The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13
News from New Granada.

THE IsTHMus DIFFICULTY PROPOSITION IN THE NEW
GRANADA CONGRESS TO SEND TROOPS TO THE 18TH
MUS TO DEFEND 1T, ETC., ETC.
Our advices from Bogaa 10 the 9Th Of Nay and Az
nwa TO the Cd instant We gather from them bot few
items Of interest.
Up 10 the departure Of the mail over.ures had been
made by the new administration to Mr. Bow ill., the resi-.
dent Minister ef the United Htatcs for settemea, Of tho
existing difficulties between tho two governments We
adhere previously expressed belief that the opna
administration Will recede from the position OF the
late adm nj uaiun, and that consequently the United
states win have 70 take redress into Their hands
Mir. Bowhn was TO have eit Bogo,a on tho 2oh, and
may therefore be expected the Ishmus, his way
the United States, about the 10th Of June
On the 2lst nit the executive power saociionei the
treaty of amiiy commerce and navigation lately made
| with Co Ia Rica.
Tie Senate have approved the grant Of 1000
conveyance OF the malls the M.gdalena river In steam
and of go for the convey uf the mails IN like
between Pan and BenGy aud 70, the
exlen,es OF Panama, according 70 The law Of April 20
| The Chamber of Representatives has decided on i'm
peachng the Procua General OF the aaon before IN
Senate, for NAL Performance Of his duty.
IL las bo proposed by Gen. Mosquora 10 send 90
men 10 the lshmus to protect II In case ~ invasion.
TheCongress has been roSod by the President in
extraordinary session. to take certain laws into cons terra
The nmpo says,-GcuoraI Mosquera appears very
inclined "a have military forces brough TO the eth
mus, having made propoal to tho effect Of voting
thousand troops 10 be garrsoned there, and 10 that end
tried procure the Senate, the OF tho
recf uiting law He nso Obtained the sanction 10 pro-
ect having for It's object the oefray ing national
treasury, tie travelling expenses IN Costa dca, OF forty
occrs (probably to teach IN, IN hos 10 bp the Yam
KEGS al If there they In want OF officers Of
folders and money, which what ous bit to be pro-
The Aspnwan CO,vir referring to the pending difficulty
between the governments Ct the United Lates ani Nc
Granada, has the following remarks
An impression prevails with papers In the United States
which have given considerable alenu 10 tho mater,
and that impression he's To be the conc sion Of
Of coemporares hc lethmus and In tho Interior
thai The termination Of the difficulty between the uGted
States and New Granada IL III hani, and that the
Isthmus will probably soon he sc zcd and held until Tho
lauer terms, Tue wish rghtful father tho
thoue in this but The conception VIII not be reazci
for considerable limo. AZ tho Tine OF tho riot, naval
force Should have been In tho port OF PsDama should
have Immediately tken possession Of the cry. That op
portupty unmproved, none other soce offered, aud
the natives well persuaded that seizure
other forcibe action viii DO had 70 long the question Is
Undecided or they provoked IL by attack foreigners
or their property, that they have every inducemcni
cret ,utng representation, OF tho Governor against any
act render the suppo cd necessity VI f1cc Along
the sue OF the transit bugpear fhe Uuited states
have therefore evory thing that can DO
done nj present They have gent and IA keep here q
force TO be landed 10 case Of necessity they have emit
ed the matter in lie true light TO the otner nations Interest,"
ed here and secured heir hearty approval Of wha. they
have conc and are likely TO do they have taken their
ton ards the Of Ne~ jrsnada aud they
have Withdrawn their mnistcr. unless, sa.d DO
fore, ,ome hostile movement should be made by tbs
pco 5lo Of New Gra ala, nothing be
done by the United states uDti C,ng,c-s meets. Ihep
whatever terms have been decided viii DC enforced
By temporary possession o. the l-thmus. These
terms viii be noniog else, and probably something more
than the demands OF Mr.. Morse
The Csntin,id In the summary OF Bogsts publish.
ed In OF Thursday As Dtmales that the
EceotH not disposed To male any overares 10 thai ~
Washington relative 10 the pending difficulties the
nanons and that the proposition
II from tho United States govern ncnt We arc
enabled 10 state, the best authority that no farther
proportions will be made by tho United ,s wbo-hcr
uhlmstum being rsieccdbow looks FOE ne Granada 70
make cserurcs which be accepted the basis OF
goaions, and II thu Is 40, done, the next stss viii be TO
take, rUt ~ demand, ssiscun IfNev Gransia expects
from the Crci States any ohcr line of acton will
ond herself very much mistaken and the longer she do
lays 10 proposing terms the dncalt IL will be for
her To arrange matters. II IL something 10 uierna-
uona qucsiiops alter ulimaiun bees given aad
REJECTED 10 expect other terms 10 proposed Ne~
Granada has right 10 expect that eycern ~ this
rule tbOui be made In her avOr tnerefOre the
she rds herself VI this dcluoD the better for hor There
remains nr,hDg fer hcr expect from tue United sacs,
whose masbanmous forbearance has much abused
Her alternatives are-he proposals Of terms a bass
nccp able ~ the Uuiod states. the intervention " a
friendly Power 10 the dic lily between the tso
ra'iobs, ooe these thTte Ner Granada has
conform but to expecting further propositions from
the United states government unle dictated At the
mons mouth, abe need not bs fnr them.