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

PANAMA, Angus. IS, 1859.
We have had only one arrival from Chrqui since my
lasta little vessel with single passenger-but this pas
said to have brought from twenty TO twenty i've
pounds Of golden images from the This and sevc
raj letters filed with coored of the richness
Of the Indian graves has not tended to diminish the excite
men Of our very mereurAl population. Small vessels
tinue to ill up with passengers and the 10Th the rail-
road compsrys steamcr Guatemala quite large
number for Boca Chca the steamboat port to David
The following specimen Of dozen letters received by
the little vessel above referred to- Mr. HAYES
kno in New York. Tie letter published the Papa-
ma Ssdr, AID ia dated at David, August q
The Jossis arrived here on ths z with 81 passengers al
IN high sDh AL are now 10 the gold dggogs except Capt
Fs Sars bs ana e %yssa o
Some Few white people have besn the digging. mos.
weight IN fla,a The In ns have found much
ANY 1 s ss to do much
aalI ths az and mr. !has isss', %sa
more Or sss gold 10 { and hsrs mary
Cd se nSSsss
two to four feet beo hs pottery and the later 1uad
ss sS articles % 1 e. ,5Be
Ss ses %nrh nDss naa Of gold Many
There are many singular oues brought Il by the Indians
aoa Or at least most Of A'" are ndd6sdy s's fa'h'a
One I'M Indian S: who DsGDgss pounds Of
where the g9ld plenty where The Indian
1 nSp a,s - and aba hate the For 10
in he rosEs plenty the rock S'''
haze seen soEs sod du,i and SINE gold quartz but not
1ss where he .g od was st.n ron. IrGm xhs these
Save p1 H. walls and whr
large discount what he said had Just gea ha drink
The quantity Of gold which in daily proves beyond
donp nj grsss qnssa.ea sx.s' where nes here
sa az much 81 n The o. tbs Ths usual
he tune required dgo up SIX hours; for pson per DAY
nights are 60 cool a, pair Of thick blankets ell very
co@foEaoe mosqu,oes esss and lie aes, bathing
ever cav. The natives lind there ue.d
Of pistols and Knives Provisions of all kinds cheap and
ny regards to aaariag friends and s,ba shall be
and return ext dsy J. HAYES
bringing Mr. Hawes ana Dr. Merritt the balance Of the
thirty seven having remained para and in the huac7a
Toe Josefs brought shout fifteen pounds Of gold Sir.
HIVES has some OF the heavest and finest images yes
brought. He has also many beautiful specimens OF POI
terry painted and plain, very curious corn grinder Of
stoce with the head OF tge BE says it is impossbe
TO DO much in The dggings this rains
tnes IL torrents, every day There were many Indian
t1eep The many Streams and rivers, and ne thinks i'm
rnense quantities OF gojen images will be taken GU!
the dry season He does balieve there any
gold natural deposits In Chrqui YET he has no doubt
That there are some deposits where man may take
two or hree collars per day. The holders Of the gold
DE bought now go as TO pay any very large profit melted
down
The Gne steam propeller Guatemala belonging 70 the
Panama Railroad Company and intel ded for the Central
American trade arrives a. Panama the 10th, seamng
the white wAy from New York, 1900 miles, without
touching She was 81 days from port to port, but only
Is days under steam, she forced to anchor six
oa;s 10 the Straits OF Magellan, account OF storm.
The GuAema!a is ,0t0 tons measurement, and burns
Twelve and ha tons Of coal per day The railroad CON
pany intend 70 repair their other ship the Columbus, at
heavy expense, and VIII then run semi monthly line IN
~. thEfr aAA
faple ose
rived here from Calao on the 18TH Flag Oni;e Long
goes home on this steamer BE ia succeeded by Flag
ohctr Montgomery, who arrived the l5th 10 the Star
OF the West The vaadaa and Warren are also here the
later under command OF Commander Thatcher late Of
TIE Decatur, having arrived the It'll, In thirty one
days from San Francisco. The Warren liz to be Kept
from Callao 10 Guaysqui, but Is expected here in
aew days. A. Aspinwai they have the ig ship Roam
exc, the frigate Sabine and the soop Preble The St
Louis sailed for Carthsgepa the 12h. DO Do know
whether This large naval force In the ports Of New era
NADIA meaus thing, but suppose the government
at Washington is tired of the delays and deceptioas Of
April massacre at Panama The st. Mays was spoken on
the 4h August the coast OF Costa Rcs bound to Rese
Joto relieve the Cyaue The JareAtown Ia at San Juan
Our news from Bogota is 10 the 28tb utnno. The CAPT
tai was quiet The Legislature or the State OF Canca met
on NE is July and declared several Of tne LAYS OF the
last National Congress 10 be unconstitutional, and strongly
demanded their repeal.
The revolution in CArthagena has not yet resulted In
nynng save change from one set Of STATE olces Tor
snotner Calvo the overthrown Governor, ID endeavor
ing rase men 10 recover his place. but ne does not
nave much success The present authorities are armng
some small vessels TO resist an attack on the city the
revoulonists have not dstbed the national authorities
nus no doubt they will do d their earliest convenience
veo W. Jones, United States Minister TO Bogota, bas
ye, presented his credentials and OF course Will not
presen them in the present OF affairs between Now
rSaA0A and the United States. Cen. Jones seat OIL