The New York herald., 1863-10-27
FROM AsPISw ALL.
Our Panama COrrespondenee.
PANAxA n G.. Oct l6 IS6a

PANAxA, N. g., Oct 10, 1868.
Arrival of NE Steamer Talca from Guaydqsi-Neus from
Fores-Nosilities Not Prtabss-Ssalp. on ~ In
Mus-A1dirs in Panama, dc.
The only arrival we have had since the sailing Of
Queen has been that Of tho Pacific Steam Nav
cation Company's TAica from Guayaqu and
termedae pors Her freight for New York consists Of
BA5 bales Of bark alt packages Of India rubber IS bags
sf and 5S7 dried hes No specie except for Eng
land and Panama.
We hear from Ecuador that strong feeling Of cnthu-
sasm exists resist the apparent intentions Of Mosquera
20 force union with New Granada They have about
sen thousand men the field tho purpose bu, from
the hear that the Goth of September Gene
raj Mosquera entered Pasta, where he met d. Antonio
Flores, Minister Plsnipotentary from President More-
40, Of Ecuador, who was sent for the purpose
OF meeting him. letter was delivered by Mr..
Flores from tho President, and answered In the
most friendly by General Mosquera the Esd.
At the day Mr.. Flores had audience and
in his speech declined the offer Of Mosqucra TO reestab
lsh the old republic OF Colombia In but very
nrm terms, saying that "union Of people made their
force but force had made their union" Mosquera
replied the effect that he desired unon not annexa-
tiOn, people supposed in Ecuador, without any
reason but he pledged himself that would never try
10 bring it about by force or This interview ap
to indicate in the painest terms that there will be
hostlties General Mosquera expected in Panama
during the coming month.
The smallpox prevailing for some time past on
ehe lshmus, principally in this place. is abating here,
however within the walls Of the city but outside its
aned principally to the natives very few foreigners hav
ing been attacked, and no fatal cases occurred
board the United States ship St. Marys and
steamer saginaw, n this harbor, one OF which
from the former vessel proved fatal this morning
Twas informed by an American physician this afternoon
that there five hundred at least under
nent at this time TLs is enormous, when consider
that the population OF Panama only thousand souls
appears be attacking all who have very
cently vaccinated. Tho rapid spread and vruence Of
the disease singular; for IL seldom makes much pro.
gress in a climate.
Apart from this excitement Panama is dull well
oan be The weather is intensely hot at midday
now, In the rainy What will II be when the dry
season sets In and will have the full LeDet of rays
OF tropical sun from morning until night9 There are
city appears t be aware Of The fact for when they and
one they make the most Of him while he lasts, which
would not be long unless be should happen to be shod
for gold and desired 70 get rid Of in this Of the way
corner Of the world. The regular mail Of October
(the st. Louis) will probably be In TO- morrow morning
PANAMA, Oct. II, 1858.
Tho United States mail steamer st. Louis from San
Francisco arrived in the harbor this morning
ehe brings hundred forty passengers and the
follow ing specie
Tor New York $2s5, 1921 "a
-" Hns'ano. sosslo W
,l4olSl u
The passenger list of the St. Louis the largest for
year past OF travellers from California to the United States
Ehe has about six hundred passengers.
st. Louis brings no news from the Mexican coast Of
any importance whatever.
Tho Moses Taylor passed by the st. Louis the first
oAy out from San Francisco and rs the Expressed opn
Ion that she Will not be here for two or three days.