New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

THE TRIAL OF MOSOUERA-0fN' A'Oo ~. :.
ACCUSED OF INFRINGING THE CONSTITUTION
A REVOLUTIONARY GENERAL HANGED 81
THE POPULACE.
Wv" ''' ''' PANAMA Nov. -, 1861
There is nothing Of special interest stiIihg
N Panama lust now The Convention when Is l" n0''
on an early day is understand 10 take into e"nsic'
zion several important matters relative 10 the po'"'
condition OF the country Among others, thorough "
vision OF the Constitution Is contemplated u's'''No
not the Railroad Question will he talked over IneLv -
M Renubie against the concessions made to the Com
pany m the new contract and desire is tNp.s ,T
, sef Re f wG the sH OF the NJ Co steamer from south
hmpton with the English mails now folo nc, 'S ,Ds for
The p : y. COS steamer Pacific eit aSt e'TH5 19
Southern ports, without being apIe 10 in"Ao uio u''
TIE news from the interior ceners in the trial OF Nos
sucra which has been the aaDsoI hg tOlc NlhIH .uu
St few weeks and although il is knoWI that W,I sen
teuce is pronounced ON nm, - VII. ~ rHoI ci
the Repuh.ic vet have not received lhe Wulo
rho nroceediUgs connected with the trial would have
most likely, been concluded long ere TINS rs inc vt on
accusation" and all the arguments, III tSDuora NH,
published weeks ago; but the eN.Grand GtheIM WIN
ridiculous punctihouSneSs. persisted Ia nay lhe an iV 10
maj tbere rppeared 10 be desire on ne part ol tuc
prosecution omit these fornalies N order 10 deT
him " the protection which the law afforded MN fOr
the satisfaction of the prisoner the Ffcsnth5 Oh VA
ate. scnor NJ VI. Mallaiono imneala{SE o'u LII
that all tie usual processes shouiI nS l'Il9
gone through and tho fulallment OF ths acc, Il,
on we 90 NOT rs / said before rs yOt know the par
tjculars OF the termination OF this great tlu
Grand General true his anteccdeuts ana 10 As u.
snrf,rs 10 he acting with an the arrogance ana eSF
h0ucr characteristic OF him. He appeared AT tuS pNI
of The senate in lul uniform, over which lie wore ~ IT,
tricolor sash OF President OF me Tep9.hc Mn
80 called O, the revolutionary hatSneioS ~ ~
i anne TIe Grand General seems to have been par
ticu.ary vain gard 90 this latter decoration anu N
would have produced upon the minds OF ms al Anu
Ii does appear 10 have produced some sesallo, lt
routs state that there immense applause, amounting
almost 20 frenzy in the Senate; ana hat even me
before whom MOsqucra was 9IIalSheI I1se anu p"u
pheisancc 10 their distinguished prisoner lherc Wec N
pressons OF sympathy from the p0pulace Dnt no h
nifty violence was shown boGola paper I.t T..
tnc 9Svus d o,,T o he of little moment To appear
STANDS aGcus,u al{o t ~ Great either fdr his
good qualities his bad is the same 10 hlnl 10 cA.
al AM hozords-this has ever been his deirum
IL is stated that much excitement prevails at lne
csn,I i'm connection with this important adjudication
a newspapcr has started, styled The Dic'Gt0SHp,
advocating the peculiar sort OF government elu ~
lis title and meets with much popularity How the and
will terminate is hard 10 guess and when the sentence
s. passed m fOta6 how it Will De received ana III "a.
manner carried outflow the condemned VIII o9 s1 1 Uu
of the country and where the ST. Helena ~H be Iouhu
for this second Bonaparte with the assurance inat nS
Will never escape, arc all matters th3t must DC utSC
for my letter when probably, al lnese CONCLUSIVE
Hardly. however VIII the question Of dsposing Of Mos
nuera be settled when another of like character VIII
come before the Senate Tor 9eeson era 6cnn re-
have presented an aCcuSaIiOh' winch mas 80 ne
ceiyed 10y the House declaring that Cen Ac0sla tne
<nI1 its Constton in violating the sovereignty Of
the State Of TOlma lnasmuch as III september laSt
troops OF the General Government ny DIS OIuSs III ny
Cry OF la Plata, took active part IN contest tue p
ING between the state authorities and some revolution
isis and which unconstitutional interference resulted IN
party being placed in power through the assistance vi
The troops, which otherwise would not nave gautu anu
installation Of which party was entirely suDVeIsNe u
the popular desire. 800, 4.
AS regards state matters there is little noteworthy to
record The Assembly of Bolivia has taken upon tsei 70
sgainst the acceptance OF the railway
vote rs not worth much and has invited the sister
70 oin her and issue their protests IN hke manner
body has also expressed their 70 o.
otten for the interest he has taken III the 1OauOn OF
new company for the Improvement OF the navigation Oh
the Didue-a canal running from Calman Oh lne river
Mopdaena to the tdewaer near Carthaeena IL Is re-
ported here that C9uca ana Ahogra nHne Jou ~
declaring against the Acosan GoVeTnment Dut tIls Is
onbtfu as these two powerful states nave MtlcO Dee
hitter enemies ana scarcely likely 10 agree III mat
ter Of such moment $1,000,
Jose NJ L. Herrera has toan end that for some time
mast he has abOred TO deserve For months TINS Wietch
has been the pest Of the country. HIS CleI Occupation
had been 10 from town TO town pllagluS anu ue
strOyng wherever he had chance, his last Xplolt Des
the destruction OF the little town Of Rio Hache ana tle
murder Of several of its inhabitants However, ne was
at last nabbed and placed in jail, from which pace the
Infatuated inhabitants Of the frstDamed township
ing in these parts, but one which the victim Iuy ue
served.
Fighting continues in Tolma, the advantages appar-
emily being the side Of the rebels. Inc leSlOhale
of the place, IL 1s reported, mas Det over
thrown and rebel government set up The revolutionary
party have taken two places, from when dese
understood is the radical candidate for the Presidency
his opponent Du BeriO, the Governor or the state OF
AntiOquia will have a hard battle 10 night Inc popular
feeling Enthusiastically in favor OF Gutierrez Inc 6ae
OF Santander has already given in large majority IN his
favor. The election will be some time next year