The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22


FROM nemsraIa an Invitation has been forwtrdea ~
Prince Alfred requesting his Royal Hghness would visit
the colony and there also extensive preparations were
}, spoken OF for giving him fitting reception.
. Affairs In New Grsnsaa.
TIRE LIBERAL CAUSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
' GENERALS AKBoLEDA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF ANTI0oUIA-DEFEAT OF GOVERNMENT FORCES
, AT CARTA0o-MosQUERA's wHEREABoUrs-HIs
TIN IkDEPESDEkcE OF PANAMA-CAPTURE OF
0CANA, ETC., ETC.
/ letter dated Panama, dated March g. says
- holeda At Tumaca, waiting the arrival Of arms
rf = munition which had been sent from Panama BY
..,,,, essal. The town Of Paste was invested by Col
psr....~ 200 men. Tho government forces in Paste
d,d moi, a. iced 400 men. Perez expected to take the
s.cs hs,. the 18TH Arboleda would reach Pasto
70 relieve ia efore the 18TH
Ta oovsrr,~ ent forces under Aadrinan, from Antio
o,.. uhch .,a cked Cartago repulsed with grea
,o<..nd ,s,re.... TO their own State.
TY.st.,s ~ -. was in complete possession Of the
Ya,,yace p,,n and the fort Of Buenaven.ara except
al Foces ve,s d ending the river to attack the &C.
vernmcn forces In f ns,ch~a - H.. s,a,a or Antoouia
General Obando wa-A aA''s ~ 'A0 0'a'0 = AA'AN'~
VIZ" IN ~ 1 men Piedras, near Honda on the 4th
- ra,-.S 14.s" he addressed another letter
- 30. s.,r lg the condition OF the country,
90 t ,p s,s,s forces had since he
rosa ~ Hsxca ugng 0spna to pro ;aim an
sr;s,;c. 81 I'll ton TO settle the dic ites
SUe 49, SHT - Is his utmatum, and the
Last Litter he mi wits. orA IL his request IS refused,
the consequexoss will restwnA pa 40, ou ,n.nr snd
49, ~ vi. -. raao-,~,rA boleda President II
(vpina and the ocservader pss attempt 70 pu nm 70
possession Of th1f,resideneysf.u apr - '
election has not Sen legal. t n -. o,,.c< o,n;ra
now said h Mosquera 10. aacx Usp'I ~
No.. spa rs. by oath to Ospiua
til ks term exprn My OWE inN 81 lie ia ss,va
!u s. mus to lss 10. ~ r.;sn,. from tho
stotes Bslivav oba auo eas ,a
Anticqnia dcbtl . ~ procure none he richest state
rom the conservati 70 party Irat Is wy '"'0
ii Ihe coniederacy. x.. $1,000. rived
Hr. Hertaio, tho iterdent at Panaua s a !, =, p so.
Cob Veco his The Governor, ,,s, 1er,asa ~
" eo S ZEN Az "a az h ia aid that they
HAYS had personal cvvew, and that Ca - o v,e~s
on the sent crisis were that In the evn a a"b,l
ra's success (or which. 'there appears now ~ 800"
he 10 in tayer Of inceI ssndenoe Stat. /p,
Great fear Ia felt uns u Net0 will invade TIA M Nc.
nams, onethird at os Of the ropuistna. eve ne.o
viii corne the Isl b. de has neither "p' no'
men to invade this tai G -, -. -.
The Tag officers IN, not allow any'f5hta: nor nor any
ovement viii int with tnotfaiic 4 the ran
road Bis undersA cd that in case can nm oa ~ o
Governor will place tho city under tho rro'eesS ' 'hS
Much is said about m ,Ang the State aaapend mt bat
so far they are afraid 10 not = p,ro.
