Nrw Yotx Cal, 10
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NEW HUNK, r CD. I0

 LATEST FROM NEW GRANADA the passengers in the br,g Chaires, Capt. Furber, which arrived yesterday in tweniy-eght days from Car lhagenia, was the Hon. Mir. Blackford, Charge d'- Affairs of the United States to New Granada, who has returned leave of absence

 We learn that among the last official acts of Mr. Blackiord, before leaving Bogota. was the adjust. meni of the claim growing out of the seizure and de- tenton of the schooner Yankee, Capt Robbins, at Rio Hacha, 1888, for aledeed iniracion ofthe re- venue laws. We have not been appraised of The par tlcuars, but understand the owners of vessel and cargo will be indemnifed, and ample compensation awarded to 10 Capt. Robbins, for his long and unjust imprisonment.

 The Presidential election had resulted in choice by the electoral college. The Congress which meets on the lsi of March, would make a selection from the three highest candidates. These candid are, Generals Mosquera, Burrero, and Dr. Cuervo. The result was altogether doubtful though the prospects of the success of the first named gentleman were consIdered the farest He is A man of character and talents, and should he be elected no chanee will be made ia ihe policy Of the conu,ry. He is sup ported b. the clergy and military.

 The country remains perfectly quiet. nor WAS any apprehension entertained that 1t. ranouiIl;,v ynIa be affected by the result oi the election, be what n may

 Mir. Totten. the engineer and contractor for tbe construction of canal from Ihe harbor of Car,hn gena to the MagdaI lena, had commenced operations with great spirit. The work was begun with all due iemonies, the Governor of the Province throw ing up the first shovel full of dirr. 0