New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
,.snopaenee Of the American.
KINGSTON. JAM, July s. IS4.

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Correspondence Of the American.
KINGSTON. JAM, July s, IS43
The U. S. ship Vandalia, Capt. McCiurev
from Chagres in i3 DAYS, arrived here on the lax
ult having on board Lieut.. Little, OF II. B n
ship Vindictive, who came as bearer of despatch.
es 70 the British Government from the sT,h;,;
This officer was at Chagres, and finding no yes.
bound to Jamaica, Commodore Dallas ordered ,ba
Vandalia to take Lieut.. L. TO Jamaica. She
spent a few days here, and her captain and OF
GERS were entertained with dinners by the Navy
in port and Army at Port Royal The Van6a6,
sailed, all well, on the lst INST. Enclosed you
have an account of the latest Pacific news. The
Vandalia has sent letter bag by this vessel No
other news. Flour SS to SO Wholesale Meal
$3.50.
From the Kingston Journal.
DISPATCHES BY THE NANDAIlA.--We stated
some davs since, that the American sloop.of.war
Vandalia had arrived here, it was supposed, with
despatches for his Excelency the Governor bu, the
nature of those dispatches (lf there were any has
NOT rs vet transpred. Since then. the following
extract of letter from gentleman IN Panama,
to another gentleman in this city, dated the Sth
of June, has been placed IN our hands, and We
transcribe it into columns, as 1t seems TO Con-
yev some idea of what is gong on IN our neigh,
borhood. and which probably might led to the
Vandalia being despatched to this Island:
.s 4 few DAYS since, arrived here the Young
Vndictive, tender from Tahiti. She brongh,
two officers with dispatches, who went across to
embark in the United States ship Eanda!la, for
jamaica 1t appears that the occupation OF Ia.
hiti by the French, has not been altogether to
the liking of Queen Pomare, who writes on he
subject to her well beloved sister her Majesty Vic.
toria, Queen of Great Britain, one OF her officers
bemr the bearer of the letter. The Vandalia
came direct from Norfolk to Chagres, with Com.
modore Dallas, and several other officers, to Join
the United States squadron in the Pacific.
,.By the last accounts from the Windward,
Admiral Thomas had arrived IN the Dublin from
the sea coast with 81 100000 on freight. The
Salamander steamer was at Caao waiting or.
ders. and it is supposed will come down here, and
then 90 on to Mexico. The Satellite, Captain
Gam5ir was at Callao; the United States schr.
Shark likewise; the whereabout of Commodore
Jones, and the United States Squadron is not
known here; very probably some part will touch
here TO leave Commodore Jones, as he is relieved
by Commodore Dallas.
"This last left this few days since in Peru
Wan schooncr.of-war that came here with some
exiles from Peru, Gen. Lizarzaburn, Col. Ortiz
and Lieut.. Col. Corpena; the schooner IS called
the Aerta. There has been another revolution
in Peru, and Gen. Biranco is now the Supreme
Director. How long he will last there is no
knowing because in Peru governments are not
very ng-lived.
SHcre, as usual, every thing is quiet enough;
business is extremely dull, money extremely
scarce, and doubloons not to bel had at any price;
collections worse than ever"
A letter from Washington says" 1t Is cur.
rently reported that FRANCIS IL. DAvlDcE' Esq,
formerly of the city of Baltimore, and at present
clerk in the Pension Office at Washington, is
about to be appointed Consul to Glasgow