The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

Fanamn Recommendations OF the Differ.
ent States-Gcnernl Recognition of snntO,
Acosta-Strength of the Mosqucra Party
More Doings Of the Il. IL. Cuyler's Crew
Health OF the Isfhmus.
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA
PANAMA, July IL, 1867.
From all accounts tranquility reigns at the natona
capital, people being probably DESTROYS OF the bles
Sings OF peace there Ishmus, The collapse o
Aosquera's government, prestige party policy ap
pears to be complete. The papers speak Of a madmal
attempting to break into the Grand Generals priscr
Tor tho purpose of berating him by his individual
strength, aud the paural consequence of his ben:
Knocked on tho head By the guard but this is oil heal
In regard to efforts being made for getting tho Saviour
Of the Country out OF jail Never thore CRANE
person played out entirely and suddenly as the
aforesaid individual only short time ago the honored
and aitered guest Of the Emperor Of the French ant
his cousin" Eugene. and to-day a member OF the
nunerous and not very respectable family OF fallen
Spanish American statesmen politically dead morally
worse than dead II there is anything that could par-
suhry progresses al impartial American public In favor
pf the new order Of things inauguratod Bogota by
eantos Aoosta (and hope 10 be continued by Santos
Gut'enez whenever that worthy will appear the
political boards) II is the greater probability
shat the Panama Railroad Company will now
Be successful in getting that prolongaton Of their
contract which they have long been humbngged out
no 10 largely involved understand that favora-
Die and just arrangement Is likely made by tho
swo commissioners OF the company with the new gov.
eminent which cannot fail TO be approved by Congress
- soon as that august body at TO continue the
sessions unceremoniousy interrupted on the Goth or
April.
Although very little Is known here about General
eantos Acos,as quail ncatons for federal President
beyond bis general reputation bones. poll
al<fa ~nl e..
have any knowledge Of them not OF any great i'm
portancehls rule to DO generally recognized in
Che Interior partly for love OF peace and partly other
reasons
The foreign Ministers and Cbargis dffdres--with the
exception OF the Peruvian representative who confined
himself 10 the usual phrssos-hsve all expressed their
satisaciion with the political change in their answers
70 the Official announcement Of the same. Especially
- Belle, the French C1argS, who stated that "he was
eonvinced that the French Legation would meet with
reception on the part of Mr. Martin Ihe Minister OF
Foreign Afalrs 10 which had no, been used for some
hme.n
Two OF Santos Acosta's DEGREES may be mentioned
here; one OF undoubted justice namely the rcvong of
IN Illegal raise made by MosQucra In the price OF salt
shich is government monopoly; and the other
or rather questionable utility in as far as il
promotes all the principal officers who took par,
In Mosqgera's overthrow. This dead weight on
the public STANCES contrasts very oddly with other
measures Of economy adopted by the new admnistra.
Non, among which is the suppression of the principal
foreign diplomatic posts Already voluntary loan has
had To DC asked for the usla mode OF ushering
government In these countries IL may DO some conso.
taiion TO the people In Bogosto know that Mcsquera
when be elected from the Presidential chair was
about TO levy a forced loan or $500 900 The papers
Friendly to the new order speak OF the wlinsness
father eagerness Of the citizens to offer their last aud
heir all on the altar Of &c and OF course the story Is
pane 10 remain unknown and VINO sent 10 her Jewels
- the only thing she could give away.
IL 10 expected that the oicehoders in the Trou-
yury Department VIII hnd out something about Mos
iuera's financial operations which enabled him TO
nake considerable investments In Europe AT all
bbe States IN the Interior FOR being content
rith the changer Cuaduamarca Is satisfied, because II
rot back Bogo6, which nosquora had made a federal
isnci Boyac6 because Santos Acosa was its President
and well beloved citizen; Toma, because 1t has TO do
shat cundnamarca does OF which II formed part
ynul Mosquera separated IL, The only sign Of dscon.
TINT We have heard OF far rising OF two hundred
men at Tuna, In Boyae6, which was promptly sup
VIVA, attitude sanandsr ard An;oquia have taken, l
sannot positively say. From he former state have
20 news later than the end OF Hay from the latter
sniy up the the last day Of the month But is
perfectly safo TO assert that both states WILL for the
present, DO nothing 70 disturb tho lull 10 Colombian
politics.
In regard the res, OF n, 'ao states OF this fedora
Won have more facts 70 i-sssb BY
Tho President OF this tate published on the s,h OF
June decree countersgncd ~ hts two secretaries,
which sets forth that the executive government OF the
sovereign state OF Cauca recognizes the Installation by
General
Acosa as provisional holder Of ths Federal Executive in
bis capacity OF Second Constitutional Deputy This con
riuson was arrived NJ IN full cabinet council held on
That same date and communicated TO the Presidents OF
The other States. u is in 80 far important
lhst even IN cs-Nosqueras native and pet State
bis Dictatorship "ud hot he recognized by tho govern
meat, whose 10 vidga friendship for and admiration OF
bhs wouldbs dictator had TO be subordinate to Their
prudent fear c. he neEhboring States.
The people IL Crrca, and especially the lower class
vii no, so easily submit 70 their IDOLS dethronomert
ghcrs is association In CALI consisting OF nearly a
thousirl ueLs bors and known tho Democratic
fsci'tr, Who have lately CONNIE aced 10 publish q
b4ai hcc Ia one OF the last nbeIs Of this publ
l.ti1n 9saly asserted that because Of the feds-
tN covenant teing broken by the horrible crime
a. Ted ~ General Acosta the states haveia perfect
ssh ~ asnut heir sovereignty and disavsw the spu-
i-la. 81 .1ncri And " presumed by many who
80 well pc,',d Ca9ca politics that the Legislature
wi MAKE 40 14f declaration 10 sounds strange that,
Llaes was ai,.nesi ~ Hose who saw Tho ruin which
Threaten, I'd al ths STATES from the psrvesty OF fede-
raj cove ncu nov Ea cry should be raised by
tLcae wn, want . y. sane sovernnent to remain In
pc.sr But where ia germ Of an idea is once Implanted
In people, u viii break cat in righ, aud In wrong
the plan Of the Nosaaer!s, TO proclaim tho ipdeDsu.
nen'' " tne STATES hs already taken tangible shape IN
BOLIVAR
The Legislative Assem- " this state In session
s,ce the middle OF last month. has bfed s.f chiefly
with the consideration alteration aud OF
t"s -rlsve 20 the state % Sars In the republic and
o. Q Iion which the State nagh, 70 take A VERY
email c5hservave minority r.sde several propos
sons 10 recognize the order OF things established b.
gotta but OF course, without sny eject VIII -. ret
tirg oven hearing Efforts o. DO Opposite Aty have
nsvs ard Than know 70 be acceptable TO De majority
o, the people Only Ave Says afser the OF ming OF The
session the following bill vas road for the 81 time and
approved, by II against votes :-Ccnsides ns
D. Tia, through the violence OF revolution per.
persted ths ~ % Nay az R.cE ~ me portions OF
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