The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

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ADDITIONAL BY THE ARIEL.
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Our Asy<nw All CsrrsspoAd nee.
AsrNwArL, N. g., Sept. Id, 1850.
PTores n &c Revoluson- Contradictory Repors-Go
sr~~eas vscsorsous-rhe CAiriqui Surveying Espedi.
aen- Movements Of Unsed States vssssl-TAe FalmouA,
xc.-fAe Pr,acs 1 Wales 70 b. Inrsed TO the LsamHs'
&C., &C., DC.
On The Ath ut wrote you by the North Star, giving
item Of news - to the revolution which had ast re
ceived from CArthagena by the coasting soop csrloa
Scarcely bad the North sx le the harbor when an Official
bulletin circulated directly conxadct,ng the report
had forwarded TO the HaAID On the following day we had
another coaster arrival when matters sti continued very
much mixed However, on tho afternoon Of the 9th
the mail steamship Derwent, Captain West, arrived,
having le Carthagena the night Of the lh, and by
her we have the latest intelligence from the interior
Of the progress Of the revolution 10 San ander and other
principal points regret atate that the intelligence
by the Derwent does not clear tho mist which
lopes ~ Az usual all Spanish countries, we have re-
ports directly contradictory and IL was hard 70 get II
facts a. in telegraph Office in the United States on
night following Presi iential election
have only 10 AID that my private advices from
Carhsgena by the Derwent nothing sbos the aban-
Comment Of their positions by the rebels on tae a. On
the other they that the rebels ibera) had
oeCueo
went left Carthagcna cannonsting had boon going on At
santa Maria For the first dsys it incessant;
In the I've following 1t had slackened Inc exact result
not known.
ma we have iii other bulletins. as follows
BY the sch. oneT Florida which arrived September IL
Inienden,e Zarama announcing the occupation Of B1ba-
the 2ls " August by the forces under hs COM
mand, in combination with those mat were 10 tamaco
The attack Of the forces Captain Gallo made
from three points ore party, under Aherez Solomon, by
the Mira, and another detachment, under Aferez
Herrera aided az far rs sala Hond by Acfez Ortiz by
the palia Cbaeui The latter met with little resist
But the foce under ersz Solomon consisting OF
ertrerched the outh Of the river Nupe, with whom
they had engagement, In which the government
The rebels Lost about City killed; the number Of
wounded not ascertainsd. The commander, Com
and various arms and munitions OF captured
The force Of Solomon lost Sergeant Andrade and
two soldiers; five ere wounded including Aferez salo
The Florida brought as prisoners Commandante Plaza
the rebel ,ficer Fauilino Herrera and nine others
After the Mira, which took pace on the 18th
Of August, ntendente Zsrana, with two hundred men,
attacked Barbncos from the side Of San Pablo, and the
Governor, Anbal Nosquera, dsnayed by tbs defeat
OF his forces IT the Nrs retreated by the reembi 70
Jzcunre without meeting opposition taxing with
him the artillery and ordnance leaving the town In the
The Communication between Barbaoos and Tumaco
opeD and order had been restored throughout the
territory. The sent down by the Clio 70 Tumaco
taken 10 Paste the beginning Of the present me
AMI mut be in the hands Of tho legitimate forces 10 that
Letters received by the Florida confirm the OF thu
defeat Of obandos forces by these under the command Of
In The mn sntme the Istnmus 10 too duh and qust ito
be agreeable Owing 70 her position the state OF Pana-
ma u not party 70 rcvcution but his Exceicncy Gov
obadia in biz late mefsase to the Legislature has frankly
AMI strongly advised what he thinks Panama should do
In u tho success Of Mosquera-
Tho United States steam sloop Brooklyn Captain Far
having left the Chr'qui lagoon on the evening prcvouG
she reports that the party 70, RI the snrvsy
OF the Cordcras and encamped on the savannah
stretching from their base to Goo Dolce in the Pacific
This party Of Lieutenant ton and three assist
arts, wscn. Jekyil Habcock; Dr. Evans, geoogst,
son Of Captain Enee; Mr. Rsmsay and Ambrose rhotnp
vision engineers railroads the State aud mountains
CT Penney lvrnia and every OF the party s well and
peculiarly qualiaed for the duty assigned him. No Sur
vey mace IN crossng the mountains. The party
went along the old mule bride tsin IN order 70
reach the plains as a. possible, where they could
procure lndans or other natives a. chain bearers and
macbetc A. these were hired they were to
csnmeIcc the survey returning TO Chiriqu Lagoon by
his late exploration Of this route As any number Of men
can be easily obtained, the party has doubtless made
rapid progress In their work ere this.
