The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

The Commissioner further states tha, the revolutionary
Amy IN three div isIons, and that Gen. jose hinr1o
\. pez, Oh President u The republic, VINO Lsey losu
bssqueraB standard, Is Commander .nSnsei. sr joan
Antonio Cavo legitimate Governor or the STATE OF Bof
var, 10 said 70 be prisoner at Honda togelner win
Briceno.
The States Of Bolivar, Kagdalena and Csuca have
formed an alliance AMI deIensSs, styling them
selves the Uni,od States New Granada and invite
the other States TO join them
The acting Governor Of the State Of BOLIVAR has I'D
dressed begerent note the Governor II the State OF
Panama. threatening the invasion o. this lsnnus If the
latter does Dot ia future. during the Continuance
Poiyar and Magdaena He has also addressed a circu
az 70 ihe foreign Consuls residing this 18th nus tho
pshed BY the American Consul at Panama the Depart
nent Of State at WashM gton and Flag Otcer Mont
be Pacific and in of the invasion of the sthmus by
the revolutionary forces Of the States Of Bolivar and
hagdaena, no doubt that officer will take good that
tie rights OF Americans in this quarter properly
specteo by the belgerents. The government Of the
un,tea States should send ship Aspin
vail 10 protect interests there case OF necessity
sovvs gS1IE s- s,ar rs s O. Nsw SanaAfAD4
canJnaSssi, Feb i, 'is6l
% mo- e s
he lss and 27th january last he frlnent duty
you l'p
aas and s IN Of
MAJ thai they have asked ths, government
ss
ssraon d | interests Which her peculiar Soon Is
The Highway Universal oemneros have made her the
2: Panama soah qse listen to The voice OF is intel
By ana duty and Involve se Ia war With is
bielen he asaalena aud the other
ates Of the New Granadian these feel IL their
dnng to protest against such action But hs, forces and
result vii never Do turned against the regular and material
o9y 81 @ s ss Of Ss e shall se %
protect give complete security % them accSrd
ssensIaors Of me confedcracs i
2 u anS a ar or hs
The foreigners who seea the protection OF your flag the
BY Panama ana hope YOU viii 70 ali the blsersnts
Of eu qISss c ss B. p q the
soeeI dr. nens q distinguished eoDslderaion ana
"'''o
The Governor Of the state Of Panama has already de-
clined TO observe neutral toward the States Of
Bolivar Magdalen and has so notified the Governor
OF Bolivar as advised you IN my last letter % the
HERALD ana remains to be seen whether the revolu-
tonary forces Of those States win make descent upon
tho Isthmus.
Tho Governor Of the State OF Bolivar states that upon
the receipt OF the answer OF the Governor Of Panama
refusing 70 maintain strict neutrality towards Bolivar
Magdaiena and Canc he VIII commence the organization
those states against tho State Panama. the cost Of
which shall BIO betrayed by the latter State.
senior Arboeda Commander Chief of the division Of
the South sailed hence on the 18th inst. for rumaco
State Of Caua, in the English steamer Anne with some
two hundred government troops
low days since one hundred and Fifty militia arrived
AZ this place from the interior of the State They 10
be sep here for the defence OF the state and
the control Of the Governor.
General onoe Resident Minister Of the United States to
tho Granadian Confederation, arrived at Bogoa the
ls Of january and on the 18th Of tho month he sent
Mr. Donald Mcntosh bearer OF dispatches Wash
ngton. Mr. AcIntosh arrived here the 9th instant
and will proceed 70 the United States in the steamer
Ariel.
Hon. Jose Hurtado the efficient Intendente General Of
the state of Panama. has been appointed by the President
OF the Granadan Confederation Commissioner TO Wash
ng,op under the Css Herran treaty expects leave
here for the United states the 25th instant, 9th
state will probably succeed ST. Hurtado in the ntcn
deIcia.
Her Brtanic Naestys steam frigate Bacchante, bear
ing the tag of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Maitland
al rabcga the 18th lst from Cailao She VIII sail
IN few days for yancouTer's Island. Her Majesty
fhip Pylades, from Mazatlan, Mexico with nearly
81 10000 IN specie, arrived al this port the 9Th
Also the British ship rurmagant, from Mexican ports,
England via Valparaiso AMI Rio Tho British steam cor
Tete Autne is stn IL port; aiso the american steam
soop s.. Mays. The Latter win san soon for SAN
been discovered u b. damaged Tho United Sates soop
Levaat has not yet been heard from It IL now thought
American ship Daniel Elliot, Of boston, ana which
she encountered on the 9th September last. after
bouIa Tor Valparaiso, wnch port she recently reached
IN q disabled Condition, with nothing but Jury mast
having lost her marnnast u gee The Daniel Eliot
tho levant the 1sth. The Btsh Do-os- battle ship
Ganees, that sailed from SIN Francisco in September
couDtered severe gale ny which her sails were much
damaged.
Ihc account published IN New Jersey paper that m
American whleT had tel in with the Leyan at sea Is
sheer fabrication.
The Archb,shop Of Chile who has beer absent in FL.
rope for yeT two pa sailed hence the 9th inst
ta NepaT also, in the English steaIor Lima, the govern
m-nt o Chile having declined ID contribute any more
FUNDS towaros his E-pport while abroad. If, his
n, he takes an active part theapproaching elections
IL h thought he vilhs bong one of the btterest
opponents Of the government partyhe win probably be
expelled from the country.
The American sap Aabal2, OF New Rru1s wick, Maine,
was destroyed b. hro At Melbourne, On tho 18Th 0: No
venber. Her late master, Capt; r. Harding returned
the United S.l.cs IN the Ariel,