The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

PANAMA., Nov. Is, 1861.
The Nes Confederation of the States Of Columbia Dissatis.
faction Among the People-The Pressure Of 7dzes on Fo-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the United States Sloop Cyane-
Indignation at the Arrest Of DR.. Gria, &C., dc.
By decree dated the 9th instant the Governor OF Pa
mama has declared his adhesion the compact Of
The seeded States Of this republic entered at Bogo
Ia on the Goth of September, by which they form
new confederation under tho Of "Cnitcd States of
Columbia" This step has created here great deal Of
dissatisfaction among the partisans Of Mosquera who
in it, not without reason, advance towards the
old Capitalization SYSTEM to uproot which they had re-
VOTED against the administration Of President Ospina
This provsory constitution contains, among others
eaases which mako foreigners residing In tho country
pablo to all the taxes and contributions that may be inn
posed on natives and at the time them the
right to real estate except when specially autho
rzed to that effect by the Legislature of the State where
they may reside. This does away with the last privileges
and guarantees of foreigners in this land leaves them
70 the tender merces of the natvesthcr substan-
Hal guarantee the right of appeal Bogota having
time since been taken away from them by General Mos
guerra.
small schooner lately arrived from tho coast states
that there that Popayan having been left
almost deenceless by Arboleda when he started his
march on Bogoa had been retalen by party Of libe
rails but the Is hardly credited here by that
very party. Some powder that had been Struggled on
board the English steamer Anne had been discovered by
She captain and sent back shore previous her
pRrture on the 18th inst.
BY the British gunboat Cygtet which arrived on the
18th inst at Aspinwal have dates from Carthagena
10 the Sth inst but there is no news Of any account to
note The defeat Of General Canal by Mosqueras troops
is contradicted.
The United States soop- war Cyaue anchored in this
port on the morning Of tho nth her return from her
cruise up the Mexican coast She has been away over
eleven months and was most Of that time under sail
She reports everything quiet in Mexico In Lower Cali
abundance Of rain, and were expecting fine harvest
-. Tho excitement CT. created her. at the time Of
Sumner taking Or. Gwn and his friends over the
sthmus as prisoners of war against the earnest
down in deep resentment the part Of the natives
and very unfavorable impression the part of tho
Foreigners about the whole affair The local papers arc
very bitter the subject and the Governor has made
formal protest. copies OF which, understand, have
been sent to the American and other foreign Consus
am told the former hasmerey acknow lodged tho receipt
Of the document stating at the time that would
forward to the department at Washington, declining
very properly to discuss the matter here,
PANAMA, Nov. Is, 1851.
Delay Of the South Pacific Aas-Keuersion Of Feeling in
Panama in Favor Of tie Soaasern Statcs-Poas5os At
lack Aosquera-Te State Of Parties IN Ne,o Grand
da-7he Allegations Against General Jones, dc. :
We shall have from Central and South America
until the Goth, and consequently have nothing to
communicate from those quarters. Our mail from 30
yet before get anything decisive from the capita
and the State Of Antioqua. From the State Of Cauca
have confirmation Of the that the forces OF General
Nosquera have retakeu the capital Popayan aud fast
clearing the country Of tho faction under Col Arboeda
In Panama we have news. The people continue to
animadvcrt upon the late action Of General Sumner in
5orciby Transporting political prisoners their SOIL
and declare their wish for European protectorate,
which shall them from further encroachments on
the part of the United States Before this affair the
people Of the North had the entire sympathy Of com
munity Now every prays for the success OF the
Bouth.
The United States corvette Wyoming ought to arrive
here to-day. Her relief awaiting her arrival on
board tho Lancaster, United States flagship, now
in cur harbor The British have the Tartar here The
United states steamer Narragansett at Acapulco
November Q. The United States steamer Sarauac was
of Cape st. Lucas November I.
The malice and stupidity of young Pombo in attacking
the characters of General Mosquera and the United States
Minister Bogota in his circular TO the New York pa.
pers, astonishes nobody who knows him in Panama He
commences by saying that General Mosquera has not
been able extend his rule over oneha or the territory
or population of tho country and there are now powerful
odds against him. Let see. New Granada is COM
posed OF nine States In six OF them there is not single
man armed against the government Of Mosquera In San
lander Canal has kept up little guerilla warfare always
hiding himself at the approach Of the national troops, and
Our last advices that he had been beaten and
made prisoner Antoquia, through the influence
Of her governor, Girado refuses to join the govern
msnt oil Mo3quera but nevertneless sVoWS her utter
detestaon Of what Pombo calls 'thc constitutional 60
vernment' This state has not two thousand men
Mosquera and ho occupies great portion OF her
territory with his forces and will occupy all peaceably
In sixty days AT Medelin, tho capital nearly oil tho
wealthy merchants and influential citizens have petition
cd the Governor to acknowledge Mosquera. In Cauca
Colonel Arbocda has force Of thirteen hundred
men against the government He took possession Of Po
psyan and few other towns in the absence Of the small
forces left TO guard them, when Mofquera marched
Bogota. but has been driven from Popayan, and is
this in full flight for Ecuador he been taken prl
soner. Cauca which commenced the revolution in fav or
Mosquera, is almost unanimously for his rule In fact
we're you 70 take the vote tomorrow between General