The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08
Intercssing from Panama.

lrrom the New orleans Delta Oct Is
We are much indebted to . friend for the Pana.s
Star Of the 9th instant from which we make up the
interesting summary given below
There was quite IN sss' kicked mp here the other
day, by man they call Sands who, after losing largely
alta gaming house, while In state Of intoxioAtion,
went TO the bar OF the ST. Charles Hotel and on the
refusal Of the bsrkeepsr to give him glass Of brandy
IN u was paid for Sands took the liberty to lam"
ward tbs street and sand, tbins'pr prabssIv ,ss, Il
was pity to have him lssve In sucn hurry without
something TO drink, flung couple Of decsnters Of
On Tile Of soldiers marching dom to srsst him he
advanced into the street and faced thrm With pistol
threatening to blow out the brains of the first
who shsuld lay hands him ct the same time appeal
Ing as an American, to his fellow sonntrymen for
protection saying that he had been insul,.d BY the
barkseper. cry was rsised Americana to
arms;" and In Eve minutes nearly every American in
the place wssn the street With rides pistols and bowie
knives and but for the interference Of the Governor
who Is a humane though wise firm gentleman there
would have been bloodshed TO a certainty rhe Cover
addressed his subjects and soldiers and the Tells
graph man" addressed the Am~ricsns the result vas
every enc dispersed on his own " hook aud the
friends Of Mir Sands got him out Of the street
The next day, Sept. 18th, q meeting of Americans
was held at the American Hotel at which they de-
noupced the conduct Of Sands uobecoming the cha
Americans Wa delivering their views 1.-THE Governor
OF the affair Sands appeared aud apoiogisea to his
to the Governor, By whom he was turned 10 the
authorities, and quiet restored order regns In
Pspsna fanams 4. entirely free from sickness. The
There are nov about Eve hundred em'srants on the
isthmus nsary all Of whom viii be taken Oh By tn.
Senator and aDsms steamers which vessels are stiu
here. The Unicorn sailed, Oiled with passengers
Monday last She Is ov boat and the passengers By
the Sen stor will probably be In San Francisco
~ those by the L Dicern. The Panama sails on Mon
dey or Tuesday neat, and the Senator Saturday Of
this week.
The English steamers Of valparaisosavs the nth
Of each month
Letters for the South Pacific coast must be paid
through before leaving the States
The President Of chill has ssked the British Admiral
to protect Chilan subjects in California The Admiral
refused all Interference.
Sailed from Panama 9th. English steamer New Gran
ada, for Valparaiso and intermediate ports.
By proclamation In conformity with treaty bearing
date May 18th, at Bogeta, the nthmus will be free
trade country from January next No duties, no mo-
nopolies. The other provinces Of New Granada are
not included In this proclamation
over six millions aud half Of dollars have entered
this port from the South PsciGc by the English steam
ers since January lsst.
new gold mine has been discovered in the NOUS
tain Of runs in Peru prolific and rich that Of
California
Died IN this city, the 4th inst Thomas Dickson,
of Mobile, printer, native Of Scotland.