The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24
News from New Granada.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.

PANAMA, Sept. Is, 1861.
NosQuera in Dangerous Posion--His Plan of United
States Opposed-Mo1bins Of Distinguished State Prison
cy-Tae Rights IF Foreigners Invaded BY Treaty Legisa-
tion-A United States Steamer Coral Reef-Nauat
Affairs in the Pacific, de-, &c.
BY the arrival of the English steamer Tasman at As
pnwaIt on the 10th st from Carthagcna late and i'm
porant news has been the interior of the
Granadan Confcderaton which seems foreshadow the
speedy downfall Of bosquera.
appears that soon after Mosquera got possession OF
Bogoa he despatched agent the person Of General
lopez to the State of Antoqua the most popnlos and
weahiest Satco the Confederation for the purpose of
prevailing upon that State to acknowledge Mosquera's
authority; and it is reported that he completely
failed in the object Of his mission, Antioqua hav-
ing peremptorily refused acknowledge MosQuera
further reported that Antioqua Santander have al
ready large force IN the field 10 oppose Mosquera and
have taken steps TO his getting achievements
from the States OF Bolivar and Magdaena.
The news received here the LIST inst Of the taking
OF Poyan the capital of tho State Of Cauca by Arboeda
and Cordoya commanding the forces Of the
tves, is confirmed.
my last mentioned that Sr 0spina late President
OF the Confederation and ST. Cavo late Attorney General
and Acting President, had both been sent prisoners
from Bogota to Carthagena by order Of Mosgucra ap
pers that while On route and they were through
Monpos, on the Magdaena river charge OF guard the
people OF that place treated these gentlemen the
brutal manner mob having assaulted stoned and other
wise maltreated them Sr Cavo is said to be seriously
injured In the head.
Mosauera having agent this Ts,hmus to treat
with tho authorities Of the State with respect the
cognition Of his government and he having arrived
pnwall early in this month Governor Guarda proceeded
To that place on the 9Th inst. had meeting with him.
which resulted in treaty between the parties, subject TO
the approval o; the Legislature Of the STATE which
in session here.
This treaty deprives the foreign residents Of the
right Of appeal which they have, and which is
guaranteed by the constitution.
Mosquera has issued eXoGuatur the recently
pohted for this port which has been received
this IsthMus.
The United States steamer Wyoming, Lieutenant F.
X. Murray, commanding while leaving the por, Of In
Paz Mexico on the 1st of August in charge Of the gov
ernnent pilot, was run on shore coral rocks where she
remained three days but was finally got or after being
Hghtencd by the assistance OF the American schooner
Adriana of san Francisco, which chartered mt 500
per day When the Wyoming struck part of her false
Keel Heated to the surface and upon examination her
copper was found TO be injured. Fortunately gale
was prevailing at the time, her situation would have
been pcros No blame attaches TO Lieutenant Murray.
In consequence of the accident the ship had go san
Francisco for repairs.
Tho Wyoming reports that nothing had been heard at
Ia PaZ OF designs Lower California by tho secession.
lists, nor d!d she fan IN with any suspicious vessels
Information was received here by the last
from New York that the officers and Of the United
States steamer Lancaster to be relieved al once
In port United states flagship Lancaster, British ship
TermagaDt and French sloop Buyounais.
The United States sloofof Cyanc is supposed to be
on the way here from the Mexican coast.
British ship Of war going into raboga yester
day, supposed to be either the Clio or Tartar-both of
which are expected here. the former from tho Mexican
coast and tho latter from Callao.
Tho steamer st. Louis, which arrived here yesterday
from San Francisco reports the arrival the United
States steamer Saranac Mare Island the 3oth uit
eighteen days from Panama. Tho Wyoning was nearly
repaired and would proceed TO about the 9Th inst