New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
COLOMBIA.


Santiago doubts are entertained of his recovery.
COLOMBIA.
RESTORATION OF PEACE-THE ADMINISTRATION
OF GEN. ACOSrA GENERALLY ACKEOWL-
EDGED-TREATY BETWEEN THE STATES OF
BOLIVAR AND ANTIOQUIA-ARRIvAL OF GEN.
KILBY SMITH IN PANAMA.
From Our special Correspondent
PANAMA, Aug. 2, 1867.
The United States of Colombia, am happy
10 say at present in the enjoyment of the utmost
tranquility. " Grim-vsaged war hath smOOthed his
wrinkled front, and now, instead of mounting barbed
our Constitution, in repairing flaws in its operation, in
adjusting differences social and political and IN arrang
polite. There seems general desire for peace, and a
A. a consequence those that had up to last advices
hown stubborn and determined front to the order
Of things instituted since the fall of MOsquera have since
reconadered their determination and given their tary
adhesion to rule. Magdaena, the fighting State
Ser evolutionary sons can be- and Antio9ua
and Bolivia have just concluded between themselves the
ne following treaty in which one OF the principal If not
Inc chief end, is loyalty TO the present administrations;
, Bo 3 sStboS a. Ss c1sS Presidents Of Of s stas
- Juan de- MaIoss s9e a c Ro 5% the , sys1 10
ies treaty Of peace beSeea the two stses under the condition
ei the capital Of the Union the 2Sd Of May this year. have
, Art Notwithstanding that TIE Government people
SIT, Of Boyad CONSIDER as gncohssoas The Tse3ne n vitae
Of tie ft has invested himself with the executive power OF me
the Union and the executive Of the sovereign
s Of Bolivar beng authorized BY the law On puone order gc
Psni year 70 bring about BY means Of trestes sIml
e Of April and the 2 Of May the Government Of BOiyaI
sS dDs to th mediation oserei With that audsbe OBJECT b.
b. Of the State Of Autoqns hereby declares nc Sak
gsselt Citizen Gen Aco under the following conditions;
G 5 he Gs7Srt@ent Of Bolivar for the which
ss s d ns RadendO LOPEZ
hs Of the and Of the second Division Of the .Om mar
p. ana sy,Tg concerning the present. transferred to
That he tsaoa called Rcnerado continue service Of the
'o7 At s anti he SS .1 The PT'9 &c dds sP be vOb ind
seoonsg treated While IN prison and that IN all and every case " h
aad 1Ts The State Of AH:0qoia
Santos 1osta wiz ce Is on he Submission
Third fre The peace which has happily been 80 70 SGS
AbSqu win govern mutual relations without The
sssssy appeal settle and whatever ute
'O fSar iT6 present. treaty win be submitted BY the Coy
N'ors Executive Power and does Dot oen. the states
formally the principles Of the Union laid down IN the National
II fifth whereof copies hereby written and
Hg1i oe for each Of The eo,eg parties IN iSe e ag Of jew
sss s Sa1ad erb. kondred and s1 seven
Juan DE s MAKTIShz on the part Of AntoquiL
A. GONZALES C1RAIo President Of the State Of Bolivar
Can ly Smith aivSd Inv he Rising Star as United
States Consul In this city, and is now fully installed in
sfee He is, understand the bearer OF important ID
By recent emergencies His arrival is thrice welcome
LATER NEWS FROM THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
TON OF CONGRESS.
PANAMA, Aug 3, 1861;
avail myself of the nOn-arrival OF the Cali,
foa steamer now two days overdue ana OF the ARRIVAL
of e West Coast mails transmit you later intelligence
nom the Interior states Dates from Popaysn the capital
OfCauca state are to July II va" othsT d.
visions Of the Republic were OF peaeetul kn9; ne
AntiOquans and Caucans had settlcd helrreceh
ties aud matters political were proceeding smoothly
between them. The Caucan Legislative, AsseettIy,
NET on the LIST OF July when the message OF President
Psyan was read II was remarkably pacific In It's tone
and indicated an immediate recognition OF the Aeostan
Was generally approved by both departments of Con-
GEES and assurance given that members would cooPsr
Se with ms Exeeeney In maintaining tne mUs
relations with the State Government Inc ~
Of the TX Grand Genera! was IegsIdea ss aptry and
TIE admirers of his late Grand Generashp mad Deo1ne
converts 10 the new order 0i Things NO iuItne
were expected 20 arise In this state 49,, r1. -roo
sSsageG Sajst the late Grand Geera and his
tar There is a report that fresh reaeton hsn set "a
assumed no serious phase. Don Manuel Abello was
chosen President Of the Senate ana s 9So,
o; ibs Hd inSs' Of REPRESENTATIVE The work
Of legislation was proceeding smoothly In the STATE 81
me Union for good or ev had under the generasbp
Of President ALBANIA returned q dePuYsS ~ see SgE
fgt Asss6g M g& asa @tg S S' L Is feared,
adopted by reason Of The ntOerant bearing OF Ine liz
effect NAV be- TO hgten the feeling Of anhpathy between
the two great factions and cuinnate III open ts ~
MhACh cannot Dut Dc productive Va
the AcOst&n Government and the peace OF the country
nor are matters auy better at Bolivar. SatnassHH @
vices cay that the political horizon was any,
thing but clear in that State. aud eveiytninS6
petokened storm. The policy OF both anu
Liberals was Complicated state OWING 10 the absence
Of news from the capital and neither was dspOSsdb az
place faith In the other II is also stated tnst ~ ~
been sent 20 Baranduia 70 check expected invasion
from Santa Martha which latter sought 70 take TevSngs
tor recent defeats; aud Informed that Gen
lan0s, who had recently obtained some YictOIes ovei
the Magdalenian forces had added 70 n
tory by evyinR forced loans the people OF
inprsonng Foreigners, and otherwise threatening ViO