The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

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PANAMA, July q, 1858.
Affairs in the Columbian Confederacy-Epeed Arrival of
Mos Arrruai of the United States Commissioners
Neos from the South, de-, DC.
The authorities have been trying hard for few days
past to get up little excitement in honor OF the rst
nvcrey Of Mosqueras entrance into Bogola; but there
is so little sympathy for the such great azness
among the inhabitants that the attempt has been any
thing but successful; the 26th finally passed off even
dullcr than the generality OF dull days in Panama.
is expected that President Mosquera will arrive here
from the Cauca the 10th Of August He takes his Cab
net with him and makes his stopping places the capital
for the time being; that his arrival Panama
will become the capital Of the United states OF Colombia
at least Tor months. is pet idea OF Mosquera
make il permanently; but too much opposition has
been displayed against the pro- to have 1t realized
Congress- Now however, that there is fixed capital
and the President has the power Of locating wherever
he is residing, it Is not improbable he may manage to
keep it here permanently In advance Of his visit he
has sent about hundred soldiers from the Cauca
may bring three hundred four hundred more that
is the number allowed by recent enactments.
He forbid that they should come; for we are much
safer without them.
Tho last from the States Of the fall OF vicksburg
and the defeat OF Lee was well ,eceved in Panama, ex
cept by two three Of Jes admirers who think the
gone in.
General Pezet the recently elected Vice President OF
Peru, pa sed through this city last week from Europe
en- route FOR Lima to I'LL the Presidential chair which
he fell heir after the death OF San Roman thought
Pezet will make very good executive officer.
The last from Central America Is unfavorable to
the cause Of Barrios the President OF Of
his officers have sold themselves to Carrera and thus
placed him at disao vantage II is by
his friends he cannot hold out long and 1t pity for
he ia the most liberal and progressive in Con-
trail America aud very friendly 10 foregners whereas
his opponents completely priestridden and opposed
to what they look tho innovatios OF
Martinez, IN Nicaraeua, still holds against tho re.
evolutionary party, who will likely fall with Barros.
from the South there Is little OF interest beyond the
prospect OF between Chile and BOLIVIA about the
Mciinncs ganno de posit and the Atacama desert
Tho spanish feet had arrived ut Caao sauted the
Peruvian flag.
Nessrs Mackc and Squicr, the United States Commits
soncrs had resched Lima. and well received BY
President As understand that non Jose Manuel Hurtado
the who represented Now Granada In the late com
mission ,shlngto has gone South in the
capacity for Peru, il than likely that the
rican claima is will out AT the small end
OF the horn. they did In their claims against New
Granada especially IL the UEited States government
mits a precedent the principle acknowledged by the
commissioners 10 case that Americans abroad
denizens of the country they temporarily nhabit
consequence have claims their government
for protection while living outside OF tho United States
territory.