The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.


NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
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Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, Nov. s, 1851
1fairs in the Interior Of Neo Granada-Progress Of Nos
qusra's Gouernmen1ns Operations Of the Conse, vaves
Against Him-Confscation of Church Property-Pro-
posed Restoration Of the Columbian Coderatio- United
States Naval Vesseis-Panama Duu-Es United States
Nnister Jones, de-, &c.
Dates from Bogota by the British steamer Sclent which
arrived at Aspnwa from Carthagcna yesterday are to
the 10th ult. The capital tranquil Tho rcvol,l-
tionary President, General Mosquera was busy as
bee in promegating new DEGREES for the governance
the county, and in organizing forces bring the rerac
Tory and rich State Of Antoquia to terms. Grado tho
energetic Governor Of that State, who cherishes a
great hatred against Nosqucra swoars that he
viii never lay down his while hts enemy occupies
the capital and declares that with the aid Of the States
Il Cauca and Santandcr, he can '.crush him outn
Reports had also reached Bogota just before the dopar.
sure Of the mail that Canal had been defeated taken
prisoner by Colonel Gutierrez Of the Mosquera after
having been denied his request for suspension OF host
sies for twenty-five days. Another report says that
Popayan The capital of Cauca had been retaken from Ar
ooleda by the lsqucra forces and that that officer had
fed Cali, towad the coast closely followed by rcyou
liable.
property If religious institutions being carried into
eject IL viii yield the revoutionsts handsome sum-
The toward restoring the Colombian conrede
ration hs boon successful far New Granada is con
cernec eegites from Iolivar Magdalena Boyaca
Cuhdiaan CT, Santandcr, lima and Iauca (seyen out
OF the nne States) have voted in its favor Delegates
from Venezuela aud Ecuao in Bngota or GU tho
way there who expected 70 favor this new move
me- The newspapers and official headings of docu-
mens have already opted the style Of the "United
States 81 Colombia" This idea Of rcviving Colombia is
orc Of the many humb paraded by Mosqucra in
" gitd his atipci0us tyranny retain some popu.
iariy among his followers.
.he republic, and is at Aspinwa his way to Europe
Eava4a.
We hear nothing the Unitcd States rigate Macedo-
nar although Capthin ely when he sailed from Aspn-
wall gave out that h. gosg to Carthagcna In naval
matters VIC have no change the lstmus. The steam
slaop lancaster and the brig cambridge at
,inwali. bell We communicated TO you the fact OF
tie death o. iurser H. r. Woodbridge who dc at Aspn-
val Or the ejh by last steamer. 1t is wonder all the
officers and crew o the cambridge not dead cooped
Up, eighty are, under deck in that little craft
with The thermometer at 81 deg aud tho pouring
down Ia torrents The government should have more
roomy vessels in hot httudes.
Since the e, which drove out the Rio Hache or old
gye nnen soldiers, Panama has been quiet, even SOM
noeul Trade is dull and tho people half dead Of nothing
~ 10.
General Geo. w. Jones, who is superseded by Judge A.
A. Burton. Of Kentucky, Minister to Bogota, would
leave that capital for home his successor ar
rived, Witch would be in few days--thc Judge having
been detained at ConeO, on the Magdalcna.
Ny budget tn day is necessarily meagrc the Vapa
raso St amer viii not arrive till tomorrow, and our
regular aaf monthly steamer from Central America is
Ot"kcb WI ht NoStA MIA, Do bnht bue
icees this voyage
PANAMA, Nov. 4, 1861.
TIE Siege y Blse,aapenva-sp6ying Condition Of tie Be.
aesed-Matse,s0n the kttmus-General Herron, Mosque
fas nser 10 JVdshingon- open,eats of the Consera-
tsrss-,sS- President Ospina's Inirrisonmet de-, DC
Py tie arrival of the steamer Ammo from Guayaauil,
touching at Turaco and speaking the biocadng squadron
off 6ucnayentura, we are in possession Of month
nsr dates from cauca but the is destitute Of nc-
rest and presents no important features.
Tho revolutionary forces shut up in Buenaventura
uuer General Pagan, suffering all the horrors OF
tamine and SICKNESS and 1t expected they would
have soon to surrender at discretion Colonel Gallo who
h in command OF tho government forces besiegng tho
Place. prefers 20 Lave them surrender In that manner
s,y;ng ali assault, having very little ammunition his
Gi.pasa aud fearing to 1t without necessity, tho
neotraaty proclaimed by the State Il Panama will pre-.
vent lis feces il. any supply from this quarter.
lle !h M OF tho Sd inst reports that Arboeda and
Fnao, with six tho sand men, marching Bogota
1avins blifil som three thousand to defend the
State of Cuuca Carca intioquia and Santander
81 !eted to b. tile waike States of New Granada
and having aho / II 900 in against the ileg
mate government Of Mosquera, it generally supposed
that he viii not ic able to subiue them and that he shall
he pvt Town. 1he legitimate President elect, Mr.. Arbo
ads is at the sad their combined forces and there is
rpor that Congress, whose powers have not expired
would coon meet II Ha and confirm the authority Of
rholeda, elected ssden! by the people nearly year
ago.
The lStHnus is quiet, although there Is Still ferment
o. agitation, BIT IL s su5siding. bGsess is very duh
We htye bad remarkably fine weather for the rast few
days, and the sanitary slate OF the city leaves nothing to
oosEc
Tho steamer Conway arrived at Aspnwall las,
might from larthasena, having on board General 7.
dian government General IL leaves to nj, h, for New
Icrs on board the Champion. COMMISSIONS has
also arrived sent by Mos ana Neo 10 the Governor
6i Panama 70 make agreement with the State Of
Panama. From that fact II is presumed that either Mr..
Nirio had not sufficient powers to treat or else TINT the
convention made by him nth the Governor In September
last has not received the sanction Of the powers that 10.
Ely the Conway we have dates from CIrtagena to the
Cd INST. NO aght hid taken ace in the interior of the
republic, ad there was rumur Of Generals Canal and
Mos9uea being about to enter into peaceful arrange
meat but it is not generally credited, inasmuc hos
guerra had made requson for eco men on the sea.
board states 1t Is not stated whether the OF Pana
IN comprised in the requisition. If So we may ex-
poet GONE frcsl troubles here
The htilla sent by Nieto up the river Magdalene had
beer competed to pvt back 10 Hompos. Although tho
Of this retrogade movement had not ranS,red il
Ey-fresidcnts 0spina ami Caivo. with their follow
prisoners had been transferred Fl In lsS
Clca q the Jail Carthagena, it being earei tt they
M, at escape from tie former.
fsom 6ntioasia we learn that Governor Graido had
arey ,0C0 under arms, and that Mosquera would
prosaeiy hasten to attack him, to present his junction
with At5oledas forces
PANAMA, Nov. 2-3 N.
General Earan His Mas to Washinqoa---rhe Ne,c Re
r.lie of he United States Of ContfaArye-. Of Cali
foryaian an Kesco-Arrtudi If Governor Bsler At Pd'aa-
nro-NeVgs from Peru aad Ci1e--The Proposed Erpsdi-
ton Of Peru Asaint Boiitsa asd Ecuador, &C., dc.
The news brought to the Is linus yesterday by tho
British Mail Ccnpany's frcn Carthagena IL that
Bcgosa remains perfectly quiet under the Mosquera
gov ernnent. Geaera Horran has TO the Isthms
wAore b. win remain antl the next steamer and then
proceed to Washington Minister from the country but
not from tho sscona! and government OF Nc
quora.
Az Convention OF the Representatives OF the reyol
no5ary States it has been resolved that the name Of the