The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
News from New Granada.

News from New Granada.
BY the Star the West dies of Panama papers
dated on Cd OF June.
The news IS not OF an important character.
The United States supply ship Relief Commander Strong,
returned TO AQpnwa from Greytown the 9th of May.
The Panama Herald Of the 10th May The United
States fIigste expected sail hence on cruise
TO the Of Central America about the 3lst instant 10
INVESTIGATE the murder Of Chris. Lilly.
The uDted States sloop OF Decatur will sail about
the same time for the south.
The paper Of 22d Of May published the following
notice.
The Rev. d. Davis Chaplain Of the United States rgate
Aerrmae, vii, preach TO morrow evening in the reading
room OF this Office. Services commence al half past g.
Strangers respectfully invited 70 si,end.>
the Panama Herald OF I'd OF June says
Toe schooner Joeefs which arrived in this harbor on
the LIST instant IRON Bueos Ventura brings later
from Bosoa.
Tue pagers say nothing relative to the passing OF the
treaty with the United States.
reported that letter been recently received in
this IRON reliable Carhsgena stating
in future ihe STATE OF Panama is oreceve the amount paid
by the British government for the transportation OF their
mails scros the isthrnus The su, we believe, is about
The Panama Railroad Company have msse a rcdu ,ton
OF three egnths the of freight pearl shells
transported the lshmus This reduction will
be Shippers place Their shells Ia London Wis ths 18th
route rather cheaper than oy Cape Horn, Decides
enectii 2 a vast eoonemy IN time
Her Britannia hsjesty's ship Leopard, from B,lizs
reached AspnwAll on the 3lst OF April
TIE British brig Beae about the sth OF Jane
from Aspnwail for London direct
The RAINY appears 70 have fully set in at Panama.
ana torrents Tell daly.
The correspondence from Bosota had not arrived a,
Panama The Opinion Of Blrrauquillz that the
rumo OF the breaking out OF revolution in Bogots were
Il was SEATED a. Aspnwsll that the Bogola mail was
going CArthsgeus when the British lelt
papers and letters expected place
IN a coating vessoi
oUR BoGorA CORRESPONDENTS.
BoGorA New Granhis, Aprit 20, 1853.
The Cas- Hiram Convention in Congras-Ficorabe Ac
tios in the Hotue-Ney Grandma Vi.ros Of n--7h>
R,uored Recolus0s Fiiture-Pr,sitens Ospisa
Yields the Pen-Treay te.esea Men Granada and
I'or,ugal-NOr,t Principles in International Law
Sympathy ,cih he Reroi,aicn ia Tsn,-u>ia dc De.
The Cas- Herran Convention, which passed the senate
with few notifications and the suppression OF
article. bas seat Touse and passed ars,
reading q. Il from Washington; the modd.
Of the Senate bspg dsregsdes and tue seventh
article revived. This result has been brought about By
the abors Of President Osplna and hrs cabinet TIE al.
minstraiou commands . majority In the House, and
they had tho assistancs OF moderately able American
minister, who could speak the language and had some
with people here there doubt
the treaty would have passed without altering word
Of II, long sincs. II has been ably defended in
pamphlet which every attributes pen Of
sdept ssd the sound amens adduced only required
be brought home al hoHinum, by pleasant and social
representative OF the United States 10 have swsp, away
all opposition.
Az the notifications OF The senate have con
sdered by the House. this proceeding qqts disagree
able TO The Senator's and deemed by them TO be
with Congressional coursesy In consequences they
sent the House Of The Senator'S General Mosluers
70 support on the floor the views about the
Convention. The House IL engaged IN the ssoond
reading. sensior nosqusra and representatives, Chn.
Holguin, Colunje and Fernandsz are supporting the
notifications o. the Senate Senior Psrdo Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, together with Representatives vsnsnco,
Restrepo Posads doing their best for
passing Of the Convention without amendments. Al all
events II 10 certain that the rights OF the American
citizens Who suffered losscs account OF the Panama
riot, and provisions for the payment OF the iadsmn
ties due to them will not be affected or impsrsd 10 the
least this the main object Of the Convention AS
The liability Of the New Gtsnsdan government for thsl
rio, had been acknowledged long aimee by the Congress
Of Boxots and by the New Grsnsdao minister In Wssh
ington there question at all about tsat The
Aruoe which grants the United States goTsrnuent the
right 70 purchase or piece OF ground Of
islands u tbs bay Of Panama for the purpose Of eso
fishing thereon Coz depot, may probably be modified
suppressed By the Aouse. lis TIE gsosra fesilng
that ssd article s unnecessary Tor navy vesssls,
which might have there coal depo, a. well without tbs
arcs a. with a. and because n sad article should be
approved, you'd be nscssssyy TO make the grsst
20 Englant, brsoce and 70 Any other Poser which may
AJAX for i, and the Nev GraDad.ns think ha that would
be 20 enter upon sndsss courss Of dinntszrat6a y
national territory Of esoord aud daily dspalss
which iss h.rs believed Would be very obsSr,ous 20
Ger Granada, and infinitely the Uni.si sts,ss
engaged, government 10, by the treaty Of 1876,
No sustain ecsoously as neutrality Of the Isth ms OF
Panama sud The rights OF sovereignty and property
which New Grsnade pc~essez over sad territory.
The revoiIten much tsked q &C gong W bseak
With some dsmisxsd officers q TOE arGy al s head mas
proved 70 be dead rabba before coming into light
having been vaniy l0othg FOR the psronsge u soms
lesing political character, not deoeDt person VIII
ing 10 adopt such child, aud I've temper sni
Tendencies known Irosdsut Oaplsa gave 70 II the
ootp De grace, with pamphlet written ~ himself rdiSl
ing and snns 10 public COntsmpt The you'd DO pro
rsscisdos President Ospins mssisr q This kind Of
warfare he ia his own lawyer and he makes his pen
serve instead OF standing armies and With full suc,sm
The press entirely free bore and WORKS powerfully pks
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