New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

ire. .n, n favor of,e American Government un, expire
IN he wear s II ee Of The parties should notify ne opl
al a ,elve month. before the stipulated time. 10 would ."
IN, thsi Won discuss aresdT the question, u ~
eoysnicn no. 10 let ths guar ntee continue tosse ~
~, Which Il may have a. some tlno iAf OF 'f'
se erection, Of money when in virtue q defective
con r5u0n have been male from some Amefcsn ci'llrus
The state q Bolivar have SVEN ne 20 renewed cams %
the part 4 te American Legation. which has not been
% IN. 5a,ty y ~ in I'd State Is1~s may
BE- objection bic tor other reasons - oE lA'anc. ts
sions OF pol Teal which ral forth al ~1taeTlnsy pa
reese m W u amount and account Of the AGENTS an4 TIE
terms Of ter f,roa end coeeon Pe' ~, - nv
-. -. 80 -,si t.rf0s h e not iust tl.t thoy
shol De .aapel n relggIaylions iof "A.ch iAy - ID
sen-e sre r..syonsi3lr.'
President Muilo evidently does not favor the con-
tinuauce OF tie treaty with tAe United States Govern
mcnt wherein the latter power guarantees TIE So'e-
reirutv Of this istbmus. u CONSIDERATION q certain
privilege which are also specneq IA me 49, $50
ment. Yet. IN view Of the probable war WIZ SPAN
Colombia would Dee giving death bio" 10 her own ~
terests by arnulllR THIS treaty IRON when sue lts AZ
ready derived peculiar benefit do not tAiHk t-e
recommendation @. the outgoing Accumulation VIII
be teeded by Congress.
General Tomas C. De Mosqrera, President elect,
whose tern Il office begins on the IT, po1imO has not
vet arrived fron Europe. II is now impossible FOR him
10 reach Bog0ta IN for biz Inauguration at the
usual me and consequently Congress, IN tne exercise
offs lawful functions has appointed senior DaiIiuo Is
manager of be affairs OF tue country until the cONstu
tiona President arrives.
T5e Bar5aeoas mines are stil attracting the aten-
ton OF tic mining rOpuoton OF the Fatluc coast Ac
counts OF the mines continually improve, Cnu u Is su4
that p-bprever l9sty Californian Yields his pee ana
shovel TIRE preriou metal IS found OF qUahty lnstI,
pass be- ard I'm gu city precldl1g TIE p0ssinhly Oh
cntlria i.roprtea lie facAties fIf uit-
o1g are good-lI WlsAIag especially 20, az tLefe 10
rains every day iu the year
4 party of over 100 miners who recently salei loI
Barbacoas o. the steamer Guayaquil, held meeting
on board the ship and adopted resolutions q concla
tory character toward the natives Of the country 70
winch thoy are emigrstng. The latter people VINO arc
chiefly celebrated for the scantness OF thtr Wearing
apparel and their primitive habits geneldDy' arc 'eI!
Jealous Of foreigners and view with dispieasnre inc
efforts being 10 develop the mining interests q
tie country. They evidently don't want 10 learn any
thing nu. the industry and science OF the American
mus eventually triumph over ilcir auhfa1y, as they
usually DO over Other Obstacles.
THE IsIHIUs.
TO the resident Of Panama the Barbacoas fever has
no. extended. We have "ilc' nearer hOms. few en-
torprisng gentlemen are abegt TO open nine upon
what is known rs the " Thomson claim" which has
long been celebrated fr TIE quantity and richness Of
its gold After personal inspection correspondent
oyors that this claim is fer ABOVE the average quality Of
the mining lands Of the western territories. Even by
the most primitive system 81 uinlLf, from SIX 20 ten
cents per pan be taken from the drt On almost any
part " The clom The present o. the mine
template working II by tie most approved method.
application Of Hydraulics wi! Immediately develop the
richness Of tie mine, and viii undoubtedly produce
wealth ike that Of ancient India.
Practical men who have just been making tie most
thorough examinations write expressing the conycnQn
that the lsthmus Of Panama IS one vast gold Led reach
ing from shore to shore and ron the AtratO 70 the
Aqua Duce Based this opinion Is npon the minutest
leearclcs Of scientific men, II is to be implicitly relied
upon and If the proper steps re taken greater part
Dt the emigration from California 10 Barbacoas VIII
speedily be diverted toward tie Isthmns.
There are TLmOI OF another revolution IN this state
II is said that Dr.. MORO, who has been directly con-
lerued in every rebellion which has taken place here
ion dozen years is the originator and general man
lger Of the movement His present scheme VIII hardly
lpproach "a successful end.
The United States dOuble-onder SuwGnee, has left
Ills port for CahaO. Her sister ship, Waarer, Is on
iis station. HE flagship Lancaster IS daily expected
~ arrive.
The Guatemala. Cant. Dow, from Central American
ports Las arrived but brings 40 news worthy OF note