The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17

nwsu DO reooiiectec that tho Pierce aampis', sson
hAyAS sAAed In procurng adsany sad roparation IRON
she government OF New aeAuada tor the massacre OF
American In The town &C Pauams the 18Th Of
Agra 1850, seat Mr. lsAsc Morse ~ special envoy
Bsgosa with fall powers TO arrange ihst matter well
q ~ dcu,y In relation TO The proposed increase Of
tnapsss che mail matter orossipg tho 18th mus. Mr.
CcrwIs Who had been previously sent 70 Psuama 20 Va
vssgsss che circumstances a. the RIOT had fastened tue
responsibility OF that evoot the authorities OF PAaama
ana AaA recommended tho taking military possession py
oas govern meat OF the Isthmus, we'll to enforce re-
parson to Afford protection in fatcre to citizens
aaa their treasure pswDg through. The measure re.
commended, aowevfr, wss regarded beirx too bold
or suoh weak ismporizng Administration and instesd
II resossiDg TO It, sPenipotsatary, Mr.. Morse sent
ost - TO persuade GrAuadau government
70 como 70 terms.
We bsvs now dates from Panama to the 4,a OF April,
aon, ana hts having departed from BosoIa his return
homewArd,
The Nee 6raradiro, published at Bogo,a complains OF
tho nyscry observed by lis Ia reference to
the dhhoeies between aud the United States. We
assured, Gays ting journal, not officially, bat with sui
tns certainty shat the negotiation promoted by the sps
oaL commissioner OF the United States. Mr. Morse
has been broken of aud sha. approach
ing q senntve rupture of Diplomatic relations
Our readers know with what idea Me- Morse
made his propesitons ard how much suoa sudAcious
asnsocs eavs alarmed TIE country The indlssaon has
opportunity OF learning tba! their pr ensoas have
ceptatoa among Gransdians But We wanted 10 know
what tbs conduct OF the naturalization has ant to-
day assurance may be felt that that conduct has
ponded % what the nation justly expectei mann lch
Il nss bean worthy energetic and patriotic.
Tho executive declared from the Start that had
possible ditcussion reference 70 the p;oposona relS
regarded nde notification for the OF 18th April the
republic Tally denied H. consderng hier In no way re-
spoosSls Tor these events. The uitinS,um requiring
S40o 600 for l1den ncs.on and concessions
She Intervention OF the Uned States haviag been pro-
posed By the American agents, the ullmaium was re-
tuAsd and he administration ed uuter chataes
foe wfonL ana losses inflicted Inc part OF the Unad
Staes Oonss quentl, toe two SCENTS have declared tie
negotiation broken or ettGs fall some threats, and Mr.
Morse prepared to depart announcing that Mr. DO xl!n
rastdent Minister, would Alec Withdraw
Syoh the current version, yell accredited and sup
ported ~ tsfoymAtou coming from uin ster s BOZ ces
10 pesence OF those fass 70 urgent that the Cham
5ees end The whole country should know the condition
In this way the republic to 10 considered meuAoed,
C0ngrcss VIII mmeda.siy take the SessAyy
nay o. ms executive viii place i,scM on guard By
.caaang the withdrawal Of the agents OF every kind
vii oousider the question under al ia phases lac Inter.
paHonai and civilized world s be abe TO appreciate the
faos. and Judge Of causc; and the GrsnsdAn dplo
nssSc. III, Be able to srb!srss the insSnasonal msa.
sarss that may guasd our right. and iasregts
Suoh ths course which patriotism and duty point out
10 the administration. Public optnoa II on the ~s'oh
every ono wants know the truth, and mystery In
evsry point ,njussnabe Let Mr. Morse return with h,
mind undsoeivsd let Mr. BJwiin take his passport u
soits him. And les ~, Oorwiae ABANDON his roe ia Paua
Iu,s be auctlS ,o,d TO Ire Grsna ian people.
