The New York herald., 1875-08-26

State steamers opened the forces OF the gen
eral government Very soon the latter were re-em
barked board OF the MOsquera which had headed
up the river in retreat Immediate pursuit not
undertaken, the steamer not being IN condition TO
on board the two steamers after a. light OF hye
hours with the national troops lost only one captain
aud two soldiers killed and twenty nine wounded
The above being favorable to the views ana expecta
ons OF the Nunez partsans was hailed with JOY by the
Panama authorities but doubted generally by impartial
people.
THE STATE or BOLIVAR
had in the meantime sent Dr. Real commissioner to
President Perez at Bogoa TO urge him the desire OF
the government OF Bolivia for peace, and 10 impress on
him the risk Of general in the Republic, If he s
insisted on sending armed force into the states oil
Bolivar and Magdalena. The mission of DIR. Real was
unsuccessful He arrived at Barranquila on the "a OF
August 10 give account to his government of the re-
suits OF his mission. On his way back military matters
on the Magdalena stood folows:-Two steamers
came down far as Pinto
WHERE THE NATIONAL TROOPS ARE,
and having landed their full cargo sent back to
Honda by the General Chief with the object Of bring
ing down more troops The mails detained by the
General passengers only were allowed to come down IN
canoe. Bogota Is In great excitement. Dr. Real LEFT
Bogota on the 18th of July. The treaty of peace be-
tween the State government at Panama and the Com
missoners OF the general government was already
known there DR.. Real met Generals Salgar and Cam
argo near Honda, but had conversation with them.
About SoooooO in specie was returned rom Naresh
Medein as they were afraid to send II to the coast
The arrival of General Salgar with the from the
coast States must have been received at Bogota the
23d ut
Although the following telegram published in the
Star and Herald dated the Sd inst at Aspnwall, the
doubt about the national forces having been beaten by
the militia of Bolivar still continues The telegram
to the following effect, the news coming from Barran
qua by the steamer Moscle:-
The victory the national troops confirmed No for
eners have been nocsted Two English and French
vessel Of had proceeded to the Magdaena River for the
protection of foreign interests
Savanpla dates the 4h inst state that IL has been
decided that the French ship Sane should leave for Mar
Unique the 5th inst. Her Maesty's steamer Wood
lark to proceed TO Santa Martha in day or two,
and then return to Savanilla probably route for
Kingston, Jamaica Her Majestys steamer Bulhnch
remain at Savanila
The above comprises pretty much the information
that has reached Panama up to the present from the
scene OF war now commenced ON the Atlantic.
In the harbor of Panama there TWO vessels of war
viz, the United States steamer Omaha and the Peru
Wan Union The latter brings dispatches from
Peru to be teegraphed by cable to England There are
vessels OF war at Aspinwall
The city of Panama still deprived of gas account
Of the inability or unwillingness of the State govern
ment TO pay the amount they owe the company.
The Hamburg American Steam Packet Company will
resume their semi imonthly service TO Aspnwall after
October next
Colonel w. +. Tisde recently appointed agent of the
Pacific Nail Company on the lsthmus entered on his
duties on the 10th General Agent of the company.
The United States steamer Richmond, flagship at
Calao on the Sth inst, and likely to remain there
about week longer, when she would proceed 70 Quay
aquiL