The New York herald., 1867-02-01
uua PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

Uuh PANAMA IuhhtSPUNueN6k.
Tho Late Troable with she United states
Minisser--A Late Revolutionist Appointed to
n ommand-Baukruptcy of Ghe. Republic
Tho Panama Railroad ExtcnsiOn--Tho Uni.
ted States Gunb0at Sac0-A lPresidential
TOur-Central America-Death Of DIR. Hine,
United States Consul mt San Jose-Return
Of the Isthmus Surveying Expedition, Nc.
PANAMA, Jan. %, 1867
The statement of General Piherez, especial envoy''
from Mosquera the Panama authonties that olarte
President Of this State attributed the agitation Of the
independence Of the Isthmus TO STEW ambitious Yam
KEGS" is unequivocay denied. Olarte, letter pub
isned in the Panama papers, addressed to the Secretary
OF Interior at Bogoa that Pnerez has uttered
whfui and unmugated falsehood IN attributing the
expression OF such sentiments to any member Of the
government here. lHe says that in conversation
with Pinerez the Americans only referred to
once and then the President alluded to their energy
perseverance, and publicspredness and acknowledged
that the Isthmus owed its importance mostly to their
enterprise Olarte avers in the most positive TERMS
that he gave Pherez to even infer that he
entertained feelings OF anmosity against the yankees,
by whom has always been treated in the kindly
spirit.
translate the following paragraphs from the columns
fthe Erea de Panama, relating the difficulty be-
tween Minister at Bogoa, Mr.. Burton and the Co.
lombian govcrnmcnt:-
IL 10 certain that Mr Burton United states Minister TO
Bogota has demanded his passports Through private
learn the following this interesting
matter:-Mr. Burton, in common with many other
foreign representatives, has long complained OF the
unusual uncivil and rude manner in which he
has been treated in his official position The commun
cations by him TO the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
on certain matters were not answered, the
letters addressed by him to the party, demanding
At least the acknowledgment OF the receipt Of his Of
dciai documents Frequently Mr.. Burton has had to
complain Of this extraordinary conduct and he has as
ofen been that in future he would be treated
hausted. and on Saturday he demanded an Interview
ef Monday passed away his demand not needed
Then taking into consideration that the disregard ana
ef tSc nation he represents, he demanded his passports
Soon after these communications were received by the
Secretary messenger was despatched 70 the Legation
with Ot7cial notes, but MIR. Burton refused
20 reoeive them. Then DR. Manuel Morro personally
presented himself at The Legation This gentleman had
9ssG sonf IVa ne M Sickness the k Moro
deavored TO excuse his conduct toward Mr Burton and
begged him to read the r. 3cted communications. Mr
g. did so and fouud ,hat Of them appointed an in
,erview with Mcsancra On tho following Sunday,
Tho American MIN sies, distinguished by his calm
ness and smiabiy uani ssied his willingness listen
70 the excuses of Lie secretary, but eventually de-
maadcd that the a,ss:ei should ss suomsd 70 the the
not recsIved favorsby by the government however, as
tho sentiments Of the diplomatic corps we're too well
sln psndipg Ar Burtons interview with Mosqueia I'd
not taken place. It may be that all differences will be
,ettied N friendly manner, but II Is not improbable
that the departure Of Mr. Burton for the coast will
take place He will there await Instructions from his
government In Peply 70 statements already forwarded
Luis Level de Coda an individual Of sombre vsage,
who tried his hand the game OF revolution in Panama
on the oath of March last aud who badly beaten In
hs attempt has been appointed TO the command of the
Yrss diyssan OF national troops stationed al santa Mar
sba After Goda's little failure at Panama he was very
properly banshed from the country but tickle fortune
has again smiled him. and he is now on the high road
90 success his pet scheme II the present governments
Of the State Is eventually ovcrthrown is far TO infer
thai Coda will do the job, as his command IS closer 70
Tns sdminstraor Of national affairs on the Tsthmus
has informed the Secretary Of State that ne WIZ pc unable
70 dsry the travelling expense: ot oongresen r. VINO mo
House rhe assigned IL that there are 20 funds
in the treasury Of the department but that in pct De;
ncis already exists striking instance oip0htcal
ruin and bankruptcy has been rarely afforded
Ibehsve IL intended by the managers OF thePanama
Railroad 70 push the claim for extension OF hrr prv
eres ths winter All negotiations this point heretofore
have boon failures, but the company wh eno&vor 70
ss.s ;Ss !, rheg VIII probably
ina renewal of their charter. "a the impecuneiV
Nosqussa such that he will be quite ready 70 issn
Sso~d me company succeed their design thsy viii
scos begin an sx.eps,0n ssn ,he MAINLAND py about tw
milea OF shoal This distance viii pe ordged owe
order 70 prevent tho delay ana Sesaon =.
