The New York herald., 1866-09-20
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

PANAMA, Sept 12 1896.
ROW BRywIsG COLOMBIA
Tho forinighs intelligence just received from Bogoa
treasures that the boundary question existing be.
tween this country and Venezuela will be amicably
arranged The troops that ordered the frontier
have been recalled and friendly intercourse momenta-
ry interrupted has bcen resumed ween the two gov
ernments. Yet although foreign relations are pacific
IN their character, things tend towards domes-
tic trouble The authorities OF several states have alb
f0sated the orders lately issued by Mosquera, and
threaten to resist any attempt to enforce them as un
constitutional and contrary 10 the rights and authority of
the local governments
NEW RAILWAY
across the i:thmusl from Aane much talked OF in
Bogoa The terms OF contract with the company had
been published and appears that very favorable con.
oessions have made by Colombian government
II the project Is carried out may be hoped that the
good faith will be violated on the latter sde as we
have frequently known II TO be in dealings with the
Panama Railroad Company
No other intelligence of importance ia embraced In
the batch Of news
OF The Sandwich Islands, arrived on tho sthmus by
the steamer New York, the 9th inst Al.
ihnngh ~ known kea.s Iseo-ohand In Panama
that she would cross the isthmus during the
day, NO preparations whatever were made to
British Consul unocally presented himself but II was
aot until the Queen expressed wish drive through
Panama that he had the preseuce Of mind send
carragewbich reached the depot after having kept the
royal party waiting In the for half hour Tho
snre party was crowded into single vehcle and, in
manner any way but dgnihed driven to the Brit.
fsh Consulate, where Il remained for hours until
things were placed In readiness for the reception
BOARD the California ship, At five O'Clock r NJ, the
Queen and suite aboard the Sacramento
where they At once found themselves comfortably
situated and whore the American Consul and various
nm dnf paAa
received. Al nine O'Clock the parting salute was fred
and immediately afterward the steamer flying the
Hawaiian ensign, sped gallanty on her way.
IsrHNua
President Mosquera has ordered the troops some four
10 now 1 serving YIN TINS state TO be dis
msnded the order upon the ground that they State
troops and as such are subject only to the orders of the
State government The President contemplated sending
battalion Of regulars TO Panama, and, a matter OF
course he receives the reveren reply of the
Governor he will hurry up their movements with the
object Of enforcing his authority here.
rHE PANAMA. LEGISLATURE
was convened on the LIT Instant That body after Its
organization at proceeded 10 announce the election
Of 0are as Governor OF tho State and the Inauguration
Of tho latter official immediately followed. 1t is
among the public men which has for It's object
the separation Of the State government from the
pendent nation embracing the country and people from
Chiriqu TO the Isthmus OF Darien movement or this
eouy ossnse tho sss ON a neck
and-maeriay Affecting the interests OF nations pass
their goods and merchandise across the road, and
cntailing the railway aud lis appurtenances upon the
state, instead OF the general government have
heretofore anticipated However, speculation upon the
subject Is vain II The refractory politicians of this
country tho boretca doctrine OF secession Mos
guerra matter OF pride, N not OF policy must
sarly nterpose his authority against tho movement
DISSATISFACTION AT hAcKrSsAs VESSELS.
We have dates from Valparaiso % the 17h Of August
that the principal object OF the loan lately contracted
pay for the ships OF purchased by the Chan
sgcnts abroad Two OF them. the Hepriette and Ne.
snnock have already arrived at Valparaiso the first is
excellent despatch boat but the latter turns out TO be
better than ordinary transport possessing great
speed and good accommodations, but In other way
adapted TO purposes This disappointment gives
rise 10 grave accusations against the for not
Tho government reply pleads the great difficulties
which surrounded its agents abroad especially In tho
gted statea After fruitlcss Efforts OF the
can agent In the United states purchase the class
founs required by the government OF Chile the latter
and mpulsory 20 scr its instructions to It's agent,
rune emily comm sslonsd him ITO send ships aud
mo governx they may
the ne OF poIIcx OF Peru Is pursuing most encrgecny
OF the resources OF which Il sartcdthe development
people being ts sole aountry and the welfare Of the
The Constituent ASSEM-,
Tolima In the name OF the ps the sovereign statc OF
tne chief leader OF the liberty oecognze IN hosquera
founder OF the sovereignty OF the Un people ana inc
p and appreciate In the highest dcgreeates OF eoiom
which he has elevated the name OF the services oy
brought u 70 noble distinction before the cUry ano
There no arrival from Central America and nothin
IT, ,,-... :. ss assss .at- autt uctot,er
ine 1nted states gunbost Desoio reached Arplnwa