The New York herald., 1862-03-07
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA Feb. %, 1852.
Loss or lie Steamer John Hc1f--Forei9pers Permitted 10
Hold Zeal Estate ia PanaaoSscession Offers IN The
Noyy-Morsraents Of Norog Vesets-Cele6rotion of
Washington Eiythdqy-Defea. Of A,borsda in Caaco-
Governor CamacAo IA Po,rer-M Marucato in Ecor Of the
Colonibion Union, de-, dc.
We have that the steamer John Hart, 90 tons,
Jefferson Maury master, lost Lake Nicaragua
the Goth Ct snuary, by dragging her anchors and going
ashore in a gale. The John Har; sent by the
Nicaragua Transit Company ostensby 10 the lake
do the business Of the talked OF California PASSENGER
trade. She fourteen years old. Her master and
will so home to-day in the steamship Northern
Light II the company really intended to start line in
July they say they will not be abe TO do it,
steamer only get tho rapids into the lake in
high stage of water which they will not have for several
months to The wreck of the John Hart taken
charge OF by Captain Griffin The ca9tain, officers and
have arrived at Aspnwal The captain and of
the British bark Esmeralda, which lost near Half
Moon Key, have also arrived on the lstl,mus.
BY the late arrangement made Bogoa between the
Now Grsnadan states when the Of the association
changed the United States of Colombia
dsbarred fr5m holding real estate in the
federation; but Panama was not represented in as
vocation and, besides, she hid previously joined tho
Mosluera government that shc 10 havo the fall
management of her local Affairs SO the Governor Of Pa
has decrced that the article with regsrd TO fore ign
not being able to hold real estate has eject this
state but that foreigners ent led 20 hold property
before
Tho Unitod States soo Cyanc sailed from Pana
ma for valparaiso on the goth inst. The United States
steam vessel SaraGac IS in port The report in the
New York papers that Captain Richie of the Saranac
had all his OIL under grew Ct the fact tha.
he ordered for II them 10 20 shore time since
they having declined to take the oath of aleg
Lieut. Phyhe the Saranac irregular
conduct Captain Richie Is rather unpopular with few
officers in the fleet who symlathize with the South
account OF his determined opposition TO treason.
Tho French Gag steam frgae Duguay Irouip, 90 guns
and the French sleM heel steamer CassGi of guns
port Also tho British flag Bacante gans;
the steamer lie magant 25 and the steamer co II
guns The Bachaaie and C0, IL is said vii sail 10 lay
for the OF Mexico.
The United States brig Perry i at Aspinwali. The
tho 2oG, with Peruvian cotton leaving same be-
hind, In The Psnama Railroad Company storehoase Or
want OF roam.
The compinys bark Masdalena taxes 400 bales Of Mex
can cotton.
On saturday evening nu.lber gentlemen ceorr ted
dinner at the Aspinwal Hotel. Among those present
were Coionc. Mckee. United States tnsIl: Car tain
HcDougali, OF the und States ship Wyoming aud about
fifteen OF the leading Americans OF the city.
The Panama Scr announces the death Of Mr. 8 de Cova.
at Chorrilns, near lima Mr. q wss well known in ia
mama where he lived for many years.
II also regrets TO announce The dcaih of Mr. Shiylor
smyk an American resident for several years in Gusya
quit where he highly esteemed. Mr. g. was drowned
IN the GuayaqGl river BY accidentally falling board
from a boat
The news from Bogota is only two days lae-hat is to
the IS OF Januarybut Interesting The saladiE ar
rived at Aspnw3l the 18th bringing from Car
thagcaa to the llth. In that quarter ali IS quiet
In CaJca General Logez has dc.cSted Arboeds. IN an
engagement which took place on tie i1h silvia
great many OF has officers killed, and he obgei
20 fall back Cslibo. This last place c ed when last
heard FROM with four hundred He is eatrely
rounded by forces, and his retreat mpossi
bic Popayan was Immediately occupied by the troops
OF General Lopez. The government s now administered
from the capital Of the state BY Dr. Manuel D. Camacho,
who was Arboieda's pr time since.
Santanler Is now cear Of Insurgents. On the 18Th OF
January NJ Cugla Canal was ent ely cut up by General
Gutierrez Many had escaped mo Venezuela, cx-
pected
Antioaua Is the only place where the war must still
hold ott Mosquera reported arriy ed az Para
mo Hun, with great force, and viii soon set things 10
rights in that state.
In v,ncnea theSa,e Of Msiacslbo had pronounced in
favor 4 the Colombian Tuiou