The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23
COLOMBIA.

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No. nj Observation-Disclosures. $780,, 4l0
nm, re- on fl.r Issa nsrs-arrivaI Of Caleb CASH
-. nj Asp!nwai and His Departure for Car
81. seaa--A War Steamer be siold--Ja-
-. ca Negroes la Panama-A Monopoly Of
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PANAMA, Dec. IA, 1868.
vf lout an arrival either from Central South
ameri ga the interior of the republic; without
ryena mother revolution in Panama, there is per-
fec, de- arih OF news here az present. out 40 not ex
pect DE long Without an item' as another
nttenF tbs on foot TO capsize the Carredo admins
tyation and on Saturday fiery nysheet made IT'S
anpear ance streets threatening death 10 any
NJ tsee conservatives who should be found again at
,empta e to organize revolution. The document
was iss led at the government printing Office though
oh lai, ana Is one OF the most vioeht Things oi
the sor that have yet made their appearance.
II shov vs. the most bitter hale against "nat
it calls the "valiant young men OF Pana-
ma an says that neither hiding in foreign consul
lates or on board vessels OF war in the railroad
compan, IS offices, VIII save then rom punishment.
Here isc ne line OF the sheet:-'Today We say with
rr,se IN ough with PAIN that the first sign OF war
win he II e announcement Of the final Judgment
susuect tins precious document has been called
forth nv, report that Obaldia and Diaz, who were
bansbei from Panama recently, about TO return
with a ody of Central Americans to attack the
Is,bmus- but this is all bosh.
we are all on the tptoe OF curiosity to know what
brinps tn Caleb Cushing to shores This
venerable gentleman arrived at Aspnwal from New
York on II thinst., and Vas Immediately conveyed
In Carthae ena the United States steamer Yantc,
whence hi proceeds with all haste to Bogoti, his
mission evidently requiring that he should
he back in Washington before the closing
az Congre IS. lie Is travelling at government
EXPENSE al ID is probably in way connected
with the ca scheme through this istnmus 1t viii
he q wise Il ing the part OF the United States to
ASCERTAIN, / efore going IN too deep, what chance
there is OF he national government this country
ha,uc able hold the isthnus any length OF time
and what sc curity can be given for preserving peace
and onier N, and protection 10 foreign interests
Can't you give the New YORK Post once a rub
about our Panama inaisr reope are always
Steamer the entire newspaper mails, including the
larg, packa yes OF HsRALDs for the Pacific coast,
fault WIS at The Post Office ii your city as all the
Irgs he en- received at the consulate here that
were specific d In the Post ONCE memorandum.
The Corum issioner from Bogotl, Senor Pradla,
d times the report published N the Bogoa pa,
:, Iu,,any - advance the government four or i've
V ssTs' subs i1y which may or may not be II IL
!, 10 lsncea vi they care to do on snch security.
ier villa Is irving to sell the war
4 & 500 to $4,000. She has cost fully
II I sum during the time she has been
~ uselessy at her anchorage here. ana originally
20 ahe government, through the Jolly OF old General
N. ! guera $500 600. rather involved the country
~. much in dent for her purchase, which has never
bee paid so muh for the VAN ambition OF one
nor i Estate to own steam navy,
= ne steamer Columbia and X. X. Cuyler have been
M n ore fortunate investments than the Bolivar
thoI q ! their a little more cneckered and
eAs IN vi aqens OF lie French Transatlantic Steam
shin "a Llpsg acre. shaking arrangements FOR the
onem rs ,of ine On the Pacific from Panama 10 Val
palah o. ,,,o--o~ ,,,,,o, s,o.os ,,.A.om
fo ~ i, enala arrived from the States 10y The
Lrgou md returned to his post on the 10th INST.
me, 2aoic priest, Courtney who cut his throat
+. u
KnsAnlA 1 recovering aud VII probably he abie to
,,ra"aaiA Ia Eugland on the next steamer.
