The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

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mus-CommodOre Mervine IHvited by the
Governor 10 Keep Order-The state Election
General Mosquera's Chsncss.More Petit.
yenezuela-A Severe Gaie-Legislative
D0iDgs.
Commodore Mervine United States Navy, has, with
the consent OF the Governor placed guard OF marines
shore for the protection Of American interests He
will be compelled TO keep them here until troubles
The schooner Florida which srrv ID on the 2sd Of Sc
TENDER, from BlenaventurR, brings information hst &c
neral Mosquera had obtained twenty thousand votes In
Popayan for the Presidency and that there ia every
Judging therefore, from present prospects there is
chance OF Mosquera being elected President Of the
public
The following the result Of the votes OF the State of
Panama for President of the republic
MoSQuere. 945
.npma. oIZ
We learn tha, General Mosquera has been .cei Vice.
Governor OF the State OF Panama by the Legsla As
sembly for the next two years We have not heard
whether the General will accept the office mott but
being candidate for the Presidency OF the republic we
should think II likely he viii decline.
The schooner General Mosquera arrived from Buena
ventura on the 2Ih nst bringing passengers General
Mosquera and suite, for the United States We
lear by this vessel that hundred and eighty troops
may be expected here soon from Buenaventura. An at
tempt was made to prev Mt tbs examination Of the
ballots for President In Popayan, which defeated
the shooting OF number of negroes who were the ring
report has reached Panama that there was meeting
OF the absconded members of the legislature assisted
u
held at Arrajan, Monday last The members said to
be present Srs urruia Amino Pablo Elias cazs Jose
Isabel N attn and Jose J. Noriesa We have not heard
the result OF this meeting but learn that the object
was TO devise means for carrying on an opposon against
the present dynasty.
The Consul OF Venezuela a. this port Francisco Alive
RADIO Hjo publishes letter in the Centineta received
from the Minister Of Foreign Affairs in that State,
nouncing that person who recently made his appear
ance here named " H de Ayala and who represe nted
himself Minister Plenipotentiary from the Venezuelan
government to New Granada is an impostor; that he
hnlA atl annfar hat Ia
TO be trusted.
On the 2eth and eth umo our harbor aud city were
visited by the heaviest storm have experienced here
for raj years No damage sustained OF any i'm
porance but owing TO the gale and the heavy sea the
age and taking passengers for Taboga on saturday.
ST. Buenaventura Gutierrez, of Tsboga notoiiey, has
been appointed TO the important Office Of Criminal Judge
Of Panama.
[From the Aspinwal Courier, Sept. 26.l
On Tuesday night Don Mariana Aroeemeoa: Deputy to
the state Legislature from this district and ST. Jose Ma
Gotta and Pedro Gotta, father and son, deputies from
tie districts of Los Santos left this port the former tor
Bogota and the latter nomnaly for Carthageua fhe
stay OF the former Will probably be for long tme-f In
deed he should ever return again. which we think Is
and should be, very Improbable
For week past has rained almost constantly in Pa
mama
We understand that Consul (lae Com missoper) Cor
wine will come out on the next steamer from New York
with full Instructions oectng the settlement Of the
affair OF April Is. Is to be hoped that these instruc
We opine that the President members Of the Cabinet
who agree with him, will decide the matter.
Mr.. Joshua Finner, Supernt sndent OF the Magdaena
paying the Isihmus visit, while roIe FOR Havana
leaves this port in the steam er Granada.
Tue Aspinwa1 Courier, OF September 80, sayss-Tne
steamer Granada Captain Griffin, arrived mere last night
rom Havana, with ffiy passengers Among them 10 an
We learn that another murder has been com mtted by
During the past week the Legislature hs1R accom-
pshed but little. On Thursday, the deputy Vem the
department OF Fabrega elected President al three
Judge. Of the Supreme Court AMI the safe Attorney
were choen. Ire judges Signors T. de Ia Os5a b.
