The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

PANAMA, DEC. Ia, 1901.
Sabmision Of an Isaryent Chief 10 General Moquyu-
Mosquoa Gone on Prorincias 7oui--Good Prospects
fer His Cars--cas: Of Williams tie Condemned A~s-
acknowledgement of the United States Squadron &C. de-
By the British steamer Talisman Aspnwai from St.
Marta we have dates from Bogota the 2sth of Novom
Der am indebted to private letter from gentleman
of ST. Marta good information and veracity for the
following Items
Canal the chief Of the faction in the State Of Santander
against Mosqucra has submitted to the government, st
puating for the safety Of his and officers and for
change in the ruler Of the State
General Mosquera was TO leave Bogota in day two
for the state of Antioqua force Of six hundred add
tionai men had gone before him to join the force Of
General Guterres de PiGeres, now In the Held One
thousand had also gone or were about to start for
Honda the Magdalena river also with view Of acting
against Antoqua. Dr. Francisco Zadua takes charge Of
the government in Mosquera's absence.
General Lopez writes from the State Of Cauca that
he would soon have Arboleda. who heads the
enemies Of Mosquera, in his power, as he had
taken such measures as rendered impossible for him
TO escape Arboeda still occupies the capital OF the
State with force OF nearly 800 men, and had 900 At
another point but daily losing largely by des rlon
The agent Of Mosquern Sonor Qutpano, at Panama has
sent 600 muskets Buenavertura for the forces Of
Pagan Mosqueras commander there II is reporte that
300 also TO be sent down there from Cartag ma
via this lsbmus The priestly disturbances in the vi
entity of gogota had been queled Mr. Griffith, British
Charge, was to leave for England in few days.
Last Thursday q conspiracy among the enemies OF
Mosauera for the overthrow Of the present State govern
ment here was discovered. II ascertained that
part of the police had been corrupted and the blow
was to struck the Governor had sent
to their homes force Of soldiers he had raised to
serve order caused Senores porras Arao
Jaramo vees and Others to be arrested but as thoy
promised TO quit tho State the next day. they
leased.
williams, the American condemned TO death for the muir
der of Captain OTIS years SINCE the Panama train
from Aspinwa has had his sentence read TO him. and
may have been shot but it is reported that his case VIII
be taken again Bogota for government or judicial 40
tion.
The United States corvette Wyoming sailed from
Panama for Guayaqu and Southern ports on the 1lth
The United States steam flag sloop Lancaster will sail
in a day two for San Francisco.
The United sloop ofwar Cyane Is at Panama. and
the brig cambridge AZ Aspinwan
Don Justo Arcs mena Of Panama has been selected "a
special commissioner the part d the State Of Panama,
negotiate terms upon which the State will finally enter
the Columbian pact Her adoption of that pact,
1t will be remembered only condition that the
terms Of the charlottesville treaty. ma lately at AS
pinwal, by which she is made virtually Independents,
shall he strictly adhered Mr. Arosenena will leave
Cor Bogota on the 23d inst.
The Panama Railroad Conpanys brig ArabeIla, Of New
York. accidentally injured by running afoul Of tho
American ship Reliance, in the port of Aspnwal, and
will y, detained several days for repairs. She ut the
time OF the accident under way for New York.
Now that the harbor Of Buonaventura in Cauca Is no
longer bockaded goods commence again to DO snpped 70
that state from Panama, increasing considerably CUR
trade. had nstOnisbod many merchants here that The
British ships-of war the Pacific should have allowed
little schooners Of defunct government TO keep all
the three ports OF Cauca closed months after Lord
John Russelps opinion that the blockade Illegal.