The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-23


vincente Hurtado. for Hurtado b 900
]. A. Arrange. 1000
N OparriO. lOO0
f. Arosemena .......................-... 1000
b. vallarino for Ruata Il Co................... 500
M. J. DleZ. 4OO
s. MaldOnad0. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
NJ j. Diaz, for Diaz 4 Observation-Disclosures. 200
We are informed that the best security will be
given for this money, and two per cent per month
interest paid thereon. The two who held out were
finally released, Mr.. Obarrio payment and Mr.. NJ
J. Diez without paying anything.
BY this time, however, the Montijo owner had con-
sdered matters and raised his price to $4,000, and
SO the thing stands. Meanwhile the President has
declared all the ports Of the State closed, and
fuses clearance to the Montjo even for Costa RIGA;
so she too is corralled 1t is not unlikely an attempt
may be made to take her by force but this viii no
doubt be resisted, as she is an American vessel.
Sunday night we came nearly having o big time.
The commander OF the forces-Coonel Pernet,
Carthagenan-got drunk and fell down In a fit OF
apoplexy, or something like it. At once the idea
was circulated that he was poisoned. The military
was called out; revolution rang from one end OF the
town to the other; sentines were stationed all over
the CITY, and there was the Old Harry to pay for an
hour or So when physician, who was called In to
relieve the gallant colonel OF the poison, declared he
could find nothing but rot-gut brandy, and 30 things
subsidized.
was
sent out to examine the American steamers and look
for political refugees on board OF them. They made
an attempt to board the Nevada, but the captain
found 1t convenient to be repairing his side
ladder about that time, SO the braves were
unable to get aboard The principal person they
master of the railroad. Those they have caught in
GLIDING the purser OF the Salvador, are kept in cell
in solitary confinement but no charges have been
brought against them. few days ago an armed
force invaded and took temporary possession OF the
CHRONICLE an American journal published here. No
hash
posed they were looking up the Spanish editor. A
number OF our most respectable citizens have been
obliged to fly from the city to avoid being pressed
into the army.
on sunday the store OF p. N. Merino 4 Co. was en-
tered by the authorities and some 800 stand OF Amer
can arms, the property Of RlbOn II MuiOz, of New
York, taken possession OF and carried or to the bar
racks. These arms have been here for sale for up
The following has been issued in the ofrlcial bule-
tin OF this city,
Tx g1s q o. Srra Sa1. q CO.. ss.ssn, %
the serSy OF as union The treated Of IN
recognized by International law in case foreign war
ART foresneTs resident IN the United states Of COLON
International law ana practice, and who have not been
hs
10 Ss Sa Ss na BE- subject " the
Arr Foreigners thus resident SHALL nevertheless enjoy
are enjoyed by Coiombans similar cases by The laws and
practices q he country to which The foreigner may belong
horty country his desire Of becoming resident
Il viii be sufficient to consider him included in the provisions
he ss % as n
OF the United States Colombia First. voluntary and
four yesr. Without dpo%as character
Other Countries sseSnd, The Voluntary scqaision
and possession OF estate In the territory OF the
a rss
provided always that the foreigner has not the cha rseter
agent commissioner for merchants residing in other
and 1ed HI. abode he sEr.Sy ,1 q The
accepted and ed Voluntarily public smpoymen. in Ss
service Of the country.
Gle place the foreigner ,bs Obls.On Of .he
sahorss laws 81
bans equal privileges 70 those sought BY the foreigner
be free from all personal imposs taxes. employments
military services loans forced IN state Of peace
subject coombisns trsnsen. or resen. 20 an, 81
the obligations mentioned in this article the
Mnr Toresnsrs not Invested with any diplomatic capa.
s the ey Oh %
the shall be considered identified with the natives In
consequent TO state of Just as well In their
ART 4 The Of 10Th of April defining condition
OF foregner their rights and becomes annued
The President Of the Senate Of Penposn,,Eries
The President of the House of Represeaiavss.
Secretary of the Senate q s5sR2SSS
The Sc Ia
BoGoTA, 2ist june 1856.
Let II be published and executed.
The Secretary of the Interior and Foreign Affairs,
JOSE MARIA ROJAS CARBIDE.
PANAMA, 10 de octubre de 1868.
MANUEL DE J. BERMUDEz
General Smith, United States Consul at Panama
has returned to his post from the United States
The Coc0s Island humbug has again been revived
by the California company who got up the specua-
persons, believe, started for the Islands few days
| ago.
Captain Amos A. Hil a native OF Conway, N H.,
and for length Of time connected with the Howard
House. Aspinwall, died on the 10th INST. He had an
extensive acquaintance In the State and California
| The 0rrin Circus Company have sailed for Central
America. "Jeems Pipes OF Pipesville,n has just
| dropped In on his way rom China to New York.
| lie goes up TINS mail, ready to spread himself ~
| soon as he lands.
The Rising Star arrived at Asplnwan on the 10th.
Her passengers left for san Francisco on the same
| night
| There is no word yet OF the railroad company
missing steamer Parkersburg.
The santiago dc Cuba, from New York, reached
Aspnwal this morning.
| The Pacific Mail steamship Companys steamship
Constitution arrived this morning with 321 passen-
wall for New York this evening on the Rising star.
The purser reports that william Harrison, a sec
/ ond cabin passenger, jumped overheard october 0,
| In the port OF Manzanillo, but was picked up. on
| the 10th, ut one O'Clock r. NJ, jumped overheard
| again at sea- Ship was stopped and two boats sent
after him, but they were unable TO pick him up,
| very heavy sea running at the time
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