The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-20
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Another legislative measure OF General interest 2 rs
instant regulating the shipment OF g. Jus ~. " oono
through those ports which have been neg 70 foreign
trade. This ia merely supplementary meA suse, Mnicn
had become necessary and will further facilitate ade
The Quotations OF the market for copper during lSe
fortnight are as follows0n the eve Of the departure
the last mail further sale OF 800 qqs OF bars was mads
Since then up 70 the arrival q this mail the only other
there has been Of 600 qqa in Tonsoy private
terms, and OF ores 500 qqs at So Is In Tongoy and
$500 aq in Los v0s Of - per cent. 4 81 81
news OF considerable advance In price In the English
market there will no doubt be corresponding rise
here f a.rr es.s err ~@r --t,
The news from this republic Is only in regard 10 the
movements OF the con,endng armies As one advances
the other retreats without having light or even skir
mish and there Is no present prospect OF the existing
civil war being brought to speedy termination IN,
Beyond what have given in the summary at the com.
there Is nothing TO communicate OF the least
Importance. Everything Will probably remain as at pres
ent until after the settlement OF the Chilean question
Then should Peru hold to the determination not to rc
cognze the late treaty with SPAIN the spanish squadron
then the whole farce will have be acted over again.
and an additional amount paid by Peru TO maintain
peace and recover her territory.
The port Of africa 10 being strongly fortified, and i'm
proved ordinance Of heavy calibre mounted
being done by the authorities TO benefit the condition OF
the city Strict police regulations have been made and
are being enforced and II peace only continues there is
hear from private sources that General Mosquera,
while IN Paris had the honor Of being invited to break
fast with the Emperor and Empress During the meal
while the conversation upon tho subject of Colombia
tho city OF Colon, or Aspinwall as we term II, was
touched upon and as the General no doubt
Maestes determined TO recognize Its existence favora
bly,, and notified the General that o statue or
CITY, to BIO placed In the public square Now this square
easily be found the map of the city but 1t would
be very hard matter TO discover II by gong over .he
have to be erected either one OF the wharves, be-
tween the railroad tracks, among the Jamaica nggers
else back in the swamp for know OF no other place.
except the space the church, and II any
is erected there hope that the Panama Railroad
Company will that IL is of W. H. Aspinwa, alter
whom the town was named, the name OF Colon being
used by the natives and Europeans only who hate the
American name which Is the only legitimate and proper
one for the place. Chow We apples swim" is an old
saying which applies in this case. The General no
doubt spoke OF our railroad wharves and our this
and that II the people OF this country were the pro-
ector constructors and present owners Of the only i'm
provement worth speaking OF In the entire republic
Mosquera Is one OF the vanest men In this world and
though professedly r'prblcan and fond of nggcrs
nothing ckcs him much being noticed by royalty
Napoleon seeing this, and with bis quick disc9nmen
OF how easily he might strong friend In tho per-
son OF the President elect of one OF the Central Amer
can republics Immediately commenced his attacks by n
few little civities that cost nothing and from all can
learn he has outfanked the General completely, merely
by patting him the back fcw times and calling him.
may be- ian old brick )" some other such friendly
term Tho General Is now expected daily In one OF his
men war Possibly he may have the statue for Colon
as ballast II 81, whet grand time we will have IN
seeing II uncovered alter, as have before mentioned
find place to put II where II Will be out OF the mud
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The steamship Henry Chauncsy. Captain Gray, nom
New York the 30th ult arrived at Aspinwal on tho
7th inst a. daylight, and the steamship Mcclellan, from
New Orleans having the First regiment OF United States
regular cavalry on board rived at the same port
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