New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

went ashore and got Gen. Heran TO interfere in N.
behalf. Gen. Herran came up on the Cbam,;o.
with the Intention it said of laying his proes.
before the President at Washington,
Senator Nesbitt is stopping at tie Aston Hon,
The Dewe brought 10 the Isthmus yesterdg m
Royal Mail Company's steamer from Car ~ W he
that Bogota remains perfectly quiet und ',asena IS,
guerra Government Gen. Heran has coos s", =, M ,S
lsthmns, where he will remain rn,;I ~ W we
ter rom the country. 40 "'nis'
= AZ conysltion Of the representatives Of The.
Confederate States, il has sep rosniraS ,hs y, VIC
name OF the Republic Il Tey. ada sbsl, nc ~.
ehaHeeu W .na' " ,ne United States of Colombia.
ani,IlLd ~; sS Of sant4nder, and the Cauc,.
On wv" " svor OF the old Government but
continues in tie hands Of Inc secessionists. Tie
news recelye2 from the Pacific Coast appears also
10 be favorable to the cause OF Mosquera.
d. tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
L ncle Sam, which arrived at this port this morning.
sringiug III psssel gers among them 500 United
States trOops) and large amount OF ries, &C., We
have Important news from Mexico.
The Uncle Sam spoke the Panama on the 9th nli
and was informed that fight bad occurred at Quay.
mas between the foreigners and natives. The Amsn-
can Consul was lmpiisoned, ana three Ame1caHs
shot. II is said that 81 Americans put $40 Mexieans
TO flight.
A Californian recently reached Manzanio in a
small steamer from California, loaded with percus-
sion caps. lie was arrested Rentenced to be shot
by the authorities for introduc articles eontraband
Of war.
A considerable amount Of excitement has been
created here to-day owing to a very important arrest
made on board the Uncle sam yesterday, when com
ing up the bay. ,,. =, Oh.
Benham and j Brent OF California, We're on board,
q &C. nHl uslfl
gage was searched, and papers compromising then
with the Seces sonists found on board. Gen. Sumner,
who il passenger on board at once issued an order
for their arrest by the troops under his command.
As there was not time 10 land the passengers by
this mornings tide they could not be sent over until
the afternoon, aud meanwhile the report OF the ar
rest of tie gentlemen got currency on snore.
some friends Of DR.. Gwin, who are here at pres
ent applied to the Governor to annul inc arrests on
the ground that they were made 10 the waters vi
New-G1nada, AMI that foreign uo'eriihe ~ n.l'
no right 10 transport political prisoners over this Ter
ritory. .;.,,a ., n.
Gen, Herran, who is al intimate friend OF Dr
GIVING aso used his influence IN bis behalf, ana "a.
result is that the Governor has Issued al ofdeI pro
letting the conveyance OF the Prisohe.s ~ ~.
Isthmus aud large force OF soldiers mas oeeh zen,
10 the station to release them as soon as they iaho
shall give YOU the result when y occurs.
Gen. HerrAn has decided, l learn, to proceed "a
Washington on tbs steamer: -.
D. m.-Since the foregoing, matters nav J,L 10y
TO crisis. The U. y Consul went on Doe,u , 1o'
rcI sam and il has been settled that the prisoner.
are 70 be allowed TO cross the Isthmus as sae and
the question OF future arrests TO be reefr"d W "as
ington. $50 r,oo,o.o fran, Vol,
SPIN The Britiah steamer bog9.a, r9a na "a
family are among the passengers EN- route for saa
Francisco. The BogoIa brings $40 OOO 10 treasure.
There IL little news ir Jm the Colst Meiggs hi
concluded contracts with The Chill GoyeFnmen, 70
: finish the Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad. LIS
0 contracts now amount to about lO,OOO,Ool
9 Business in Chill i. improving.
Peru is still excited about tie electlors
Castillo and Sam Rowen appear TO have qrarrei.d,
4 but the former still carries everything his own way,
at the total disregard Of the Constitution ana zoe
r. laws. IN
TIE intended expedition against Ecuador anG 80
liyia II still talked Of, but may, in the end d
9 merely political dodge Of Castillo FOR keeping v
c bis army and navy.