The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26
PASANA. Nov. Is. 1890.

PANAMA, NOV. 10, 1880
rhs fra dsn q cnns ia Bad odor- o5miag Pre.i 'sais
Election m P,oos,d Confederation Of a. s5a0 al
csnrI Am<-ledn ssaiss-Cbsdi,ior Of A> Silver Arei-
7rSfs NJ rs,pirdtso Beiru hsaip in BliiviaB rgar
array -R,taI,as,on-war Win Pera More Prosas<-
Esrrhq.aie ~ E,aadcr, Dr., a..
The hssh steamer csllso, from Valparaiso aud inter.
MEDIATE ports, arrived hero tbs oh Inst with to
webs later advicss from ths West Her dates are
Valparaiso, Oct Is C~lAo, 2osb, and paita, Is, inst
CHILE.
Tho President Of tha repaelc hss asked Congress 10
continue The extraordinary powers with which be was
rvesteo IA Tho scr part 1855 during period Of great
excite ment and vhen the peace country was
~ civil sar The propositon ing as docs q, tin.
q proi.und peace d the cse Of tie cles,lons Ia.
met with ayiaorous opposition Ia Congrcrs IRON tho
minority, vho denoui CO Unconstitutional the objso,
t,ng they conisad 10 close the ports Of tbs esan,y
sgAst large number Of cnieAn ciirsn. who, having
berr bsni,nec b. the present adnrs,fson upon mere
.vsp,cos of ihpr hostility 10 tho r,vernmctt are nov
wandering shoI. Ia tnhe THIS tosstber With anot,ar
p'oFsulsn 81 slss on civil responsibility, wnieh mas
Which h,s been ihe suhsoi Of angry debate has
. gSod 0eai Of ercsment throush)Et The republic ras
cplaeon W the prsert sdminstfatn are ofgsntyny Ia
cv'ry seotou q the country, and the frcidens
10 tnptcicd 10 10 enc o. unusual AMI nstloa
III. sps'cf o. Foreign sGnrs hat sgsnltted hi, re-
ror' 70 coosrss, N witch u is stated TIA, sae
feisliuns q Grille vtE forolsn Portrs arc N
musi satisfactory condition, ~tlh esery prs,
cot ~ . sul ercaer Improvement By m,sgs
= oommefoAi tnsaes A considerable portion 81
The report - devoted 70 tie as,ossiss a. n. sgb
l~e ~ rocfsccrson Of the Sguh and Central Amsr
c. ass The tovon nohi, Gays ne report Is psrsusid
thai tooe or later THIS usion viii BE- ste saa ,Sa,
Toe nsh political coDsicerstans aud comnios advantage
shon setm 70 iavcr ~ tar fro boay ~esksbcd oy sac
ase ~ un", 81 scauirc greater force ever yesr Co.
ko,errnent rssoy 70 mote far posss,be suoh
sunion, uoi IN the httrss OF the g,vernn-nts Is a.
pare TO have oesn hal IN view tns time OF tas ia1e
tdnce, but IN N. interest 81 tue people Tot, isess
fully developed N the treaty on ne south Ams,tr,a
uniCn ~h 90 has been penaing before Consru or fss
yeas There nothins IN IA tna sas,ltatcs 9
le-sne tosrcea the gDvcrumen;' us safeasy
Ia oniy 90 or.w tho difsrent yogalasoA. rtsrcr
10 ore smother, and level ths barriers which ssps
rate them srd retsrd thclr prosperity sxEt.niss
rueht Aso,r1ipg 90 toe treaty, essa rcp1b
ic rsns1s IN full posscss,ea o. is inasscaieuos Aas
perscthlg, villa odt any obi ssson VI tasag rs "a abe
tuUgsrs and differences IA which ssy STATE m.y
hh4 rsm invcises ssd csy sxieoas 10 bsrsf o. "a cu
nue the Unite nj tncir rr.pectvs cooasss o,tspiag TO-
" T. 10 ,he other republics TIL rghts the rty
y ttfscn aud pro CITY, ana toe same cOnmercai pro
Vel" rs, they ,n,y "a Their owr
Ersn considered auly 10 IL cormsr-lsl ss,ac,s, toe
49,, Mvoa ee Of ere,t npr ancc 20 TIE prus,~ay Of
Nv oPanlls a. tToPe ,1s gasson Hcass aa'sa, ga