Ts deputies (f0r tress} who left te-e Tor nogola
By the Eaura Francs' sn the Atratc were affc ea ~
Mr. fIur,ado win nat pto Washington until the pext
steamer leaves "a,
Moeouera is in La AIcse !, near Bogeta. /
Nee elm and all Anti laaa have pronounced for Mos
AsPrSwArL Mayoh 7, 1861.
By tile steamer Conwa r, which arrived this forenoon
froEl CartAagena, we ha' 10 the following
Tse navigation or III agdaleua is still interrupted
The forces OF Mosqu III occupied the possof Mare and
parts Of the Med MIN That city and reveral viii
lagos in tho state An, squa had pronunced In favor OF
N,ne hundred tb ousand dollars had reached the coast
aaa eh'pped on boa I'd the Conway TIE arrest OF
the deputies is ,onfIu I'd. They their way
10 Ye-o 10 Rico Their aotters from Vieco end Fernan
de wives Leon, Pans .aa have been intercepted aad
pablissd Met has tEt Carthagena wits reinforce
1ts for the riv He had despatched ono a his YES
- CAnruAcxSA Fob. Is, 1851.
Tho soys,am. Mt at THO y.aos has received os pts.
Goncrnl Briceu Colonel rinerez number Of others
n.e prisoners Five huaArcd stand of aruss and one
hattie. JOSE d. SANCHEZ
hs.isanh nportant victory for the liberals.
nat~sxs ting from tho EIesilla valley.
We hawss dycos from Santa Fe and the Moslla Valley
o tnc ID MI
Tho Gws nor OF New Mexico had vetoed the bill passed
by tho Leg slature making provision for the payment Of
the eSnH 60 incurred in tho campaign madc by the
voune6 saganst the Navajo Indians last fall. The veto
bad gssu great dissatisfaction.
stale California had been dsbanded on account Of the
diicI y Of negotiating United states bonds.
AtA San suan silver mines there were about LOO
men ang the opening o. spring with ouGyaas hopes Of
tinuof TO fall the winter is described Of the
ms:. severe ever remembered !. .......u, ,.,-,,,
Een OF the Navajo Indians all along the border among
wA ch Is the following account Of chase after mail
c~ th:-
he fact that the Indians had but three horses and
entirely destitute OF firearms was the only thing
al prevented tho stage from being cut of and the in
aes massacred The Indians to the nu nbcr o. seventy,
discovered approaching the road FROM pass IN the
mountains, with the evident intention of getting ahead
OF the stage. The driver crowded tho mules 10 their
utmost and succeeded in making such rapid Roadway as
to avoid attack from the whole party at Not
than twenty Indians succeeded In reaching tho
stage at the time and for most OF the way the at
tack kept up by only from nine to twelve. They
you'd
leaving the animals htched the bushes to be mounted
h turn by others foot. BY these relays they sue
ceeded keeping party OF fresh constantly around
the coach.
miles, and the Indians ceeded twice In stopping the
stage and 1t out Of the road several times. They
wounded the side driver the thigh with an arrow, but
not seriously and also OF the mules In the head
There FIVE in the sage-three passengers the
conductor and driver. All armed with reyovere,
there only gun among the party They kept
up constant while The lnoians in range and
confident they killed three besides woundng many
more.
Pre- denfs for Law lessness.
TO TIE EDITOR oT THE DErRorT FREE PRESS.
DETROIT, Feb. 20, 1861.
Ihear great said lately by the republicans about
the ty Of UNFOLDING the laws maintaining the
Rtutoa &C This Is all very correct, and as should
be- But sir assert that these talking so
loudly about the mcsy OF the law and the reasonable
practices OF those dsrcgarding the laws have them
selves given the precedent for such proceedings not
only by precept, but often by example " Is not many
, pears since witnessed prominent republican (after
wards high State Officially eDdeavoring to incite the
people the streets OF this city 10 resist the federal
authorities who tryD to enforce provision Of
the In tied States constitution military company
called by the federal officers assist them Ia
the SeDatpr from Michigan, then