The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Our Panama Correspondence.

Our Panama Correspondence
PANAMA, Nov. ls, 1859.
Rs1Asng Nas from Bogoa-Daails Of the Battle Of Nom
y9-1he Isllpus Que-kopeme,sts Of TIE United States
Misunderstanding Of MAJ Vessels and Eraders-siaers
T Charity and Military Officers from Ffance-NapolDn
.Ioeaa to Organize the Army Of San Salvador, dc.
No mail has been received the sthmus from Bogo.a
q any Of inland States Of the Confederation since the
departure Of the last from Aspnwan for New
York. 18th inst consequently there but little news
b communicate.
By the arrival Of sailing vessel at Aspnwal on nth
ns from Car,hagena, few additional particulars Of the
capture Of Nomros the State Of Bolivar by the revo
luront have been received Il appears tina. the strug
gle between the government troops and the revolutionary
Boroes was severe one Although there were but few
troops engaged either side yet the proportion in killed
was very heavy the report being that eighty both
sides were killed.
Daring the engagement sr Calvo the late constitutional
Governor the state Of Bolivar, and who has been
verseded by ST. Nieto, the revolutionary Governor Is
fcpresented TO have deserted his post.
Ssmpas l. an important ACQUISITION TO the revolution
ks, as IL the seat OF the constitutional party.
The Isthmus remains Tranquil and there is no change
10 note in the general health, which continues good IN
fact, the country has never been known 70 be more
healthy than has been during the present rainy
although the rams have been unusually heavy and IRE
quent
coed San Juan del Sur Nicaragua and expected to
Hat about 20th inst. she will relieve the Cyane
The latter being ordered here to iii up with provisions.
The Levant will remain in port until the arrival OF the
lancaster which flag officer Montgomery will transfer
his flag. The S. Marys is still cruising along the Mexican
coast
After the arrival of the Lancaster and Wyoming, both
Il which are their way TO the Pacific, the Pacific
pquadron will consist of seven vessels OF war; three OF
which including the flag Ship steamers; the remain
ing four are sailing vessels and rated as sloops.
The English steamer Lima, after waiting some eight
hours for the American mail per Northern Light sailed
te in the evening Of the 18th instant for Valparaiso and
intermediate ports, with the mail.
The steamship Guatemala will sail from here for Central
American ports with full freight, today 19h instant)
having been detained day beyond her usual tms OF
departure awaiting the arrival Of freight from the other
side Among her passengers will be eight Sisters Of
Charity who came from France in the Royal West
1nan mail steamer. Their destination ia Guatemala.
Several French artillery officers also sail in the Guatemala
for Salvador the purpose of organizing artillery
pans that country having been specially detailed for
that by the Emperor Of the French at the request
Il the President OF Salvador.
Flag officer Montgomery and staff made official calls,
lew days since the leading authorities Of the State the
1ntcndente General and the Governor also upon the
American and other consular officers The flag officer II
gentleman Of very pleasing manners, and has, / am
happy " say, made fine impression upon all classes
hBe.