mo M ~ Herald has not an elevated opinion
-, fnai !, or ton Of AspnNall who glory IN GAZING
tnemselyA 81 "a free British SUBJECT sar ana ] am
1isnasej 10 endorse its sentiments. II says:--.'A
1870 x.,,A ..radirg and disgusting Of wretctes
,la mi ex the face OF the earth than these
1@rna'ea q ses, hoth male and female who iniest
.-a .,ass, III Aspinwa Their language is the most
sckenlrg q "A Their behavior OF the most deprivsd
,,.fnre e, II astonishes us thai something rs not
iane ~ "a 4 lie place cf such nuisance. Night and
800 and m IL yed BY these lazy, drunken noisy,
,a,or-"igeI r, sltures and The pententiary
~ nnei, an, would be contaminated by then.r /
~ rs,, H. !. " that, Notwithstanding its superior
aaysnrares "a n, cna cannot boast much over Aspn-
eseNa assp,e ny "a or foot to open q road from the
49,, IN rS.Nacn ii vough the STATE OF Caucs. whlcn
loaks nisnsae Il ri If carried ont would prove 81 |
1890 fane,it ~ IN u portion Of tile republic. The
t,. 49, fteroIg has been favored with the perusal
"a an Interesting ommunicaiion from scientific
cattleman nj I X sent residing in the Cauca
m reference i eeto, which contains some
interesting inion nation. u appears ga eX-
has
eSpense OF the in yl7lo government and under IL
reran ar rn,rlneer. K Il. Wnte. through the valley
Of the Patia. This ley Resembles We Cauca some.
grade and admits .oi any klnd Of road = beng
,onsnetea i ,nroas ance o. M loner
is only half per sn ana a. from ron Nulpi aowa
river 4 na aSe oT Iy roaa dsss -
grade exceed Ave ~ cent. should the M
.enton 81 opening az - cae9 ou' Ss s
IRON Tumaco and Bsrbaf GAS on tue coast to nu,pi,
and road opened thslse ~ % msm w". \,
popayap Ahraguine. {, ldas- Paste. Iugurres. |
obando and hcuacr G S ne 'a s % oaS wca placer
seeking the Busnaseisa "a is,an; ; 49,, ,.,.,,.
fooinatn 20 ssrbacoa pS,r rs Of 1000 mule carscs
0i produce &C, anat loysoo more mgat he eN-
pete. s IRON iPs ss rsseeS otner outlets wa
Patia. Coal Is ssid TO s,aan ~ inc neignoorhooi
ana ne natural product, a the valley quite
snrprising lBsise. vani -. coca tns braAn aud
1i ~, nj. oun, = sumo Nd To exist in tue noun
tsns northward ald the ait ena so.a H'i"es ac
RE SAFE iegIslainr rem aims in session here and
scngaqed forming another pes cuns..u.iun. - -
ilae me ice tr.de whicb a 10. ted npon as too pro.
btaplr business Tor pr,ya ie sIsspisse' Al, n
ne ;ne ,nrertatou OF rs 90, Eof any other article
81 commerce. Us our ports are v ss auu ~ , -,
privileges can be given 10 snss e s'''he"ou o'""e "
sinceth publication OF Mr. sew ards instructions
~ htHAui Sniftn 81 rcacftuSctp
taxes, forced loans vc. no alta lp' lal* peen made
40 enforce the collection Of the ADJ vs.i'uo ooni0
cia tax beyond the legitimate am Ou -. .,.. =,
John smith, Airs "a. Y. Cini0a\ ~ iein-s"s ="
jail, hw case being pending ~ ios. iAe eo 1913
liz lawyer Is getting rather tire y ~ .ne aaaI..
aud, seeing very din pro,pcc.' W seooss s,
his ices, has made proposition OF g.o,na
Consul smith, which was indigiant.y hS,eStesu.. q
proposition has been brought before A 'e bekaIals
10y President Cogresso 70 empower him 20 ray ' MIN
out OF the country In such WAY as VII liHoN s niin
into the haiids vi the United states autt Fitah 'et
wards. II . -.-,,.a,
40 use your influence 10 bring ahoat ~ fNInai-
tion tre1t, United ,s.is Iulial