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

NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
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The Cass-Herran Convention still under Con-
saderation-Hopes Of Its Approval by enc
Legislature-Wxr Against Ecuader-AnAar
OF the Isthmus.
Our sdvices from New Granada are dated at Bogota-
18th Of June, and n Panama and Aspinwal on 9th Of
July
OUR BOGOTA CORRESPONDENTS.
BoeorA, June IL, 1855
The Cdss Herrun Treaty Iroglto in the Legislatue-Pe
ton Of both Opinion of the British Miniser-TAe
Opposition Press on the Honorable Genaen,an-7radc
Dull, and Specie Scarce
Since my last there been very little Of any imror-
tarce to communicate.
The Cass Herrsn treaty, it is called here, has re-
NAMED in the state by last advice, potwhstand
ing the government attempted to give rather wide
s.rucon 10 the foreth article OF the new constitution
thereby trying to push the treaty through In it's original
FORM with only the consent Of the Chamber OF Representa-
tves in which they did not succeed The treaty was ro
for the second and last time to the Senate who stu
Insisted In their notifications and returned to the Cham
Der Of Representatives which body named commission to
meet another from the Senate, to they could
This also failed Thus this affair may DO con-
sdered ended the representatives do not give in which
think almost impossible Aud allowing they did would
the American government also give to obBnAoy
Of few members Of the New Granular Senator
The opposition press has down rather strong on
the British Minister FOR advising them to ac'sPt the treaty
the treaty could be passed by only the
giving this construction to tho forteth article and the
Tempo or the sih inst says
pecessasy to be uuaceuain'ea with the Spanish Ian.
in which position The sah Minister 70
Der Of Representatives alone could sanction the treaty
Pssiac and the b m.ss u: wishing he contedsrs
Sa % nG Ss
conserving pesee s ana a, crae re; 80 s.-
ms him sell 10 our pocs 70 in ns mode Of for mns
laws or 10 serve as tutor to Secretary of Foreign
for humble Il aud thus obtain sdvsnissss
Ne Do onr e ps as 70 s.co hs
Lord Napier Who sdvsed Herrsn express
tons st shoua be allowed
81 Se hey
o sS s.; .sa ass and "a %
worth than the useless advice of her 9sDac
S eo Gsn Wiz nSd s
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peutrsy Of The IshfSas and which also ason. being sign
$ IN:
question 9Th Cubs European but not 10 with Mexico and
PauSms He thinks thus 70 humble the exsences Of
being eight American vessels OF war Ut Aspiawau city
be true may be the means OF the Senate gvirg in
There is nothing OF any importance 10 commun ;ate
Trade very dull there great scarcity or money
The commercial operations here are very litei, In
Torsv is alws,s vo,.h S,or S =, an, sa.1 spsose
per apncm, with security and q bank established here
would be cap,al investment On thus head viii write
you fully by next mail
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE
PANAMA, July 4, 1855.
The Cas- Hrrdn 7reaty-Datory Measures Of ne Hous.
and Snate--Antieipoted Acknowledgement, Of as Pa.
cifc Squadron, dc, d..
As predicted my last, the Congress OF New Granada
has taken definite action the Cass Herran treaty II
has been travelling from the House senas and from
inc senA'e " 'ne house. AoommHson WAS ppon%d ~
beth houses 70 come to amic,bs arrangement but
they could DOT agree and the treaty now remains In tbs
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sAme e0n'a0a M rnon was 'nfee months ago Arso'e
40 OF the new constitution DEGREES that
Eee house can insist vice ON se disposition ,hsy haze An
proved Fill bu the tune they have Insist
ed toe o,her house would tbs shA
become in fact suppressed and shall be psrs Of
lhe phl
The serate, IN returning the convention, says thai Il
does net aprrove the notifications inroiuosa nv An,
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hoo'c, shu 'ne nouse W. 'As swung oeom'ed Ha' aey
infi-t their approval of article No. T. which reads al
foiCws-
portion Of lard in Of islsnds Of he oay Psnsms
Ior ne pupcse o. therein coz depot TIE gov
Wishes Of friensy nsson ~rsn,s permSs1n 20 d, nss
states 10 reni portian no essuInv nor iban bansred
tpgsh iopg the treaty OF 2ih December 1870
remans in 1ree On The rented sni The government Of las
81 az re, &c 49, OF anv o.aer inss
% hs a. soSs a g voc re
he ,ned Stsiss s ali land n Vii moi fe b,, 81 ~ ~.
whatever sot TIE landings whsves nor any obs- worss
hereo, erected the property OF the United States usea
degosnea itheison ,,,.., -, -, ,,
bu. - tnn perm snsnSyet
,yer r., o- secreaa. he s,-seSgn,v II sbs ,.n, - ~
New Granada The poruon Of land which may BE-
re1 Ts1. each bou,s oo,s,ss . the ,s,.,on, ,,,
from tho other 80 thai according 70 the above quoted ar
tcie Of The coni1ton, they nusl be left oct The senate
,o..enus ,na' VOC "rsoa olu eoass. o' we apro-
. 1870 ~ w. ,oss We COW
venuon seh tnN CONSTITUTES tno orisah p ana there
Iore,. tnat toe stefaulns made, not beug Approv-
60 py me House ater ihe sense bsd insisted Tor the
second ume ,hey oush' 70 De nroTn Out The senate
hss suspended tne discussion CT the convention Until u
sgises wan tne house on we Interpretation OF article W
OF The new constitution The latter has not yet resolved
anything ca that Iout 30 that we have not yet reached
the "DcRnnirg OF tne eu1.' me Whole proceedings