The New York herald., 1865-06-09

warm cse the insurgents resisting msnfsy nsaly tho
vork becoming too warm iof them. Their ohacefs
captured 7hs despasch announcing the success says
that the govefnment forces Lost three hundred men
were cspsursd with the msn The two Peruvian vessels
owar that were IN the hands Of the insurgents were
captured e the squsdron which took an scsvs part IN
bombarding the oefoncee on the sea face Alter the
capture Of africa the troops moved along the coast in
search q more cf the enemy, and the ns.s mall w WI
probably bring us The Of another collision The ad
vantage gained BY the governmsas in ths affair rs
impostant
CENTRAL ANRRsCA.
BY the Parkersburg which arrived here on the ZAtn
inst from Central American ports we learn tnas revo
luton had broken out Salvador m favor OF General
session Of the insurgens The rcvouson, they say, is
extending all the republic, and WILL doubtless oe
ssecessial II Gustemsla a. and NcaIasua 90 not marca
This have been expecting ever since the death
Of Carera and here appears 10 care much about
himself the legitimate President Of the republic of
Salvador and who 10 now In Panama awaiting chance
10 return and have hand in the row. The prospect of
his getting Salvador is very uncertain, you win see
from rne Information under the head OF Panama un-
he tries small sailing vessel which hardly think
probable
We have nothing from Bogota since the news OF the
road and being before the Senate Although
ratification Ia considered certain still Il will not he
been great BY the conservatives Mosquera branch
OF the liberal party and the reason or the opposition Is
simply thisThe conservatives do not wish either pazt
Of the liberal party have the handling of tho money;
and 1t is the same with the MosQuera party they not
wishing Murio 70 have the half million II is regular
the party in power sthe warm friend Of the treaty
Some Of the Bogoa papers assert that the mission or
Of Colombia IN rsSsgd to the oSoSuon
its soil of the thousands Of worthless nggers with which
Uncle Sam will soon be burthened Poor Sambo what
q change il will be for him. Whatever the mission Of
General Sickles may have been know that u has re-
suited satisfactorily to himself
PANAMA.
Our city s now full of soldiers Besides the battalion
Traderes very large number of, men, for this place,
have been recruited and being drilled and made
ready for any trouble that may arise from areturn OF
OF Santacoloma the uniform Of the militia was blue;
under Counje red. So have styled the two branches
Of the liberal party the blue and red republicans there
being, however so much black mixed up with BOTH
find it hard to define their coors properly
There much opposition bore 70 the Of the
railroad contract because gives so much power to the
railroad company that will conflict with the State laws.
This is the reason assigned, and am sorry 10 say by
many Of the better classes What If the company does
obtain extraordinary powersf It should have not only
extraordinary powers but full and entire control over
everything along and its line, and at either termi
nus and the right to make its own rules and regua-
tions-aws you may call them-and establish its own
police to see the laws promptly and rgdly enforced in
order that there may at all times be full and ample pro-
lection to and property The future prosperity OF
the sthmus and especially the city Of Panama. depends
as institution and yet very many appear 70
have little brains not to it, merely because some
Of the laws Of this petty State may be inter
fered with II etenths Of them nterfered with
it would be better for all concerned
We have every reason to hope that the steamer due at
Aspnwall on the I'd OF June will bring US the welcome
that the contract has been ratified, and that
the road will remain under its present excellent manage
ment.
If it that General Sickles visited Bogota for the
purpose of arranging for the colonization of conrabands
in the State Of Panama, will meet with very strong
opposition from the native white population, who say
that they nave now niggers enough and to spare The
cafe coneche coffee and milk portion of community,
words pure unaduerated free citizens al African
descent being in the majority, if the affair has to be
settled BY vote of course Niger will come out best and
have his own way. heard o citizen Of the United
States, resident in Panama. abolitionst and niger
worhppcr say few days since that he hoped the Con-
trabands would be here for negroes arays spent
ererytsng they earned he hoped to profit ty the operation.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The Costa Rica, from New York the 18th inst, ar
rived at Aspinwall at daylight on the 25th Her mails
and passengers crossed the same day. embarked
board the Constitution and sailed the night for San
Francisco Among the passengers by the Costa Rca was
Lieutenant Commander Pauldng, United States Navy,
who comes to take command of the United States ship
Cysne, in place OF Lieutenant Commander Russell who
returns to the United States by the Costa Rica
The news of the capture Of Jen. Davis, family and
staff caused much satisfaction and SURPRISE for
of the opinion than the arch traitor would manage
to make his escape to foreign parts and not allow him
self to be captured, especially in petticoats
We have in Panama small party Of citizens Of the
aged to keep out Of the way Of aghting but who war
with words, and who advocate mob law lynch law,
hanging everybody connected with the late rebel
lion, even down to the drummer boys Of rebel regi
ment This clique composed of native Americans.
Dutch and Barbados, Jamaica Americans, thought
would go mad when they heard that 'Jen." was cap
tured and il he is condemened expect to see them
anow that the draft Is overvist the North witness
the execution. They terrible in their esti
nation
Another instance of the remarkable circulation Of the
HERALD has been brought to my notice In conver-
sation with the captain Of the ship Frank Flint,
that arrived here a few days since from
New York with cargo Of coal, in speak
ing OF the great he received from home
his arrival he told that he in China when the
received OF there being prospect OF trouble
account Of secession and will his words for the
IL, and got my information from NEW YORK Herald.
was bound home at the time, and when arrived at St
Helena the Consul gave me New YORK HERALD, and
then learned of the first battle Of Bull On reach
ing the coast and taking pilot he gave me NEW YORK
HERALD: and this 1t has been just the same,
for while laying az quarantine waiting to TO sea the
pilot brought me a Nav YORK HERAID containing
of the fall Of Fort Fisher: and now, after pas
sage of one hundred and twenty-five days arrive in Pa
nama, and bundle OF NV YoBx HEi,ALDs tells what
has happened since left; AMI to tell you the truth Mr
-, you find the NEw YORK HERALD all over the world
and in many places where other paper reaches.
The opposition steamer America with seven hun
drcd passengers arrived here this morning The mail
having the preference the Amcrca's will probably not
leave AspiDwall until tomorrow.
The Peruvian steamer of Sach1ca, from Callao,
rived here yesterday but brings nothing later from Peru
Her VISIT suppose, has something to do with Prcsi
deLt Castillo