The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-25


PANAMA., May Is, 1861,
All regular mall communication with Bogota being
s,n suspended the only intelligence received from there
and tue seat OF is through private sources The
latest adsices from the capital are to the 18th OF April,
brough. BY Mr. Jas Chambers, bearer Of dispatches
rrem General Jones resident Minister Of the United States
the government Of the Granadian Confederation.
The general nspcot OF affairs about the last
reports. General Mosqucra had not marched Bogota
the 18th o. April On that day Mr.. Chambers, accom-
panied by General Jones, visited his headquarters,
which established at vile.a, within two days
march OF The capital for the purpose OF getting his
passport ,lssd. He represents Kosquera's force to
be quite large and enthusiastic, while the government
force OF Bogoa he says, is composed principally of per-
who pressed into this service against their
wishes from which he nters that Aosquera will achieve
an easy victory Other accounts, however, state that
the citizens OF Bogota united in their opposition to
the revoIuonss and have resolved TO defend the city
Mosques had declared his intention 70 take up his line of
march toxards the capital the 10Th Of April having
become satisfied tina, the city would not surrender he
had vsinly hoped. The government ,roop3 are com
mandei by brave and skfa generals and Mosquera be-
fore he captures IL, will meet with desperate and de-
sernined resistance All the towns the Mag dalena
river st in poss esson Of the revoluoass Several
engagements reported to have taken place 10 the
States OF Antoquia and sanander lately between the
government troops and the revoutionists In which the
lat,ar said to have trumphet These accounts how
ever have been received through revolutionary source
and should be taken with many grains of allowance
Upt the decsive battle fought Bogots /,
imposf lbe 70 say which party will succeed IL pretty
generally conceded, however, that the reyoluiousts
have al present decidedly the advantage
The Eng sh ttesmer Talsm man, from Carhagsna, which
port sbe left the 9th list, arrived at Apnwa on the
llth she iepotts i've yeses q war being ntted OUT At
the formt- port With force OF one thousand men II
ruinoed that their des natoa was Cnagrs or aspn
wall aid their object the seizure and subagatl,n this
Isthmes This Intelligence produced profound sensation
here which ~ss greatly increased on the 18th b. The
ceipt OF seegraphic despatch from Aspinwa, com na
ncstiHg the news OF the departure fro that port,
withcus oIde OF the Granadian schoooerso war Presi
dem 0sfins and Lssiimiasd Various are The conjec
opnon of mary thai they have gone to UrthageDa 10 be
turned over u Nieo, the revolutionary Governor OF the
State Of BOLIVIA Others again think that they havs gone
to Santa Mara most o. tue persons on board belong
ths p.ce whence they were brought to lhs lsthmas
and dets ued MS soldiers against their Will
Captain nglesies, the commander OF the nays forces
or TIE confederation, who had ehuge OF these
vesse,s was In parama at the time Of their
escape where be desned By order o. the Inten iente
General SGepccn OF having cnnived at their deser
tiou. small steamer, In disabled conoi''cn, Is the
only Gauausb vessel at present Fl AspI wall, which
leaves that place ia deseDceiess condition. AMI should
the expedition being lifted cut ia Carthag sni actu
unes tie American sna EpgsD forces prevent H.
The or American vessel war there now i tae store
ship Falmouth A Britain shpo var g daily expected
20 arrive.
Ihe native citzers Of Panama. Including The heads OF
%es 3rs :. nave @ 9aay pa, cs ,b Pa
plan OF defence, 10 Gaze the revo'uiloaists from
CaithseeDa should make decent On the lsthmus; |
aud The ipynceae Gene ~ has aisea t Tue q'ep1si
ton o. tbs United States naval forces through Ihs Ame
5icsn C1aeglaG ths port, which No toub, vii be CON
pel uith Cor The cEzcns % the United states have too
much stake ths lsihmus 70 aoE toe transit 0sbe
disturbed 81 set o. lswSss a,d resocnble ad 5ntu
rers such lie Certhag rebels supposed TO b.
II tn-y PEI ntttd ~ isnd, they you'd, no
doubt commit an sors c. eXcasats, an the lives 1nt
properly III American al; 2ue .d no. be respected BY
ID All.
rsssii p.9ccico sgsnst the hcufsins OF ali freeooot
Tbe Slsy ana RgoI3 states that II is reported the |
Ri h Adnhal has declared bis intention not 10 respect
the paper bocSaaes Of the ports ~ the Granular Con
fcders5u Oui - opeu them TO Bs!t sh commerce Tns
luio nial Il 5 nnlers,coi va brought 20 Aspinwal |
by HE Tslsmsn English commerce has greatly suffered
BY tbe closing 81 he Atlantic ports - the Gfsnadsh Con-
tetefat9u, aad the settc wss soae time since repre-
scented 70 be BfsL govenreut ~ tne AGENTS y the
West InoS lnes Of steamers, watch has probably in
ducec her Mas > goy,rnment 70 give orders 70 Tue
Admiral o. ihc character Indicated.
The Urtei states steamship of.war sarlnac, Captain
Robert Rtcsie and me British steam corvette Mutiue
stil IN port Tho United states steamer Wy
20 Arspiico has been directed by Capt, Richie senior
officer 10 OcmmauG, 70 cruise between the LITTER aud
Panama order 20 protect the american california maii
and PSI 1gtr steamers sgans a2y piiyaeeFs tht may
have bega sent hcae waters under orders from the
revoed Sates 81 the rated states The tulied states
sloOp g ane viii PROBABLY cruise between san FRANCISCO
aud Acapulco Tor the ssme purpose lhese precautionary
steFs WI 70 doubt prove ytry beneficial 20 on. e3m.
the Pacific snd efertnslg prevent private erug
in this qusrter, II any = contemplated.
LATEST From THE INFERIOR.
on The 10Th Of April General Mosgtera started ior Ch!
paqulra 10 reinforce Cocue santos Glte.res, who was
tearing attack from General Pers he had been sent
fiom B3eota 10 hi:o sitter ms defeat OF CAMS
~ rwla Lino Pcna Who At .he same time made an as
tack the division az Mesa to.ay beaten, i've OF
hs were killed. seven wounded, and thirty were
made prisoners O0ando LAD loised M0squera with igas
huncre Caqueza had pronounced itselr "a favor
OF Nosquera Gen. Jones, WAC seems came down 70
Honda with The bearer Of dcspaches Gays that he saw
himself from Naes, HosqveIs erIay Advancing on the
paina on the ~ there arrivel q. Carthtgena a
bearer 0t oeepaichcg for all the foreign ministers 10 Boz
gotta Those for the GATED states are important. de
supposes that Rogo must be taken by this ESQ the story
AVA gees 1 The pan * atatk 0ai already oeen de
cicet upon.