The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRANADA,
The Treaty with the United states Rat ne<l.
DUB AsPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.

lNh VhAhNA rnVM NEW GnANADAs
The Treaty with the United States Ratified.
DUB AsPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.
ApNwnL, April 4, 1858.
Ratification Of ne Treaty ch ne Utied Saes-Sugeyings
of Passengers the Iahmus-Aurdr Of American
-Lo1 Of ne Steamship Bogota, DC, dc
The Star OF the West leaves in few hours She Ases
homo about one hundred and SIXTY passengers.
The news of the rejection Of the treaty with govern
ment by the Senate OF New Granada reached bore
the 2s,h Of Mar ,h by the regular mail per British steam
ship Trent taken M for consideration February
10, and rejected by vote OF ii TOT
On the 2Oth IL taken up for reconsideration BY =
of to = and referred TO committee consisting OF
Gen. Mosquera and Srs. Arrsya and Vega
reported by passengers py the 5aladin from Bogo
IA March that the treaty (dss He,Tan) had b~ rass
fed by majority Of uotss Tho ne ~ IA brought by
intelligent gentleman who states that was acted no
during the first week Of March, and After dscnssSn
Of two days ratified. The regular mail will not reach US
until the 9th of April when shall know the facts
The "a adm also brings OF serious outbreak or
eight II. b. H. ship OF tho line Brunswick, Cap. Omma
ney, At jamaica Some forty men AMI officers
gagged when the Brunswick left OF her cheers
under arrest, and courts martial TO DO held at
jamaica.
The United States ship Jsmesto~p, Kennedy COM
mandcr sailed hence yesterday morning for San Juan
del Norte.
The pas, myers who left New York 10th by ,hs
"Oppostion Line, on the Northern IAsht hal tine
suffering the Ishmus They crossed over 10 Panama
Oh Monday 22I March, and did not get away unit. lie fol-
lowing Thur day night. Before leaving many OF them
spent their last penny and were compelled to peg IN tho
streets large number Of them fed by the Pana
ma Railroad Company and Pacific Mall seamsbip Com
pany for the liberal,y Of these companies mary Of
them have starved They Issued meal tickets 10 all
who applied and fed them literally. cbs depot and
street were their lodging places Tue officially vas "a
coaing the Ozaha. she was coaed nj Vao,ga with bum
goes 10 he hoped that more passengers Will be
sent from the United States to be 50 treated.
brutal murder occurred IN Panama Thursday las.-
lat uit Frederick ~ Mcfarland. the proprietor OF
the Pacific House the railroad depot in PANAMA.
stabbed with large dagger by JUDAH jamaica
gro fSo six severe wounds were niicte MoFssnd
ded in half hour after they we're gwen judah Is o
editor OF paper the Adr"d.l recently established n
for the govesnorshp OF Panama An article had spPearef
in the paper of the most abusive character towards %sfa
land no to the office and demanded tho s1'nnr or
article not being able TO learn the author no threat
eped coGbide the editor 90 returning ~ his hIei La
found the editor Iuiah awaiting him. Some abusive
words passed or part of each when Judah LETT shortly
after he returned with dagger IN his hand and tbs quar-
rel was renewed Ju ian advanced towards Mcgsriand,
when the told him keea of and stepDed IL es
private and got his On his return J1iah con-
tnued 10 advance with dirk IN hand aui when be hal
pressed McFar the wal latter struck him With
his judah then seized him ana inhted the fatal
stabs. Judah is in Jail He will probably escape uo-
| IN Panama Mcfarland cripple.
The British steamship SaGiB, from LIVERPOOL va Car
hagena arrived here the 3ist March she brings INA
Of the oss OF the steamer Bogoa on the Mag lena
river by striking snag The Bosota belonged 20 the
Nsgdaiopa River Navigation Company, and cost $27 oso
not long since. 5ne IL n total Ices.
| The CONCERTS MrsARp at the Academy of Music have
received the unanimous comIneudaton of tho press.
The luxurious fittings house. tho tas:o.uI .rrarge-
OF orchestra and the Of the conductor,
a. well as the real excellence OF the music mako
these concerts the favore entertainment Of the pubic.
The orchestra Includes hundred and twenty perform
ers the flower Of resident musicians. II " three
times numerous that of Musard in Paris, ard
which is Considered the finest in the world for
light music, overtures and pieces k resistance. ma
Academy orchestra pronounced all hands 70 be tho
ever beard here All this with rhaberg aud Dan
sr afty cents. and the large attendance,
far spite terrible esseriy storm, shows that ~
fully appreciated by the public Every delighted
displayed the arrangement of the ooOcsrs
ROOM which extends from tn parqustte rail 10
OF tho stage and enclosed with octAgous scene,
| with ceiling in imit,ton Of fresoo Around the
sides are placed candclabrss suppored by
statues. and in the centre the conductors throne. IN
front and over the orchestra IS
sts, and a little tho right ia Mr. rnaIoerg's grand
Erard The arrangement Is not only tasteful bo! highly
successful scoustcay while the strong light thro upoa
the parquettc and circle brings the strong p9ins e
the ladies' In bold relief The reroshment rooms a.
tendsns gay dresses, and the general erseae Of
house, make the plessnest resort in the city, and, in
deed, know Of nothing equal 10 In london ne.
The third concert Ia announced for this evening
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