During the stay the Brooklyn q. the lagoon, Lieut.
Jecers daily engaged in the hydrographcal survey.
ans his sounduss corrobcraie thsse heretofore made
tabhng the greatest depth Of water ut every point In
Captain F.sc, chief Of the party, down on the
v IL
any had been made, tho convey OF the hydro
rruphcrs nom Panama 10 Colo Dolce on tho Pacific
81 hsrys tie only United States ship now at Panama,
he has been informed by Captain Porter that
or Instructions have been received by him from the Navy
peTariment whatever m reference TO taking the party
10 Colo Dolce This may dttan the survey while IL
certainly WILL unets orders came out on tno steamer
which .n New York on the llth, due here on wednes
On, rext The I9h II is poablc that instructions may
have been sent out The last steamer 70 Flag Onccr
Motie,mery, Ne the Department may not have been
1ro theyf~ 20 Caao ard return before advices
10 bad During the three weeks stay Of The Brooklyn Il
rs only 81 night In the meantime have had
ors heavy rains here The Brooklyn win sail to morruw,
returning 20 the lagoon provided abe finishes coallng
day. Lent Jsers win remain lstbmus until some
yessel fslss him 10 Golfo D.lcc
weighed anchor sud sailed for Vera Crus six O'Clock
,ss mo'Ihg onsen anc ere. al well, and leave A.
some on vss 6sr Ssr 1o yss cruise %
% s' "a % me g:
ana several men second I'ss.saans George 2 Wsss
DIED 10 April last, and Prrscr John " Steele, Who
houo invaded m ions, died soon amer reaching his
hmiy ~ Pennsylvania.
The old Falmouth remAins in aatu q.o-srue and
sioeship Of The United ssats navy anchored 10 our bay
observe In most Of the New YORK IErep, their emu
morascn q the force Of the Home Squadron {, be- or
that could be and would be Concentrates Vera ovz In
case Of emsrtency socp IAnouih, !o3 tons 100 men,
oil this once, but n not she hes on b ard Z cuts
nsut commardng about twenty and gems enough 70
hrc . nasiona falnte by tab Ing time.
Nothing about Waaker
70 In contemplation here 10 extend an Invitation 70
bis Royal Hrhneu the Prince Of Wales 70 visit the 18th
mus particularly be goes South and ssss the working
Of the peculiar ipsttutscsr In order Judge onrrccsly
he NUT the "insti,utlou" and its workings.
loose, nnrcsirancd and "frce,v n 10 h here
The Climate, scenery and Soil OF Central
America.
OUR AsriNwALL coRREsroNDrxcE.
AHnwArr, Sept II, 1890
VssI 70 Frosfsion hicsd ard sa7Ards Harsw-Beauies
81 0e Stenny-hdsJtc,aiy n as Famu % a Sarai
h7'um-Hcw Jrtt Eien sfcrd ne Hemaincs Of ira
Doys-Clc'ssnc Picture g Central America-Crcas
Temptation % Cdpralias, DC a.
On our second visit 10 Provision Islsnd surprised
70 sec % much Of 10 cultivated II Il hard 70 tell whsn