New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

tie GucAon jetvcer Eow-Gfanais asi Tho Ct to-
Steies:
"7he Pfe1deG. t.cci, ,no Hon Hr. Bach.nsn. hsv.
Ing sssumed the rsnt cf Goveinnoat 10 the com
nencen.ert = 1857. atth, time whsI the Iew ADMIN
stretoh IN hev Greuai. vas ost a1ized, tie serious
dic vles VI uuf'rtusaftly arose fron the dsp Or
We eyeets : Che ~ Ct dpT. esgsged the scriog.
attention e bgh Col.lcts- .be Executive power
ar frcm .s.t1.irs cry feelings o. prejudce agspst
'be people Of No1h Anne dcd. coo On tie coltrs.y.
most eiSoeToy d''pcsed 70 recststist good under
Stard.De bctHe'- The ,we Repubcs. called by their
aLteCe0eL!" or wante AID 4 eli mutual ard i1cree1
iog lL.erests % keep ur the %. intimate ff;epc.Ep
Instructed . .ger in the United 81 4es 10 open regc
tlaon' Wit ST spirit o. ippsgti. I'D digthee cir
cpm'psctor, Wi-cl New.Grss6ds Las adopted in a.
her Ofids. acta which might load 20 the equabls set
tlcuent of tie pending d.ffcu.:!es This rendered
easier slicC tho Chaubers fuy posted up about the
wey IN which the occurrences lad tske- plsre ard
the corse0ueuces that followed geve the cBe, author
zaticn cOLtaI 60 in the law Ct lsh June asst snd to
which the conc.liafory sad honorable feenng O. Mr.
buchanan Contributed great cea,, wao waited Giti
The result q the discussions Of our representatives.
then assembled, could be known.
BY dit Of the most labc-iCus exertions, ot ac'
count Of the nature Of the points II quester 81 agree
ment was arrived at, and s;gned On the lOth Septem
her ast which will be submitted % tt members OF
Congress in order that they decce about certain
causes which surpass the limits Of Executive power:
and take also into consideration the objections mace
ty the Minister Of State at Washington oppo-ing tue
legislative acts which create certain tsxes the PIoouce
voidable expenses which the State OF Pansna must
incur in order to tie establishment o an &C,
ministraton which may grant security add goH
management in all respects In that important portion
of the Gransdan Territory where those WHO are bene-
flied by the iateroceanic route ough. TO remuneIate
in some efficient way the services rendered 10 then
lee the fsb;ty of human affairs and the poverty
OF New Granada permsl protecting them from those
nerils and arnoyances that can DO prevented and
which are the natural and inevitable consequences OF
the human passions Of the food Of passengers and
collisions 10 which these causes vii. always give rise.
Among other documents We have the Presidents
Message at the opening Of Congress, long document
from which We have only room tocsy to extract the
portion relative to tie que between this country
and the United States; 1t says:
"The offensive threats directed against the Gov
eminent Of the Republic by the Commissioners of the
last Administration Of tie United States in their cor
retpondence Ct February last, which the interested
press of that country urged to be carried into force
were not ratified they intended to be carried
Into fleet by the present Administration, With which
we have maintained decorous ard friendly relations,
which have led to the celebration OF convention
with the object Of terminating the dsagreeabe ques
tons arising from the deporable events u Pausma on
the 18th of April, 1e56 This convention contains
clauses which go beyond the limits fixed by the law
Of the 18th of June, 1851 in tie authority given to
the Executive Power TO terminate the said question
and consequently will be presently submitted TO your
CnsderatlOn."