The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14
News from New Granada.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE,

PANAMA., Oct. 8, 1851.
This place was again thrown into great state OF ex.
ehemeht on the night Of the S0h nt occasoned by the
order Of the Governor Of the State to dsarm and dsband
The national troops stationed here and refusal on the
part of their commander obey the order The order
was given by the Governor in his capacity Of Inendenie
General ad interim but 1t believed by the officer in
Command Of the troops, and by great many Others that
she only object the Governor hal R view was to secure
iesisisiae ssa Shus virtually stEnowIedss III, ill.,
Svernmsp, Of Mosqusra which, was believed conid
not be dohe so long the troops remained here who
we're known TO be loyal to the legitimate government
Finding that his order disregarded and hot having
sufficient force at his command TO enforce the Governor
armed about two hundred negroes from outside the city
walls who were commanded by two notorious charac-
sers-he same who Icd the instruction in September
ts61-for which crime they arrested and imprson.
Cd, and have but recently been pardoned This gave
great offence to the white inhabitants of the city both
native and foreign except perhaps the psrisans of Mos
guerra, and the widest excitement prevailed throughout
The entire night which increased by the reckcssness
Of the Governors troops stationed in the streets who
aborng under the apprehension that Of the sentnes
Dad been shot at, commenced an indscrminate firing
opon pcaceable persons passing by without haing
then; and several respectable persons very
beng shot among whom was the British Consul and the
captain Of the British ship Termagan, who were fred at
three tmesone OF the shots grazing the face Of the
fortunately for the peace of the community morn
ing OF The 1st inst, an understanding between
The Governor and the officers commanding the national
troops by which the former bged himself on his word
OF honor (such is the language employed) to provide
transportation FOR the troops 10 Maracabo Carthagena
and Santa Martha, allowing them 10 take their arms
and agreeing TO pay them certtin sum for their
vices The Chiefs officers and frivates. such as
wish 10 remain IN Panama, allowed 10 do So Most
Of the men have since left in vessel provided by the
Governor, IA accordance with the above arrangement
ihe Governor, having thus gotten rid of the
hs win ua naT n ssAS rsay 0 the h
features Of which have already bean published in the
40 n,sIos who have been brought
into notice by the Governor, have become embodehod
and talk Of coming into town declare for Mosluesa
pnd will doubt If not restrained by the foreign naval
force here, commit all sorts of ontfages. In consequence
OF Ibis state Of things large number Of native
and children took refuge iii the American and British
Consulates on the night of the "a inst There Is very
little doubt that there would be very serious trouble here
were not for the presence OF the Americana British and
French vessels of war.
Arrangements were made early On the morning OF the
ist--when there appeared TO De imminent danger Of
collision between the national troops and those OF tho
Governoro have force landed from the ships Of war
sufficient to afford protection to the eoasulees but
when it was known that the Governor and the command
ing officers OF the barracks had understand
Ing the armed boats sent ashore were ordered back to
the ships before landing effected. By the arrival
of the English steamer Anne at this port the Sd inst
from Blu navennrawhich port she lett on the Both ut-
important news hos been received from the States Of
Cauea Antioqua, Santaader aud Cuinanarca, and Of a
character highly favorable TO the legitimate government
Gutierrez Of Mcsqueras generals had had an engage
mcnt with Generals Cavo and Canal and been completely
put to fight, and that Canal at the head large force
was within day march Of Honda, where he would be
joined by Calvo.
dovernor Giraldo, of Antoquia, had issued a very
stirring proclamation TO the people of that State calling
them TO and put down the usurpor Mosqucra
which was responded to with greatest enthusiasm by
all classes.
Arboleda is ip Popayan preparing II Is sad to march
on Pogo,a, In conjunction with Giraldo. BE has 1900
really besides the garrsors Of heseyeral fortified places
neN an Inv
Aosqaera OF the three prisoners in Bogotaalready
pprtedArboe1a had ordered three officers, captured
snort time since TO be shot, which accordingly done
and he has given notice tina. BIO viii hang shoot just
many as Mosquera executes in Bogotn. lie very
easily carry Out his threat as he has upwards of 300
prisoners il Popayan
General Enao the head Of 1000 men, had defeated
General Pagan, Mosquerate CALI and taken posses
sion Of That place. Pagan has taken refuge in Buena
ventura With some 500 men, which, joined the number
ALREADY there makes about 500 oppose the force Enao
viii SEMI against them. They said to be in great
want 81 the common necessities Of life being cut OH on
land by Enao ana by sea by the bockading force The
VINO " Nau.a may DE considered as under subsection 10
the legitimate government.
The Anne a,so brings important news from Ecua-
cor f rne sG over IN expectation of an nva
from that place are to the 2lh nit Mr. Inyaoy United
states Consul 70 CALICO and Mr. Howard United states
route for their respective posts. The former viii sa, ON
the 9th, and the latter on the 10th inst. ' va
Shls ofwar in port-unted States tag ship laneoetor
British ships Tartar and Termagant, and French sloop
Kayonnais..
Inc cruise OF the oicers and men OF the Lancaster
up they are TO be relieved during the approaching week
and will leave for New York on the 10Th inst Mr. A. b.
Corwne who has been United States Consul at this port
for about nine years. also goes home at the same time
The English steamer lamar, from Carthagena, with
dates from Bogota TO the 18th uit arrived at Aspnwa
the night OF the 4th inst
The news is important
despatch has been received here this morning from
partisan of Mosguera at Aapinwa stating that bro.
ther oil Mosauera has been appointed Minister and Com
missoner TO Washington that the opposition to Mosqpea
IN the interior amounts to nothing and that the civil
is ut an end This, however, is entirely unreliable.
have been permitted 10 read letter, dated at Bogota