New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

PANAMA. oct. 49, 1867.
There is not much of interest transporting at
present in this city The Assembly after sitting for the
prescribed time, has been formally prorogued
The wet weather the sthmus has set in. The public
health is favorable IN consequence.
BY this mail a matter which has been puzzle TO Colon
bans, enigma ana fright TO spanars, and somewhat
Of a mystery readers in the United States will be
solved. aude to the Rayo, alias r. r.. Cuyler. Some
time hgO mentioned that documents had been found
among the papers Of the defunct administration which
entirely Mosperas asseverations to the contra
~ Observation-Disclosures the RAyo never was lawfully
the property either Of MosQuCra himself the nation OF
which lie had been Presidents and the whole arrange
ment has become generally known through the pnblca
ton at BogOa OF secret treaty entered into between
the cX-Grand General and the Government OF Peru by
which the Republic OF colombia became bound 70 the
purchase Of ships and munitions Of war contracted tor
Prado's Government in the United states and England
hut which, by reason Of the observance OF the
Neutrality laws by those two countries, In
all that related TO the war with Spain could not ne OBJ
originally intended. This treaty The whole negot-
alton Of which appears 10 have been carried on WIN con
been carried into effect most damaging Ia the Interests
finally involved these States I'm the war now pending be-
tween the southern Republics and SPAIN by It's ptoNIs
purchase these vessels &C. az me price cuhtraecI lor
10 repay any advances inside by The Peruvian Govern
mcnt and 10 pay any balances due uhc security for
which moneys consisted Of custom dues, the railway
rental lands and shares In the Bucnavcntura road 10
receive mo thelr service any vn uoa !, s.'
vessels, ani hnaly M cHSc lue ""uiulili III
meut found themselves compelled 10 violate ms
v,
on the Pacific coast that shall be fixed by the
Peruvian Government In return for these adj
in case Of Colombia Joining the southern contest To lend
sum Of money with the stipulation that II he expended
In fertilization the Atlantic coast ~ Colombia and for
war purposes generally or civ, The guarantee OF Peru
10 n loan exceeding N000N, 20 be raised IN the Eu-
most superficial observer that these arrangements
Peru monupozed all The advantage. and the conclusion
is inevitable that in acting he did In this foolish
ccrn Mosquera behaved crimnaly toward lis country
There can be no doubt, however, that ms idea Was 10
VIII If
gIandzemcnt for with the use Of several powerful war
ships at his disposal ne could nave sncccssin!y car
tire Republic into aect submission to li, VIII. Nor must
the fact be overlooked that in order To gain s end he
took steps that would certainly have impcrcd the pcO
PIE ~ this country and dragged them 10y the head aud
shoulders into the spanislrlcruyian imhfogio.
Gen. Aco~a. the acting President, has understand.
rdnitc .ttl@d and ms il has been decided 10 return
her to the American port from which she taken, Dr.
crnr,cuf IN prnccrd to Washlnton and av tie whole
affair before the Government there. well ~ To arrange
little international questions which have arisen out
Of the Rayo affair The worthy Doctor leaves Asp!nwal
to-day for New-York. believe. No better man could
have been selected for this important mission. MuHlo
was once President uf This Republic was for some years
Minister Parliamentary 10 ihe United states for this
country, and is altogether man dcserycdy esteemed
and popular
The Interior states Of The Republic, and particularly
that Of tauca, continue 10 b" very much disturbed
Although no believes otherwise than Tine the admin
isiratOn Of Cen. Acosa a have heard that Guucrrcz
has declined 20 assume the reius OF power doing a III
it's province to pncy the country ana To advance ls M
terests generally -t every state iu ont theway
hamiet-, boa large towns even in the capital uheN the
cry OF Viva MOsqucTa 80 IL occasionally heard. Al
though the exc Grand General" b. sim kept Ia close
quarters the observatory al BOCOta under sentence ot
exile there many ~ the Mosqucrista" nnd socacd
Liberal" party who hoping and waiting Tor MS
liberation and leadership 90 commence the conc.t Tor
power anew and stir up into blaze The cmhcrs or as
cord which are only fckeriug Many Instances ~
strong expressions I'm favor Of MusQuera, AID frank
avowals 10 him moro rcnstatcd in Tie lt,s-
dcncy have arrived by the last two nails but the most
noteworthy Is the action Of the state Legislature ~
Cauca which has not only dccTccd honurs ari pDl-
SION 10 their beloved but imprisoned lord, but has
received with open and voted money Tor lc assist
ance Of body ~ armed men, headed by Cen tOldog
who sought initiate the first warlkc measure Tor tic
restoration Of the Mosqucrstan party 10 power IN an
gageneut with the troops " the constitutional General
Daz the CaucanOs routed with the loss 0 200 90 800
men The exists also In SOlma. In reference ~
the Americans 20 Clrthagcua, moth
ing from all can gather, has been done IN Nindca-
ton Of Justice and nothing fear, viii be- done Tie mpu
nifty given outrage Of this Kind In this Republic 10 De
regretted much the foreigners resident here as for
the natives themselves. IL is commonly stated that
life property insecure In these quarters and al
though this Is a statement which | cannot altogether
verify vet must say that the laXy OF the authorities
in many of the States 10 bring murderers justice cannot
hut tend give shade Of truth To the allegation.
trust something will DC done Ia remove this national
stain upon Coombias cscutchcou ana That IN my next
he able 10 report more peacefully Of our internal
condition.