The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-25

tsrmsThs government associates itself with the com
pany about 70 DO formed and viii grant $500 900 an
tain roads between the coast and the healthy dis
trcts in the interior be opened by IT, Among tho
with the enterprise will be that thereby 1T will become
national and that the Ishmus Railroad will be free 10
them making the fertile valleys Of cauca Of easy and
u the same tme encourage those who are naturally
timid..
NJ A. N. Pradla, Columbian Minister In London, has
been authorized to issue the bonds desrsd which bonds
and interest will be met with tho ~ per cent customs
collected.
The moriman law Ii now being practically carried
The goods and chattes taken from the church, and held
as security for the $500 900 issue made year ago for the
purposes Of the war; being Sold All those.who hold
these bonds hand Thorn IN as money As they can
be had for one half their value, opens pretty
speculation for those who are fond Of real estate
The amount spent In purposes and other expenses
of the general government for the year ending only
amounts to $s527o which less than oneourth Of the
Some representatives OF the States together with the
secretaries the President OF the Supreme Court and tho
Attorney General had arrived in Bogota Mosqusra had
decreed that five of the State
shall have arrived the Council OF State will be formed
All the members will be sworn in.
An interesting correspondence has taken place between
the Minister of Foreign Relations and the French Minister
which shows that there is good understanding between
their governments.
circular was issued on the 9Th inst Columbian d.
pomatc and consular agents the Secretary of Foreign
Relations The actual state of the country therein laid
before them and the approach of peace pointed out
In all the states except Antioqua and Cauca peace egns
supreme.
Nothing new Is known from our Empire State Antio.
quia. The blockade every day strict, and pro-
visions worth their weight in silver one piece Of
common linen was worth $50.
In people continued TO be shot like dogs In Pa
lacos nine were shot, among whom was Senior f. Renjifo
in Mondrono and one in Japo. Mosqueras intend
tired TO the Agauche ford and CoNcanor Escobar fol-
lowed him closely up Gen. Quintana writes that he
pcctei TO be joined by Gen Sanchez on the 26th of May
Then he says Arbeda had arrived at the Agauche ford
on the Obeas river. But the most interesting news
from that State is the capture of Arboleda himself
This last item Is generally credited; but letter re-
csiyod here from Carthagena states that boat had
arrived from Choco to QuDdo and that the Governor of
that place, having taken dispositions from several men,
had sent them TO Carthagena in official manner The
reached CarLhagena the 7th instant to the effect
that battle had fought between the forces of
place called III Pao the Sd Of July 1t is said that
100 placed hors du combat and Arboeda himself
was taken prisoner II is not ut all improbable that this
may be true, the army Of General Lopez has been
long enough in front OF Arboleda but possible
that the intelligence should have reached Carthagena
the short space Of four days 1t is also that Gene
raj Mosquera had left Bogoa on the 22d his army
ing IL goo men.
In Carthagena preparations were being made for the
meeting Of the convention the 9th proxmo. The
handsome Convent of ST. Domingo being neatly fitted
up for the occasion. Though nothing has been said
about its meeting, the appointed time has not been
changed. II by that Mosquera left b.
gotta for Carthagena, and not Antio4uia
The passengers from the interior OF tho republic state
that they met the Magdalena river Senior Gregorio
Gutierrez Antoquan Commissioner to General Mosquera
His mission was not KNOWN as he was unwilling to
municate anything
The regular mail from the State capital Santiago, did
not reach the 10TH but know that the Governor
arrived there tho 9th inst Soon after his arrival he
issued decree ing to 200 the defence
Of the rights Of the State 1t appears that he met with
but little Ex-Governor Obala and Senior +. de
Castro have been named each as colonel q division
ct the army TO BIO raised Senior Juan Miro has been
named General Commssary, and orders have been
given to the State Collector to forward to- him every
cent that is taken nto the treasury. This nAturahy
salaries will all have 10 be stopped Many
aid to the Governor The police force has mostly gone
there. There ID rumor aoat that the Department of
Chrqui has pronounced itself against the acts Of the
Governor. As Senior Obaldia is about the only
bcfent influence IN those parts to head any such move
ment II would appear that the Governor will have ap-
point another colonel for his army The Governor has
Issued manifesto, In which he explains his motives for
having taken the steps he has, but which, think, need
little explanation or the Pauamanos. can end
TO this farce unless arrangement made with Mos
guerra by the State Commissioner Bogota The latter
writes under date Of 18th June that he had laid his ult
matdm before General Mpsqucra, which is that the As
pinwal treaty be Submitted 70 the convention for final
decision and meanwhile that IL be carried out and that
he was expecting an answer.
