The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
our Panama Correspondence.

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Our Panama Correspondence.
4N PAxAxA, June q, 1861.
m Movements Of Dol San'a Cosoma IN Pasama-Depors.
saest Of ne People @ As Lahmus--D sspyut Scexes u
~ Syeas Of PaaomG-7As Barioadss Built By kAs Gou-
~~or-A Gen~uI Mestin0 Called By " 0ournor-Quics
Rdgntng n Panan,a, d., DO.
The troops OF Mesqusra, under command Of Colonel
DAnta Colcma, arrived In Panama on the I4ih. They
same over in the railroad by permission Of the
eovsrnor, who, finding useless to resist he had
troops In Panama. and could not rely upon the police
eores q last gave his consent for Col Santa Cooma
bring h soldiers to this city when the troops arrived
~ the railroad station they received by mob Of
nsgross from outside (distrct ef Santana), male and
female, who were drunk aAd noisy. This mob into
Tho city with the troops, cheering for Mosqusra and his
government, and insulting al the respectable natives
me ladies' were also ipsuted, and were compelled TO
Al santa Cooma had promised the foreign consuls and
oevsrncr 70 keep order In the city. very much
eurprsed 70 him marching quietly the head Of his
Dultini tie SspsstahS fawies the most indecent
euase This caused every one TO ssrei thet they hal
not resisted 70 the hast the entrance q these toop The
Troops hewsvsr, came I'm n good order, and the ocsrs
Sdfracss, ana ne mob dispersed, and v: al were
sights res but very much mistaken for about
enc O'Clock in the morning We were aroused from our
scribe Il appeared that iii the devils in hell were turned
hose Ihavs hard the war whoop and yen Of the O.
Hanchs Indians; but that WAS not TO be comps0 with
this Internal noise. opened my window and ap-
preaching from outsidsths negro mob Of drunken
end women. me women, with lights eandss In thor
Mks % many shs devils Thsy constantly crying
" Down with the aristocrats! death 70 The whites' Il
frrorD In Paris he mob marched through the street
- The barraek whore they sersnadsd and chsered the
soldiers ana thse returned stopping IN front Of many
houses q the whites, calling Thorn By name and insult
- then Ia the most ObeCeno language.
Governsr GuArdia called meeting IT his house on the
judges q ne Supreme Court the judges Of The criminal
end civil courts The Project Of this the At
&c s.ss residing Panama and Also Il: :' city suhor
SXen iormsd ths chat the capital Of the state being
. voissoS q ths srds Sarillo % .rea,y Celebrated a.
Asphwan the 9th Of September, 1854, be deemed it
Whsut giving him previous notice and that he hal
resisted hsm by protesting against this invasion but,
: .nr hs o S.s . Il Consi sc cooma
"a s S. III, ss oSsr was , Sa' q
Put In execution Of his DEGREES that would conflict
With The rights Of the State and his duty asovernor that
ease ths general government should attempt enforce
= a any o that
q this STATE He then explained, q some length, his
e ~ enc = o. ss.s
State and department then declared that they would
s IN g.. os ds.ss q sSous Be
executed against he rights Of the STATE They then with
NE Governor signed protest setting forth ell the facts
. General Mosquera and his government and 70 the
osrsign oopsuls residents Of Panama. 6nce this meeting
everything has remained quiet In Panama. r 81
Our Panama csrrssponAenee. aee
nr' slt leR V.. PANAMA., June n 1891.
Hsiys n 0SaiasaIa-RAeou~y of General Boanos from
~ Wes~ds Inflicted upon housekeeping Qsia IN
SsIsa6svLA Ncs Peacs Movements IN Howisras-7as
0bmm~ssas ms n Panama-vssos IT ne United
&Gss 0ssr~mst, -. W
NJ Panama Railroad Company's steamer Guatemala
stvsa q ibis port ast evening from The Central Ams
sisan ports. ,.. ..-..s .s.s,
Thsrs = nething new IN this republic. General b.
.ss recovering slowly from The wounds received
The 1ss q Nay Last In Attempt 70 assassnats him.
mere ssssmpt pies against The government u
~ simply - sAsssk o shs General personally.
rfs aAEvADoa. wn IN Ea
uvssything y suisA PrssidsAs BArrios has ssusd .
1smss prohibiting the sxposatioa Of rce the crop
:sss Re .ss oss:s sas,.s soss he sss.s
Congress IN session. and the Vie Prssdsat Acting
ssuntrymsn 70 forgss a parties and question: and Is
said that NE mess.se may have ne desired ssc and BE-
ne means ''''s'''Ans ps.Ss n 'AAs r'pasc
mere seems 10 ~ 10 doubt but what Martinez win
- reslsctsd President Nicaragua for the next six
TAs agents q The Csntral American Transit Company
repairing the road from Virgin Bay % Ban Juan del
tng everything ready for the opening Of the Transit
ne Virgin had bssu raised Al Granada and would
b ready for uss about the LIST At August rt
The mines ne Dspartmsnts SsgOvia and Chontaiss
are SIN assssssns attention.
0 .fg9gg oo1A ncA.
.A there r,,s n'shins important no" 'As s'a' Every
There = present. suss,'Oe pending between NH. shs
Ssssss Consul concerning The cosctns q commercial
oAx from the Panama Railroad Company and the Pacific
Mall Steamship Company. AGENCY q ssssI ,s ~
Sssn resisted b. the Unitsd States government. and the
Untsd states Minister q Bogcta has received nstrss
tons sm his govnmsnt 70 resist the cosstion OF said
The unssd States ososul = Panama, being savrsd Of
s.s instructions has rSsa.d the Govsrnos q rsn,ms
20 suspend the further collection Of said taxes until the
matter could BE- aasly settled between The two govern
Tbs Govsrnsr has replied, and desires classification
e the taxes which aected American vessels and tn:
that the Governor viii seosds 70 The wishes q The
American Consul.
United STATE. government rssis's The eOectss q
Frss-bscauss i i levied contrary 70 the treaty with
New Granada and the United States N..g8 ia
9scopd-Bscause u N imposed contrary TO- and Ia vios
laon o. the agreement with the Panama Rilrosd Com
TSird-pseauss Il 4 an imposition UPON American CIT,
ssns who have invested their capital In said companies
The Consul also takes tho ground that u IL an attempt
n svads the decision and decree 81 the Now 0ranadan
declaring that tax could be cd frcm
6ntsd States vessels arriving the pors OF Panama asd
Aspinwa FOR, or belonging 70, said companies
PANAMA, Juns n, 1852
Hacs from Neutrality-suspicious. II ne Cochi,,soi
cyvp-TAs Opera IN Costa Rico--7rsSfy with IA United
,ssstss and Costa Rioa, dc, do.
Ths Panama Railroad Compsny's steamer from Central
American ports arrived A. this port yesterday afternoon
We have dates from Gus.smsla 70 the 18Th instant,
from salvador 70 the 13h Nicaragua TO the 1sth, and
gCo A piea to the 18Th
: From Guatemala We have nothing or exciting. ~
politics everything monetony, must always be In
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