New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
THE COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

PEACEFUL RELATIONS ESTABLISHED BETWEEN TIE
STATE OF PANAMA AND THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT-rrIE INDIANS AT DARIEN FRIENDLY TO
TIE COLLECTORS OF RUBBER-oFFICERs OF THE
STEAMSHIP OMAHA RELIEVED
PANAMA, July S.-The hostile and somewhat
threatening relations existing between the state OF
Panama and the Federal Government have had peace
ful solution.
The news had been received by way Of the Atlantic
that the National Executive had ordered all the steamers
that navigate the river Magdaena to be detained NJ
Honda transport large force OF National troops 10
the coast No one doubted that these troops were des
tined to act against Panama in case no repara-
ton was made by the State authorities Tor
the insult offered to the General Government ID
arresting Cen Carmargo who had been commissioned 10
take command OF all the National forces stationed I'D the
States Of the Atlantic coast Holding some 3oo troops III
readiness some distance down the Magdaena Iesueht
Perez resolved to try effects Of concaory measures
before recurring TO an armed force Two Commissioners
Mcssrs. Nicolas Eslucria and EDstorsio laisar
yero appointed to proceed to Panama ana son
fer with the State authorities there lhey al
rived there on the 2Sh OF June and at once chcrou
into conference with the authorities Oh the Statc
Finally treaty OF peace was concluded between inc
Federal and State Commissioners on the "a inst ana
pubIish he'd on the 3D. In consequence Of this agreement
Gen Cluargo was liberated from prison and rensated
rs chief of the National forces the Atlantic. The bat
TALON stationed in Panama were tn he relieved Ny QUIET
frces from Docoto and the State Government took upon
itself 70 protect the transit until such time as the other
troous from Bogol arrived. All this felt to be
great relief by the people of Panama. On the evening OF
the 9TH an official banquet was given TO the Bosota Com
mssiouers in the Grand Hotel, attended by the state
military band.
In the mean time the Grand Electoral Jury met on the
l. instant to count the votes for the next President OF
tb Inion The vote OF the State declared given Tor
DR.. Molez,
Tic news from Darien is more encouraging. The rup
her collectors have made friendly treaty with the In
d,ns who have agreed to allow a certain zone or fOf
est 10 he explored for cauchO Large quantities oil
rubber are daily expected in Panama, and business, IL
hoped, will now improve. new village, near Inc
sources of the Chucunague, called Sebastopo mas beeh
formed by the 800 collectors who engaged in extract
ing rubber.
DE- Pablo Arosemena has been declared elected Pres
opt of IN. STATE of Panama for the next constitutional
term.
The United States steamer Omaha from Calao arrived
bere nm te 9Th inst She win receive to-day her relief
crew which arrived by the POwhatan some days ago at
Aspinwal The officers Of the Omaha relieved and who
rel arm home by the POwhatan to-day, sth, are: Capt H.
coIhoun. Lieut. Commander, Smith W. Nichols; Lieu
tenants. s Hubbard VIM W. Rsinger. Thomas n. Lee,
Charles p Perkins,; Paymaster, W. Goldsborough:
Passed Assistant Engineer r. Aston Assistant Engineer
lanes H. Perry; Assistant Surgeon, Howard smith;
Mdshipmen j. NJ. Roper, +. s. Ho,chkin; Gunner, NJ
butcher sailnaker. j. c. Chevelier
The Fourth Of July was celebrated on Monday the 3th
nv visit to the United States Consul in the afternoon
and fireworks III the Plaza at night.
The United States steamer Powhatan, Capt. Jouette
sailed from Aspinwan for New-York tonight.