The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17

in ISlS have been adjusted and the sum Of SIS 900 ii
lowed ~ compensation. Don Justo Arosemena u also
the negosiasar Of this little peculiarly transaction.
ations with Great Britain owing the Msckntosh ques
on and states that he WAS bound by convention, and by
law from Conforming 70 The terms demanded BY Grea.
Britain. BE liudes 70 tho amoaple endeav Of the
French 1nister to arrange the points In dispute and
lays before Congress project Of law which ID believed 10
to your readers 70 into the particulars OF h, CASE s
ieass until We learn how has been received by England
Congress IL requested 10 approve the nev treaty Of
peace, amity and commerce with France wh.eh lon
pending In the last session. and also to take into cons
deraton The additional articles transmitted to them
The ratification Of the treaty with Hamburg Lubec and
Bremen has ~ken pace, owing to the loss OF the
copy sent out for exchange when the mail WAS lost 10
Referring next 70 the condition o, New Granada, the
President congratuaeU the Senate on the improved stats
Of Affairs and the increased prosperity Of the nation IN,
The Receipts bsve been 2s and the expense,
81 466 las 49, leaving osiaaoe TO credit account Of
$4So 1874 10. This surplus, however, ID stated to
10 only nominal, In cor sequence OF the system
OF issuing bonds against the revenue, the payment
Of which docs not h4u'e In expenses except as
regards TIL interest The Casom house autiss salt tax
stamp Pos, Office receipts have been the prinsi
pal items OF income during the past year. In conso
quence OF the arrangements msGe TO cover the debts OF
the etae the active debt been Increased during the
past year four per cent The national balance sheets for
past years being msde up TLoso Tor l8s9 1850 and
.ury will lay before Congress- those for 1904 IS and
1886 The messsge winds up with the usual oompi-
mtnts TO the members OF Congress &c
The OF the Secretary or r0rtign All airs long
document Of thirty eight pages Of large octave and seven
Teen pages Of appendices in very small type Az IL
much 100 volsminous to think Of 6ansstlns send you
only that portion Of Il which rsors the United States
also Count de Nolents letter, extracted from tho
star and Herald The translate IN ID accurate but per-
ham lin In ala ha ttYpQt
wise r.
or local news there very little The Independence 10
Najeatys ship Trncomalss i in port having arrived
rom silver smuggling trip TO the coast OF Mexico Toe
sieam sloOPs Ek and Tribune on this ssaon are
by sr Robert HcCure Of Arctic notoriety II 70 come
here to ship provisions sent out from EnsHnd for her
and to take ~ or one hundred tons Of munitions
OF war nom the Tiincomaee which u on her way home
Our town ID dull, quiet and healthy Business IL not
a1p.rnsy very ~ LIVELY eu. merchants Say a. they are
Il iumoved tnss the New Granadian government u
about nd ak hundred men 70 g,rrhon the hthmus
End thai the Conandante General has been ordered TO Bo
gotta TO receive instructions relative 10 putting the 18th
mus In stale OF eefenoe this would look ~ II any a.
cmp st force would be met by force do not voaoh for
the truth OF tie report. except far relate 10 the
Ccmaodartes going 70 Bogota. - that Is announced in
the 0sceta Cfeial Pieces Of the wreck Of ship, and
stern beard marked Indcaor" were picked up on the
Atlantic side Of the Is;hmus below Aspinwan bottle
containing papers Also found, but the Indians des
oyed them We know Of no vessel Of that name trading
We have no late news from Central America. send
you Auauaian ales 70 December TO- which viii DO later
Than last sdvces via England
ARRIVAL OF MR.. MORSE AT BOGOTA.
From FL TEMPO Of Bogoa, January AL
Hen. fBaac z. Morse arrived here yosterday, oommB
soned ~ 9 special envoy By he Cabinet Of w.shl.a.
column. M Bswlin has probably been deemed nnapaI
bic 70 conduct ne nesotiasor since by ysry
note upon The n.sroessnc postage tax a. Published IN
assnt exnsuitsd every insult 70 New Granada nns
satisfaction TO the country that the Of these
,nas the Of be United States has dPproved
tne conduct Of ~ resident Minister, and oomprehends
% re 'Son.a DC sMo wiz :" .s o. es
matey gwen 10 Mr.. Morse were greatly modified from
trose VII Oh were nrst psn ded be given him. and
hat moreover this gent eman 10 person Of right judg
msht ard and cnght,ned mind and that he
vil do al hs CAD 70 eject proper settlement Of We IN
transitional questions We much pleased thai this
90 but We are fer nom believing that these runors do
not cover Demands that are absolutely unacceptable 10
from Fl Tempe Of Bogosa, Feb. 81
We suspect that NJ Morse WIN have 70 wait for tho
inaueuY alton Of he neg admnDa,on Of senor OspiEa
and for Instructions from his own governs ent -
charge takes place In The adminvtston Of the United
Safes about the Same time that ours ooours.
Iron the Aspipvsu Courier, March
From Bogota No have accounts Of the arrival Of Mr..
horse The United States Envoy, Of bis favorable personal
recspsoa OF strong ,ndbposuoa on the parof the Ns~
Of his mission and Of swo State papers which labor
earnestly 70 impose oil the blame upon the Americass In
The vii come % IL senses without serious
results or threats We do not however, consider
th,s Aitoe ether certain.
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT OF NEW GRA'
MAZDA TO THE CONGRESS AT B0G0rA.
me two tousss O. Oouereas o. tns New Grsnadian 70
puos oot NED their sess,ou on the Lat Faorusyy DOM
mltaee OF bosh house havnr noticed President Naerino
on III ,scS he Transmitted 70 Congress hin annual moe
,sse
CONDITION or TIE RnrpHIIo
1be document cousrs ustcs The people o, the republic
IN tn mani az pcace and on he so< thai they are
net so and M evfu ~ other old nations
are AZ free ~ any othsr peopls In either Ali
they want N popuston and wealth. and those time will
,pt proofs OF ana ON the pan the other
amin American rsuubltos xtresty OF pesce commsroe
And usxeson had bsep made AM ratified s1ts Ecuador
The question Of the debt claimed By Mexico had been Get
tied satisfactorily ponventios arranged The ques