The New York herald., 1870-03-29

Tho Treaty with Observation-Disclosures.
observation-disclosures Of Rebels-A Little Dim.
Guilty Looming Up--American Movements
Regarded with Snspici0n-Disastrous Fire
Earthquake.
PANAMA March 7, 1870.
Dates from Guayaquil are to the 23d uls. The
treaty between Eucador and the United States OF
Colombia, signed In June last, continued TO create q
great deal OF discomfort, especially among Colon
bians residing In Eucador, SO much 80 that it is
hardly likely it Will be ratified. This treaty gives
the governments OF Colombia ana Eucador supreme
authority the citizens OF eirhercountry whether
residents or travellers who may be within their ter
rltory. The treaty, II ratified win prove much more
favorable to Eucador than to Colombia there are
many more Colompians residing in Eucador than
there are Eucadorians In Colombia.
Three Of the persons engaged In the attempt at
revolution OF December last have been shot, Al
though every effort was made TO have the sentence
commuted President Moreno was inexorable. In
this respect Garcia Moreno follows the example Of
Carrsra, OF Guatemala, An example which might be
followed 10 advantage by all Spanish American re-
publics. Cold lead Tor the leaders is an excellent
preventive Of revolutionary movements III these
countries.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF Ecuador ad
dressed a letter to the governments OF Peru and
Brazil on 1stn OF January las, saying that his gov
ernment would not recognize any Of the encroach-
ments made by either governments on her territory
by extending their boundary lines beyond their pro-
per limits. At the same time he requested Peru to
name commission to fix the proper boundaries
between the two republics.
The government has revoked the privilege con-
ceded TO Mr.. i. de Saba In 1867, 10 establish tele
graph lines between Ecuador and Colombia, he hay-
ing failed to fulfil HIS part OF the contract, which
required him 10 commence the work Within two
years from the date OF the concession.
Inc movements OF tue United States steamer Nyack
In the commencement OF the year seem to have
caused the Ecnadorlans much uneasiness. A rsport
having been circulated in January last that the
Nyack was making surveys and taking soundngs Ia
the nelghDOrhOod OF the Galapagos Islands an In
vestlgatiOn into the matter has been ordered, and II
the report proves to be true satisfaction be de-
manded forthwith from the United States-sc says
toe latest advices
+. j. Salazar Minister OF the Interior ana Foreign
Affairs, has resigned and his resignation has been
accepted.
The line Of small American river boats which has
Deen running on the Guayaqun river for years past
ID now likely to be mterfered with by the govern
mens 1t has been decided. 1t Ii said that mono but
boats bearing the Ecuadorian nag and manned by
Ecuadorians shall hereafter be employed. Mr. Lee
tho manager OF the American line, has brought the
subject to the notice Of the United States Consul as
Gunyaquil, Mr.. Wee, who has forw arded full par.
nculars Of the matter to Washington.
Another disastrous nre occurred In the village OF
Vinces, about one days journey from Guayaauil on
the 2sth OF January, destroying thrtynine houses
two hours.
Slight shocks or earthquake were felt at Guayaoull
the night or the 2tn Of January and on the Sd OF
OF February. Shocks have also been felt at Quito,
lmbabura ana many OF the northern frontier towns
and ut Manta aud other places on the coast they
have been very frequent out without causing serious
damage,