The New York herald., 1862-07-16
Tho following is her specie list



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Owx Psaana Corr~spoFdence.
PANAMA. July 7, 1862
SINCE ehs departure Of the last saemer for Nav York
sAis pa hassontinued Va great state Of alarrl
On his 29ea party Ct Moseaeras soldiers, accomra-
niedhg frsnber OF natives from outside santa Anna
same IN to the city III of scdae1 disehsrging iheir
guns IN tS esresls pllzas Iris caused genersl
saril edo, And every body th ugks certainly an
attack frer the nberalssr outside; but i was
asess,ai.d that they dschargog blank cart
ridges inentlcipacn Of feast Tor the next day. On
vie fellow g day Sunday Colonel santa Coioma, with
bis oncea and bis troops, marches oct to the church
OF SantaAnna and attended ~ IS, and on Monday tho
s0th ultinc natives outside mvie6 the troopsto
feast barbecue In the plaza OF Santa Anna. Tho
troops MARCHED with fxed bayouets,a nd Ia 8
oansei many 70 believe thatss as.shey commenced
drsilg they w.nd ien the natives out there and
nake IN attack against te city but they returned quiet
and IN good o,Gef.
The United s,ates Consul during tho day called
the Governor, VINO appeared to be very much asrmei
and informed the nsul u 1t he would be compelled to
leave this city and the capital to Sant ago de
vcragnos the outside had already
his e and hat he could not rely the trocrs of Col
Santa Cooma TO protect him. because every day they
intimate with The nativ.5 outside.
Tho Consul immediately ccmmus Gated with the Eng
ih and French Gonsuls, Informing thsm of dis inter-
view with tue Governor ami they took to hand
troops from United States vessel.owar Saranac
me- rtanhc Majesty u vessel-o Na Termagaat, in
ee should Oe any revolution caused Ny tAs Governor
On the ,ruing or the I'd inst great excitement
ereaied In the Sh city, having been discovered that
.hs Of the State had LETT The nsght Of the
lst in company with his secretary OF state Senor Pablo
Acosem-na, and his general tax collector Senior Jill
Coune. Senior Cliapje Is also the candidate Of the
liberal PARTY for Governor OF the state At the ensuing
oecton
The Governor seut an Official notice the Prefect in
forming him that hs had trans erred the capital TO San
sAso 20 FeagDc Iend that he would contn-e TO act
fIeect 4 aatnla and this department. The Prefect
notified the Cons lis officially OF the Governors inst
mrs TO him, and offered his services 70 maiEtain order
sn the city and depes tmsnt.
The vernon mad the cannous spiked Ia the city be-
fore hs rt and took the locks OF the muskets that
h the police otHce This looks though be intended to
return u pay visit to Col santa Coioma.
On the day Colonel santa Coloma addressed two
o The Consus-ths first enclosing copy of cir
cciar OF tho Secretary Of Foreign Affairs the civil and
relation to guarantees conceded TO foreigners, In their
persons and property which Colonial Colma pro-
strictly enforced. The informs
te torsus that in consequences Of the Governor n tho
stu having abandoned MS post thus iaavsng the city
wi hoct proper protection that he Colonel If batta
lion Of soldiers Of the Untsd States of Colombia, offers
his services 20 protect both foreigners and natives In
Acknowledge eher authority except the Prefect
The Governor it is said viii organize large force at
Santiago and march against Colonel Santa Cooa at this
paee and that he viii also convene the state Assembly
81 that place. He has at santiago 600 goedrAes and
four rs cam MS ana the Bshsp and several good oi
sauera ne viii, ! presume, issue orders TO settle
every hing amcsbly.
Governor Gusrdiss friends say that he goes 70 santa
% VITA the int ion Of convenng the State Assembly
ss that place and To declare the Independence Of tbs
lsthmus Of Palsma have doubt that he win act
promptly the moment he arrives there and il the
eemby Rnpports him, ihe Ishmus will bs at once de-
eiased independent This wiu " course, lead 70 war
with the M@quera government and there is telling
where II will end. Governor Cnardis can give many
Just reasons why this lshmus should be independent
Ardn ntn nHsd fudn he nf4rf ffn nf
Powsrs-Ensland France and the United states.
rhs hinsters of the supreme Court, and other officers
capital, y,rvasaria by order of the Governor.
Panaiua is entirely deserted nearly all the respect
able families have left for the Island Of Taooga and the
young men have gone 10 santiago.
BY tho last steamer the United States Ccnsuis at
Panama and Aspinwall received instructions from the
State Department in relation to the commercial tax COL
ected 10y this State of the agencies OF the Panama Rail
road and tho Pacific Mail Steamship eonraniss accom-
penis. by instructions from the Navy Department
comma de-s OF United States vessels render
every aid the Consuls In resisting said and
The cnsls also received instructions from the state
tepa- tnet ~ sqnes the commanders OF United States
sssses war to land troops for the protection # The
lives and property Of United States eitzens whenever
they (hs Consuls may deem il necessary THIS order
Of tie United states serncnt has given generai salts
fac ION on tbs isIhmls aud every one thinks that
win be properly protected in the future. The Secre
sary o state deserves great credit for hs prompt action
IN prote ting his countrymen abroad.
Tn Fourth celebrated here in a becoming manner
ty the Amsric5ns. The United states Consul received
frends ~ thS curing lbs Ia tho
o. mi there fireworks 10 the plaza.
About SIX r. NJ. Col. SAINT, Colomo sent his band OF
20 the Consulate, aud they also playing
ths rlaya while the fireworks wsro bong let OF.
Col santa C8eGna present in tho plaza. ard made
himself popular with the Americans by taking hand
with tnem IN driag rockets r..
Many tbs prayers onef sd up 60 Heaven during
the iay that might oncs more be restored W
distracted country.
TIE Panama Railroad campsny's new steam propsIsr
Salvador j. VI. Dow ccmmanier arrived IN ths port
ths night of the 2sth uitimo, from New YORK ihs
Strait of Iugahaens.
Tho time occupied in making ths voyage was hfty
seven days and seven hours, Of which hve days and
seventeen hours spent At anchor IL the strait,
hssvy storms OF snow.
Running time fifty days fourteen hours Her bes.
day la th1 Atlantic 272 miles, least 100 miles
sEd . the Pacific 200 miles; least liz miles.
Tho Salvador Is constructed entirely of iron, and regis
teTs 065 tons she buit expressly for tho Central
American trade and will leave here the 18th
usaks her first trip on that coast.
Dir. A. Halpln engineer of tbs Panama Railroad Com
pany died at Aspinwal on the lst inst.
senior VflarGdo, Prsfect OF Colon, Aspnwall has
signed bis Office and Ssnor Antonio Aba appointed in
As place.
PANAMA, Jug 7, 1852
The Tactic steam Navigation Company's steamer
Anno from Guayaquil, Busnavsntura, sc, arrived at