The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13
ADDITIONAL FROM NEW GRANADA
Why the Cass-Herran Treaty was NIodoaned
and Ratifisd-Nativs AeitatOrs-Call o. the
United States GOvernment-The Opera In
Bogota-Chagres Fever OH the Isthmus.

OUR BOGOTA CORRESPONDENCE.
BoGorA, June %, 1868.
Adjournment Of Congress-Loud Talk and Little WORT
wa The United States Government Accept the Cds.-
Hcrran Treaty as Possed9-Why IL Ratified Ecen
Noo-7rdde Of the Densaoogucs-7radc Dull and Money
Scorce-Arripal Of our First Opera Troupe.
At last Congress, after five months session closed
its sittngs during which time there has been deal Of
talk and very little work.
II parsed new constitution (hrd in i've years. forming
the Granadan confederation under federal government
which has required almost explanatory laws than
articles There are in the constitution few attack
ing peoples pockets and the Herran treaty modified
In such way that doubt very much, however enent
your government may wish TO be- II will be accepted
The notifications, same published in the HERALD Of
Thursday, are here epumerated.1
You viii perceive that the seventh article, concedng
one hundred acres OF land OF the islands, been
entirely thrown out, and the treaty itself, as it is
passed, owing TO q of there being six American
vessels Of 81 Aspnwall. In my opinion had there
been in reality one the treaty would have passed without
the alteration Of comma. However, the United States
government longer bound 10 the treaty even in
It's original FORM the period for its ratification expired
on The 10th ost and only Fix eight days peed
since this 30 called treaty bias been modified passed
AS have before advised you, this question itself
not with the United sales The disappointed cand
dates for the Presidency Just much for
wheat The treaty has served them and their Clique o.
eoe seekers as pretex for emba RAISING the Ospna
Administration thus satisfying personal snlnoosities by
sacrificing whole nation. The disappointed candidate
above alluded 20 Aurlo aud Aosquera, The former
would establish anarchy throughout the country the
ter military Dictatorship; and after vain endeavors TO
revouonze The country, they united their forces the
Senate and joined by few whose heads they have been
able TO turn making them believe this question or
tons honor. they have been able 20 carry their point
These are men who may gain by the difficulties IN which
they place the government, which, 10 give the devil his
due most friendly inclined towards your government,
they, therefore, can act thus with immunity; and how
ever UPRIGHT and honest President Ospina may be-
he can only do what he Ia ordered by Congress.
This 70 the real and true state OF the question. The
American government allow itself 10 be laughed
at and insulted ~ has been with impuniy II Il does
then be not surprised that with the example all these
South American States will become unsafe even Tor the
residence OF American ctzers. The remedy Is in the
hands OF your ewn government IL you allow al this 10
pass unperceved then blame yourselves for whs,ever
takes place IN future
Everything In BURNERS matters Ia In state OF stagua-
ton Money is worth from y 10 per cent per mouth
Bulls are not to be had either England, France tho
United Slater.
An opera troupe, for the first tme has arrived bore
which has enlivened the city somewhat They per-
forming 70 crowded houses and will make good deal Of
money in fact they the only persons who say
much Just now. ! am without anything further To com
muncate