New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-30
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The Panama Herald Of the 18th furflsa-
following intelligence

The Panama Herald of the nth furIll....
following intelligence
FRoA THE IxyERroR---No Bogota mails have been
received by the British steamer, nor have our
papers from Carthagena reached US.
We learn ~ private letters that ST.. Calvo has
resigned, ana the vice.GOvern0r, }. p. Rodrigues
de "a Tore, had taken bin place, which gave some
satisfaction to the revolutionary party
General Posada was stll IN BsrranqufIIa with
force Of about 200 men. II was expected he
and Nieto would shortly come 10 terms without
further bloodshed. We have heard Of no further.
fighting. 7s Pr
OBTRAGEs MTHE INTERIOR Murder and PUdqe.
~ letters received yesterday from Nata, we learn
that the disturbances in that section Of the State
are growing worse, and that shocking outrages are
being committed.
Recently the house Of Senior Carmen Reverb
was destroyed, and his store sacked of its contents
II Is also reported that woman was attacked
and murdered in the plaza.
We understand the Governor, Immediately ON
the receipt Of the intelligence, took steps for the
arrest Of the perpetrators and sent down force
OF twenty armed men for the purpose
Pc ,ides the intelligence we have already pub-
.lshed relating to the revolutionary occurrences IN
the state Of Bolivar, we have further been in
formed that Gen. Pesada on learning of the reduc-
ton Of Mompos by the force attached to the cause
Of Nieto, determined to evacuate Coraza1 for a
| more suitable base Of operations, and at once
| marched on to Baran1uilla. On the route he was
| opposed BY two or three detached bands, which
were readily discomited. His entrance into Bar
ranq1ila was marked with but little or no resist
ance OF consequence, and his occupation Of the
place not being attended with the atrocities
which disgraced the triumphant soIderv in Nom
pos, and afterwards initiated, if not exaggerated
in Corazal the welcome given him by the FOREIGN
Consuls and gentry was most cordial and even en-
thusastic, for his presence was viewed to be as a
guarantee of order, fnsomuch that the merchants
offered him Thousand maskets, and placed ..
steamer the river at his disposal. Such aid and
countenance like these from 50 respectable body
of citizens Immediately worked a wholesome
effect and the General is said to have augmented
| his force from 200 to 100 men, The last accounts
state that the reyolutonsts were on the 18th nlt.
at Calamar with bongos in readiness and aW aitng
| Niet0 or CabeZa to lead them on the Barranqulla
| for a trail Of strength. It is contemplated IN
| view of the material aid with which Posoda has
| been supplied, and the determination of the re-
spectacle residents not to allow their property and
| dearest interests to be jeopardized by the pre-
sence OF body Of men which has already perpe-
trated deeds Of infamy, and reveled in piltage and
debauchery, that the struggle will be the fercest
| and most sanguinary of all which we have yet had
/ to record
When the last mails left Bogota there had been
received IN that place no news of events from the
theater of action for nearly month, but parties
that when the Executive have heard Of the course
Of the revolutionary arms, force of at least one
| thousand strong would be dispatched to check
Nietos army and to reinstate the authority Of
Governor Calvo.
A report has been circulated that Nieto found
some sixty or seventy sick and wounded men in
one OF the military hospitals, whom he at once put
to death, but for the sake of humanity we with
hold our belief until it is authenticated.