The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Our Panama Correspondence.

Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, sept. 4, 1862.
0eaA Of Governor Gs.ardiaConrxsed Retreat of Fabsga-
Aosquerd and TIE Church Property-Erpulsion of Aged
Nams-Synpathy Of The People wttA Them, dc.
The from the interior Of this State very inte
xnsting The death of Governor Guarda has been
armsd He shot while leading charge at the battle
OF Riochco Naa- After Guardia fell, Colonel Fa-
brega and his troops rctreated to Santiago In great
sion. Colonel Fabrega with tho family OF Governor
Guardia, his own family and the government officers,
abandoned Santiago de Veragnas and embarked the
port of Mcno for Central America 1t stated that he
gave orders his soldiers sack the city and then
burn it.
Immediately after his departure his own soldiers
sacked great many houses and the churches but the
citizens resisted and prevented the burning the town.
On tho cath there was public meeting for self fdefence.
and they elected Senior Gucvarra project, who mme.
datey for the troops OF the provisional government
Governor Dazs and requested them take
and protect the Inhabitants and their property. Colonel
Neiva entered Santiago the 25h without firing gun
and took possession of the town. He is engaged in
arresting and disarming the soldiers OF Guardia.
The provisional government has at last published the
dscreos of Gen. Mosquera concerning the church
and the clergy.
Governor had three dscrees made public BY oando
On the 3oth ult.
The clergy will all leave the 9th Of this mouth for
the SOUTH and will carry with them the five nuns Of the
Panama Convent who will 20 to Lima.
An the church property will be Immediately sold for
the benert OF the government and all the priests Danish
Cd imprisoned that will not take the oath support
tAs government that Is robbing their church.
Two Of the poor old that leave are over eighty
years OF age, and Of them has been OF the
convent for sixty years. They will pr, badly die from
fcar and sickness before they reach Lima The
vent has boen crowded for several days with the
ana children of Panama. who visiting the nuns pro-
badly for the last time
The following the members Of the Cabinet OF Pre-
sAent Leonardo Canal
Minister Of FOREIGN Relationship. vicsnti Cardenas
Minister Interior aud War-Serio Arboleda (b-oher
q the Commander 10 hief)
Minister OF the Treasury-Dr. j. B. Cajiao.
In this stase matters have quieted down since the
killing Of Governor Guardia. On the 9th all the
priests headed by the bishop take their departure for
Peru being driven away by decree OF Mosqussa which
&peCihes that they must ether conform certain de-
ands Of his, so to jail serve in the army leave the
country As their conforming 70 Moequera's demands
would excommuncate them from the church, they prefer
The last named alternative The church property b all
Her Braannic Majesty steam frgase Orlando 50 guns s
u prssen, in the port OF Aspinwall.
Her Britannia Majessys ship Chameleon and United
States steamer Saranac are in port The Lancaster from
Mexico daily looked for q also the sloop Cysne from
The last steamer for PeFu took down the Engish loan
q k2To 900 sterling.
1hs Champion reached Aspnwall on the evening Of the
q Inst. and the Golden Age sailed at the 81.
o. Guasomaa also sailed for Central America day,
having waited for the United States msis.
The shocking abuse OF sailors. and especially Of fire.
pen, board the Vanderbilt steamers is undergoing
Ntid investigation by the Aspinwa and Panama Consus
= each steamer arrives a. Aspinwsll, and IL s 70 be
hoped good will result from 1t.
No steamer Sonora, with one hundred and ffty-six
passengers 81 81 500 in treasure and two hundred
suicksiiyer from ManzsnilIa, reached Panama this
evening, being detained In receiving freight Mama
njA Che left at that port steamer Active; at Acapulco
sioop Lancaster and French shipofwM Bayonaiss. No
special news.