The New York herald., 1867-02-11

VtInfster HUTTON fsxpecteu IN Asplnw1iI-MOs-
9uern to be Impeachcd-His Financinl Nets
TO Secure Power-The Inter0ceanic survey
Probably AbandOned-DcatA 0f Consul Lit
tie-YeIlow Fever on the Isthmus. &c.
PANAMA, Feb. l, 1867.
Later intelligence from Bogota has been received in
Panama which confirms the report Of the unfortunate
difficulty between the American Min ser, Mr. Burton,
and President Mosqucra Heretofore have been
gunc enough to hope that the breach might be eventu
ally closed between the belligerent parties but it Is
now apparent that Secretary Stewards diplomacy will
have be before the governments
their amicable relations Mr.. Burton is expected TO
arnve on the Isthmus, with bag and baggage, by the
mail steamer from Carthagena, due the Sd inst II
expectations realized the United States will be
virtually at with Colombia. 1t subject Of con-
graduation that war is stationed at either end
Of the transit If bad grows worse they will
fui in the protection of American interests, and above
all Ia keeping the transit out of the hands OF band OF
political cut throats.
letter from Bogota dated January l. says that upon
the meeting of Congress- February l, President Mos
quera will be placed trial before that body Great
excitement prevailed at the capital and revolution of
az ~as ,se cy Mpsoasra had sad
that as it not his will there should be no meeting OF
Congress
A note from the Treasury General OF Colombia gives
statement OF the account between Mosquera and the
United States Of Colombia during the time he act
ing the accredited Minister from this France
and England II shows the Generals salary Minister
been 942 d. and loans to the Treasury while
in Europe and at other times, to have amonne ed to
$l99 900 S. Mosquera demands the settlement of
little bill before older outside claims are considered
favorably.
Davidson, the government engineer having charge of
the survey was taken sick a. his hotel, in Panama.
dit,on, the doctors urged the temporary abandon
mcnt OF the scheme, in order that he might
he at once removed from the Isthmus Mr.. cpooner,
che capitalist who present for the purpose Of guard
ing the interests of his associates and under whose
auspices The movement was virtually naugurated,
agreed at the last moment 10 return TO New York.
story in circulation that Mr. Spooner upon his arrival
in Panama found that he had been victim,zed by Mr.
Gogorza the gentleman whose pretended discovery
70 have been tested The latter parsonage, before
leaving New York. repeatedly assured MIR s. and his
friends that he had personally discovered and surveyed
lhe route that be had made favorable treaties with the
Indians, and that no impeachment 10 an easy confrma
zion OF the correctness Of his survey would be
Gogorza after his arrival in Panama admitted that he
had aversed the routs himself but asserted that
The reconnaissance made by his and French engi-
by the OF Lacharme the " reliablen
vey by which he had Judged the merits Of the project
There has been some newspaper controversy between
Mr Gogorza on one side and the friends OF Mr. Spooner
on the other from which the opinion Is dcducibe that
the scheme as originally projected, has permanently
fallen through Ihose who are best acquainted with
he proposed routes are unanimous In the opinion
that nothing short of formal and detailed
zion OF an nler.occanic canal individual enter
Prise has failed in every instance: and although the
feasibility OF constructing canal is unquestIoned the
government must take more interest in the matter
before II +. settled to the satisfaction Of those con-
Cerned.
Dr. William r. Little, for year past the American
Coosul Panama, died OF the yellow the 10Th
Ult, after illness Of three days The announcement
. OF hrs death saddened many heart in Panama His
funeral largely attended by both foreign
The corpse accompanied to the cemetery by
by the officers Of the Masonic lodge, and the
foreign consus residing in this city formed
honorable escort around the bier From
tbe fa', that the majority Of the men on board the
jamestown prostraed with disease the usual guard
OF marines could be formed Dr. Little
native Of Boston, but appointed from Nevada upon
ihe recommendation OF senator Nye He Is the second
american consul that has fallen victim TO climatic
disease within the past seventeen months Consul
hckee was buried year ago m last September
Prsdent 0larte and escort left per the Salvador on
the 10Th u for Chirqu and the interior Of the State
Tne Preiect is named cx ofhcio President OF Panama
yellow fever is almost epidemic on the lsthmus The
deaths from that disease numerous, and Panama
b full OF pestience and NTH The season is the
sscklies known for years The yellow is raging
ON board the jamestown UNITED States Of "-i and
eic deaths average one or two pev sscm me Commo-
Acre will put sea IN order TO disnfcct the ship.