The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, Sept 25, 1861.
qhs Governments Success in Cauca Confraed-7he STATE
Of Panama still Undecided-The Priroteer Sumter
Arrival Of the United States Mnistcr-7he United States
C6nsulshirs Of Pdadma-Loyoly Of General Posada-
Vessels of Var, dc.
There is nothing of special interest TO communicate
from this country. No further adyces have been
ceved the interior Of the Confederation except that
by the arrival of the English Bogoa this port
the 22d inst intelligence has been received from tho
State OF Cauca via Guayaluil, Of official character,
fully confirming the previous news OF the taking Of
Papayan by the government forces under Arboeda and
Cordova. Several DEGREES Of Arbocda have been
Ceved here aud published. They dated at rapayan,
the 18th and 14th Of August last Order las been
reestablished in Papayan and other departments of
the State of Cauca by the appointment Of various officials
necessary TO carry the affairs Of the government 1t
Is said that rboleda has 500 troops at Cali and that it
his intention to make descent Bucnaycatura
coon which port is still in possession of the rebels.
The Legislature of the State of Panama have taken no
further action the Guarda Murllo proposition ecog
MIXING the government of Mosquera, &c. Tho matter is
still in the hands Of the committee to whom il
time since referred. As stated in previous letter,
further action will be had the subject untl further in
tegoncs received from tho ror Of the coniedera-
son. Later be expected until the 81 prox
mo. when the steamer From Carthagera due in Aspin
wall.
Tho English steamer lamar from st. Thomas, arrived
feer Sumter had overhaued American vessel
bound for Aspnwal took about $50 tons Of coal from
her and then eued her towards the coast Of
Brazil. The lamar also reports that the United States
e,eaulshipsof.war Powhatan, Richmond and Keystone
state had been at St. Thomas coaled and put to in
quest Of The sumter The last named arrived at Aspn-
wall yesterday (25th).
Among the arrivals from New York per last steamer
were the Hon. Allan A. Burton, United States Minister re-
aident at New Granada; Alexander Il. Mckee, ESQ,
United states Consu, for Panama and Mr. ucaman
jeff for Boeota on The 22d inst, via Cas- ngena.
me following ships -of war are in ITt-Unitea states
flagship Lancaster British ships Te aagnt and Tartar
and French sloop Bayonnas The II rrnagant will sail Tar
nhe Mexican coast as soon as the lilo arrives, which
daily expected.
An ARRAY took place here few nights since between
sailor attached u the United State rgate Lancashs an
a native, IL which the former inflicted severe wound
upon the Ltntcr with knife sp tho effects OF 1hich ne
tB not expected 10 recover. sailor IL unuer
erIss. ann WI De triee as practicable oy inc
is understood that the sm crpor OF the State Of Pana
ina declines recognizing -W Kee as Consul of the United
States Of am at this under the excauaur issued
oy Mosqneia government least the present, bi'
mas consented 20 allow 'hin commercial agent
at the solicitation OF Mr. erwin the retiring Consul
This 10 all chat sould be ctea under the existing state
ci Things III TINS connry6 did the Governor do other
wise ne would virtually M ot in fact recognise Mosquer
rs the ohef executive o 10 nation when in reality he
simply usurpsr. acksu yledped by only two out 0
the eight States of the mrederaon and those two ar
secedeaStaes s1u hev y in fact where the authc
rity OF the legitacat1Gov ,rn,nnnt is DISPUTED.
IL sdDTler 70 stitnW It Mr. Mckee did not ask to b
recognfnen aico VnG equator issued 10 him. nor doe
ne expectN ~ nAasr now stand otherwise II woul
not Only esnhraas .he Governor of the State, but hi
own governments asoI Gen. Joaquin Posadl, vetera
officer OF use iefusb and who had command OF n div
sion OF the hasssna my when the capital fell into Mos
<luera ha'us, has rever put rest the charge mad
gainst his 10y aityt the CONVENTIONAL government
appears Iat ~ wa at last accounts detained prsone
At Bogota, ana I'M Mosuuera demanded of him renur
ceh IN wi1s of his allegiance TO thelegitimate govern
sment, on pafn { severe punishment banishmen
wnicuhe liN" y declined preferring TO take the cons
NuehOee. .a than sign what he terms "real bond
esver!. ersons held prisoners refuse to acknow
sedge Mosao the head Of the nation il is not to
sent TO his ru Ia p'p W." " - " -