from the fact that the COMMISSIONS has not arrived
here yet expected More than that have spoken
With passenger who started from Bogoa the 10th
the same month, and he tells that after long COME
renee between General Mosquera and Senior AroZemena
the State Commissioner the latter was about to return
with dispatches the Governor OF Panama But IL ap
pears that after ali he decided to remain and his re-
quest the dispatches were given TO Senior Hpoo Perez
who 10 now in AspinwalL This gentleman, know not
why, left the dispatches for Governor Guardia in the
Post Oce at Garth gena, and am almost positive they
have arrived here 1t generally hoped that the DO
litical horizon is about TO clear up.
Difficulties begin to be felt by the change Of the CAPT
al The Project has addressed himself officially to the
0overnof, asking for certain Instructions.
am afraid nothing gosd will come out OF the orders
given by the United States government to commanders
q United states stationed the Isthmus ports
put themselves under tie orders OF the consuls when
N oholl uaaA hair Thnpnh m Annht
Will have slutary effect on the affairs Of the lsthmus
Cue constitution Of consus into judges and arbers of do
nssc quarres think will scarcely be relished by the
natives.
The proceedings Of General Ferran and sepor Hur
tado ip Washington have been received NTH dis
gust on the lsltnius. Only men lost 10 all
benss Of honor and patriotism could have made
such advances 70 foreign government, particularly
repuhleaa soe that knows SO web hat the word ma
tority means. Suppose for moment that MosQuera Is
NE rascal these gentlemen paint him, though so nearly
related 10 them by blood and marriage, could he have
and physical support rom the psopls2 Could such man
b to-day in foreign courts by Mu lilo, Pra-
dla &cs Is IL possible that all the talented that
surround him should be dcpraved as 10 uphold hm9
II Is nonsense " suppose hlt such forced
Into his The United ought consider the
advances Of Messrs Hsrran and Hurado an insult 70 our
country. Tho native population appreciate the stand
taken Oh thus point by the American pross.
There has trouble in the interior Of the State
betaeen tie local alth rites. On the accession Of Sonor
Vaoz TO the pre- OF Pese, the retiring function
ary gave him q very reception at his house. He
en SONS hred several shots al him, wounding him
twice. lie then retired from Peso to Los Santos aud the
project that place. the head Of hundred men,
entered the town Of fess and installed Senior valoz ia
his office. Quiet had been restored
Newspaper Accounts.
The Panama Star Herald Of the l2th inst. says
Trouble appears 10 be breaking Psse in the De-
partnsLt VI Herrera IL this stale. The newly appointed
freect Senior vLaa attempted take poss u his
oince, when he WIS red upon by the retiring pr,fcct
Senior Rosas and his sons, and severely wounded The
friends VI Senior vala have mustered nearly i've hun
drsd men, and were, 1t Is said, about ching Peso
for tho pur Csc Of shooting Rosas any resistance
made may expect In few days TO hear Of bloody
work there
very fine specimen Of the vacuna, animal. re-
80 lblng the Llama was lately taken from Panama TO
England II yields about half pound OF wool annually,
4orth alb ut dollar. The exortaon OF the animal
Forbidden by the Peruvian gove nment This ID said TO
b. the fuest specimen ever taken u England.
Tho Star also notices the arrival NJ Panama Of Mr..
Hoosr Joy old resident OF that city, Mr. Joy IL at
present largely connected with tho steamers the Mag
aaiera Of which he s the managor, and Is route
for She United states business connected with the line
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