens are ready ~
fJlIow suit, and Anti0qia il ready 10 join Them
In Panama alone We are quiet, tor which prooa-
by a wholesome dread of the . Amercanos del
Nsrte is the cause; it is thought, however, that
Influences may be brought TO bear to drog her into
the net Of political cODfusioDs aud, truth 10 TELL
any change in the administration or organzitlo
Of affairs could scarcely DO for the worse
The last advices from the State OF BOLIVIA viii
give you some idea Of the confusion worse confdnded
VI this unhappy confederation:
News from the State Of Bolivia Is clearly in
favor Of the revolutiODsts. Adsices have been
received BY the Provisional Government at Car
tlsgena from their forces Ia the suburbs. We hear
that the troops Uuder Major Cabezs had joined
those Of Col. Padron; that their army alter tnls
junction Was composed Of 800 men, cavalry, To-
fautry ard artillery, aid that they Intended TO
march ON Corrozal on or about the 4th iDss., when
a battle may be expected by the revolutionary
forces inteTceptDg IN this way all communca-
tons between MOmpos aud COrrOsal, which are
the only two towns that Atill hold out for
the CalyO party. Provisional Governor NietO
left for Calauar on the 2Jh ut With fJrce
10 attack MoDpos, seven guDo0ats tor landing
his party, in all 2l2 men, but on the same day,
hearing that a contra pronunciamiento hsd taken
place a. Salodsd, % leagues below, aud tearing
that the force stationed II Barranqulla would not
be sufficient for the exgencles Of The case, no de-
termined 10 return with bis la0d forces, ordering
biz gun boats W the river to remain 81 Missogue
I'll his return: lie re.mbarked his troops al CaIi-
mar ,nd that evening landed in Bsrranquills. The
C.lys.ss made no stand at all at solfsd: as Soon
az they heard Of the arrival Of these troops they
broke and disappeared. Nieto has offered PARDON
(induto) 10 all those concerned 10 u ah'r' who
present and give up their arms Win TIE exception
| OF TIE leaders.
Gomss and Nicolas Paz, who are declared out
laws lad their property ordered u be coosscated
| 70 defray expenses oi me war.
Met. left BarrsDquills on the sth on bis way up
70 Nompos again. The General Government have
6oIe uotbing thus fsr 10 help the STATE Of Bolivar.
The firm stand taken by the States VI Csnca, San
taDder AID Msgialebs Bot 10 allow aoy srned ~
reference Of Federal authorities in questions sfls
ing ia Any one State he's probably been the reason
as we'll So the growing dsafectlon 10 the States Of
Cundinamsres and Boyaca. which are very larss
States aud in the Immediate visoty OF he FeieFsi
authorities. Mr. Ospins IA prpsrlrg Tor the STORM
He Is raising large army. Tie revol1t,on Is In
mi1eut, the Two parties Conservatives and leer AIS
are pItej sgainst each other 50 TIA. there every