The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

The New Constitution Rataned-Wsr Co n
Made On Ecuador-Hovements q the
United ssasss War ships-Trsvei and Trade
the Isthmus, sc.
We have news from New Granada, dated At Bogota on
Ne 9Th Nay and II Panama and Aspnwa On the 18th
q June.
From Bogota We learn that project OF hv has been
wesented Senate authorizing The Executive power
% declare war against Ecuador for certain acts and Of
fences committed in 1851 81 The Secretary OF State for
Foreign airs the bottom Of this movement which
Svpearr 70 be a government The liberal party in
ppurress condemn the whole proceeding
me new federal constitution received the Presidential
Sseeut on the 22d of May, and the OF 1853 10
AMONG the things that have BEEN The new constitution
ia said 70 be very liberal and appears give sasfacon
10 both political parties.
Congress had adjourned AFTER stormy debate the
Cass HerrAn treaty In the Senate. me instrument
not ratified.
The Panama Railroad Company have made reduction
Of &c in the rate Of freight pearl shells 10 be trans
ported ACROSS the Isthmus This reduction will enable
shippers TO place their shells in London via The Isthmus
route cheaper than by Cape Horn besides enectiug
vast economy in time.
sidng The past eighteen months in Panama, commit
lei suicide by taking poison.
An acting boaswain OF the United States eloopofw war
vandala whilst q state Of ntoxcstion, entered store
Panama city and offered some personal violence 70 the
proprietor As the facts 10 The knowledge
q A. B. Oorwne Esq, the United states Consul he re-
ported them to Capt Sinclair commanding the vandaa
who suspended the offender from duty, and mas recon-
pended the Navy department, as reported, 70 dismiss
The British brig Anne and isabella with assorted car
20 from London, reached Aspinwal on the S.h INST
Albert NJ infant and only son OF DAVID n and Aarga
rst Corwine, Of the Uniled States, died at Panama on
the eth Of June.
British steamer route for Lima They consist Of NJ C.
de Toy vionst from the Paris Conservetore, with his
wife, the prima donna OF the French opera, and Cou
EN- pianist from Brussels. They gave performance in
Aspn sall, and intended giving in Panama previous
70 their departure for the South.
The British steamer Zee, which sailed from Aspinws
Tor st. Thomas the sh instant took nearly 500 900 Ia
specie, and quite q number OF passengers.
OUR AsPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.
AsPINwAIL, June 10, 1858.
Tie Odss Hero~ Treaty not Advanced too1rds Ratifoa-
Ho1-Adjourrment Of the Congress Of Nsp Granada -
Aopemests Of tie United Sta.es Squadron -Commodore
Mcintosh the Right Of SsarcA-COnfict Nth the Nary
Department, dc.
Your Panama correspondent will probably write you at
large the condition and prospect Of the Cass Herran
convention. The matter the last accounts stood thus
After virua rejection by the Senate Ut having been
anenied TO make II entirely unacceptable to the
United Sates) went to the House. where after
weeks discussion, was accepted originally drafted,
.hcn back the Senate which boiy there
No, the least probability Of It's success.
Congress has adjourned ere this. and your govern
roent left 10 prrsue its own course. am tired writing
about Cas- Berrsn treaty We ,hal know jus. where
oy the next from ST. Thomas, and you will
get the news by the Star Of the West
Tie United States fTgate herrmac the flag ship Of the
fas'he squadron, sailed from Panama Monday last
short cruise Along the coast OF Peru
The United States scop OF war Decatur sailed the
day for the South Pacific This has been bar
Dor Of Panama for fourteen months In consideration Of
her long stay there Commander Thatcher has blanche
10 cruise any here In the Pacific.
Lieut. Stockton, toe junior Lieutenant CT The Decatur
too last officer court martaed atParsmA BE goes homo
BY the New York chip.
the feee Islands and the most parts Of the Pa
ssc
TIE ssrsnac viii remain a. Psnama.
The Colorado, Commodore Mcintosh, arrived Of this
Port afterrcon OF thursday, the 18th She sails
Goudsy the 2is. for the coast Of Cuba, looking after
Johnny Bulls search officers The Colorado has proven
herself hre ship. Her engines AL that could be de-
sreo, sna her sailing qualities would be fine abe In
snd she should 20 into cock for scraping,
me jamestown arrived hero from Greytown on the
vessel has recently bad quite number her sick List,
but they convalescent Purser Dunn, who came
the Taylor, joined her yesterday Her former pur
Tse storeship Relief, Lieut. Commanding Strong, will
rail tuesday for New York. She has number Of
Eck from the Pacific squadron, and some from the
ADd now let me say few words In relation 70 sending
two Commodoree 70 me Cuban waters
II appears that Commodore Mcintosh, previously 10 his
departure from Hampton Roads for ssnto Domingo, viii
ther he ordered 70 proceed without delay, anc
searching OF merchant vessels by Britain cruisers by
Issuing instructions 70 the commanders OF the vessels
inss we're not scrnssibe, and were % Re resisted at
every hazard. Certainly, then, Commodore Mcintosh
should have been allowed 70 execute his own orders, par
tcularly they received the sanction OF government
By sending him tuch additional force - the government
might deem necessary 70 place at his disposal 70 meet
hie question nrmy, and as should nov be met but II
w grave error" the part Of the Secretary OF the
Navy. 10 virtually superscde, though temporarily, this
gallant osss n, % oy .s
squadron FOR the execution Of those delicate but highly
proper Instructions The prompt manner in which Com.
notJe Mcintosh met this question OF the fright ~ VISIT
tho part OF the British government towards our com
mercs will jusy entitle him 10 the respect confidence
and gratitude Of his coan'rymcn when his instructous
can but think the secretary Of the Navy made mis-
AaNwAIL, June Is, 1883.
7raul and Trads-7hs Unitsd States snip Jam>r,ovn IN
Stoh and of--7he CdssHarran 7rea'y Noph>re, osd
CcuoTcp A5jourred-- Chaainng a Pubic Writer-Gen
Lamar Sob " Ntodragua-Negrc,s Quia-HOr ne Cdli-
f-nla Hsis are Rotsod and the Letters Peddlod for
Sal, &c.
To nce Taylor and Granada arrived on Sunday June
O. ogeiber bringing nine hundred and six passengers and
the New York and New Orleans malls They were coon
oessa,cbed 10 Psnam. and re-embsrked board the
John L stephens for San Francisco. Business very
quiet
The United states ship jamestown In sight OF the
port despatched boa, ashore for her mails and has
parted but where abe has gone knows: say
Tor san Juan others 70 cok ssr the English nousers
about Cuba These English are Hlching Yankee dollars
The Colorado leaves TO night ] hope che may fan In
with that Buzzard or that S'yx
Tie New Granada Congress have adjourned 10 nee.
other day and talk once more about the treaty airy
ulne, apparently, with both nations They little
they nue for the great loss the
winch the want Of proper action has occasioped.
y. ". Rec chAstsed yesterday in this town, for
and Published IN the New York Times Of NAV 81. This
time he calcusted without hs host THIS Individual drew
pistol upon the doctor, when the doctor .ezsd and
then slapped bis face, when Rec had The doctor bouni
keep the peace In the Of one thousand dol
lars and the matter.
N reported hat Gen. Lamar on hs way home, sick