The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
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OUR DIFFICULTY WITH NEW GkENADA-rHB PRESENT
sTiEO TIE CAsE-PROTEGTIOF OF TRAVEL ON
THE IsTHAUs-How THR COSTA RIoAEs ABaAKD
THE OAPITULATIOE OF wALKER-pULiTICa Al Az
FAIRS IN NfCARAeUA-THE QUARREL OVER TIL
TRANSIT RoUrs GRANTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1867.
Dispatches been received a. the State Department
from M Bowln Gnis,er st Bosota lie will return
By the next mail steamer from Aapinwau
Tse government Of New Grenada had made 90 prepos.-
tons to him for reopening Of negotiations regard to
the Panama difficulty. It supposed that should he
rot receive instructions from government on the
subject and close the legation at Bogca that government
would send instructions to Cen Herrsu its Minis
ter here TO endeavor to open the negotiations With Gen
GAGS. The administration OF President Ospna had been
under the inpressn that Mr. Buchanan would direct
instructions to be sent to Mr. Boa LIN In the matter and
for this reason had made advances him Thus II
Will be eeen that the two ADMINISTERS ions have been
waiting each for the Cher to take the Initiative in the
pending questions between them. An amicAble settle
uent w@ CONFIDENTIAL anticipated at Bogo,s.
Gen. Mosquera had introduced bill 10 the New Graus
dian Secae TO sead one Thousand under the federal
authority 10 the Isthmus to protect the transit sud CON-
mercA interests there agsnst the vicious population that
has gathered in the suburbs OF Panama de ha. .dvo
cated this measure FOR several years II Congress- had
bis advice been followed years since the Panau,.
riot wo-,d never have occurred. lie has always held
that police force drawn from the lower classes Of Pana
ma was not sacient p-oe ,ion to the great int rests
tina. tia, Is:hCs HIS proposition supported by
the conservative pe-ty bu, opposed by tie liberals
ground tia, establishing the old oystem OF forced
enl,s.neots. Should be adopted the lshus OF Penss
aad the trade or that city would be safe sg INST the vaga
bonds that caused the destruction the 18th Of April,
Advice received here from Coets Roa By the sst mall
state that EN- Mora much censu-ed there for admit
ting the 10 erventon Of Capt Davis and the capusor OF
Walker, In view OF the strong probability Of capturing
destroying BIN In . short imes
Elections sere TO bs held r the present mor for Pres
deaf and members CT the Nicaragua Congress TIE old
feuds betweon the leglGmlsl ard democratic parties
were begolng 10 show thersolves and II opposed
word be as strong The prospects FOR the coming
elections In favor Of the legitimate party but ever
among the democrats sympathy was entertained for
Walker.
rse struggle the transit rou,. Is great a. ever
here There ct least four cla IN the Geld
Commodore Vanderbilt, representative OF the old Ac
oeeacry T-s1st Company; Garrison, under the Rlvas
Walker grant Webster holder o. the grant from
cos:a Rca and Nicaragua jointly, backed by Mr. Grlrne
ald In the person OF tie British Consul IN Mica
rsgua, M. Naming The erst three urging 20
verumen, sustain thom and Mr Manning has appealed
to Lord Palne.son.
Webster has gone tack to Nicaragua 10 rtlr Up matters
there Before leaving here be called upon Lord Napier 70
pduce him 10 coun;epanoe aud end bis pauoton TO bis
(websers) grant But Napier tod him he wouIi have
nothing do with H. that the American interests 10
route Rrcser than all the ohers put together and he
had doubt the American government would 60 @hat
right add proper In the Mr. Buchanan Will &C.
with great c.roumspecuon In this question.