The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

the city constructing several new cuivers In order 70
perfect the drainage Of the city and others o. similar
and which will be carried out disturbances do not break
out among the people,
We learn that General Mosquera has contracted IN Eng
land for two steamers Of nine hundred and the other
OF five hundred tons for to the navy OF
Colombia The first is 70 be employed on the Atlantic
viii ask that his contracts for these vessels be assumed
BY the Colombian government and II II Is refused he
purse They are 70 be employed hear more as revenue
cutters than menofwar and the wise heads say that
their end will be transfer % the merchant service
maintain Them but because they will become dangerous
tools il in the hands Of dangerous men The General Is
make his appearances in about month gentleman Of
this city, nAtve told me day or two since that II
generally understood TO what purpose MosqHe as
coming was mot looked upon favorably. He m1
said that the authorities hero were determineG 70
and would give him 70 understand vsy plainly that i hs
came peaceful errand very we'll; but II not and
his intention stir up strife here once more among
confusion he would be taken charge Of and kept under
strict surveillance until he Left the place. In my opinion
this 70 % hOsqus.ss wsse oo
than likely 70 occur on his advent ].
In my last gave you an account Of the attempt o.
cleared with the papers under the flag Of the United
States Since then he has transferred the ownership 70
another party who has believe re right 70 Amsrc ca
has sailed with full cargo Of provisions ana osner sup
plies for the Spanish squadron IN the South facnc Tne
full particulars Of this transaction have not yet leaked
out but hope to DO abe TO obtain them successful
shall give the names Of every party concerned IN tne
AFFAIR for there S very rotten N II yGn
Il is disgaceful 10 think that the stars and Stripes viii
be found to cover vessel carrying supplies tor INC
seriously The we'll being Of the weak but prosperous
republic Of Chile. We Of the United States, VINO wish
and expect 70 aid the weaker Power either especaiy
~vvro thstD to NJ Onrpn
horrence pcpctrated by who may have the
right TO call himself citizen Of the United States merely
his pockets, especially when the act is in violation
OF all his previous protestations OF patriotism ana
fondness for republican institutions put there are
suppose who would not hesitate to sell their others
II money could DO made by tho transaction trust
vessel and cargo may be captured by Chilean cruiser
when the point Of her ownership and how she became
50 win DO brought in shape ssoas
foreign ports Of American vessels leads 70 no good re-
suit and yet look for trouble to grow out OF TINS
makeshft ever since her first and unlawful transfer TO
Victor Plise when he was unawuly recognized as an
American citizen and which transfer a. rslerea 70 IN
The United States ship st. Marys,, Captain Covo-
coresss from Callao arrived the 25th inst to relieve
the United States ship Cyane, which vessel WILL gracls
a Dios leave in q few days for San Francisco must
here state that all Of Marys men VINO nave peen
mus aE are 81 and
their conduct In the streets Of Panama. as well as their
general appearance s MOST disgracefu and disgusting
warsmen were in former times It Is said that the boats
composed Of these negroes because the wne
Is vcry plausible, for Il was compelled this climate
especially swing In hammock on the berth DECK o.
sloop ofwar surrounded with such quantity OF oirsy
looking and foul smelling freedmen, would run the
vcry rst chance even compelled TO leave the pay Of
. cruise behind me. Poor white Jackf he has become
Tho slave and the negro the freedman What cnange
from tho time when an American man-ofwar boat and
its were the pride Of every American citizen In
80 No new developments respecting the robbery Of Mr.
Rittenhouse the United States feet paymaster have
transpred since my last Tho evidence against Bradley,
be overwhelm,ng; but here II may bs different and We
await with much interest the result Of tho trial a. II
tmprcved during tho present administration must,
however cay that the present Project Senior Das has
sxhbtsed marked energy and 10 the mat
brought 70 speedy punishment and the recovered money
turned over 70 les proper custodian .~
MISCELLANEOUS rEwp 40
The steamship Now York, Captain Hsrner, from Now
York on the 2ls uit arrived at Aspinwal at scven
On the 10th Ass nails and pssssnssss Sssa a.
steamship Colorado, and sailed tho same night TOR sar
TSe dry seasou Is now upon us in ali liz glory with
hne brAc ng nortncry Winds and nights that cannot b
surpassed In beauty anywhere in the world Naples no
excepted TIE hssa q the samus Is also 20
Panama may be said 70 bs vastly cleaner 10 appearance
i dene ois:se' tSs cscsr Who commanded the stat,
troops during the nvason from the CsucA and who wa
g sgnay suocessful in defsasne the sysdsrs T. no.
the popular candidate for the ncxt President OF th
6aM The selection, Ishould thin 10 an sEceiient one
Hs isa man Of fine personal appearance has proved
unsssam,ns, and sbovs ali, he Is White man and
gentleman He u highly thought q throughout The
staae that big election, think will b. an easy matter
The Peruvian war stesmcf Chaaco 10 now here under
going rspsirs 90 Ths vessel y the ono purchased
Company She has great speed and can carry, II necss
say, very heavy battery, and win Be- ussfui vessel II
proper hands not only 70 force the blocksds bnt 70
noy bockAAeFA Il 10 thought that before leaving thi
port she may embark some very heavy guns and othe
understand that an agent has been appointed hers
for the Inman line Of betwecn Now York ant
Liverpool This is an excellent move and must befcr'
long be tho means Of braging many passengers TO New
Thomas The difference in the pr,ce o. passage will
able passengers TO remain in Now York few days AND
the sights while the time s shorter than by thu
royal mail line. The ships, with fine sccommodA
uons. combined with tho rapid time that We now have
between Aspnwall and New York VIII mako this rout
most popular and everything should be done 10 brns
II before the travelling public In proper shape Thu
agent here will do his share, know and viii DO tn,
company's fault IL IL Is not q great saccess
Our Caiiss Corresponaencs.
a.. Ed CArI.Ao, Dec II, 1895
Dotn0s a As Ncs s'Provsiowoi Supreme chef" Gene
raj Prado-FrgteSed Infernai Improvement, de-
Al this date the republic Of Peru remains tranquil.
Commerce pretty active and government conducted
In satisfactory manner by the supreme Chief =
Further reductions continually being made on aI
supcrAuous oflccs and expenses 10 that should the
same continue for sonie time, great saving will be
made TO tho nation and ts natural developed
in such manner ~ 70 require much less assistance
from foreign COUNTRIES IN the shape Of oans than for
mory. ~ p tt iH
Although on the eve Of rupture with Spain on behalf
Of Chile u In In contsmpat,oa u proceed n with
the making Of the projected railways snd roads the