The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HERALD.

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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TINE HERALD
The Impeachment Of Mosauera-Er Minister
| Saisnr and Consul Agudeio Indicted with
Him-Their Probable Banishment-slos-
| Quera's Relations with the Government OF
| Peru-Strause Views OF Congress TO w hat
| MosQuern Observation-Disclosures to the
| Next Presidency-A Revolution Imnin mt.
PANAMA, Sept IL. 1857.
The impeachment OF hosquera, his secretaries and
othor helpers is undoubtedly occupying the alton
ton OF the Senate. Tho bill OF accusation signed on
tho 9Th Of August by the House OF Representatives,
| commences In the following words
The House Of Reprssen,atyes By virtue Of the poysr
~ ire Dy ,ns ssooS paragraph Of tho ayhd
r. s N H. &c
o. State. J. RSi.s asrrde Er L.rsscas Mo-tes r.
Jsdsss q The supreme sedsr. Oour. !. 3. xrinja
crime. oo%nsssd in lie desass f S. a1'
I've functionA
Then follows long list of charges against each Of tho
above named individuals Those against the Judges and
Of the Secretaries very light referring only to
their acit acceptance OF Mosqueras iegates and win
probably be thrown by the Senate. Tho charges
against Mosquera number twenty three in all, and
although many will barhaps b put aside BY the Senate.
enough remain to condemn him He ana bis principal
secrs,aes will most likely be- banshsd from the
try.
Felipe Zspata WAS elected ssacsussr by the House.
and. his declining. DR.. Pablo Arossmens, from
Panama was put in his place The indictment for the
secret trcaty with Peru. OF which speak 1t another
place. will be separate from the general ona
A few days before the bill approve Mosquera
hts resignation President The document is
full Of noe phrases but rather ridiculous coming
from man who s In prison on charge Of treason and
other crimeS Congress- OF course took NOTICE Of It,
Every dav almost bringa To ii0ht
ling piece OF statesmanship of MosquerA's short but
evenfuI administration One OF the darkest parts OF his
policy his singular conduct In the SpanishChean
After having given the most solemn pledges Of
remaining neutral found him mysteriousiy involved
In the Cuyer'' affair." active correspondence was
kent up between him and Prado's government; Peru.
Wan bonds discovered in Bogota, and lastly, an
admiral Of tho Peruvian navy aeut 10 get him out
OF prison In former letters have already hinted at
private understanding between the government Of
Peru and Mosquera by which the latter tor consider
aon lent his name and that OF the republic which he
ruled for furtheripg the interests OF the former
In the difficulty with Spain Tho cat has bsen lot
out OF the bag, and there Is no need for
Disgusting the simple fact that Mosquera together with
salyar. his minister at Washington, and Agudeo. the
Colombian Consul General New York. sold themselves
to the Peruvian government and violated the pubic
trust rcposed In them and international good faith ~
upCumont8 tranSlate Oo0W,
los OF which have received through private channel,
expose tho whole thing These documents report
and Indictment drawn up by the Committee Viola
on Of tho Constitution and Laws Of the House Of Rep
rosenatves Bogota which will undoubtedly bs read
n the United States with interest," especially with
regard tn General Sagar, who on his leaving Washing
ton, rsceivod such . euiogy from Mr. johnson. need
hardly mention that the whole scheme by which Colon.
ba to DO dragged into the sauabbe between Spain
and the South American republics is nov forever ex
pioied, and that Admiral Montero win meet with no
success In Bogot6 in hts exert6ns for the "Grsn
GENERAL" The gallant Admiral whom last heard OF,
about four days the capital, Colonel Espejo.
cabuet courier Of the Peruvian Legation, who WAS on
hm way 70 sns coast went up tho rvcr again WIN n'
when the proofs OF Mosqueras secret and unauthor.
lied dealings with foreign government without the
body and OF tho whole people discovered in the
archives Bogosa 1t necessary that the Legislature
tho parties engaged in such licr negotiations response
bio for them. Al the Same time Congress wished to
might result the Peruvian government Of this
fortunate affair. for this that they did not
speak Of tho Cuyer" business, although they
that others connected with those negotiations
Of the word treaty they that Of egree
mont; and that they finally do not that bust
moss In its international bearings have from GOOD
authority that OF the spuatons Of the secret treaty
was that Moquera should forfy Santa Martha and Car
thagsua and TIE Iaaaus In order TO prevent the Span.
poses and TO be prepared against their attacks
Columbia, rather Mosquera. would have commenced
SnoS now wound have aoa IN the con
with the United States In which he necessarily would
have found himself on account Of the transit o. the
tho UNI cd States their government and people, was one
Of his motives this very foolish intrigue and blinded
him tho fatal results Is would have had for him and
The report and bill OF indictment relative to the secret
treaty with Peru and which is separate from the accu-
saton mentioned above reads IN translation as follows:
The Committee Violation Of tn. Constitution and Laws
20 s 80 eVse sreemn concluded ON the sS Of
august between Of the repa bic and the
Iayo formerly Cuyer) was acquired IN New York and
d Of said
"a en- S the 18th o a. Angus.
OHs, 81 TsT and s N WITH a sSS b.
expires. rnaon Of the President Of The repubc did
oue Manuel reire. vn FOR MS object others the
soquision Of vessel. which should come % our waters IN
S Sa 9' a saS 1so being
also appear; that s,Sd S,1 S Mon
sasra End General fu,toSc sss,r and Consul ener
sss,oss Sacsa"d
aS into be %
waters under the name o. Rsyo after certain dincntes
az ss az '
abstans from giving opinion about this negotiation in s
pr sons 10 Se sr relations
eervng the interference Of Congress and the ocal re-
suonsbty In so far they concerned ond partly be-
committee find that the criminal law
be applied here far theaccusaton goes for jndci
penal legislation has not been provided for IN
Of violation OF international law accord ne 10 number
article OF the constitution. Iour
| committee therefore, confines Itself Judge said
agreement an internal regard 10 laws. The
given the President OF the republic TO this
negotiation great that when the House Of Repre-
sentavos tried the OF the Rayos
coming Shores the President did not hesitate mo-
TO commit the great eesity OF dissolvine Congress
BODY before the nation and the whole
world responsible for the crime Of high and for
the very grave onsequences foreign You know
the nation knows, and the whole world knows that ne
House the affair OF the
Ravo" which was rather mysterous the President had
formerly declared ofncial document that she his
property did only exercise OF its constitutional
powers but fulfilled ia duty not to be remiss IN the clearing
Of the highest Importance which tho light OF the
foreign press made apparent Without any doubt the
the republic exceeded his powers partly In ap