Arosemens and f. de Fabre.a and the Attorney was Dr.
inv :, spIsG OF UNITED STATES TROOPS on THE
From the Panama serald Oct
The laws OF the republic OF New Granada do no; recog
Dze any higher punishment for the crimes OF aud
sediton than the exile Of the actors The
here in Panama obliged the Executive OF the
State impose the punishment upon two or the most
prominent mbers OF the opposition whose he
Judged TO come within the limits OF these laws Obano
Meo and their followers 10 Bogota amer long contest
In which much blood was shedaeans the constitutions al
government, were condemned aid sent out Of the
country for certain period Of ne losing by such
demnaon their rights citizens So been exiei
from the lshmus the Messs. Goiiias The difference
tween these last and obande with his associates consists
In that they sent oct Of the republic aud the Col
tas have been but exec 10 neighborng province-to
city where they have friends and relatives Accompany
ing them, voluntarily, was the Presid, nj OF the Assem-
bly, Don Mariana Arosemena, the reported chief
in this civil commotion There were left behind others
oil primary secondary Importance who still remain in
our immediate neighborhood, ataongh tneg fed from
the city to carry out the plans that may have been
formed whilst members OF the Assembly 10
others which may be carried with greater oharcss
OF Areunion Of these absent members, public
rumor and private intelligence informs u.s. has tak.n
place pueblo called Arrajsn within miles OF Pan
ANA whlher also sent deputation from the society
Of .'Anisos del ordsn" in the Arrsosi.
II any fear has entered the maids OF the people OF
Panama, think It best 70 show them how far the
power OF the Commander In Chief Of the American
forces be brought to bear the Ishmus Should
the Governor tie present crisis call We
are many others think Is for the best this foreign
crimes or actions mo- rave been committed before such
aid granted tae Commodore has nough; TO do with
The actors in the Affair Of the 18th Of April are as
In their Immunity those who were delin
quents In the day when the Panama Railroad had
existence; bis no business TO act police force
will he Interfere with the common law OF the land His
business viii be protect honest industry. trade aud
commerce, thereby raising the value OF what Is
worthless Who has not suffered from tho present s,ate
OF a1airs7 The merchant the trader, the hac,sdado
down to the fdudndrd and the ptanchadora days have
passed when was impossibe 70 buy food 10 the market
dreaoing piisge and III treatment This was no fear
Of what fools ndusirously said that the Anne
No the coored population here Know well that they are
free and free they would always be under any
ment whether New Grsnadan or foreign. Bot this
government that have Is still In existence and will
remain power only aided by that which circumstances
render necessary at the present moment strong
armed force 10 MAINTAIN ia nationality. Questions Of
cabinets do within It's scope, these matters
settled elsewhere and in a caimer mode Of reasoning
Again do We urse upon the consideration Of those ute
rested-snd all are so-the importance Of the subject
dkcuss calmly In al III bearings, and We nrm In
bel Of that ts necessity will be and the benefits
that will from such Of action be acknow
lodged; not ooe not two but all suffering by this
unnatural state OF things
With empty treasury, with the interior in state OF
nsurrecon the present force cannot be long maintained
Again We urge you 70 think wen OF u people Ct the
Istbmus
Prom the AspinwAn Courier, Sept. 90
We have before stated -e cannot see any justice 10
the uabspor alton po,ed by the Panama Herald and the
tact, recognition Of the right confirmed ~ reference
the bapisb meDi Of Melo and Obando much surpnses
the reference IA wholly inappropriate and unwarrauted
justncaon Of the act Of this State administration
In the former full and impartial trial given
in the latter cowardy deception practsed and the
victims sent away without any trial and with 70
guilt than may not only DO charged, but readily
proven against those ~ho remain. Besides noting the
trensportstion, go the writer also undertakes state
the position OF the Commodore, in he had military
possessoD and In doing this he assumes that no would
support tie administration and much farther 10 the
course by saying that Of the Immunity Of the night
Of April IL which cannot ourselves and DO not wish
So. al. A