The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

A UNITED STATES wAR VESSEL LOOKED FoR-rHy
NEW CONSTITUTION or PANAMA-OPPosIrrON TO
RELIGIOUS ToLERATI0N-offIcIAL CHANCES AND
APPoIN7AEMTs-A GOVERNMENT LAND BILL-rHH
RAILR0AI-AAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMS
MURDER, ETC., ETC.
Our files Of New Granada papers are dated at Panama
and Aspinwall 10 October 9.
The Panama Star Of October O. says: The United States
steam soopofwar Massachusetts,, was at Acapulco on
the 2sh September bound for Panama. and may icsk
I'D for here In . ssw Day. s..f
We presume the of the Consular flag being struck
here, viii induce the commander Of the to
come down without delay.
The constitution OF the State Of Panama was 10
promulgated the 18th instant and the Governor had
addretsed circular 10 all the Alcaldes giving
rs to the mode Of proceeding There were be public
processions oraions and amuseents and In the even
ing general iluminaons at least umna,ions In tn
various Cabilcos. public subscription TO defray the
necessary expenses was suggested.
memorial against the clause Of the consttuti
granting religious liberty, had been presented to the
Assembly II bears the Signature ofsg Maxinno Perez,
On Thursday October a. sr Francisco Fabrga entered
upon the duties OF his Office as Governor OF the new
secretary Of the State II was probable that Col a. Gu.
ierez would be elected Peect of the Department OF Pa
nama and ). = Z vallerno Braiimo and r. Gamboa
spectively Let and I'd suplente
In the department Of Colon, (A,pinwal) General Po-
sada named Prefect and j. s. j. NJ Jaranillo and ~
Nillayerd, LIST and "a Supiente.
by decree Of the 23d Of September portraits Of Gen.
era Herrera painted at the expense Of the state had
teen 'rdered one copy for the hall Of the Assembly
other Tor the government house. and the third for the Of
flee Of the Prefcct Of the department OF Herrera.
law Of September "a authorizes the Jeis Superior
Of the unoccupcd lands conceded to the state In the
following rlacts, viz-Aong the line Of railroad from
% o orss
Zorro.
As soon the lease Of the government building in
Jiraldot (now known as the Washington HonseJ
has expired Il 10 be fitted up and the Offices
Of the Superior Court the Tribunal and the
Hall Il the Assembly The ground will be convert
cd into police station and lock up. The once Of the
Secretary State and the residence Of the Governor will
be In the building known as the Government House.
The Panama Sdr Of October has the following -
Owing to obstruction the railroad occasioncd by
the train about to start for AspnwaI yesterday,
With the passengers from san Francisco IL very
IDENTITY decmcd adviabe to dssin the traa unsil this
morning.
We understand that the Governor sr Eosnarri. sent
In bis ros'guaiion On Thursday last.
Dr. Au.enreth leaves for flying visit 80 he United
States 10 day, account of.his health.
The Gocefa oteidi, No H. ofPanama, p.bshed af,er-
noon Of october 3D. conaiss the cBciaI iocunss rea
tive the question pcndrg tetweeu tha
thores and the United States Consul
non Justo AroseTaera having asked som ahe constitu
ent Assembly Of Panal permission ssgn his Office "
Superior Chief which ls held since ths State
into existence II was 9t fret refused ou ca second sp
pealion the suh ect debated In exlffordnary
eion, and Gnaiy his resignation Ais.ed Don Jas
20 left ausna ct. 9Th, his ssy 10 the Uis.cd.
IssuLr TO TBr uNiTEp STATES CONSUL At PANAMA.
--s1nfEISg or TsE CossuLAB yLA0-PEoTEsr
OF CONSUL vyAgp--oRIoIs " rBE DIFFICULTY.
fFroa the Panama Herald, ept. 29.l
VIC au nsrzea to state, thai owing 20 crTssin In
cults ocrec 10 the goyernmt as of he United satea
through the Consnl here BY tre Governor Of this pre-
vince hat @ ss Of the uaits4 s'assa will b. struck ~
Accord 81 TO the Consular trea.y between the rnci
states ard Now Granada Co-spi have the sh to apply
the sdhorlties of the district IN which ty resi5s
bosnd 10 reypect the application. Ntwithstsnaag
this, learn that the Go-frnor o the province has re,
turnst, usDpened letter addressed 10 IAN by the consul
a tbs tinted States, Important bnssesa, without
sieyug any reason whatsssr for such csnducs.
That part Of the treaty % which va refer ss IS foI
"a They may apply 70 Tho au,ho,iea of ,ss sonsuIs
xstrct and in case sinseerty tey may havs rscou..'
agent n heir naiei, there be any directly N ihef
b. sucb agent, against any abuse the part o. b
them sgainr, .asiviauas of their nation IN whose ser
vice The Consul b engaged and ,bey may when necei
Justice frem being denied to thea, or delayed and
| prevent thsm from beng judged punished bv an.
oihetr han competent Judges, and agreeaby 70 the sw
4 They may As The national defenders of their Ilov
country appsar In their and behalf wheneve
requested BY hsm before The re.pecsve AoiAories
THE usrrro STATES cossuL's PROTEST.
/ fTrom the Panama Star. Oct. 2
Nv The pubic instrument a proes. hereinafter cor
tsinea 4 lhos VIM ward Consul for the United STATE
! IL lmoilra at tho port ~ Panama, republic H Ne
! Granada, do make lnown and manifest unto all pcopI
that
Whcrtas on the 10th day Of Eeptember instant rro
ro Senor Fcheverris, Governor a the province u
NINA republic II New Granada, n communication rti
tive 10 ibe Illegal impsonment q United States etss
| IL tho name q VIA. H. Hunter which communicate
| fsads O. follows, viz- -
usnrD STATE cossrrArs. PAsAsl,
| sept. -, 1855. !
| am informed that WIN. a. Hunter, . Tnsas
.M Zen nov confnsA In the prisons of this ci'
/ 1 charge ofbrcseh u trust, preferred sssins' hl