The New York herald., 1867-04-23


SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
The Trouble Between Mesquera and Con-
grcss Settled-The Terms of Agreement-The
English Bidding To Secure from COlombia
>she Panama Railroad COntract-MOre Idle
Reports about the n. H. Cuyler-Admiral
Tacker-Affairs ON the Isthmus. sc.
PANAMA. April IA, 1867
Full particulars regarding the late misunderstanding
between President Mosquen and the Colombian Con-
gross have been received The Of the incipient
Congress undoubtedly coerced into obedience by the
President but the story Of the and Imprisonment
Of sixty eight Congressman o malicious fasehood
The circumstances leading to the rupture between the
two par ties and the subsequent settIepent OF the diff
Guilty, may be told follows:-On the 11h Of March,
after much discussion in the Senate law passed
regulating the action of the national government the
OWL conflicts of States This law exacted that upon all
occasions the troops Of the general government should
refrain from interfering in the quarres Of the States
themselves and that the national government should in
times Of revolution maintain it's relations with the
sttutonal government of any State until the authority
Of such government became totally lost
In answer to this the 14th OF March, the President
sent message to Congress- declaring the un.
constitutional and tending TO throw the States into
miserable condition Of anarchy He reviewed at length
the results likely to arise this law carried OUT
stated the inability Of members sit in Con.
gre@ and the well known insanity Of Others and con-
cluded by announcing his fixed resolve all
necton between Congress and himself In pursuance
this nation the day he issued procla
nation declaring that with Congress had
ceased and decreeng that in this condition Of affairs
became necessary put in force the ninety first article
Of the constitution giving the President the power Of
condemning to death
This proposition OF Mosquera' seems to have had the
desired effect tor the 18th Of March the decree
suspended at the solicitation Of several public
whose opinion st the duty Of the President to
defer to-" On the same day the following s'agree-
nent' was made between Congress and the President:
FirstThe President will withdraw his dsavow
minority which has supported the Presldent PREVIOUSLY win
Of oVerh1owins the dictaorshp
deerces and contracts upon loans will remain with
se
organize the Panama Railroad Company according to pub.
Niaw and in such manner that the nation shall become
SsOOOOO ssoOOoo Fourth-The President accepts the
ssss without com eomsromIslns itself dstsrmnsd
sss f,ssideai ssthTSs law relative e she
sops will urn O. their 81 ,Ss =, s
former owners EgRhTae number Of troops win not Be
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The right and liberty to decide on all questions according to
These mutual concessions having been made Congress
ysassembed and things moved on in the accustomed
manner Mosquera issued mis- proclamation announcing
the fact, a. foows:-
CoLoxBASs-The 18th Of March, 1857 IA memorable day
y hs q s s sem .o the . %
have listened 70 the voice Of patriotism and renewed their
nation * Long s e SoH
naieiy beginning raise head has disap
peared Peace now secured and the EnecSsye has re-
bers-
"The voice Of patriotism" is good. II is . name
for bloody threats and armed Congress is
thoroughly cowed by listening to the voice Of patriot
ism' that the members will not abandon their patriotic
poston while Mosquera lives 70 rule over them with
rod Of iron.
By the following extract from letter written by one
q the representatives of Panama, in Bogota TO
gentleman in this city, and which ! clip from the
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retention Of the line in their own hands,
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render an attempts Or s1dispc:sd
Lave, ds God, VI. likely . nss. strong opposition
Of 500 TO 1000 men most Of them armed Al the time
shs left there was about being meeting be-
Inc spanish government Is evidently suspicious Of
the character and designs OF the steamer Rayo for
meriy the r Cuyler late advices state that two
menof- war are cruising or Santa Martha awaiting the
Of the q gsss IN heard
strucon Of number Of torpedo boats At Santa Martha,
which, whom completed are undoubtedly 70 be used in
the crusade against old SPAIN The ship was recently
Joined BY young Captain Reid from New York. who Is
20 command the vessel henceforward He is
said to possess daring spirit When Reid
was In Panama he endeavorcd 70 impress
his scquaintances with the idea that the Rayo was
in reality TO sail under Colombian colors, and
that as the attitude Of this country toward Spain Is OF
an entirely peaceful character, the ship would only 90
engaged in the legitimate employ Of President Mcsquera
But has leaked that the Rayo s preparing to war
against the spanish flag and n her captain succeeds Ia
euding the vigilance Of the Spanish mem of-war she
will play sad havoc with colonial commerce. Inc
steamer Moctezuma plying between Havana and Aspin-
WALL already marked for capture, and the knowledge
Of ths reaching the Cuban authorities has induced
ceaseess watchfulness their part II understood
that tho Rayo will sail under Bolivian coors instead OF
Peruvian or Chilean for what cannot surmisc
The experiments Of the adventurer Tucker 70 re.
organize the Peruvian navy, appear TO have availed
naughL His resignation being long expected did not
create any surprise either in private or official circles