The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

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! he has met with from all classes OF society mus.
have convinced him that all attempts in that
line would DO Ruthless he seems not TO feel very
comfortable here and will leave by the first steamer for
the West Indies As l stated above he had inter-
view with the President Of this State who received him
courteousy, but codly understand that he presented
himself General 0iarts . sort conndensal agent
Of Messrs Morro Calancha Nea and others-n hne the
Mosquersas who had been obliged the Ishmus
for the Ishmus good He stated that all Of these
desrous Of returning to their homes where they would
spend the remainder Of their days in que.ness and
peace and have nothing 70 do with politics. and that
they had authorized him TO sound the present admins
traticn that point General Oare answered that he
prosecuted nobody for his political opinions and also
readily iorsave grave offences. Level de Coda might
| know in his With this tho subject dropped
hope that thu President would think twice before al
Level de Coda next stated that General Rudeciudo
Lopez and the President Of the state OF Bolivar
willing to recognize General Santos Gutierrez as Pres
dent OF the Union, soon a. he landed the shores OF
the republic THIS Is not improbable because Lopez
and Carazo must have the folly OF their ways; but
s not likely hat they would send out Mr.. Lever de
Coda with this announcement especially as they lately
on bad terms with him. The interview was closed
Thomas where he wished to meet Santos Gutierrez and
that he should continue his voyage to Europe where he
hoped he would DO So and wished him pleasant Tip
MI. f. Salgar, the Colombian Minister Washington
Ithmus IN which be complains OF The injustice OF those
who had charged him with improper and unaipIo-
conduct In the affair Of the r r Cuyer. III am
well informed, Mt sagar will publish sort OF card in
purpose of whtewashing himself. only hope he may
be successful IN this, but In the meantime retain my
opinion based upon the known facts have before
now the report OF Mr.. Plata Azuero, dated the
the Goth. The conclusions arrived al in this
document especially the proposition to bring Mr. sagar
OF
tional government at Bogota refrain from making
any extracts from the report wncn is very lengthy,
and only explains in lucid the facts already
knosnMr. Salgars declaration In regard TO tho
ship OF tho Cnyer the conflicting OF the Sec
rotary OF tho Treasury, and absurdity and Illegally
Of Mosquera being an individual proprietor of this war
vessel.
President Of the State Of Bolivar communicating that
the latter does not recognize the administration Of
have the highest idea OF the PATRIOTISM of the LEGISLATORS
Of Bolivar; but ! believe that they would have
served better both the interests or the sIate
eped 70 recognize the order Of things which
established at Bogota the ed Of May, as this
State and all other staes OF the Union have done In
this manner they would have Immediately pat an end 10
the disastrous civil war which at the middle of March
broke In Megdaena and threatens to extend
itself your State. Fortunately the Legislative As
sembly of Bolivar giving you handsome PROOF of
confidence your patriotism and good Judgment, has
presented to you an opportunity becoming bene
factor of unfortunate country, by authorizing you
in the last part Of article five of the law about Public
Order 10 recognize the government Of the 23d Of
March, IL you should think 1t compatible with the we
understood interests OF the STATE The interests
OF Bolivar be different from those of the whole
iatherand. In tho of tho latter implors
you make Of tho ample authority vested in you
by the legislators OF your people, and TO recognize
situation which has already been sanctioned by
Of eight States Acting this you will contribute
perhaps than any other of her sons to Co.
lombia from that dissolution towards which she
to be proceeding, and restore TO her peace and
GUILTY. which previous advantages she has not enjoyed
for time, and which she requires much to arise
from her present sad prostration. Eloquent words,
which have deep meaning.
The Dakota, Commodore Egbert Thompson, arrived
here last night from Callao
The movement on the Ishmus in favor OF inde.
pendence has como to sandsti until the question OF
the Panama Railroad Company's contract be fully
defined. The idea, however, s daily gaining ground
among the people themselves while the government,
present inactive But the matter DO continually
brought before the public through the papers, and
hope tho HERALD will continue lend its wide influence
to such audsblo obi 9c. The question will be laid
before Congress the beginning Of next year. and Will
then undoubtedly meet with the attention which its
importance deserves.
have some Information about the new railroad 10 be
built through Costa Rca in opposition 10 that Of the
Panama company. The agent of the Costa Riean gov
ernment, after fnilug TO place respectable number OF
shares the New York market. Notwithstanding the
OF J. C. Fremont and others the charter, went
TO England, where he pretends 10 have disposed Of
large number through the agency Of large railway
forthwith engineers have already arrived Nom Jon
the Atlantic da for the purpose feel confident that
can obtain reliable data about this enterprise, in which
British cap la ba again 81 work against Amer-
interest shall ventllats t1e matter at the proper
time.