The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

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The from this republic is Of very limited cha
racer. The additional treaty Of which spoke in my
letter announcing declaration OF has been pub
ished ia full The most important articles are the fol-
lowing:-Preventng any intervention by force tending
in the two republics; to abolish the custom houses
the frontier, and to make uniform the weights measures
the old Colombia and to forget all former motives for
quarrelng, excepting the rights OF Individuals to make
claims for decentralization OF their losses and damages
caused by either government.
After the battle Cuasped Mosquera issued decree
ordering the construction OF monument hill at that
point to commemorate his "great victory.n Wishing,
however, TO give further proof OF his magnanimy and
he has rescnded his order, and the monument will not
be erected
TO his post on mission expressly for the purpose OF
concentrating the government OF Ecuador the re-
establishment orpe,ce between the two countries.
the following articles admitted free Of duty:-Rce
beans, peas, potatoes, hogs, &c,
AMERICA
The Panama Railroad Companys steamer Guatemala,
Captain j. NJ Dow arrived in this harbor at the
Goth inst. from ports Central America Her dates
San Jose feoruary TO- Acantla llth Lbertad lsth la
Union 18th, Reseo 10th and Puuta Arenas 18TH She
brings the GLOWING cargo for New York l6 ceroons Of
indigo 70 bales or cotton, 366 bags OF coffee OF
basam, 20 bales OF deerskins, packages Of INDIA rub
Der and 1878 hides There no news worth publishing
from any part OF the coast Everything il quiet and
orderly as " war had never existed in that vicinity.
President Carrera had returned 10 Guatemala after the
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In Nicaragua the attaches OF Transit Company
work. and they say the will be open and do
ing half the Pacific business lhs may be the Out
before those who "know the ropes believe any
part OF this assertion they wish 10 know what arrange
nus, now that san Juan Greytown has been closed
There 10 great difference between "gong 10 do' and
and when the Nicaragua rSp:s seen 70 be doing
until them any ones mere assertion Of what Ia
going to do Wall street TO the contrary
| COLOMBIA
We are without further information from the interior
CONCERNING the reeen. nsurrec.ion and must await
has been done towards quelng it,
There s nothing any local interest TO d. The
vos de Amo1ca--thc Official organ published Ia this
cty-n its OF the 25th inst has flaming article
against your correspondent for having IN
his letter OF January IT, published in the HERALp Of the
10Th, certain matters connected with the arrest o. The
ed without nrst taking the oath or asking pcrmis
the authorities and also for awrong nterprea-
on OF the ariic OF tho existing treaties between Eng
land France and the United states and New Granada in
which the freedom OF religion Is allowed The writer
intends that although religious freedom Isl allowed its
must be In accordance with the existing laws
Of the country state or in other words any foreign
priest o, the Roman Catholic Church Protestant minis
ter arriving here, must, before being permitted to hold
religious Of any kind, take the oath PIE
scr bed by this existing law, which !, in direct
tirey and hold that right. ! consider shat tue
arrest OF Dr. Vaughn was an illegal act in every re.
spec and my only regret is that the matter was not
put 10 the test They make what laws they please
Colombia respecting their own priests but mono against
that will conflict existing treaty
less they desire 10 get into trouble Ii absurd i'm.
agine that treaty was signed and ratified which law
any could render null and void and a. have
said before my only regret s that THIS arrest was not
resisted the brought to the attention OF the Eng
sh government order to have the matter settled aud
annoyance future The writer suggests that
the HxRA had better have another correspondent here
who better psted upon matters in this country.
He would no doubt like - have one who had IN the
country lived many in it, ana whose interests were
all in common with those OF Colombia, 10 represent hs
NEw YORK HERALD In Panama. II were connected with
A t.a fatfn for AVQru
thing would be he wished and Columbia be represented
Garden Of Eden party such he would like
have would be well fitted to give true and Impartial
statement regarding Affairs in this country the readers
OF Journal with which he connected aud seeing II
in this light, have no doubt the HERALD will ooiige him
The health Of Panama is now excellent, We. are hav.
ing most charming weather. and will have, thank for.
tune, Tor Deariy three months TO come.
cEIIANEous NEWS.
The steamship Ocean Queen Captain Tnklepaugh, with
the California mails and passengers that left New York on
the 18th inst arrived OF Aspnwall at A. ~ OF the
2Sd The crossed the day embarked on
| the same night at eleven o'clock for san francisco
Her Britannia Majesty steam frigate Baccharte
Ts hsks sa the al'' inst for f'sa'd
Her Britannie Mejestys screw steam frgate Tribune
CAPTAIN Lord Clifford has arrived from the south coast
and Is fitting for the North Pacific
The following the ships-of war In port:-Ier Ma
estys frgaio Tribune and paddle sloop Deyasta
ton. and the United states sloop-ol.war cyane -,
not sail until The afternoon OF the 21st her passengers
having detained board ship at Aspnwa aud this
side seven days she had large crowd OF passengers
who appeared to bear the detention with very good
4 humor
| The Pacific Mail steamship Company g steamship Con
stlution, Commodore Watkins arrived from San Fran
cisco the 18th inst. she brings tho follow ing specie
For England = Z,
the following the amount Of specie by steamers from
| California during the month OF February
I Ry steamer Golden City
For England 81 ,03S,2to y
For New York ........................ a., s0& 81
| By steamer America
For New York 10000 o.
BY steamer st. Louis
1 For England .................... 2ei5,457 81
For New York ..,..................... 407,057 a.
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