New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
FROM PANAMA.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
PANAMA, Oct. Is. 1860.
As know that your columns are fully occupied in
supporting the cause Of Lincoln and Liberty against
D. mocrscy and Disunon, shall as briefly possible
give you & sum mary of events Of the last ten days
In our city everything is now quiet. The Amsrican
snd English forces have retired 10 their respective
sbipa. snd though we hear occasional rumors Of an
attsck from the outside party believe tbat there is no
reason TO fear repetition of the Of the 2tb
ut OF the parties implicated in the late outbreak,
and arrested cone have been liberated; others have
been clipped off to Ecusd9r and few, Including TIE
leaders, are sti in confinement awaiting their trial
1t s raid that an armed party still threaten to attack
the city, but do believe that the "ouslders have
either means, munitions or Leaders, that another
assault on the city il highly improbable. Business, o.
course, is entirely psralyzsd. The merchants have
shpptd off al their money, and it would be really
mater cf difficulty to raise thouand dolllrsin cash
in the whole 10 WI to-day.
Our Iutendepte, ST.. jose NJ. Hurtado, has published
his official statement Of the events Of the last fortnight
but TIE docuu ent il not worth transstiog As yet no
amnesty has been proclaimed, and consequently many
ipnoce. men are sill hiding in the woods, aud 6readto
ne urn 10 tber.homes for fear OF bSDg arrested.
small force Of English marines remains on shore 10
guard the Brsh aud Frsneh COnsn'ates.
Tie schooner BszsaT FrsIcss, from Busnaventqra
with a ueo of bark hiss been embargoed by the In
tendeIte although regularly cl AIRED Dy the aut lorss
of That port The ID u Ost arbitrary act, as the Ia.
tepdefe having chartered the British bark liza 70 LOAD
az Bue1 aver tura Insists that ell merchandise exporud
thereh OBJ should be shipped in that veess tie says
that II port 10 It'll blockadd aud yet h makes an eX
oeption in favor the chip he has hi ssf Chartered
The 81. Mays not beog aba 10 leave here a9der
the existing slsts of affairs Lisu. Jehsrs OF the Chin-
ou Suryeyug oediion lrayes 20 morrow IL the Qua
ten ala for Gulf Of D lee make bs survey OF that
bay. Mr IT, +. Me- gher, who s also here, goes up IN
the came stssmer 10 Coda Rca.
From the interior Of the Republic the news Is very
contradictory. According 70 tne stSemeDt oi tne d0v-
eminent party MOtquera has met with many fevefsss
and The national troops ave been in every cass vctor-
ons. Int the bulletins of the revoutioBist give quite
another yerton Of the state Of aas, and claim, Ia al
cases the advantage for their eide.
It Ia said that President Ospina and his party wac,
al Gts sut ported Gen. Herfan az candidate Tor the
PresideDcy have no thrown hi overheard IN favor
of Senor Julio Arboleda who at present holds Saots
Msris against the revolutionary fOr'es OF Bolivar ana
Msedalena. 1t lie, however, probable that there WIN
be no legitimate election, the Constitution provoes
that e vote Of States in revolution are not adni'sDe'
The lae news from the seat Of war 10 contained IN
The following paragraph, which take IRON our ioca'
papers u,.,.. oob An
Qusf 1860 Qiyee an account Of d bfAle btween Gen
erss Pos,oa and Mosq 1eTs, in whea the laLlef was
d. iessed reueating in z I'D order.
Strange 10 say General P0sada Loot only eig0l dead
and ten wounded, while MOsquera lie reported to have
l0st rs deso, aud It sapposeG naDy more who ia
not yet been found. Moe guerra had upward OF 5,WO
men alter Tie tate and i've pieces 81 artillery; Willie