The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

completely IN the cuysr swinde has thought At to
report Of bis and Mr. Jonnsons speeches presenting
bis letter OF recall they were published In the
nSaL1s correspondence IRON wnsa'ns.on On me aOn
Generals own pen about his own person. are sent on
before him to Bogotd pave his way wish they may
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer China
sister ship TO the Great Republic, arrived here on the
morning Of the so aays ahs Sa Uu a from
suffered the slightest accident she VIII In Few days
proceed 10 San Francisco.
The southwest mail arrived here on the 29th by
steamship Panama The news BY her Is OF little import
ance Among her passengers were Mr.. Varnhagsn,
Brazilian Minister Peru, who has Dc fdco broken of
diplomatic relations with that republ Q. and Colonel
Quinlin Quevedo, Envoy extraordinary OF Bolivia TO
Mexico. whose especial m sion IS 70 Juarez
For this purpose said Min ster Penpoen,iary,
&c. carries with him several attaches ana secretaries
one of whom Is a Of ID. Munoz the Prime Minister
OF Bolivia They leave here on the 9th Of next month
for Manzanlo.
In nort-Unlted States steamer Dakota, W. r. Spcer;
British soop Mutine Nichoietts The Dakota will re-
main here until relieved by the Suwanee which Ii
expected about the 18th of september.
mander Wilson. The Saco left the 25th for Old
Providence Island and returned on the 10Th.
rera Routed ut Rio Hacha-Robiuson q
Fleming, the English Bankers, Claim
Damages for the NOn-Fulflment of Mos
quera's Illegal Contracts.
PANAMA Sept. I, 1857.
The Sacramento arrived this morning from San Fran
CISCO She experienced fine weather with the exception
of one day while crossing the Gulf of California when
she encountered strong gale, in which one Of her
sailors was washed overheard and drowned
This afternoon the Legislative Assembly Of this State
will have their first meeting for the election Of officers
and tho reading Of the Presidents message Tomorrow
business will begin.
Indies and Pacific Corpanv,s
steamer Caribbean has just arrived at Aspnwal from
Santa Martha, which enables to forward summary
o. late and interesting news.
On this steamer came Colonel G. NJ Totten and ".
Nelson, the Commissioners OF the Panama Railroad Com
pany.
Tho mail left Bogota on the 18th Of August. On the
18th there meeting OF the principal Mosquerstas
who resolved to recognize the government OF Santos
Ac0sa and committee TO the latter to tender their
adhesion aud support
An instruction In Boyaca, OF which we have had no
particulars has been suppressed.
The guerrllas OF Faca,atva attacked by the State
troops OF Cund,namaca the morning of the 18th ult
aud totally routed aud dispersed.
On the night OF the 7th the received at Bo.
gotta that General Rudecndo Lopez had submitted the
new order OF things brought his troops back to
Honda to place them at the disposal of the government
Lopez was on his way ON Honda to Bogoa on the 10TH
when the mail met him. The troops were to march in,
mediaeIy for Bogotd.
General Mosquera remained still prisoner the
nisters drawn up by the represent alive from Pana
ma Dr. Pablo Arosemena had just been presented to the
Senate
Peace now reigps throughout the country. Herrera
defeated at Rio Hacha, as I stared before, and
rereated a set ing fire t, T. pa o. the town
He pursued by Colonel Farias who overlook aud
captured him his way TO Bolivar, at place called Ell
Anel 1t supposed that Farias would shoot Herrera
General Santos Gutierrez was at Santa Martha when
tho Caribbean left and would leave tor BogoG to-day
The steamer Colombia bad returned from Rio Hacha,
and was at Santa Martha. An agent OF the English
house OF Robinson Il Fleming had arrived at the latter
place his way to Bogotd to claim damages from the
Colombian government for their loan contract made
with Mosquera, and the price Of the war steamers
bought by the same.
1t is reported that the hostile feeling of the ma
jority Of the Legislative Assembly Of the State
(now In SESSION. AGAINST the government of Gene
raj Olarte will be manifested in the election of
desgnad or persons appointed to ill the Pres dents
place 10 case Of death, absence removal The desig
nGds elected will be men opposed to General are II
Is even said that the Assembly think Of mpeachng the
Presid cnt that revolution is brewing &c. But think
tho upshot OF tho whole thing will bs attempt to
arnu the elections Of representatives to the national
Con ress Of the members Of the Assembly
to 10 elected themselves. The from the INTERIOR
however, will keep everything quiet.
The result of the negotiations OF Colonel Totem and
Mr. Nelson at Bogota will not be made public before tho
sailing OF the steamer There appears TO be no doubt
that II was satisfactory.