shore 20 anchorage. II will cost pile OF money nov
svsr and tho company do not feei lus,ine1 10 unde M
taking the Improvement until assured OF Their urn no
npon the road for at least twenty years TO come
Ths United States gunboat saco has been despaicht
from Aspinwali 70 Csrthagena, ~ the service or u
rsnaI snryeyors about to begin operations the ls
mus OF Daren They have been awaiting the appea
ance OF an engineer from Carthagena who Is famili
rtn the route and whom the saco returns the party
Of his bigger brother OF the United state
rss,ans nlsrtc has signHed his intention OF making
intensive tour through the state he VIII leave !
Shiriqui the 25th inst, and during ms absence enc
Aefsc OF this department WIN P'es'oe over 'ne a"'''
party Of gentomcn, numbering some forty or or ~, ai.
ssvs.ss s,nce IN the New Zealand Company's steam
Prime Aired The gulf and bay Of Panama are M
deAiiu places 10, v she various Islands ris
roughly and irreeulariy from the os1,,, bosom o.
20. Their vs,dSre, ,ri,s,snsv smy a. this season
the yes Tns Prince Alfred, after short stay q.
sisndsbrought the party back to .ns cry ~ % s
its memSers Il decidedly draw - 70 "no ~ss
better Cd at the end Of the excursion. A.. .ov.
senor casanova the gentleman 10 whom tne gove
of cs%ena snea an water e This city s a
csua worth, 10 about to solicit capital LOT tne sns
ss AssSon s ss as0r sGs % l actively
Tho yellow Iever has entirely disappeared .aoI, -,
sshmus no ces having occurred since my ys,,c ssu ,e
There 10 not the slightest reason 70 fear an epiaemc
The Parrersburg arrived from the Central Amer
CO.'S, on the leth Instant with dates 70 the 18th. ~
Dr. Hine, United States Consul al San jose, ueu
me ssh Of January. Hc Of the most enerp
ing foreigners In Costa Rcs, had done much for
ms agents Of a Havana firm had arrived at Guatem
city for the purpose q arranging WITH the governm
Ientrnl America and Cuba
Honduras papers announce that the rtvernuen
that republic had, through it's representative in Pa
sntsred into contract with the French government
fhs coossructiou OF interoscanic railway across
there hid bcen another attempt at,revolu.ion In NJ
r,,a but the trouble was speedily lrolled snd
,bs Panama Ssnv and Herald has the following II
yicarAguan news - -
al A AeulnwaII from Greytown, that up TO the
4 forty deaths from cholera were reported as ha
, urrcd among the unfortunate PASSENGERS ana Y
,lss troope detained on the transit The agent o.
esmsrs Captain Merry. was mobbed BY the passe'
q, Allowing the Moses Taylor TO sail Tor san iran
,bort them and he very Narrowly escaped
IN 1 q csucsi letter from senor Don Miguel J
,ysynor OF Guanacasta, 70 the Governor o.
,Fenss I ssvs that he had Just received, "a,