The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

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H. Cohen. $4,000 Parsons Pettit.... 1000
Duncan, Sherman & Flint Hall. ....... 1850
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Our Panama Corr. pondenee.
PANAMA. Oct 10, 1855.
The mrasion Of the State Of Cauca by the Force, # he
&a,e of AntioquG-Latr from Bogota-Set1enaent #
the Case of Victor Pliss-The New Steamship Arangc-
mens-Gotschalk in Panama--A Gold Mine on the Line
IF the P1nama Railroad de-, dc
The information received from Buenayentura of the
invasion of the State Of Cauca by the forces of the State
OF Antoquia caused but little SURPRISE for the
threatened If the authorities Of the first named
State permitted the lbustering expedition leave its
shores for the invasion OF the State of Panama This
is considered but the orcrnner of many others
OF similar character that will upon the election of
General Mosquera to the Office Of President of the repus
lie Of Colombia and it is expected that Panama will f.
fer severely from the fact that Mosquera will every
at his command to more place his minions N
power at this point.
Considering the immense value Of the property OF the
Panama Railroad Company and the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company say nothing OF the property of citizens
of the United States within the city Of Panama would
be justihabc and also perfectly right on par.
put foot down, and say 'If you will fight among
yourselves, do SO, but your lighting be away from
the Of the transit and II attempted
these points shall stop it by force? This viii! have
70 be the pursued here before long If We do not
do 30 either England or Franco WILL in view OF the cx
necessity for protection to foreign interests here
have heard gentlemen Of Panama observe lately that
il Mosqucra is elected President, with prospect Of The
peace prosperity Of this State being destroyed there
by they will their influence and money TO have the
State declare It's independence OF the republic and then
throw itself upon tho protection of the United states
and should the latter Power rcs, the protcctorae the
same offer will DO made Ia France or England, or 10
both; for they express the determ nation to longer
Anstp nfal and
perity. With this knowledge before government
and pc ope cannot something be done our Part TO aid
sthe bone and sinew OF this land in Their endeavOis to
benefit Their country-a country that has natural
advantages than any spot know of within the tropics
which the State has is constantly devoured by
the calls upon the treasury to supply the means to raise
troops aud transport them. Were It otherwise much
could and woid be done by the present government to
beneti. The condition of the city and its inhabitants.
We have later from Bogota but there is nothing
Of interest The papers of that city discuss the
late invasion of this State those OF the Mosquera party
exutng H. while those In the Murlo interest speak
in the strongest against the outrage and do
hesitate say that the general government will have
reimburse the State OF Panama for all the expense n
Cured IN rcpclling IL.
Intense pleasure the travelling community or the Pa
cnc 81 is that the old Vanderbilt lncfor year past
known the Atlantic Mail Steamship tompany-bas
ceased 10 exist and that the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany will in future control the entire rocte between New
There a. scarcely a Californian who has not looked
with horror upon the passage between Now York and
Aspinwa under the old management You will now
have very many passengers from the South coast and
elsewhere destined for Europe who will go VIA New
York in preference to taking the route via ST. Thomas and
hope tho arrangement made for providing
hcre through tickets to Liverpool or Southampton, with
privilege Of remaining thirty days In New York, by the
Royal West India Mail Company may whistle for passen
gers Altogether the change gives delight to all except
those largely subsidized by tho old concern to bolster
Nup.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The steamship Now York, Captain Tinkepaugh, from
O'Clock tho morning of the 10th. Her passengers and
mails crossed the same day. were nj once embarked on
for san Francisco The short passage Of the New York
enabled the mail connection be made with the South
coast line, which will be satisfactory news To those mc
Chants who do business in that quarter OF the world
We have had quite excitement In the musical world
OF Panama of late Gottschalk who arrived here by the
Colorado from San Francisco gave concert the
ing OF the eth ns tho Governm mt House, which
only delighted but astonishcd our citizens. On Mon.
day evening the 9th inst, hc gayo u second concert
st the residence or H. NJ Corwnc, Esq, agent Of
fhc Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which great
success was crowded with all the beauty and fashion
voted to the Foreign Cemetery fund. Gottschak left
by tho steamer Of the 18th for Lima where he will
doubtless have very successful From there
he will go TO Valparaiso and Santiago.
have seen within the last few days some very fine
h sod s new a mine e @
place and Aspinwall which will go to New York by this
steamer for assay. The property In which the mine IS
located Is In the hands OF half dozen active
natives-who intend to follow the matter up. There
telling what this may end in FOR If there Is gold
place there must be not far or and when the
knowledge OF ITS existence Is known and tn guam
titles To make working mine remuneratiye, we shall
doubtless have adventures coming from all parts Of the
world
Among the passengers leaving the Isihnus to-day
che widow and children Of Colonel Alex r. Mckee, late
United States Consul ut this place. man who was the
personhcation Of kindness, berality and honesty.
Mr. A. b. Boyd, Of the Star and Herald also pays New
York visit by this steamer and several others OF our
cold weather and enjoy the pleasures Of sleigh ride &c
The Isthmus continues very healthy The rains arc
not yet over but the showers are not heavy
qucnt az generally experienced In this month Noyem
Der. suppose, will give US benefit usuaI
OcronsR IT. 1885.
Tho steamship Constitution not arriving until this
morning, am able 70 add another paragraph Coucoso
Mendoza. MORO and others, who have been drifting
about looking for . chance to reach Panama and who
few days since landed a Porto Delo have been secured
and brought TO this place. and understand have been
released ON their parole Of honor ~ All these proceed.
ngs on tho part OF the Of releasing all these
scoundrels 20 commence their work again lead me 10
suppose that trouble Is not far on; and such Is the
opinion OF those who are FAR better posted such sub
iects than myself
Great preparations being made by the Inhabitants
of Panama receive the victorious General Olarto who
with two hundred men, attacked, defeated and then cap.
tured the two hundred bustcrs who had the tcmcrliy
invade the State Of Panama The General IL expected
the street corners and In the Plaza Some uncharabe
people have the audacity TO state that many hours
will cnpse after the Generals arrival before he will dc.
clare himself President OF the State, and then they also
mail may tell you whether this proves true or not
The Lincoln Monument.
OrrcE or rnE LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT,