The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

Judges of Supreme Court shall years. That Of
the ser atcrs and Representatives Ahs be two years.
the House Of Representatives passed first debate tho
INV authorizing the Executive power 70 make war on
Esusdor
From the Panama Herald July41
This apparently ntermtuable subject the Cass Hernn
treaty debssel, (which ike wounded snake, drags is
slow length along rs fully treated Of in the Boeoes cor
respondepce OF Et CenRed, and the writer repre-
sentative from this State we'll known be opposed 70 the
measure, and having moreover peculiar ciiiues ior
Forming Gn opinion upon the probable result OF tno sn
We give the substance of his iemarks:-
On the 3lst of Nay the Senate was engaged IA conSooi
ing sa sent SaSs ~ Is Was
slight change in the seventh article eerns 'ne "vau
permsson" 70 buy or rent 70 the "pr,yeee, &C. NC
cles and g. and on total rejection Of article and 30
returned the treaty the House committee OF the
two houses was then named to consider the matter but
they sasreed TO diner nothing came Of this motion
The House then took into confederation the question:
MA wou ss DC The orh srce Of the new
constitution upon which the question hinges, appears not
10 be very clearly worded and new element OF discord
and difficulty is thereby introduced The President
sent q message explaining bis meaning OF this art
Gle fOrtieth, which, If acceped-the writer says
would produce the follo1pg result:-either the
House of would yield the Senate in
default treaty would be entirely rejected Finally the
discussion Of the treaty mas a an
this point cleared up the fate Of the treaty must remain
undecided.
conounded" and TO all appearance Is about
an equal bet whether will will not receive the assent
OF the GranRdian congress-.
Among the passengers who left Panama the Sd OF
July route for the United States and Europe were
Washington Booth, Eco, of Lima, George Taylor, Esq
Of africa, Gen Kendall, Of Arequipa, ana Patrick Sio-
The Panama Herald Of 2st June contains the following
remarks
i'll feeling against foreigners publishes report in its last
Americans in Panama are about to esssbsh
we'll that this Is wilful misrepresentation; that no
has spoken thought OF anything OF tho kind
administration OF the laws, and would not be at ali
strange that reform were brought about by the esab
lishmept Of such committee, but Americans ere not
going 10 NEEDLE in any thing Of the kind
The Elector of yesterday morning publishes lengthy
article announcing that the North Americans are 70 take
possession sthmus the Goth inst The good peo
Die of Panama need not trouble themselves about
report 1t Is entirely unfouIded The North Americans
don't want the Ishmus, else they would have taken II
long they want redreeg for the outrages com
mtted their couRtrymeu upwards OF two years ago.
that is granted peaceaby the government OF the
United States will be very likely 70 insist upon II
the railroad company are just completing very su,
perior and substantial wharf, which admits Of several
The company have also commenced opening new
street. reaching the lagoon from the British COM
Leon Sanchez Esq United States Consul at Carthagena,
arrived 1t Panama on the 2ist OF June
DEPARTURE OF THE vANDALIA FRoH PANAMA.
[From the Panama Herald, July 3.
The United states soop. Of vandalia, Commander
Sinclair which has been anchored In our narbor for
isUuds' In which she win probably be Occupied year
We bad the pleasure Of visiting this vessel the other
day. and must confess we have rarely seen man Of
war in more magnificent order better disciplined and
more efficient set Of they are all fine, athletic
young fellows, and saw them going through their
strongly impressed with the idea that
in genuine engagement would not like TO be the
Sinclair and bis officers take with them the
beet wishes Of all their counrymen here for safe and
pleasant cruise and speedy return 70 Panama
Lieut.. William G win has been detached from the Sara
xHn lin tam mora " yToa