New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-08
THE Revolution In New Granada.

From the Panama Star of the 25th December we
extract the following intelligence;
From THE INTERroR.--In Santander, Col. Rude
cindo Lopez had routed, for the fourth tlme, tne
General Government troops, and had a force OF
1000 men well armed In all the towns the people
had pronounced against Ospina, and the Liberals
had obtained again the possession OF the Goyern-
ment.
From Antoouai it is affirmed that the Third Di-
vision of the General Government had dlsbanded,
Gen. Enao having retired to his home, and Gen.
Posada TO Honda. The Division OF Antioquai IS
against the pretensions of 0spinas and had pro-
nounced itself a firm friend Of the Confederation,
disposed to assist the other States thatare lighting
for it now, with money and men: and it is said
that battalion Of GOO men had left for the State OF
Cauca to join Gen. Mosqnera. The news had
reached Medelln of Gen. Mosquera's departure
with 5000 men for Cundinamance.
The vanguard had already reached La Plata,
having compelled Gen. Paris to march back to
Nera with the balance of bis troops, after the dis
affection of Com. Cerezo. that was sent tin advance,
by Gen. Paris, to penetrate into the -Cauca-he
passed over to Gen. Mosquera with lhe troops
under his command Letters from Choco state
that Mosquera had at Carriage 1900 men, at
Tuua and Boldanillo 500, at Buga 400, and
TINT at Palmira and Cali, he also had strong
force. The Indians from about Posta, were with
the Liberals, commanded by Col. Guanas success
sor Of Ibito. Boso and Pizarro, Conservatory
that had r9appeared with 100 men had been COM
pletely destroyed near Buga The same occurred
with q party of 400 men, commanded by a certain
Jose Maria Aldana, near point namsd ri Ha-
tiflon having killed Aidano and most of his officers
The State Of Cauca remained perfectly free and
quiet with the exception of Bonaventura, which
soon will be disturbed; there being $50 men ready
to march against it, and also other troops OF the
State were on their way.
Gen. Herran had stated to the Government that
he had assumed the responsibility of the armstlce
between General Mosquera and Generals Enao and
Posada, at Manizales, he being at the time Com
mander-in Chief, and having given orders to Posada
to do SO when and where he thoughtproper Gen.
Herran had requested of Ospina his passports to go
to the United States with his family, which had
been granted.
It is reported from Quibdo, under date Of Novem-
Der 18th, that Solarte had gone to attack Calima,
and of those that went Tolarte, P. and O. Eohe-
verri Ramirez, Secretary Of Solarte 7. J. Caidedo
and several others, had been killed, the rest having
disbanded.
From CARTHAGENA.-A An attack was made on
Gel Banco" by 0spina's forces on the 18th inst,
who were repulsed by the Liberals with loss to
the former of Al prisoners wounded and 40 killed.
besides 100 guns, swords, / drum and bugles.
The liberals lost killed and wounded, among
whom were officers.
In the official report of the attack the commander
states during the action the women were carry
ing water and ammunition to the soldiers.
FURTHER FROM SANTA MARTHA.-Mr Arboleda
left in the arsenal in Santa Martha large quantity
of guns, amnuntions and other articles of war,
among them 1000 suits and 4S cannon. A schooner
which Mr. A. had sent (before he evacuated the
the city, after provisions, put into Oarthagena and
the captain delivered up the schooner with her
cargo to the Liberals.