The New York herald., 1862-12-15
Our Pa~ama correspondence.

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PANAMA, Dec. 6, 1852
Mteing Of Me .St4e Convertsoa-TAe Goreynos-s Hes.
sage--Arnsyrsa,y J Irdepednce-Accsdemt on he
Panoma Raii,oad-Na-a, A6airs, sec., de-, &c.
The state Convention was convened in this city the
osh utmo at O'Clock night and elected for Pes
dent Vice President, pessnado and Secretary respcc
lively senores Mariana Arosemena Carlos caza Arose
mena, Pablo r.. de icaza and Juan Mendoza
The Governor sent in his message, which has been
road and considered 10 be very liberal document He
recommends q general amnesty to al. these who sup
ported the legitimate government Of the late Governor
Guardia and who exile aud urges the Conven
ton to make provision 70 pay the forced contributions
that the provisional government mas been compelled to
levy the interior to defray the expenses or tho state
troops.
The Twentyeighth anniversary OF the independence Of
the lsthmus celebrated by military larades Of tho
militia and the Mosquera troops in this city
The railroad bet ween the bridge the Chagres river
aud Aspnwa has been inundated in several places since
the gale at Aspinwa and on the LIST inst the train
OF the track near Paraso station and smashed eight cars
ed with freight Fortunately person appears to have
been hurt. which be accounted for the engine and
car next 10 it. containing the few passengers on tho ran
The accident occurred by running over cattle at
curve and which could not be seen until the train
upon them. this train had been the with tho pas
scngers which close bohnd nearly oil the passengers
would have been crushed to death.
The entire road ls pow free from water and win no
doubt soon be in good ordor again. but unless the COM
pany protect the road from these nundatons the passen
gers in transit will be detained every year At the time
Tho steamships Orzaba and Guatemala left this port
the I'd instant the former for California and the latter
for the Central American ports.
The following the foreign vessels Of war in port at
present.
Flagship ralles frgate Cornela, corvette Gaatea and
Flagshp Lancaster soops st. Marys and Cyanc. store
ship Warren and Narraganse.
Steamship Tartar.
The wreck Of the English steamer Avon, at Aspinwa,
win be offered Tor sale after the arrival OF The ncxt
steamer from st. Thomas which will bring the Supcrn-
tcndent OF the steamship line.
The wreck Of the British brig Bolivar, also at Aspn
wall, was advertised to be sold on the 4th inst.
The United States storeshp Warren has been con-
demDed, and will be sold on the LIST January.
On Of the wreck Of the steamer Avon at Aspu.
wall, ain unable to send you any news from the
interior Of this republic by this mail The English
steamer Tanar her return trip from St. Thomas will
understand touch al Carthagena and bring the mails
that have been heretofore brought by the Avon but the
ramar will not arrive until the 7th probably the Sh
instant.
On this side the Anne. that brings news from Guaya.
quill and the ports Of the State Of Cauca will not arrive
until the 10TH Consequently sha receive any news
about the movements OF General Mosquera in time for
this steamer.
If she arrives win send you the news from that quarter
Tho British steamer Peru, from the south, win proba
ve NAV hear somsshne Of tho whereabouts Of the ony
remsning chief Of the conservative party General Arbo
eda who by tho last accounts, wss reduced 70 the pro-
vince Of Pasto in the state Of Cauca.
Lieutenant w. W. Pollock, who has had command OF
the United States storcshp Warren for some time In this
port returns by this steamer to the United States He
takes home with him forty men Of the crew Of the United
States screw sloopol- war Narraganset
LicutOnant Pollock leaves behind him al Panama many
friends among the natives and foreigners and his own
counrymen all Of whom would be glad al any time 10
SEQ him again on this coast.