The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13
INTERESTING FROM NEW GRANADA.

We have Panama dates TO the Atn o. August
me new law reAnves ID inc security ana admin~'rAn"n
OF Ars On me n'nmus' ian aos~aos Oh wnoh VIII DO
found In inc letter OF our wnicn mad pass
ed me congress bogo' gave mucn dnsahsAcnoo 70 the
people, and me press were general In 'ner condemnation
dh rhe Star and Herald OF The 4th Says
Whilst we admit that matters had arrived = such
c~ss.Sv 20 .,a s,, nch ,rcneS n dous. whssns, the
now law relative 10 security aad The arrange ment Of
national affairs" which the Congress o. 8ogos has just
n,SS' Tn 0" , 70 1n'V ~ '"o cS ha,
eoheu up III Indeed piece Of legislation the ten
dency OF which will DO 70 render matters here more
tent ns slrssav ". com ,c" ~ S.ss. - Se,a,o
render security certain deprive the s,Ae u Psnxma
Of many Of III sovereign rghs and Of tho only resources
ross moi m oss s.onns ~ ,.~.s,a ~ ~, s,
residents and rcstricaons their commercial specuIA
"oas.
VIC @Ae sno ronoWinS Hems from inc Aspmwsh
C"ns~;-
we kasn mere pro1soIy 'nat me work VIII soon
~. snsrI..s ~ ,ore. and sorasn ,ssdsnss Ws hocs
the EFFORT win be sucoessfui
The sesmer ina mes arrived at this port on the 22d
cn, y Sae ing: no news o. iron
rovolutou In (;uatemsls. hss since died.
oun pANAxA CORRESPONDENTS
PANAMA. N. g.. August a ls57
p,s,o,. of ,,,o p.,; n me- ~ m,,;o,,
Affairs tie Observation-Disclosures Of tie People Nth
uO,..son, of "A. pr.,. y,u Ayh,s a,,o,.,, ~ Cool.
Conveyed by TIE Panama Railroads. Ne,o Census to Be
Departure of ne Independence for San hancisco
Ths r.,,on., r,ors,s.. =, po. ,-..o,. A., .d,o,,,,ru
Inc nAaonal congress 6oso'a previous 70 AdIoarnins'
passed law relative 70 "seourity and the administration
OF national AnAis on the .snmu'' WHOM, strikes me-
VIII ''1N " '''o' ~0 s'sS0A'' VI NA0 AsSnA' s"'o"oA
more complicated . introduces new elements and ossns
ana ,onn.,s ,s,p,, b,cb a. Won, ,s.a.r,
1 NM ' TaSS .s.n.. ~.Ou, y you,
q decided stand. The following . summary OF this new
Afedera oncer named an "inendente General" 70 To be
appointed whose duty viii be 70 hook ai.er the security
and protection Of foreigners and their Interests in a'cor
dance WIN puono ueanes ana mo common rights OF ma
make provision or inc defence oil me territory aud the
national s,vsreignly the State The general government
70 organize police force and nominate the captain OF the
-, % 49,. 49,. .,---u a.. a, =. -. -
po" PANAMA ana AspnwAl, Is support AZ army
sufficiently strong TO protect the Territory 10 Of inter
nal olpustsytsm or invasion and ,ybun.
d.,,.,a.,, an ,hs s,-,,,o c., - a.. 80 4, 80 ~
tAohshed ms coursm 70 nave power 70 decide ques
tons relative 70 oreisners pssspr over the railroad and
.,.o mo ou,. ,n., o.. ~. 49,. ,.,..a,.,,a
Of The railroad companys CONTRACT To defrsy the
penses incurred By this law ,he sSoeco granted Last
year TO the State (which gift revoked) Is 70 be applied
together with the touusse the coutbuuou
levied ali who cross The RAILROAD provided that the
ts fovw
70 be made ssss-.s.ss) haM Of tho
import duties which be Aid on provided State
Legislature gives ~ couseut apd necessary, the forced
contribution lately decrcod In the sate Of Panama Of
$40 900. Il.
This law has given universal diaats faction here both
10 The natives and forotgnes there many
scicns 70 10 going ato operation thai do not think
| can be enforced.
the hw Il in VIOLATION or their aie rlshts sud ~ In
PRACTICE will give rise 70 innumcrAbe conics betwe
The safe and federal authorities, whie In taking away
from them the grant Of $50 900 and ono half of he Gus
'oms duties H leaves no revenue 70 meet The STATE az
psnses
The foreigners, the other hand object 70 The Law
because while gives them proseuon Than they
rstly entitled 70 from the hands both Of Nate ana
ing thsse new ofotslstss ponoe ass tis wmy-oa nsn,
and imposes tho tonnage ana passenger the
no1ious con,butons ,ut Of which .. the questions nov
pending between The United SAcs and Ne Granada
srisep.
Tho Cnieeld the "native American" organ, talks out
In downright reasonable language OF separation aud of
setting up patton their account The Pubic,
The organ Of the oppcshon advocates placing the hhmus
urdor the protection Of ell the great Powers Pa
noro, the supporter Of the government party published
yeserday wood cut OF the AIMS OF tho republic, With
ahied-omucd with the folio wing remark PROBABLE
eject CT The neS law"
Finally, the star and Herald, the foreign organ. strongly
opposes the law Unnecessary unjust unsuitable
capable Of being out ~il be BY this that
New Granada has managed 70 please no party and 10 10
be hoped that her Minister at Washington VIII NOT succeed
in pslminE this Oh General cass, and Obtaining
bis consent 70 on any forms that might be made relative
70 the sc'ucment OF the hsnmus quoeuon
Tho officer Intended 70 MI tho post Of Intcndente
General 10 not vet named Whoever no may be- he will
have NEST difficult and unplesant duty W perform; in
deed, seems doubtful whether the lshmenos viii submit
TO his authority all Tbey have quite vanity enough TO
think themselves capable OF self government and might
Issue declaration OF IN dependence OF their own In which
Gaze our government according 70 treaty would be
PEELED step In and assist New Granada In UNFOLDING ber
sovereign rights.
The sAie Legislature meets next m NTH, when he sub
kct OF this law will be brought for ward, and what
ever action Intended Win probably BE- deferred
unfu lhcn
The bgota papers annosnoe with considerable sssfao
ton the fac, OF nc thmus question being still unsettled at
Washington, and ~ press opinion that assle
crssnauon viii tend 10 make The 'eicmen favorable 70
this country. IS nov admitted thai one indemnity will
have 70 be painot ~ the papers stae for the evens OF
The 18th Of APRIL but because they took psoe on Gans
dian coil; but fev houf ands will ~ said, cover all the