The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

on the 4th sor NJ Rivero was appointed the 6th al
Council OF State. This gentleman his way 70 the
capital Of the Colombian Uaion.
Ths OF the fedsrals triumphant everywhere
The Pace government is said to occupy the fortified
On the 2lst OF May there was rising Iaguayra head
cd by the Garrdo column, under Commander PaIruiio.
Il success ul for while but was atsrwards pus
down by forces that were teIsgraphod TO como from
Caracas and neshborhood. Paez was a, Caracas
On tho 2Is or May Caracas was attacked by eight nun
drsd or nno hundred men who were repused. On that
day the federal Generals Paroles and Herrera were sho
General facun who was reported kea ~ n ,ns
The Isthmus is q. last obliged to the bloody war
which has besn running tho country for the iast Two
years and strange to say tho forces FROM whom II has
defend itself those OF friends, and not enemies
Tas week has BEEN pregnant with exciting events and
il thus that tho question IN expainodOn tho bh OF
November last q treaty was entered into
between the provisional OF the United states
OF Colombia throu its Commits Toner, Sr. Manuel Md.
rilo Toro and the state Of Panama. Az the Isthnus
had taken quite active part in sustaining tho now
defanct government only very liberal treaty could
power but such treaty was MADE and accepted at Aspn
wall on the date cited.
This treaty being offered the legislature then In
session. met much opposition but finally passed II
the basis OF this treaty shat the state Of Panama
joined the associate styled the United States Of
Colombia. 1t reserved II ssR many privileges, which
from its typographical really deserves Among
these, that o. remaining neutral III all civil Strife and
introduced in this territory without tho permission
OF the local authorities and here Is just where the
BILE lies now Just as the State Commissioner Senior
Justo Arosemena, writes from Bogota that he can not
manage TO get the treaty ratified amended or OF horwse
one hne morning We told that $50 armed mon have
arrived at Aspinw ALL for admittancs into Pana
ma They surely sent by the prov sional President
But why send armies TO friendly state, and without
any warning whatsvors 1t clashes with the Guardis
Mlrio treaty Hence the conflict.
Colonel Santa Co0ma and Victoria reached Aspinwal
In the schooner General Mosquera. with some $50 mea
As they arrived saturday night the dispatches which
they brought from Mosquera fol tho Governor could not
be sent over until Sunday noon. His Secretary took
them over and returned next day with the Governors
answer which 70 the effect that the Official note
which the Secretary Of War had addressed him did in
way satisfy him, and that he thought only his duty to
reps force which has sent his territory in deh
ance OF tre4ty which has made between himself
and he who to-day tralss under foot tho State sove
reignty which he prstsnds TO uphold.
The reasons adduced for sending these troops TO the
Isthmus mainly thesc:-Ihat General Hsrran Is
known to DO taking steps toward invading this state
committed by General Sumner lately be repeated; that
NO arms be allowed to pass this lsthmus Abo
Leila in cauca; that the conservative cement be nos
allowed, should Al opportunity offer, to act against the
Colombian government, he, the President Il assured
It prepared to do and lastly that Moslueras DEGREES
be carried out on the shmus The Governor In answer
ING Colonel Santa Cooma has ably combattod all these
points, AID informed that gentleman that 1t not
"soms American citizens who had committed the out
RACES spoken Of but body OF i've hundred veteran sol
diers backed up BY the mea-ofwar which the United
States always keep these waters This beng the
NO such force been here, that which the
government could keep under arms with its revenues
would be sufficient to accomplish that object
As to his forces being tho means OF carrying
out his decrees, he says that all the DEGREES
are carried out that do not clash with the
treaty but he that those be enforced
then hs rs Governor of ts state has 70 carry but its
laws, and his duty Is TO resist Until decision ID
10 In relation TO the Aspnwall convention, the
Legislature acts it, he cannot do otherwise. Santa
Coioma went TO see the Governor himself, but without
avail The Governor at once issued proclamation call
ing all good citizens 70 arms barrcadsd the streets and
sent orders 20 Colonel Totem agent Of the rsrosd TO
allow no troops TO 60 over the road SO matters have
stood for nearly week, and they stand Panama
Is almost deserted. Eve: family sbis has gone
to some island or county place. Nothing
brought Market for fear of beng
Provisions are very nigh Tie Governor supposed 70
haze about 10 men and expecting from Santiago and
other inland towns, about 800 more.
The Governors attitude is generally considered right
bull s has doubt been hasly. Al any rate, many
think and therefore, have not answered. hs CALI Ho
not - warmly supported a. he should DO, orr red
eyed democracy, who seldom, II comprehend these
questions think II yet question OF parties and the
greater pars side with Mosqusrss forces Many went
Yesterday 70 offer ther aervices 10 santa Cole
ma, but were not accepted.
Since writing tbs above learn that Colonel SANTA Co
Iona has very prndenty sent back TO Carthagena tho
schooner Aosqaera asking for from the
Executive Meanwhile. understand compromise has
to come over to day On special train rha uaurs OF
the compromise have not learned This will, hope,
bring back the inhabitants OF Panama and tranquility
the country for the time being.
The British war ship Termagans was called from Ta
boga k aud ths day before yesterday offer pro-
lection to English property in or need. The sioop
Of war saranac port, 10 ready also to ofsr
the same protection TO American citizsps.
The United states consuis both at Panama and Aspin
wall have been isdestg In their excrtionS TO bring
about compromise between the parties, and II any
rangemsnt has bsen made Is probably owing to their
efforts.
AT Aspinwa remain the United States brig Perry and
Colombian schooner General Nieto. The British war
steamer Nutinc arrived at Panama last night.
We have no later news from either Central or South
America.