FL CoaIreio. Of Panama In reference 70 his ms'sr,
fss government Of New Granada, guarding our sa,ioua
hoaoY. hu per mpsory yepelcd the Outrageous propose
made BY Mr.. I,aa Morse Special Joun issoner
sas two countries abe subjec. Of the difficulties spring
iuS from the affair OF The 1tth OF April The American
peaipcseatares abasbsd In 'he ned OF dipc macy By
tansd,an energy proposed the basis OF . settle
au mstum requiring 1900 900 for ndemnincAons
an uit matum which was also repealed
In rev Q. this tho American agents asd declared the
negotiation broken on ara were prepsyng to leave b,
gotta the sth Of Mach. reported here ia Panama
soal Mr. Morse left Bof oa the Sta bat that be did not
reach Csrhseens IN lime 10 take the BRUSH steamer.
sad that Mr.. Bowiln viii arrive here mis- resurn from
IBIS tben Is The ooncl,op IN which at the departure OF
the last wal from the capital. the isnmsn question was
=. sS1y 81 New sVS ranse but n ali Spanish H%orSs
vhnh vii Tee IN ns dtaouemon the fate vhi;h
tbs latin rsce on thls ooctneHi expect some pscps
netu, and 20 disposed OF question which may bring
vsry sas, ccorqucnccs For ourselvs Who are not OF
oouduci rlzht and energetic worthy OF the country
Either the United States were right Ia the reclaim hon,
ass. s s.. 1, r1s Sns ccn,oau.utiy she !, p,,cy
right Ia refusing every ram and dshonorrE concession
nEev Grsnaea under n, responsibility Tor the event
d April is event tc,asoned b. one Of the civ'z,rs
OF the North would her government be ing with res
son, Justice and regard honor, In giving single reM
shs Uni.ed states siNooo By way OF indemnify
snd yor would have confessed By that nupid
"a. siss Of those who .msse ,heu.slvs in
han,,rg individuals OF the spansn In Los ArGcos.
Glvs ths Uoei sasis sirgle real By way Of Indemnify
and tbeo ceuvers our mountains into gold 10 entertain
little Yankee vorsoity. n we nov conccde an indie mni
nosnoa would have 10 concsde n every time tia, s
required any pretenco, and ths day VIII ONE whom
Ne -i %, have money enough % pay for 40 i've. o.
Amerosus killed in consesis provoked By heusslvei We
sake Of sscap,ns with life from our prescn, aIfcuis
posucn.
n the YANKEES cosct Pansns Let Thorn take By
rsroe they can; bat they win never establish foot
hold the Ishmus or any other point Of our terri
via special privileges Of administration or ntervss
tieu. ihs ersnsdlan psopic n m TO I've, VIII
ry snd freedom or VII dissppsar from the ron Of
soyerygn nations, converted into skele,cn The Gre
,,sd,ss peopls well know how 70 eight and fall, but
srsvs s0s how 70 ssdcsie I,s traditions It's prosos,
condition. iu glory, im future, and I've character, VIII in
.scrsc, spS9 ~, Sc Ss,ps.u sn0@n'
Nat.evs Gays the Cnirsia, bong on this footing the
t~ses~s Of the question pending win the Uned ssAes
rbs sans journal 10 NJ issus Of the I'd OF April says
Wei. the sovernmcus Of New Granada, with II, cha
r. 10 sssop sss Without
days after their presentation, the proportions with
.sch sPp',r ne snS or. ss "a. ave-
madam name. Netocr the original proposition advanced
sy Mr. Morse nor the utmaium reduced 70 hard dollars,
which no and the other plorpotentiary presented on
thsr withdrawal has been deemed acceptable 10 the
Nsv Gran salan Cabnst In s Just sense OF pride Very
weIl Hut In acting thus our government must have
weished the consequences Of such 90 act Tbs absolute
refusa OF demands urged BY nation 30 powerful and
arrogant % the American Talon no. mag wno. can
be passed uunotocd Tho question cannot DO closed ~
sketabse Of Mr. Morses proposition 10 me govmumeps
council Of New Grepsda. Certainly not We hsve be.
neve from the beennnf AID 90 expressed ourselves
four months ago, whom the nrsi rumor OF lns
projected propositions came from mo United sss,es
that O pretest ws sought 70 Wlrp our teiruory,
We SAID t0en, 81" cannot be that New Gransts deemed
capable Of such vilcness why, then, wound ne proe
hy 90 insoleut propornonf Why, 70 Jusey Win ner
nesntivs. although IL be only In appearance, precon.
ceved attempt n 10 Hnd In the DaiuFa resistance on
New Granada pretexi or solzinf on nor iern,ory
mate resistance prov oked. Mexico mas besn niresdy
the victim Of plans contrvcd with equal perhdY heres
history 81 our owe days IL revesing them."
u may be also, 20 we have insinusted, that n Gas
hoped 20 seducc with gold ccuntfy but THIS a, )N
9TH have been a secondary cusiderston TIE primary
consideration, the starting point Of The proposloas y,