The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
AFFAIRS IN NEW GRANADA.
Our Asyinwsll Correspondence.

An,vALL, ". G. April 3, 1860
General ryfes Of Css~rsaton-sksday Revscts0ss- "a
,.ces trsx Bocoio-9ks RevolaioH E.ded-- Loss NJ a
Ns1o Gsasadss~ Sekeoney-P sssr9 srs and Crew. "a sd
Mrs.. Bnydel C9ssssASR and Fim1y 1s roe a for 0an
fornia ixos.-1k CAiyiqsi Improvement rIompssy s.r.
reys"g Pary-Hsbsneyss Nsyotsxs'y for Usarsi Apri-
can s'~s Apprsniises-Usitsd States Aal s1smsys L
the Aedsu~ q A<sr transportation >-PrepaT siso1 % &c
eesae ne Jdpaness S~baay--Ya, tss Meas. de-
Since the departure Of tho Meth ssr the exci,sslc pub
lie of the lshnus, for want or e subject has sarasd
its attention 10 Z, gland sAd the United States The res,
4" mnl' between sAy:~s and she Bsnicia Boy and the
Democratic Conversion n Chsiesen have dncussed
and redscusseA, aad drunk with fervor asd fro
quency thas would do honor any part Of New York
Brother Jonathan, John Bulb and Johnny nfspesu
take their 81 sds' together while ponyAs up
heT dimee, "punds," and francs 70 back
Their opinion and the slsw SpAniArd regards the
with little lees interest than he would bull ngh.
Even the Sunday recreation u Aspin wan-cock hgane
between Jamaa negroes and the white sporting chArac
ers Of limited neAns-.ne only regularly essAOisoeo
Institution on his strip Of sa, sIcsp. that
whose stock above 1874 wall street, Ahaed 70 talk
Of ssyers and Heenan.
The Charleston Convention sxates iss interest," and
confined citizens of the United ssaass fsy k,sw
that whoever the nominee may be- whoever the nsxt
PRESIDENT he wiz be poweress for the protecoA e hs
counrymen in foreign countries ssr oosgssss give
psss have been received bore from Bosoa 70 the 2nh
o, March. have not been able 70 get any papers =
III Presden ospins had formally Approved he srrsses-
menss entered into between he former and GcvsrHor
Neto CarthAsens, on the 22d February sst Of which
gave ycu intelligence in former letter The public 81
esement and fear Of revolusa bad subsidized ~ Bogc,
end die presence Of General Reaa seemed iupatSsod
he New Sren acnn schooner Eperaszs, ~h,oh hi.
| Csythagena on the llth uit bound for Aspnwai Va
sss on IN .~o c h,s" s Bag: from Boso ssd
which were lsst Much OF this mail was aosssles jUr
eshteen IN number were saved aud bresgnt 70 place
| from Porto Bso, on the northern Light on Monday Ar-
En- possap,. Mentioning the Northern Light remnAe me
Of some Of her passepgers, her late uio from Mes
York The osk6rsted Ms Cunningham Burdeh, with
~ss 70 ne @ us.
me surveying party Of the Chiriqui Inn Com
psny, Of which wrote you tn my last letter, have
ianed 70 Aspnwa and 60 TO New Ysrk the Northern
Light When they arrived a BOcas del rOro NJ. Am
! broee Thompson, Jr., had comp&ted hi survey
or rsoonnossancs seroes The isshnus 70 David
near the Pacific, and back to Bocas del rOro and
ready leave for New York 70 make HE report Thomas
francis Aeasher crossed over soon after Er thompson
from DAVID and overlook The party here Mr. hesgne'
For the past day or two We have had some excitement
and talk about the saye trade appears that certain
parties from Havana are engaged IN making contract e.
their services in Havana or Cuba for periods varying
from two 70 six years, and taking them of 70 Havana o.
the United states mail steamers and otherwise. II b said
thai this business has been going secretly for sons
time, and that nearly hundred persons have gone
Havana under contract few days since two females
wheiher lovely and interesting cannot ssy-enterec
into such contract, left Panama and TO Aspn wall
i On their way to Havana. II soon became public 10
Pansma, and very the phiianthropss Of the rsb
school In full cry ater The nggers aud the Cubsns
The Governor appealed to- but the parties
full age and signed the reey and without fear
ocmpuson from any one," and fully understood the
tar. thereof mat iuc,on.ry said they we're ssa..
In AspinwAl who will leave for Havana 70 dsythe
females above alluded to, two Indian youths, about
l twenty years Of age, and others
Il The harbor this morning has been in an unusual stais
j Of excitement Hen-of- war boats, gigs cusecrs and
dipeits have been flying In every direction. Al SVEN
Golden Age in, that the tag ofiosr rasaA on
boardthe apak courier u the great Japanese embassy
TO the great Yankee raon-tha hey had arrived safely
san Frsnc,co, seen the golden elephant and would be
Tnere Was JOY on the nagship Roanoke Cutters were
gaay daahng in every direction W hasAsu The VA
sls Of he japanese, home Wives sai ssss: aS
were not forgotten Com. Tatnau continues homswud %
] the Northern Light
Nepobnc reception win be given 70 the Japanese The
Isshnu ne general eovernnent OF Ns~ Granada haze
authorities here ana the SlAte officials not
pared for such difpay would be required But
see and ride upon railroad fos the ara tme-two hou
rand miles from fanksedom-scroes this great nignw
T the world, and VIII be told that built by Amcr
You viii opservc IN The PaDama .ar ssd Herald OF tins
Cate decree from the Inendente In reference the
poratIon Of lie also DEGREES the confederation In
| q stale OF war, which no one else has found out.
me store ship Falmouth, Lieut. ComnandIog o s. Bar
lyman, arrived Monday last, sixseen days from New
York. The flag ship Roanoke viii sail for Nsw York a
ssy usns The store shc R.ss y -. for s,scn ss,
after 10 morrow (Ssturday) The Sabine d IN port ths
| 8, Lous nj san Juan.