The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

Guatemala's also
Here we have the case in nutshell, and IL is only
necessary to keep the matter standing and change the
nam from week to week. and you have the important
from these republics ready for instant use.
sad and which expected to arrange matters so
that and outons In this part OF the world would
b. forever ended appears to have most sgnay failed and
ia fact have made matters worse Tor from the time it
commenced its sittngs until now there has been nothing
but strife and discord along the entire coast
PANAMA.
Another tempest in a teapot-another alarm that ere
ated excitement in Panama than Lees advance into
Pennsylvania did in New York Colonel Correoso with
bello and declared himself the legitimate President of
the State OF Panama He has issued proclamation and
official bulletin aud calls upon the railroad company and
the foreign consus not to recognize In any the
government OF Jill Colunge 1t is only revolutionary
aflar-one that he promises in short time 10 over
throw He promises do everything for those who
cognize him. and everything against those who do not
This is the sum and substance of his proclamation The
cons quence of the reception OF the news here was a
rapid assembling of the troops fifty of which were de-
spatched to point on the Portobello path-you can
call it n road-and hundred to Aspnwali, where
terrible Correoso by The expressed opinion here is
that he will be caught II he remains in the state
Coreoso is of Aosqueras satellites; he is always,
like his master, making trouble and this last act s no
doubt piece Of M0squeras work TO recover the State "
possible The Gdn Jcncra" strs up strife and discord
in the republic; Corrcoso and others like him, in the
states so between them there will be nothing but strife
and i'll feeling in Colombia while they exist
These alarms, as you may suppose, are playing hob
up place. The time is rapidly approaching however,
when stop must be put to it, and the mongrel popua-
lation-hosc who the makers OF these rbanccs
be told in very plain terms that they must either keep
the peace among themselves or IL will be kept for them
The great beauty of universal suffrage, where tho
negro and muatto placed upon eqal footing with
the white race, can here be witnessed; and II the
ngger worshppcrs home carry their point aud have
IL granted in the United States, our country before
very long will be a prey internal strife and
dsord than II is here by Of greater num-
bers They are totally incapable Of scgovernment as
atactea ed In all 4
has been attempted. The present condition OF Panama
is owing 70 this cause than anything else, for
wherever the negro has control there you find idene,s
immortality almost equal to that Of Sodom and all the
vices that human nature is heir to- Those who do
not here those who do not want to- who would
be intimate with the vilest negro II they could make
money by the operation These people rapidly dcgene-
from their contact with Sambo and soon fall to his
level and frequently below IL, II that IL possible But
there Is no use dwelling longer upon such dark subject
the evil will work its cure and u cannot be very
long postponed either Civilization will not permit this
to barbarism in place that nature has done so
much for and will in its time claim this locality Tor
its own and have people here fitted TO make the 18TH
mus the place Of importance 1t should be.
A few days may remove the trouble now existing, but
Correoso may manage 70 proong the excitement Tor an
indefinite time; local matters Will be interesting
once more. especially TO those outside the ring.
The regular rains Of this not unpleasant
they relief to the great heat but the "bg showers
yet come and before they are over we win have
water enough satisfy there will be no drought next
year.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamship Costa kca from New YORK, On the lon
inst arrived at Aspnwall at six a. NJ. on the 10Th.
Her mails and crossed the same day. were at
embarked on board the steamship Golden CITY, and
sailed the evening for San Francisco.
The intense excitement that used TO prevail to obtain
the the steamer was telegraphed In
sight has in a great measure subsidized. No longer do
the crowds rush the telegraph Office but wait patient
ly until the mall arrives and the NEW YORK HERALD u
received
The United States ship Cysnc Lieutenant Com.
mander Pauldng, still remains as guard ship In the
barbor. The United States steamer Wateree, Com
mander y. K Murray, now in port, will sail IN Jew
days. report says, for Guayaqui to watch the revo
luton there Her Mcstys screw steam frgate Tribune
Captain Lord Clifford screw steam sloop Cio, captain
Turnour, and paddle soop Devastation, Captain Jolnc
also here.
The French line OF between France an,
Aspnwa will be started in August next and the Pacin
~ am Navigation Company will run steamer from thl
port through Valparaiso In connection with H. whlcl
viii give additional steamer from and TO the sout
coast every month.
Tho present arrangement Of sailing OF steamers fron
New York for Aspnwall Is very nconvenient for th
south and Central American passengers and mails
making the connection very uncertain.