The New York herald., 1867-06-24


Cui OH-The X. u. Cny.cr Seized Agnin by
Adu,irai Chncon--A Gripping BLOW mt Mos
qaesS-vicws OF the Istmenos Endepen~
denec-Heniih Of thr lsfbmns.
PAs.MA Jrne ii, 1867.
The ony arrivals Aspipwal from tho ports Of Neg
daaeDa and Bolivar iast--,he REgsh
Tyne and Caribbcan--dm not bring any mails
letter, from the interior; any news relating
to.Bogota, Antioqnia, sanlander and Tohma known
the coast, Tor that both coRrending pnTues
Mosquera and the consttuonalists- prevent all com
moDicaion the Aagdalsna river which IS The
great only highway between the inland aud coast
States. From The state OF Magdacaa have ad-
vtces at all, only that nj Santa Martha ver5;hng re-
manned IN ,tau qso or The operations Q. General
Riascos Colonel Frias vengoecaea &c, against II
Hacha, and on the border OF the nerhborns state Of
Bolivar totally ignorant MosqueUs's general,
Rndecndo Lopez aided by the troops % te latter Stale
operating against Baranquiila ~'cu bed been Tor
short time occupied by Frias and Aaso but after
wards abandoned and the Magdaena rieor whore he
pse,ends TO have put flight feet OF armed bongos
large canoes) With the two steamers vcacedora and
1equendania, be had stolen borrowed from their
About the OF affairs at Ell Banco nothing
OF a reliable nature was known.
The government OF Magdalcna is n want OF arms, and
sent by the French mai the 10Th ult agents
lsthmus for the purpose OF buying Arrange
meDts to that effect were being made With foreign
house here, but ended in nothng the agents OF the
French and Liverpool lines refused transport
70 Santa Martha.
The 'groa. unknown" Fl Rayo. or \. r Cuyier, the
ship which has no country and no owner 10 still In
cloud OF mystery The commander OF the naval forces
nj Habana, Cnacon who, your readers recoiec bad
gone IN the Francisco de Ass 70 Carthagena, In
order 10 try with his superior sagacity
solve the riddle which had proved hard 10 HIS
inferior officers come 10 the conclusion that the
best he could do accept the assurances and
guarantees given by President Gonzalez Carazo about
Mosqueras legal ownership OF the vessel But he had
hardly made up his mind 10 this when he as some say
upon ripper consderafon-or others H. istigated
BY Mosqueras adversares 1T Carthagena-again took
possession Of the steamer. Twenty more OF ner crew.
claiming TO be Americans. had lett her and arrived
AsplnwaI on the Tyne General chacon win only give
the Cuyer up when he will received direct aud un
Bes0,a.
Il " o hard blow for Mosquera and his party thus
70 be deprived Of vessel which, under the present
circumstances could render them very great service;
steamer Colombia 10 lying idle and Cartha-
sena without coal, captain The greater OF
sirous Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY. al casta part OF their
Day but no. being gratiGed in tins passion have aban
probably TO bring claim against Mosquera, and the
chief engineer In Panama Another captain
81 d. Ramon Sanchez, OF Carthagena but he was at |
last advccs politely declining tho post OF honor, with
chief assistant engineer paymaster, cook, &C So
thw puts an epd-at least Tor the present |
% pompousiy decreed by Rudecindo Lopez. A paper
Blockade, Of will not DO respected by any sensi
bic nation company Q, captain; IN connection with this
themselves 20 be fooled In manner unpleasant to
their companies and INJURIOUS 70 the merchants inter-
ested the captain OF the Tyne on being informed by
she Moquera authorities at Carthagena that the block
Of sauta Martha had been decrecd by General Lopez
scmsined in the former port ana delivered there all
mail and goods destined 10 Santa Martha; and, rice
ssrsa the captain Of the Caribbean coming from Liver
pool touched nrst at Santa Martha where he per-
shaded BY arguments and threats deliver his cargo
for Carthagena In this manner the two contending
partss helped themselves things belonging the
oshsr either appropating the merchandise collect
ing at least the duty thereon and the merchants suffer
How the muddle will end no one can predict The
chances, well justice and reason. decidedly
against kosqasra on. G N ,hese countries y s very a
Somc people In Nsgdalena and Bolivar, and fow here
the greater part Of them sec:et
20 settle the dispute between Congress and NosQuera
the following that the Legislatures Of all the
different States should be convened once and decide
the majority both parties shall This very
and proposed by Mosquera himself the same
President, OF Bolivar. has acted in accordance
with this suggestion OF Mosquera, for tho Iegis-
sere,her for other purposes and only one OBJ.
little sheet the Hmqforo, OF Barranqula have
between the Executive and the Legslsture there was
before the above mentioned date but when the former
e s .paSS 10 .. sv: Of Of
pa hms: nos Only n Opposition p M to Congress but %
nobody will blame the majority Of Colombi.
they resisi military usurpaon BY military force
ssd ny 70 nip the Dictatorship In the bud. Nosque1
had larger majority against him the Colombian Con-
gyess than Mr.. johnson had tha, Of the United
Sases; the people here cannot help comparing Mr.
eress which bad been given against his opinion and win
vth the conduct Of xosquera who takss legal re-
sss sonssi,ason disturbing The peace sns runns ,Ss
The people on the Ishmus are quite sick or this play
Ing fast and loose with their laws and interests the
bumbus Of liberals and conservatives. grand generals
30, 40 What they want Is peace-peacs and security
.. least in Two years. party some in
dvidua in Bogota some other out OF the way place
nd effects are always most severely fen on The isthmus
especially BY the merchants and axpayeu Besides the
forelgners residing among them bui with the whols
world, and have soen and learned enough by COMPARISON
With other nations 70 long for means Of getting ou Of
clare themselves independent which large number
fully prepared 10 do but they do not do without
security Of success in the end They say they must
have help from outside be II In whatever shape
may. Their eyes naturally turn towards the United
states whose government. and people they believe u be
Of the importance OF drmiy establishing Areri.
can influence on the Is,hmus What the HEssLp said
short time since in relation this highway os nations is
undoubtedly true, and ty the people considered
Ne The opinion OF all intelligent Americans I'VE be-
Ieve s absolutely necessary for US 70 possess ms
shou cut from Europe TO the Indies More
over, Ne must bold Il, that may control the
trade OF the South American states the Pacific
which trade Ia to-day almost entirely in English hands
Under all circumstances merchants should control
his great INK between the two oceans and govern
Po<flDie
effort" II such are the sentiments not only OF The
people but also OF the of the United states
thc grcat Independence party ready for and
sure Of success ], will perhaps not he very long
befcre The American government will have oppor-
tunity Of showing what Importance tho Isthmus
has in their eyes and what line OF policy they
inteno TO follow For NosQuera should be
successful In his dictatoria campaign ia the
interior he wiz come down on Panama with s~oop,
for hates the government and the people Of the
Jsthmus and then we shall have nice time OF ~ We
hope that the United States government prepared for
such an emergency, 10 protect their own and
Sbelr coun,rymen's interests. The present admin
tstfstion Of President ossh h rather popular,
not only with the natives but also with the
foreigners The trouble about the rsislng OF
the merciai IL settcd In very easy and salts
factory way through the Presidents good sense and the
neruhsnts' good will, In spite Of some underground In
k1guss against settlement from quarter where thev