New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-14
MEMORANDA.
r,0~ Tie Pans~a Sta, and HyslS Ka,A.

Our readers will not be surprised to lean a., ~
Borhn the L. 8. Minister and Mr.. Morse the sr.'.;;
Commissioner, jointly deputed 10 lay before ns n.
eoutiye Of Bogota the proposition of the United S.s.
Government, relative TO the 18th Of April, hsy. Ass
unsuccessful, that negotiations have been susp>ed.S
and that now all further action in the matter re,
with Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet at Washington
Not only has the demand OF the United States Goa,
eminent been refused, but, according 10 our prys..
edvce-, the refusal has been nsutingly convened
that there remains but Of the two courses for To-
United states TO sdop namely. either 10 be insrltsd
ana bro" beaten by New-Granada, and quietly %
Withdraw her claim, or 10 adopt that principle q;
self-meser alton Of which the new Presidents Ia.
auguTal spoke and take by force the indemntes aud
guarantees that have been denied 10 her demands if
redress.
Tie 7emP Of Bogota asserts, In it, ssue of Marc
the ih that the ultlmatum Of the United States Gov
ernment demanded s400 600 a. indemnity for the l,A
of April, and that this was rejected by Mr.. Pomho
and further that Mr.. Morse about 10 leave m,
Capital. Whether the terms of the ultima,um An
correct or not cannot state but are in post;oe
10 Assert that both Mr.. Bowln, the Minister aud NJ
Morse are about 10 leave Bogota a. soon a. circun
stances permit, and then all further negotiation Is bro
ken of.
its advantage 10 the assistance derived by the New
Granadan Government from the reports Of the foreign
CCnsuls here.
We are very much inclined to doub, the CORRECTNESS,
Of the Temps statement relative to the nt.saataa
meut Of that sum forms but part of the demsoas
made by the United States. The Temp Is assured
that s56,OOO would cover all the damage done.
Mr. Morse il is stated LEFT Bogoia on the s,h Of ,h,
month but did not arrive at Carthagena IN time 10
meet the British steamer for Aspnwal. Mr. BosEa,
We understand will leave the capital ~ as 70 reach
here in MAY or June.
Tkere remains nothing now but 10 await intelligence
from the United States, az 10 how the matter viii bs
looked upon by the new President and his Cabinet
In ~ al her ueN
that S,nor Ospina the President elect il in parts un-
known, having left Nedein, il is said, for Bogoa 81
q crcuitous route, for fear Of assassination.
The Chamber Of Representatives have passed The
third reading of the bill for the settemento of the Mack
ntosh question and also the treaty with France, which
supported by the Conservative party and opposed
by the Liberals
The Senate has read the Macintosh Claim bill fos
the third time and also the new Federal Constitution
bill The name has been changed from the Colombian
to the Granadian Confederation. The Chamber Of
Representatives has rejected almost unanimously the
proposed treaty 10 settle the debt due by NewIira.
NADIA on account Of the old Colombian confederation
to Mexico.
Padre Will of Nicaragua notoriety, has been a.
pointed curate Of Mompos by the Bishop of Carihs.
gena
The AspinraR Corner says:
During the past fortnight We have had continual
source of excitement in the news from Bogota, as
leaked out day by day from private and public chan.
nels in the various demonstrations of its effects upou
different classes Of the public, aud IN the numerous
conjectures, speculations and comments upon the
news it, present aud future effects here aud else.
where.
The only items worthy Of note are tina. our Govern.
ment is expected by the people of this country gener.
allv. with the exception, perhaps of few this 18th.
mus to enforce the proposition OF Mr. Morse, or ogo
further-this is the manifest tone of all the adyices
zee in our exchanges and CLEAN from our private COM
municatons.
ON the other hand, the Americans, or a majority Of
them, fear that no action will be had upon the ree
ton of the propositions sent by Mr. Morse, until tho
regular session of Congress, next Winter, and that,
in the meantime perchance even before the arrival Of
Mir. Bowlin at Washington, new Minister may b
appointed.
We are confident that an unnecessary delay win be
fatal 10 the suitable settlement OF this matter and can
not but be dangerous TO the most vital interest Of al
concerned.
In the George Law Mr.. ID. w. Gillett carries the
di,patches from the United States Minister 10 the
Home Government and only ardently wish
they may induce immediate and full proceedings.