New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
CONSERVATIVE SUCCESS IN GRANADA.
ATTACK ON PANAMA BY NEGROES.
PROTECTION BY AMERICANS AND ENGLISH

| The U. s. Mail steamship Northern Light, Tinkle
! psugh, commander, from Aspinwan Sept 30, with
m sis ard passengers from South Psei6c and Contra
Am. -cs only, arrived a, this port yesterday. Toe
Northern Light arrived at Aspnwa Sept. 10 at 81
o. m The passengers and mails were conveyed across
to Panama the same evening, and embarked on board
the Golden Age.
The Northern Light called from Aspinwal Sept 30
for Nsw.York, without treasure, mails pa 'Sengers
from California the steamer leaving San Franc tsoo on
tie 18th and due at Panama on tae Oath not having
arrived at the time of sailing. On the 23d and 2ih
shsrs wss heavy swell in the Bay of Panama inttcA
tiye Of gale outside. was supposed that the 'ss-
ing steamer the L. Stevsns) may have encounter I'd
rouah weather broken part of her machinery
If &C. as che has but single engine and there being
but little wind generally at this season, she might be
some tine In reaching Panama.
The agents of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
CONNIE need fitting up The spare ship Washington on the
27h in order to have Der ready foz the mail and pss
sensers per North Star She has been overloaded and
pewly coppc-ed.
The North Star, from EewYoTk on the 2lst, arrived
in Aspinwsn at II a. IN on the Goth. Her mails aud
passepgers were Ia Panama when the Northern Light
lef as the Washington war not readyto receive them
!, when the Washington would be ready Cor sea.
The North Star was prepared and amply provided to
bring home the passengers of the regular ship, connect
ing with her as well a, those Of the j. l. Steveas
should she arrive, the Northern Light having trans
ferred good proportion other stores.
On Sutdsy, the 9Th ult., toe election Of Pre- sdent
Of New. G. anada took place. Both in Aspinwan and
Psnsma tie vote sas almost unanimous in favor Of
Gen. HeIran. In Panama but two votes were cast
fg5nst him and those given for Gen. Arboleda.
There was nothi later from the interior proper Of
progress Of the revolution From the Cauca there was
late intelligence to the effect that the Conferv riyes
we're successful and that Cen Mosquera near
Popyan, hard pressed. BE could not hold out mach
longer.
On the morning of the 9th negro mob invested
Panama and plunged the city into the greatest alarm
and excitement The authorities applied to the COM
ms1deIs of the American and British ships Of war to
protect the city, and forces were landed from the ships
At the latest advces the negroes had retired to the
tuahes The Briiish force had been partly withdrawn
TIE United States Marines from the ST. Mary still
held possession of the Panama Railroad CompanSs
depot. The trains cross and recross the railroad daily
entirely undsturbtd.
At the latest moment dispatches were sent over by
telegraph from the commander Of the United States
sloop St Mary to the Secretary of the Navy and
were given in charge of c. j. Fox ESQ., United st ties
Consul st Aspinwsl who is passenger en- the North
ern Light.
Aspinwall remains quiet a New-England Sunday.