New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

PANAMA CITY-QUBEN EMMA EN- ROUTE HoME-NA-
TIoEAJ POLITICS IN CoIoMBIA-THB RECENT
ADDITION TO THE GILLIAN SAvY-RBvIvAL OF
BUSINESS AT vALPARAIso-IMPORTANT TREATY
BETWEEN BOLIVIA AND CHILI-THB MUTIEY IN
THE PERUVIAN EAvY-sTRoEG FEELING IN ECU
ADoR AGAINST SPAIN
PANAMA Sept 10 1906
The steamer New-York from New-York, reached Aspn-
wall the 9th inst. Her mails and passengers sailed
hence on the Sacramento on the same evening.
Since my last the only item of Importance is the meet
ing Of the State Legislature and the announcement Of the
election of Con Nincene Oarte' our future State
President He may have got 500 votes, but Is reported
officially TO have got 10000.
We are likely TO have collision with the General Gov
enment at Bogota If the two powers continue at logger
heads they at present for Mosque must think the
people here a very rebclious one.
The large guns purchased in the States for Chill have
finally been taken to their destination by the American
bark Carotta the neutrality laws TO the contrary notTth
standing.
We have dates from Valparaiso to the l7th Of August
that the principal object of the loan lately contracted
pay fOr the ships of purchasedby the Gillian agents
abroad. Two OF them, the Henrietta and Neshannock,
have already arrived Valparaiso; the first is excel
lent dpatcn boat but the hitter turns out 70 be no better
than ordinary transport possessing great speed and
purposes This disappointment gives rise 10 grave
sations against the Government Tor not having provided
the country with formidable squadron.
The Government in reply pleads the great difficulties
Ehich surrounded ITS agents abroad, especially in the
United States, After numerous rutess efforts of the
Chian agent in In, .tted Ss.ts 10 pucGase the class
Ns'-'f
found II compulsory alter its instructions TO its agent
and consequently commissioned him to send ships and
guns, what they may" The situation Of the Govern
meD most embarrassing public opinion insists i'm
per4tvey on the continuance OF the var. The Gillian
press unanimous for the further prosecution Of the war
SSS the s s g s span AZ '1'
The question relative 20 the boundaries OF Chin and
Bolivia has at length been settled
From Our Special Correspondent
PANAMA Sept 70. 1896.
The news by this mail is Of interest 70 your eades and
doubtless viii attract some little attention.
PANAMA CITY.
Queen Emma Of the Sandwich Islands passed through
the city Sunday last route 10 her s distant home
She made display and avoided everything like formal
reception that but few knew Of her arrival until after
she Lad sailed on the steamer for San Francisco.
THR STATE OF PANAMA
The Assembly been sitting for the past few days
and during those which had been thus occupied by that
body only few local measures were adopted. Inc cx-
pcnses and receipts Of the Government bad been brought
up, but no action had been taken when the Assembly
In few DAYS The Inauguration Of the new Government
will take place and although there side whisperngs
Of resolutions disturbance there appear but few tang
bic signs Of such an event occurring
The revolution Of Chrqui has been completely put
down and four Of the prisoners brought TO this city The
punishment for defeat in is the "chainganc
and those who would have upset the Government are
compelled 10 assist in cleaning the streets &c
Some little trouble Is likely 10 take place between the
National Government and the State Of Panama In conse-
quenee Of order having been issued by Gen. Mosquea
10 dlsband the state troops Inc COuBuulOhO OF le hc-
public is framed like that Of the United States each State
preserving its sovereignty and the troublesome ques
ton Of State about 20 be the cause Of some hard
feeDg between the headquarters at Bogota and that az
Panama Antioquia Santandar and Cauca are also OPP
posed the measure and will side with Panana there
fore trouble should arise, would be very serious one
indeed.
THE INTERIOR AND NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Boyaca celebrated
at Bogoa the 9TH Of August President Mosquera L.
sued PROCLAMATION the occasion full Of enthusiastic
and patriotic sentiments. Preparations being made
20 celebrate the independence Of Ecuador when the mails
left The day ended by grand banquet at the Gov
eminent House.
Antoous had sent in her refusal ~ accept the decision
Of the Secretary OF the Interior manifested in bis cir
cuar relative the interference Of the Government IN any
event that might arise Of local disturbance or revolution
in that State
In Toima the following resolution passed by the
Assembly: "The Constituent Assembly OF the sovereign
State Of rolma, in the name OF the people whom they
represent recognize in the GeneralnChief Thomas G.
Mosquera the principal leader Of the peoples liberty and
the founder Of the sovereignty Of the United States OF
Colombia and appreciate in the highest degree the emil
ment services which he has Just rendered the Government
while in Europe Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penpotentiay Of the Republic in which mission he ele-
waited the Of the country and brought II 70 noble dis
ncOn at foreign courts at the time that he was
enabled open the doors Of the wealth Of the nation and
consolidate peace and liberty in favor Of progress
Nothing has been heard by the Government OF the mss
ing steamer Bolivar and il is feared that she Is lost
She purchased in England by Gen. Mosqnera Presi
dent Mosquera has issued another Decree inc
rights Of Foreigners and how they may become clzens
One clause states that married man becoming ezen
OF the United States Of Columbia his wife and children
are By his act made citizens also But few foreigners are
likely 10 take advantage Of this decree as II makes them
liable TO forced loans seizures Of property for Government
purposes &c, &c. ,
lent two noted men having been slain recently. The
election for President is TO take place and the result
seems very favorable for Victorious dc D. Paroles.
The contract with the "Chinqui Improvement Com
pany has been officially published in Bogota and IS lar
from being an equitable one Tor the company
CHILL.
II is understood that the Government loan, or the
majority OF it, will be taken up by the local BANKS ana III
return they 10 be allowed TO issue paper money when
the authorities will take at par for the space OF twenty
two yearsthe limit Of time for the loan 10 run re.
demon fund 70 be organized and set apart for the pay
ment OF the loan.
The Spanish squadron did escape from the Pacific
without damage. The Resolution caught IN tempest
OF Cape Horn, and damaged as TO put into the
Falkland Islands and remain there for repairs
valparaiso Is now once more becoming q very hVeiy
place OF business The shipping in the harbOr sapproach
ing its old standards the markets are brisk and prices
higher the banks considered better basis and all
the signs Of prosperity are TO be found on all sides All
the merchants dread now the reopenng OF the war and
renewed blockade Of their once 1Ourishlng port.
Admiral fuckers appointment has been confirmed by
the Gillian Government and he Ia therefore the chief OF
the whole naval force Of the United Republics"
BOLIVIA.
One Of the most important eventsso OF thegpreseEt
fury has recently taken place IN this Republic. For twen
tyhree years the Republics OF Chill and Bolivia had been
dsputing the night Of possessing strip Of country
lying along the borders of each Some Frenchmen dis
covered that the land rich with guano and desired TO
work H. but in the disputed state Of the title they could
get hold Of with any certainty Of being able 10 work
it loag enough realize fair These Frenchmen
therefore offered lend 10 Bolivia three millions Of dol
lars for the right and furnish arms &c the money thus
loaned be expended IN purchasing ships for the defense
Of the Of Melloncs General Santa Cruz ire
eolcilable enemy Of Chill, was at that time Bolivia