New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
VIEWS OF AN ENGLISH CLERGYMAN ON
MR.. BEECHER.

then proceeds declare that Is not sound principle
to assert that because o man may be blamable In
lighter things he is not TO be approached with an
expression of sympathy by those who are unspeak-
ably glad to believe he has shown himself limo ent or
the heavier charge with complete success. The tier
concludes follows: never supposed that III ling
the document l expressing any opinion Mr.
Bcechcr's sayings and doings in general We the
Christian sentiment Of Eng land VIII unanimously lament
aid condemn some things which Mr.. Bccchcr achnow-
edges the of the trial Inc has blamed hliGse
without stint Now believe he has recovered himself
and will stand in honor and usefulness ~ formerly
POLITICAL TROUBLES AT PANAMA.
TIE ARREST OF AN OFFICER OF The NATIONAL
ARMY by THE STATE MISUNDERSTANDING
TIONs OF PEACE COMMIssIoNERs-!lfE STATE IN
FAVOR or DIR. NUNEz FOR PRESIDENT.
PANAMA, July 2.-On the 18th or May last
Senior Aqueo PARA Zone OF the candidates FOR The Pres
dency Of Union left BogOta to take possession of
the Presidency OF the State Of Sanandcr, and was re-
ceiyed with much corality As soon rs he had time,
President Perez found 1t imperative to turn his aten-
ton to tho hostile attitude adopted By the States
OF Magdalena and Panama against the orders OF the Gov
ernment Of the Union The authorities OF the State OF
being determined TO carry the vote OF the State
for Dr. Nuez caused Gen. Camarjo ION his arrival here
to take charge Of the National forces IN the Atlantic
states to arrested the pretense that his mission
was to use National forces against the present State
authorities and carry the for Senior PARA the cand
date by President Perez The came at last by
way Of Barranqula in private letter OF the 18TH OF
June that the had caused all the steamers
ON the Maglalena River to be detained at Honda to
carry troops Pacific coast and every one felt they
must be intended for Panama Gen. Camargo was still
hold in prison. and the vote Of the State had not
vet been legally declared. A force OF 1900
men under Gen. Dclgado was stationed on the Mag
daena before the Of the rebellion OF the Panama
authorities reached President Perez. Everybody ex-
pected that these troops would make their appear
ance at Aspinwa and crossing the railroad, hDerate
Gen Comargo. Fortunately, President Perez wished to
try concaton Holding the troops in readiness on the
Ma gdalena, he appointed q peace commission,
consisting OF Messrs. Nicolas Esqueira, secro-
tary of War and Marine, and Enstorgio
salgar ex President Of Colombia and President
of the State Of Cundinamarca. These gentlemen
arrived at Aspnwall the 2sth OF June, and had an
interview the 3Oth with members OF the state Govern
ment On two successive nights the Peace Coil'nis-
sioncrs were serenaded at their hOte thouSI INC
rcsult of their mission still continued In doubt In
tho meantime the address OF President Pefes
IN the subject was published and distributed
bont of the Colombian Government, awaits at
Aspuwall the orders OF the Peace Commissioners he
ast repors by the Vlgante that lighting was going
on AT Rio Hacha when she left that place The feace
Conmissoners had not up the LIST OF July, come 10
settemeut with the state Government The vote VI he
state f Panama for President OF the Union was on the
LIST Of July officially declared as in favor o Dr. Nuhez