New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
SOUTH AMERICA.
COLOMBIA.

GROSS OUTRAGE on FoREIGNER-THE PACIFIC
PORTS OF THE STATE DECLARED BLOCK
ADED-INTEREERENCE WITH THE PANAMA
RAILROAD CO.'S EMPLoYEES-FORCED LOAN.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PANAMA, Oct. 14.-In my last | informed
vour readers that news had been received here from
Chirqu OF the entire reputation by that Department 81
;on ;hT NJ constuonal one TO be maintained by the
force OF The Government here TOOK pains 10 sup
press all Information in respect TO the position OF tle
their designs and numerical ngth and to
cea the fact Of their having organized eohsuauoba'
government To attain this object the steamer Monteio
was carefully oyerhauled her correspondence elo and
the baggage OF passenger most carefully exane
An ocai bulletin was issued iuforming the people that
mere handful OF without discipline, arms or other
ernment aud that they would be put down win The
greatest All this was for time believed lnasmueh
as the Government OF Correoso was consiIereu iair
enough 80 tell tho truth. Imagine, however the mort
cation and the rage OF the ouochs on nnd
lamations OF the Constitutionasts Of Chirqu published
ia in Of the papers OF this city, Nothing could
have created greater CONSERVATION among the hangers
on Of the present rotten Government than the pnbca
tion Of the eloquent and patriotic documents alluded
tion republican principles they found reecho in the
present authorities as the legitimate offspring OF coup
tiOn aud ignorant fanatcsm. AS natural consequence
cation has been immense and at once turned the tide OF
popular sympathy In favor OF the men who have 80 boby
come 80 ans s s a decea their
~ TIE Mercantile Chronicle TO ascertain the source
whence these d0cut1ents were loDtalned It's spahlSl
editor was made the object Of attack, and
being @ native, orders given 10 appre.
hend him wherever he could be found Not
having succeeded finding him, and supposng hm 70
be hid away somewhere within the precincts OF the once
OF the Atedlde accompanied by four negro soldiers p
sened themselves and demanded permission 70 seiIoh
the premises. This peremptorily refused lney u
In defiance OF all law at once entered by iorce emu
tuted vigorous search, which resulted ~ nnunt , ~
body A protest at once made DJ the psoPs,,S
OF the Journal named, who Is an American az ~,
note sent by him TO tho President protesting ss"e'
outrage. A., puosident nor is n
No reply has yet been given by the PresiaE5 % mch
likely that one will be Forthcoming Inc ahs n,nna'
now In power represents the ofscourlng ., tn po,hs
tio-men without principle or honor, 70 S Pannbhras
il sacred and whose ideas OF nDe.tg a na an
nrimrinls are OF the most crude, uhaennep pId co,
Frha cnmmercai agent Of the fanhIl.s h a. psos,
nm hss reneare.iiy lodged complaints Nun 'ne
Ia, n, Ia transit is being ihteriered Win ~ ne
uums n, the Conpany,s aborers ana employees W 80.
tho nrotests have been dsregarded anu tey
uers o. ,her Iniutabc acts regardless OF the Nas
Porsls. -, s are centeed here, and which are al ns
Intelee.S y, ,hs evolutionary rabble
mSLcy W ,s,h INST meeting Of native citizens her
oa va. nj nraDerty was called at the Govern
ohns nsc by the Provisional President, and when they
, NJ sssem6lcd the President Informed them that ne
@ @ "a \, 400 and that they must furnish tue amount
49,, with by assessing each ohc of their DunDer VIII,
10. .Io They refused 10 give anything az nrst put asl
nc bcen kept prisoners for two days they all pauu
,, tsyo Notwithstanding his having obtalhea uio
,ney the President seems as yet uDdeelded vbsi !" "
shout teuuiug tie expedition.