The New York herald., 1862-03-17

W.. T. Coleman .25OOo FIN S. Francisco. 1860 ,sS9
E. R. Nudge Co... $500 From Aspinwall. S7,21S
80 J. Strauss, Bro. 4 Co .37 ,203 -.
z. Enstoin Bro $500 Total. S677 ,O5S
Tho Panama Star Of March has tho following intclli.
4gence,-
Tho United States steam frigatc Saranac is In port
The schooner Narcissa. from Carhagcna, arrived at
Aspinwal the Sd inst Tho captain reports that tho
conservatives under Jorado had taking
session of Nare the river Magdaena and had
the river steamer Antioquia, with 5000 muskets and
Mosquera's correspondence on board.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Anne
arrived at Taboga yesterday morning.
Business was very dull in Guayaquil, owing TO the
great scarcity of money.
From the Cauca the occupation of Popayan by Gene
raj vanchcs is confirmed and said that Arboleda has
.srstreated before the forces Of Lopez.
Tho generally by this arrival appears favorable
ITO the liberals.
considerable force had been despatched from Buena
ventura to opon up the roads into the interior.
News from the United States of Colombia.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, March 7, 1862.
The Reported Advance Of Mosqra to Anioquia-Viosi
>Depredaions of Gueriuas-7he Croon of Botirar-San
culinary Fights in the 7bwn-The Protection Of the Pro
perty Of Foresnes-Akeration in the Tarifs-7he Duty
on Sail Reduced Consideraby-A6aus in the Chappa-
,ral-7otal Demolition of Canals Army-The Internal
DIFFICULTIES of the Countrywide Forces in The Rear Of Ar.
boleda-Chances of an Immediate Aaak Upon Him, dc.
The steamer Avon from Santa Martha and Carhagena,
arrived at Aspinwa the evening OF the 9Th instant
Our dates from Martha to the 2th February
Carhagcna the 4th instant and from the national
tpitai TO the 10th of February.
On account Of the want OF regular newspapers in Bo-
gotta difficult TO get the right connection Of events,
and hence tho difference which there is in the
from the interior Of the republic Mosquea as last
ported. his way to Antioqua. Now ho is again
in Bogota and from all accounts only trying to destroy
sthe guerlas about there This delay might be explained
thus that he awaits the forces under Gutierrez in San
fander before he advances Antioqua with his
forcos, which amount to 1000 These station
cd In Bogota Zpaquira and Facatativa His return
the city was occasoned by the entrance Of one of
these guerilla bands into the city The guerillas who
'wero formed In tho province Of Guasca the night
of tho Sd Of February cncam cd Of the hills that
surround tho city, and entered 1t the following day in tho
absence Of the army plunderng the houses Of many
sons well the Tequendama, the Mint and the cold
Palace" AL the precious metals that they could lay
hold Of taken from the Mint also tho which
tho Peruvian Congress- presented to Bolivar his
trance VA Lima w NJ ;E; a.%; Ess 2En ss
49,. .svned by four hundred ncn, ana these Mere
able TO resist tho robbers until ono O'Clock in the day
when they retired seeing that the cavalry Of army
advanced from the plains part Of the army entered
the city about three O'Clock pursued the que
rilas Tho latter remained in the city about 1--WE hours
They left several dead about tho streets one Of whom
their leader, Obando also tysix prisoners were
taken The government loss killed aud four
wounded. tranquility has been entirely restored.
notice that from all the custom houses aud direct
from Bogota, monthly rcmittances made to Mcssrs
Daring Brothers, Of London as agents Of the republic
for the payment OF the interest on the debt This
had not beon done for long time before the pro-
risioual administration.
A circular was passed by the Secretary OF State ana
Forsign Affairs to all civil and military officers OF the
Union, on the 18th or February to tho effect that, if
perchanco during the war any foreign property has
been appropriated In any way violated, though
pressly forbidden, and claims therefor have boon
tered every facility will be offered to those foreigners
have their claims made good. This more especially
with those whose nations not represented in Bo-
gotta. Mosquera understands perfectly that strict JUS
to all Is the strongest argument for his recognition
by foreign governments.
By cepssal decree of ed Of January the line Of
steamers funig between this port and Liverpool touch
Ing at intermediate ports has from paying
dues In Of the ports Of tho republic at which
fhey touch. Mr. Holt, the owner Of them, binding him
self In to carry the mails between those ports, and
By another decres given in Bogota an alteration has
been made IN the Colombian Custom House tariff. Salt
imported the country by land say from amy of the
noghboring republics, aud all provisions, will hereafter
that bo:orc cents was tho duty on those ar icles
Inotco long lotter which Mosqucra himself has d.
dressed 10 the Pope-a poco-relgious enusionasking
his authority induce the clergy To attend to their
business, and not to meddls IN politics.
From tho State OF Toima we have news that guc-
rills party which tmo since took possession the
Chappara under A. Torres and l.. Baron, had been do
Purncacion. They overlook them in Natagama, where
thsy dispersed aud scattered about the banks OF the
Maedalena when they succeeded in catching the above
named soaders and other ofce great many arms and
much ammunition, all their horses, aud some ney woro
taken from thsn. Msssrs nr Nicolas Hha, Juan
L. Hernandez Siverio and Pacinco ora and others, who
made prisonsrs In Chaprsra by this guerilla party
wero rescued.
Gen. Santos Gutierrez Las again beaton and cut to
pieces Canal, In Santandsr. ON the 10th Of January
1hey at Paila between vueas del Inferno aud the
piain Carrilo They fought from six in the morning un
q
Canal fed " the Venezuelan frontier foot Those Of
his men who enabled " escape-soine> sixty five
brourht up Chta and put themselves under attazar
M and the rest cncampcd in B,avita and Uvita, where
they received renforcements from Malaga and mustered
of Chita In body aud killed. forty two OF Js
men and took twenty prisoners, J and two Of bis OIL
GERS only being able TO escape TO the mountains
ON tho same day, ten O'Clock at night, the division
Colombia started from Loaa in pursuit Of the other
Marty They crossed the Chocsmocha aud arrived At
oayita where they attacked advance guard forty
men taking eleven prisoners. General Acosta, hs
there took prisoner Jenaro Moyas aid On his person
was found letter from Canal naming hoya commander
Of his forces Ths letter was dated In Chnaco'a ID Of
January Gutierrezs men pursued the enemy and on
the 22d deserted them at Chsva, still retiring towards
.Jsrico. Here some prisoners were taken and women
encampod on Tho 22i on the rock that commands tho
bridge OF Ugamora which the enemy burned. On tho
23d they waded the river, and hero official reports
cease BY private letters from Carhagena IL assured
that Canal himself had been taken prisoner Antioqua
where the last battle will be fought The federal troops
(Mcsgueras) under Carazo, as | think wrote you in
my last were defeated In santo Domingo There
we're great many Of them mado prisoners by
the conservative forces, and many pursued as far
Zaragossa in hopes OF nndng thore guns which
had been taken there by the column Msquera But these
(some 400) had already been removed to Mompos
Being thus disappointed, they managed TO lay hold o.
port OF Mare similar expedition was sent; but IL me
with the same bad success. The steamer venccdor ha,
The inhabitants Of tho place and the bungos wsr
all taken to the opposite side, 50 that thore nohin