The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-21

feitsd in case the railroad company should not perform
sacsspsien except ease. Of .cdsns, This vsse shall
also be foetea payRen. OF s rent or more than
time subjects the Company 70 payment OF interest at the
AR % In that for this privilege should
be FORTE ted the properly aud full possession OF the rail
sories sh, 70 the republic the company shall
have right to any ndemniheaton or remuneration what
Arr 3D. The government. OF the republic binds itself TO
. ira bot i necessary ss a
CABINS as which Il asss upon ITSELF and farssr that
privilege remains In force.
by 81 'i ss'Ss:
security FOR the loan canraced by said repab in London
under date October 1873 y Is hereby spulted that me
royernaent suosdiarv applicable to h' Payment q
the Of the 81 the IN
which the latter obliged pay London account Of
IN
ART a2 In sequence the stipulation ofartic the
1 ss OF s. 81
the proceeds 81 the undertaking and also he quota OF
Owe per which also had its favor By article
snSa !. had osen spalaai should not e less
:.ti.S immediately. sceoras the terms sA e,
.,ss s. up I, day which n. sns
Of The balance which may appear in fever Of The %
ART 81 csnsrovers!.. which may arise between the gov
.pect the meaning Of this coact sail be
acsoadny he and laws Of a
Ar, s. The years Of the dur.t,on OF me
By
mere fact OF its expiration the government Of the Colon
ban Union shall be substituted to the in all s
e. All s?ss Il
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ART 80 The present contract contains all thu grants ana
rSs &. It Is
5 @ Mh nS e
CONSUMED this contract unless they be grained by subse
81 The contract q April y 1850 approved BY ssis
e an' y O. @ and
as IN ~ articles will be sa0nied to o
ianed win be presented g Congress- whose sanction 4:
no IA Wseo The
duplicate sealed with the private seals Of each
S''N' W ''' w. . yokaE GUTIERREZ DE Lara,
s g. X f e 1s?s1 foSr thu The Company c'
B0a0r4' July s. is sxSrJg 2cssrA
j6Ras a6riERE;Ez DE LARA
Secretary Of Treasury and Public Works.
This Ia the contract amended and altered py Con-
gress and in force. Another article, put in by
the House OF Representatives providing for the case OF
Colonel Totien accepting the contract, ia now OF
vod as the representative Of the company signed
the amended contract.
The following Is the decree by which the contract has
become law OF the country
ARrs.E That The contract made z. B9gota ON the So Of
Of the Executive and George " Toen General Agent and
a n 81 @ a from
70 the snm hs o. an
Amendments inserted In the above translation OF the COM
pe,e , so n Rc be anPr hs n Of Aum< 1877,
Done At ''s0' me PEDRO ED % ooRrhz aohau1s
NJ, rLAsA AzgERo.
ENRIQUE CORES, secretary of the Senate,
FRsssco A. vELA, Secretary Of the House of Repre-
BoeorA, August Is 1867.
Publish and execute the above ,, cosr.
joasr GunnaRrz DE LARA Secretary OF Treasury and
or0r or The Esc TG.As 1nsu .s p IsS
iA' "' JoaGs eG;UTiERREz DE LARA. Secretary.
BY the royal mail steamer Tyne, which arrived at
Aspin wall on the 81 inst, after the sailing of the New
York boat, later news has been received on the
the Herald by last mail. In tho following letter, dated
Honda, August co. win be found few items In addition
iue government received the FIRST news Of Iopez's
submission by courier from Facatativa on the morning
Of the 18th. General Posada who had loft Bogota be-
fore this elsence had reached there to move down
TO the with the division from Antoquia in order
TO bring the Mosqnersas TO terms, received despatch
from government Ia Vlea tn the order TO roman
there til further advices. Shortly afterwards no was
ordered to proceed down to Nare whence he LETT Tor
Medelin. the capitai OF Antioqua The State OF San
In sccans jail ready 10 march to the coast at the first
notice This division was to be commanded by General
Ssntoiomingo, who would operate under orders from
Possdl Tho gueriIas in Cundnamarca, Boyaca and
Toma had never been very Formidable; a'ey the gov
eminent troops have routed them In all directions un
der Delgado's command in Boyaca and under that OF
Dlago IN rolima.
Lopez's troops arrived at Honda very much demon
allied. Some friends OF Mosquera tried TO persuade
Lopez declare himself for the exdc'aor but ne was
received to abide by his agreement with the new ad'
On she 18th meeting Of the friends Of vosquera and
some liberal adherents OF the new administration was
he'd at Bnro,a. This meeting was said TO have oeen
brought about common fear OF the conservatives,
who gaining more power but according 10 ast al
vicos IL led to nothing.
at Csrthagcn contrary TO the general belief The STATE
government received him with good deal OF attention
and enter aimed him at public breakfast Several en-
nen; members Of the conservative party accompanied
| him % santa Martha
The spanish mail steamer Mociezuma, which arrived
nj Aspnwal from that port and Carthagena ON the 9Th
brought no later int iigence Of any KIND.
The news OF the fall 81 Rio Hacha is fully confirmed
Leuienanis Nurdalgh and Dornn, two Of the officers
Of the Rayo who took the Colombia out OF tarthagcn
and delivered her ~ the authorities at Santa Martha
arrived al the former plac, IN the English mail steamer
They there for the p1rpose OF eudeavorng TO re
cover the personal effects or the officers OF the Rayo
which we're said to have been stolen by the natives
after the officers left the vessel on their expedition wiz
/ the Colombia Tho two above named officers nc
companied by two Others, named Borchert aud smith
and the whole pary landed shortly before sunset an
tosk lodgings at ,he Bolivar hotel Dornn and BorcheI
went to friend. and returning TO the hotel
night they found large crowd assembled In front OF u
| WHO let them pass N quietly, but before they ha
reached the first landing, assaulted them In the mot
| brutal manner. with pistols. machetes and oths
| weapons. Borchert hacked 10 pieces and Dorm
| seyersly wounded. In the meantime Murtangh W.
attacked at the club house aud bucbercd IN tue sam
cruel msnner. Smith escaped through mistake OF %
ruifaps who knocked his door, but receiving no a
| swer supposed he not in
| The American Consul, Mr.. Hannaberg, acted yer
kindly although he could protect the ex-rebcis
had tn. dead bottles buried and sent Dornn and Smii
| on board the TYNE. Dornin and smith are now
l Aspnwsil, thu former with broken shoulder bad
both awang the sailing Of next steamer for santa Ma
tina, where they oil excite thor fellow Officer
10 vengeance and Is not IT all unlikely nai this AHA
may have serious results. The "Coomoia" has a ere
| of about sixty men one half OF them bong office
| there arc no fewer than fourteen engineersl The.
have little TO DO and will naturally be eNasperated by h
news OF tho desth Of their mpanions The popula'
at Carthagena undoubtedly instgatef by feeling
OF hatred against those foreigners who had violently
| ken possession ~ the Colombia, on which cccssi,
several natives lost tier vesald u IA true that foreig
have no business whatever TO ri.y At politics IN u
country. But at the same time such brutcs a. Aendo