The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-01

News from New Granada.
rHY cAssHsRsAN TREATY BEFORE THE LBGlsLA-
TURE-n0w 1T WAS SUBJECTED AND OPPosSD-
NO REPORT FROM THE HENATR OONMrrr8E-THE
osY1SA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRoPOsED FOR
ALL F0RxiGN FLA9s-THB COUNTRY QUIET, ETC.
Additional sdvices from New Granada, dated a. Bogosa
on 2sth Of March, have been received.
Tho following letter from correspondent viii be
found highly interesting
The convention Cass Herran (which properly speaking,
must not be called treaty, but special agree
mont for the settlement Of the pending claims Of Amer
czens), had not been disposed Of in the Senate Of
Bogosa late the 2sth Of March, because The special
committee Of the Senate % which the matter had been
committed had not presented any report.
Il generally supposed that that report woaid be
favorable 70 the convention the whole propose some
slight notifications affecting at al the main object Of
that instrument-i t., The payment of the claims Of
American citizens who suffered Losses damages on &c
of the Panama riot OF the 18th Of APRIL 1865 About
This there question At al in the republic and al
parties feel gratfed at the kind and fair way in which
President Buchanan General Csss have facilitated The
agreement.
The party which defends the administration Of Senior
Ospna advocates the approval Of the convention without
modification, and long and very well written pamphlet
which had appeared lately Bosoa defending the whole
convention, is generally attributed 70 Ospiua himself
Most Of the objections raised this instrument made by
adveYsaries objections about dangerous n.erpreta
TONS which, they say, might be raised Afterwards against
New Granada in similar to the present; and they
object the TIN article which spontaneously grants
United States government the privilege 70 lease
purchase piece Of ground Of the Islands Of the bay
Panama, for the purpose Of establishing coal depot
thereon under the sovereignty Of New Granada They
have word purchase stricken off, for several
| reasons.
government might be- after some Time always under the
pressure Of the American nnent and and
they they don't ant 70 have there An exclusive pre-
ponderaDce Of the American population upon the nsve
| and foreign one
The writer Of the pamphlet, in these or similar
promote in the civilized world mutual interest
and power to populate those uniDhabttsd terrific.
| ries; and not only don't fear, but evidently
wish to in those islands cities Of Americans,
and spanarcs, and Englishmen, and Frenchmen,
and Germans, &c. Being once grsnted 70 the United
states coDcession Of the TN article, win make the
grant England to France and 10 other Power
may . The Of that tsrnorg and we
attract that way the exubernpt population and the com
meroe Of those countries, .fter some ys.T: we VIII gee
and richest countries in the world That has been al
Ways and tha. must forever DO, the policy OF the New
The whole pamphlet is written in this philosophical and
far sighted post Of view and in terms ~ concAtory and
friendly for could wish.
senor Murio, the leading man Of the radical party
and editor Of El Tupo, Of Bosots had publshed long
the above mentioned pamphlet He reca
the objections presented against the convention
but don't oppose the payment OF the ndemnnes asked
The federal constitution was under discussion in the
lower Up 10 the 18th Of March the reading OF
| that instrument had not been concluded.
The public peace mad not been disturbed In the country
| The State Claiming Ownership In Washing
ton Market.
| THE DEALERS NOTIFIED TO QUIT THE STATE LES
| sEE-PRKLnISARY MxEirNa OF TIKI MARxBT MEN
| IN vIRw OF RBsIsrANCE-rHK RENT DERIVED
| PROM THE PREMISES BY THE CITY, ETC.
The dealers Warrington Market the west side Of
West street. are great state OF excitement In conse
quence the receipt Of the following significant notice.
Norcs-Ap in possesson OF lands owned by The
sn sp .oe 90 Of We sss s 'se he city Of New and
now leased 70 Messrs Taylor being there
posse:.lon my q pIs1,:s: sS
measures will be a. once taken to remove them hsrefrom
TisxN rRKMAIN. Attorney General
"a. RI T.ysr. +s Pine street New York Le.sees
The premses claimed BY these lessees located On
made ground the expense Of nlipg In paid for
by the city, under Of the proper authorities,
and has number Of years In liz quiet pos
session The rents amounting annually TO $50 600,
year probably co., regularly collected
supervision Of the City Inspector who regulates
the Of the stands There about four hun
stands from $500 70 o. 900 each for the
good win alone exclusive OF the rent and cost Of build
nes The Clark Of market includes them in his super
vision there been heretofore doubt that the
city had indnputabe right 10 the property. But Is
alleged under some pretencc tina, made ground DO.
yond the city line nxcd by tho Harbor Commissioners,
snd under general law pre- vdng for the leasing fall
can, lands the parties 70 the above notice have rs
sad procured lease Of this land and propose eject the
| present occupants unless the pay them whatever
| they may Of 70 charge. Mr. Brennan,
one parties Mr. Owen W. Brennan, late Of the
are however other parscs " said who are Interested
this State lease, well known In this city and Albany ~
prominent politicians who helped 70 engineer the grant
| through The essees say they will assume possession
next week and estahlsh Office the ground for the
purpose Of attending 10 the business rhe market men
taken by surprise, and fear that unless the
claim defeated their viii be all thrown
| meeting Of those Interested therefore called Tor
IN The matter and abou, three o'clock several hundred Of
the market had collected near Mr. WOODBURY. stand,
feeling the utmost good humor prevailed and Mr. sess
NJ. Bogert upon motion elected chairman by aocama
ton and Mr. William Woodruff, secretary Complying With
various requests 10 "sdjourn 70 the sunny SIDE
Of street "sst barrel for the President "a barrel
for the Secretary and ga barrel for the reporter Of The
Herald, The etipg resolved tself into working
Chairman said he "awsed the pleasure %
| the people"
The CHsmsAS--Genuemen, the object Of this meeting
able understand II, W 70 take some mcs
psr,es IN ,be cry Of View YotE presume that the OBJ
ect and Is necessary for 10 inquire and investigate,
far lies In power whether the lease OF these par
ties legal one. We have met 10 take such measures
msy best shall be happy TO entertain any motion
The subjec, which the meeting may see a. 70 rake
Mr.. j. HIIorr-I move you, str, that committee Of Ave
be appointed by the Chair attend this matter
tssto the subject and report on Monday merit
The CHApwsr-I would rather the meeting would APP
point the do not wish 70 take the responsi
bn,y. This s meeting Of the people, and they would
| be more likely 70 make Jpdicious selection.
The motion being amended, the meeting chose scid-
| tim the following genuemcn-
/ Jsmes Fadie, VIM. Johnston,
J. Rosebotharn, VIM Woodruff,
IA. wilkinson, VIM. Jsmison.
Upon motto the officers Of the meeting added and
the following included in the COMMITTEES WIN.