The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Our Panama correspondence.

Our PAnum2 correspondence
PANAMA, Oct Is, 1861.
Since my last there has been arrival from ine-
ror Of the confederation consequently have nothing
thor communicate tho seat Of war Nor is there
anything Of interest Transporting bore, " except the po
cal ntrguos going get the State Ok Panama of tia
confederation; fer You must know that have
sioniss hero well as have In the Southern portion
OF the United States And tho the seeded
States Of the American Union tho Governor this State
is at the head Of the movement Tho preliminary steps
looking to this object have just been accomplished al
udc to the treaty made between the Governor and Mos
queras agent at Aspinwa weeks since, the lead
ing features Of which have already been no
ticed in tho HERALD. The measure, as predicted in
my last, has just passed the Legislature, will, is
thought receive the official sanction Of tho government
to-day.
1t now appears that Murlo, Mosqueras agent, had
power make such treaty with the Governor; yet,
strange he and the Legislature stupid enough
to consunmate that not worth the paper 1t
IL written on.
Mosquera Is the only one who gains by tho adoption
Of the treaty. as It is virtual acknowledgment Of his
government, whist the other provisions Of the docu.
ment-conce ling to the State Of Panama the right OF
neutrality &C., in time OF waramount to nothing as the
Executive has not power to make any such concessions
The whole thing is trick Of Mosqucras partisans
TO nyeigc The State into acknowledging his government
but it Will not succeed. The legitimate government,
which Is Triumphant In Cauca, Antioqua and nearly
every other state in the confederation win very So
drive Mosluera from Bogoa, when 1t will turn
its attention to Panama. and correct the evils that the
State has 50 thoughtessy through her ambitious polti
clans, committed
The officers and men who have been attached TO
the United states flagship Lancaster for upwards
Of two years proceed to the United States In the
steamship North star day their relief having arrived
here the 10Th inst. While entire community re-
greet 10 part from Captain John Rudd tho officers and
men under his command it is gratifying know that he
Is succeeded by gallant officer and worthy gentle.
man as Captain H. n Ilof, who during former cruise
this coast the greater portion Of which time he was
stationed here, made many friends.
As the old crew about leaving the Lancaster
they nine rousing cheers Flag ocer Mong
who is deservedy popular, not only among all under his
command, but with every one who has in contact
with him.
Mr.. Lovejoy, United States Consul for Callao, Peru
sailed hence for that port the 9th inst in the English
steamer; and Mr. Howard United States Consul FOR San
Juan del Sur, Nicaragua leaves to-day in the steamship
Guatemala.
vesscs-of-war in port-United States flagship rancas.
ter and British ships Termagant and Tartar The former
B expected to sail Immediately after the arrival the
Clio, which il hourly expected
The French corvette ayonnaise sailed the 18th inst
for Caao and the Chinchas
The United States steamer Narragansett Is still
palco; the Wyoming, St. Marys and Cyane using
IN the Gulf Of California. The Saranac Mare Island
undergoing REPAIRS and s under orders TO repair
port.