New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
LATE FROM MEMORANDA.

LATE FROM NEw-GRANADA.
state of Decentralization of slayery-steam
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bapk-Messase Of the
President-Importstion of slaves prohib-
tied.
We yesterday received files OF the GGceta de Ia
Nuera Granada, FL Di1 and FL Constitutional
from Jan. to the 7th Of March. We translate
from them the following items of intelligence
Some idea Of the state Of morals in NewGrsnsda may
be gathered from the fact that during the month of ia
nuary the capital of the province Guadua, out OF 81
children born A. were Legitimate.
sstpii has been discovered In the province OF We.
lez and the government advertised the 18th January
tia, ii would be farmed for ten years, a, $500
year.
new tariff is published in the Gaeaa of Jan H. hut
we have no space for any of its provisions, which
generally very moderate.
EXTINCTION OF SLAvERY-El DIG Of Jan. a contains
q communication on this subject The writer says that
Slavery injurious the propretors of slaves as 1t
il to society so that immense amount Of wealth Will
disappear from New Granada If the present slow and de-
sructiye plan for its abolition is continued. The emsn-
cpsnon of the children leaving the parents in slavery
ia said 10 work the injurious effects and II ne
cessary 20 make them all free or all slaves The parents
entertain only hatred against society where il de-
MES to them wha; It bestows upon their children The
liberty Of AL the writer goes Is thing which the
legislature may hasten but cannot delay He proposes
that all should be made free simultaneously. on the lss
of Jan. 1880 and tina, the government shall pay their
propretors Eve per annual nteres, their value
After that time 1t shall not be possible for any person to
be held as slave in the Territory of New Granada
STEAM NAyIGArIoS.-A company hss been formed
for the navigation of the Magdslens by steam, with
capital Of 100000 Of which the Government subscbes
one.thlrd
The punishment OF Hilario Vargas. soldier con
demned to death for deserton. the 10Th January
committed to ten years hard labor at Panama.
The Gdcea of Jan "a contains the Offers Of many dis
tngushed citizens volunteer In the army occasion
Of the expected invasion OF Gen. Flores.
The annual contribution from all the Provinces of the
Republic support the legation Rome is for this year
fixed At sl2029.
10 the Province OF Panama during ls46 there 81
public schools and 80 private attended by 96e pu
pills in most OF these schools the Lancssterian method
is followed. IL the Province during that year the
population increased 1914. The number of slaves
msnumt,ed was II.
The army of the Republic contained the list OF Jan.
629 officers from generals down of whom 400 able
to do duty
In le Gdceta of Feb. IL ind a correspondence OF
ratl er curious character Ills between citizen named
Tejado and the Executive Teado calls upon the Pres
dent to annul certain deeds Illegal and unconstution
al The latter replies that il be done as be reck
ons them perfectly right All published officially.
project for the establishment of national bank is
officially published in the Gdoeta ofFeo 25 The capital
il to be at least SO and the charter to be given
for thirty years
The Message of the President of the Republic was
nted to Congress the LIST OF March He speaks
of the removal of all fears OF with Ecuador, and
says that while that expected the governments
of Venezuela and Peru offered their good Offices In ia
vor of peace He also says that while invasion OF
Ecuador by Gen Flores feared he took all neces
sary measures increase the army guard the isthmus
of Panama and prepare troops to aid that Republic In
case of war.
The boundaries between Venezuela and New Granada
have not yet been settled II having been deemed unwso
to insist upon settlement while the government of the
former engaged In suppre'sins rebellion The
most cordial relations subsst between New Granada and
Peru and Chilli
New. Granada says the President, must lament the
war between Two Republic friendly to her-the United
States and Mexico.
Tha President urges public instruction upon the at
enton of the Congress- and suggests certain improve
ments "Up to this time says he nothing has been
done for the poor and industrious class Of the nation
the children Of aborers and mechanics have been neg
lected In our plans of education we have cared only
for higher branches study and have taught together
80 many things that education has 10 consist In the
science of nomenclature, that with few exceptions
we have empires instead Of men substantially learned
public military school Is also proposed to be founded
The necessity of settling suitable incomes upon the
priesthood and Of regulating religious contributions h
particularly recommended to the consideration OF Con-
gress Is also proposed to levy tax upon the wealthy
and on professional persons for the support OF the
churches instead ofthe tthes which have hitherto fallen
upon the poor
The income Of the Treasury for the last year has been
sl55752il 49, and It's expenditures tl3,4o5065 SO.
In Il Dia OF March T. the Archbishop of Bogots de-
tends himself against the accusation Of approprstng the
revenues which came into his hands the use Of the
Jesuiis.
The Gaceta Of March contains law for the estab
lshmen of the decimal system of weights and
In the same paper law is published prohibiting the i'm
portstion and expectation Of slaves The same paper
also contains the Message of the President Of Venezuela
10 the Congress Of that Republic dated Jan 1t relates
for part the recent internal difficulties of the
country.
r. Mr.. DENNIS Of the Springfield and New.
Haven Line will again accept thanks for Boston pa
pers OF yesterday.