New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
PANAMA..

EXPECTED CONFLICT BETWEEN MOSoUERA AID TUX CON-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMONG TIKI LEADERS OF
THIsDARIEE CANAL EXPEDTTToS-DEAT OP TIKI UNITED
sTATBs CONSUL At PANAMA-THE GENITAL AMERICAN
REPUBLICS.
Prom Our Special Correspondent ~ - ,o,r
1t is generally believed at Bogota that upon tha
meeting of Congress, fixed for tomorrow, Mosquera
will be placed on his trial before that body. The
Grand General says however that 10 is not his VIII
that Congress should meet and that, therefore. they
shall not The general opinion here is that Mosquera
is working to purpose that he is ambitions OF more
power and that In hope of reaching the great object
of his ambition he is doing his utmost to excite
general revolution, succeeding in which be viii de-
clare himself Dictator. At Bogota great excitement
prevails; a revolution is mOmenarily expected, and
such are the apprehensions with which all are seized
that whole families are fastening from the NATIONAL
capital.
The expedition which came out here TO make tho
survey OF route across the Isthmus of Darien tds.
covered by citizen of the United States Mr.. An.
thonie de Gogorza) suited 10 the making shiPcanh
between The two oceans, has broken mp very sudeny.
Mr. GOgorza thinks that Mr. spooneT the agent EN-.
ployed by the persons who were treating with hmon
the subject, has been engaged III piece OF shaip
practice namely, that SpO0ner INTENDED 10 use te
KNOWLEDGE sufreptitiOusly gained nom GogoTza foi
his own purposes and then throw him overheard; and
upon this ground the latter has entered protest az
the United States Consulate against the kHowiedge
so obtained being used The reason assigned, now
ever for the hitch, is the continued III health OF Mr..
Davidson the chief engineer engaged on the surveys
but This Mr. GoTgoZa argues, need not have induccu
Mr. SpOoner TO act as he has done seeing that tug
assistantengineer was, by the contract, empowered
10 carry the survey in the event OF the decease %
sickness of the chief engineer. Mt SpoOners conf
duet after his frequent and enthusiastic expressions
TO several individuals as to the Feasibility OF the route
proposed is viewed in this community with considef
rabie suspicion and there speculatons on loot
openly expressed too, as to the lntiuences DtOught
to bear which do not feel myself JUSTIFIED TO conn
Tae Pcaam6 Star and Hadldhas been quite jubilan5
at what it is pleased TO designate the failure OF the
expedition, stating that 1t was gwen up ior the esl
emit if not finally abandoned; that since MI SpQonera
arrival at Panama he was convinced from lnformaS
ton received here that the enterprise was lnPIacts
cable, and that this, coupled with Mr.. Dayldsons
Continued in health induced Mr. Spoouer to leave fof
the States. Unfortunately for this version, Srb
Spooner had expressed himself IN terms Just the OK
posite TO many persons hereby leaving room TO sns-
pect that either The Star has misunderstood or miss
represented Mr.. SpOOner. i am satisfied, however,
that the success Of this undertaking is only CUES,
The health of our city is not, by any means, just
now what it usually is. There have been many deall
of af Or r Le u United States Codsd to Panama Ha
died at the Consulate at $40 a. IN. on ule <stn III
stant after afew days illness OF ieyed ana ana was
the same day with full masonic honoTs ne having
been the Master of the Lodge recently instituted n
this city He was truly good man. He entered ON
his duties as Consul in the latter end of 1865 from
which time he discharged the important duties Oh MS
office faithfully with credit to himself ana hOoi ~
his country. Mr. Thomas j. Gamble Vlce-C9nsui, -
at present Aeting-COnsul, q worthy man aiso, any
who it is to be hoped, will be confirmed rs ConsufJ
The weather for the last few days has Deeh vyery
sultry with occasional showers oil ram ne LenSar
mOmeter in the shade, to-day, STOOD al 90 fanrcn7
heit, time midday. ,,-..:t, o,r;,oJ hara
Yesterday 3Oth instr the former fr0m Csnlait
America and the latter nom the west coast OF oontn
America The amount of specie and nefehahulssa
brought b. the former may be briefly staten as IoIs
lows total amount of specie, S5O; the packaRes oA
merchandise for different destinations are, Tor LyerN
poo 2lQ; Southampton, 1856; st. Nazalre l4Qi new
York 1858: San Francisco ]; South Pacnnc' 20
Panama 100; Colon, 2--TOta 1853 pkgs, Inc heI
pubics of Central America appear to be IN proeperr
ons condition, and, generally, things are LOOKING up.
The crops more OF less promise WELL except te colS9n
crop of San Salvador which has suffered condeTaDY
from the cotton blight and an excess OF ram Eini1
arrived at Guatemala They were well received, aug
grants of land made TO them. Six families OF emfy
GRANTS were brought to ST. Thomas from New orleans
by the schooner Village Belle. They wereall OF theln
kindly received. Cholera is SAID 10 nave gisr
appeared entirely on the Nicaragua route, ing
specie brought by the Fav0rta from the west lousy
amounts in all to $SS2l, Of which S3l6 are 9es.is
for Europe and 81 1888 forsPanama. VI mercnan.;oee
the number Of packages for different deS S vsis
are: for southampton 402 Liverpool go E.nI f
256; Central America, q; Panama iol1orss fons
pkgs. il we except the amount OF I, eA iPonrts "a
Antioquia the news is unimrortant ins ig' sie5Set
export in gold is equal TO $I566S9 lO lh s'e'S '''
giving total of $l7S,SS' 10
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