The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17

10 this may be added several small craft
schoOners, which are advertised to carry 23O n,
sengers.
The ship Eugenia is daily expected at Panan
from Payta. She is advertised to take 225 passe
gers.
The ship Mantle, - Cleaveland, master, sail
May I'd for San Francisco, carrying 23O D,
sengers.
The rainy season has fully setln. Chagres ri,
has risen TO such height, that before this reach
you, the Orus will 60 up as far as Cruces; ar
without doubt, all emlgrants will have to 90 byt
way of Cruces to Panama, as the Gorgona road
now so muddy, it is hard to get over it.
In consequence of a disregard of the local
thorities in the vicinity of Panama, recently.
several lawless persons among the American eI
grants, communications have passed between /
Governor of the province, Tomas HERE
and Mr.. Nelson, the U. S. Consul The {
vernon, after giving some details of the d.,
Guilty thatz had occurred, and the breach 2
the peace committed by the Americans al
existing between the United ons nd New NE tts
NADIA. by which It is stipulated THAT citizens
either republic shall be held amenable TO the la
OF the other when within its territory, and reuue
the cooperation OF the U. S. Consul in secur
the lsthmus, &c. Mr.. Nelson, our consul, respon
expressing his regret on account of the occurren,
complained OF, and assuring the Governor that
will exert himself to secure the desired object
We subjoln few extracts from the Puma,
Star OF the 18th of April:-
(From the Panama Star April 2o1
D'scRAoErUL Row.-A disgraceful row occurred
Sunday night last at fandango held in one of
houses fronting the Cathedral, which resulted in
lnfiction OF divers wounds upon eight ten perst
several OF whom Americans
1t is difficult to judge which party is censurable
the origin OF the fight, SO many Representations
given by the persons engaged, as we'll as the spec
tors IL seems, however, that it not accidental
intentional; lot of small coin having been thro
upon the floor among the promiscuous crowd
dancers, intended, and successfully, to get up
scramble for the money. This, first resorted to
spaniard and repeated by an American had the
tended effect--th began, and chairs and kn,
and pistols were literally used at tho expense of M,
heads and limbs. Two natives were very seriou
injured, and two Americans considerably cut 1,
bruised; Others were slightly wounded.
Weunderstaud that III consequence Of his disgra
full fight, the Governor has take mt asures to bring
the city considerable military force to aid what is
ready here in keeping the peace and protecting
rights OF persons aud property For efforts Of this
raeter to execute his duty we are well persuaded q
Herrera will have the appreciation OF a great port
OF the American population, who scorn. as highly as
possibly can, the reckless few who flock to public
sorts OF this kind on infamous aud vicious errands K
The" Two Friend" left port for San Francisco
Wednesday night, having some 1856 pnsssnrers nbo,l
exclusive Of crew. She put up to carry 100 81
wonder IL, where such a mass of men can lie stand
hang up in the concern! The wonder will be great
however half Ct the passengers ever see land aga
unless it Is down.
Full forty thousand fathoms deep.u
among coral caves and shelving recks For cribs
and damned together, as they we're like cattle in
road car or slaves in pirate ship, ii pestence 81
levers do not make many Of them food for seamonst
long ere they reach their destination, they may ths
nothing less than providentia interference
4 ne british steamer reached here on the oath
charged q large cargo Of specie, (Which passed over
isthmusl and allied yesterday for Tabogo, to obt
water She brought no gold news.
DEATHs-Mr Closer, of N. v, and Mr. Foikes mi
years mayor OF Vicksburg Miss, died on Friday mig
the latter was the person who in a moment of delir
Jumped from his window. last week. aud broke
tnigh. On Friday morning the cook of the Mar
died suddenly, having eaten two pine applos We
free to say that all of these deaf ad many other
PREPARATION are to be credited unpa rdonabe qua
cry, or unpardonable excuses In diet.
TIE CHoiERA.-The propeller Col. Stanton reaol
Chagres on Tuesday morning last, with a number of
are reliably informed by young gentleman who ca
over on her, and six deaths occurred =
DIED.
On the 21st inst, Of fever, Mr.. JArEs u,e.rnr,
Johnstown. Fulton county, New York
On the 23d inst Of rupture, caused by over exerti
leaves q wife and four children
On the 23d inst, Of Jaundlce, and general dersn
ment OF system, Mr.. ERIsrrN CRooxEn of Durhe
Green county, n. ", aged So years; leaves family
On the Zou INST, OF dysentery, DR.. JossrH H. 81.
~ ~, SHplvt ~, leaves "a wife and three eli
dren IN. y papers please copy the above
FOR marine Intelligence and passengers bv q
arrival, see proper head.
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