The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

both native and foreign but sinos their VIII drawA On
has been sresily alarmed, aud The troo.s kept |
under arms night and cay, on account Of idle
rumor to the eject thas tne negroes outside the
On night Of the 10th inst the city Syreat sate
Of comnoion rumorf being riff that The town would be
attacked that night Armed foAts ron the British soop
Of Clio laid off the shore all nFt, and IL said
csec police over the hsy scsalengpg stopping
every boat that len the AZ I'M
Sam, which se,sing ready at the time 70 sail with
passengers aud malta for san Francisco The owners Of
thtfe boats as vel, az every American citizen residing
here, are greatly dsyusted NJ this Interference Of the
inglgn with oar lawful commerce The affair
beng inveetig ated, and has, understand already
a. wsship gton. In troublou. times IKE the
present. Americans have no objection 70 the
overtse harbor and bay but when this is doas BY the
naval force OF foreign Power they have acear and per
feot right 10 complain and 70 know by what authority
they thus interrupted and annoyed whilst In the dis
Charge OF their legitimate lawful duties The English
any osher Power right " land forceshere,
have them in boats the shore the purpose OF
being landed in OF emergency, while "A
America force present without tie knowledge and
currenoe OF ,he commanding officer Of the latter TIE
United States by treaty have guaranteed not only the
neutrality Of This Isthmas, but The abso.ae sovereignty
Of New Granaia IT, and for the aothorites this
country TO allow much iese request the for Of
other foreign nation TO land here when there Anne
rcen force In the hsrbcr without duo notice. not only
an Get Of dsrespec. towards the United States bat clear
since the drccn,nuanoe Of joint occupation Of Pana.
n, American
by he authorities Capt Porter Of the g. asrys was
officially notified Of the proceedings OF tae English To
ss be .s NV hpo~edS o The c until
the day notwithstanding be bad officially informed
the Intendente General writing on the 9Th Inst that
the United States would tolerate the interference Of
European nations In the Affairs Of this fsihmus. Both
Capt Miller, OF her. Mnesiyc ship Clio, and the lnsen.
dente have evidently overrelched themselves In this bu
sness.
The fcusdoran schooner of Ktivake sailed hence
on the 18th inst for Gusyaqu with persons
in the disturbances Of The 9Th nit aganr the government
Among the plumber was the Jamaica negro who
OF having killed . number Of Americans during the riot
here Of 1856 The miserable wretch ought 70 have been
shot
accidentally shot himself the Sth nst on board Of
vessel in this harbor by the accidental discharge Of
musket while In the performance OF mis- duty. The con.
tens Of the muAket entered his head, causing nsania
neous death.
The mail from Calao brought orders from tho Tag
officer Of the United states Pacific squadron for the g.
MNye TO convey Lieutenant Jefers Of the United States
Navy, and his parity 70 Gufo Dace: But the Panama
Railroad COMPANY rather thau have the st. Marys leave
here during the present troubea kindly preferred take
LeuenaDtJ and party with all their boats &c 70 their
destination its steamer Guatemala free OF charge and
accordingly the expedition viii sail 70 day on board that
steamer.
Lieutenant George Raloh, executive OH ,er Of the
st. Mays, has been detached from that
yefse Of his own request In OF the serious
ndmposion OF his WIFE and be proceeds 70 the United
port from the South Pacific Central America since the
sailing OF the last steamer from Aspinwa for New YORK.
Ariel
States storeshp Warren, and British steam freate clio.
The United States fagsblp Lancaster and steamers wyo
ming and Narrsganser still 1t Caao Al last 40
counts. The United states soop OF war CyAne
pulco, and the LeyAnt At Honolulu.
Our Buenaventura Correspondence.
BuKSAvKsrURA, Oct. 4, 1880.
ne Bottle Of Xanisales and Defeat Of Aosqueya--Buena-
and IA. sofN "a
Goccnment, dc, DC.
According 70 my promise 70 keep you posted OF the
doings about here have inform you that the 2e.h
and 9th Of August last General Noequcra attacked the
position Of the federal troops under Generals Enao and
Posada, before Man ales, small town In the State Of
Antioqua; and after attempts TO town,
which were repulsed General Noequera entered into
negotiations and signed truce with Generals Enao and
Posada he himself agreeing 10 retire 70 the State OF
Csrca and the troops Of Antoquia 10 be withdrawn and
not TO take up against those from Cauca During
the attack several Shells thrown by Nosquera's men
retroceded and exploded amongst them, making sad
havoc. In all, reported shs, Mosquera lost about
nine hundred killed, and from six 70 seven hundred
wounded, prisoners and deserters
Al the same time thc above occurred party OF con-
eervatves pronounced themselves In the towns OF Cali
and Ruga and force Of about 700 waited to attack Mos
guerra his rear; but The Governors Of CALI Palmra and
TGlua, win sucn men Is they coald collect, attacked
them at la Conception, defeating them complete.
y, killing over 800 and taking the rest prisoners,
with The exception OF few who hid themselves
Mosquera nj present either 10 Call Panira orga
nizpg bis army, which, heard reported, amounts 20
from six 10 eight thousand men. He lately received
communication from the merchants OF Antioquia and
Medellin protesting against any offensive being
taken by the Governor OF their State, aud asking Nos
quers for peace promising their neutrality In case the
war should continue.
Al this place and on the coast have . couple OF
small armed vessels, which, ser having taken rumaeo,
Barbscoas, Guap aad lscrandi, here 10 company
place. stating that the fate Of tie prisoner Apibal Mos
guerra In part depended upon the Furthermore,
the commander Of said weasel declared that he had
positive orders 10 take the place by IN means and
last resource that he would reduce the town 70
with rockets Ia ccngyeue
Finally the Governor, 10 view OF protest Of the
foreign merchants residing here ard cons deriug the do
enoeess state OF the place, want OF powder and
ammunition, catered into capulaton te surreu der the
town within forty eight hours, allowing him and his
trooTe with such they had honorable retreat
aod trecpg exchange OF prisoners We again
rnder the authorities Of the general government, i'm
medAtey after the evacuation OF M,ecueras troopa
thoec from on board landed, numbering about 200.
According 70 humble opinion, although NnsQ lera
OF from the and having been defeated IN Mani
zaes, by which be lost great deal of popularity think
Notwithstanding VIII be very dinicult for toe general
government 70 overthrow him soon, he resolved
10 nfht out 70 the last and his position such THAI
they viii finally have 10 capitulate with him, acknov
letgng him 70 be the egitinat Governor Of the sass
Ths Chiriqui survey.
orR orUDAD pE DAVID CORRESPONDENCE.