The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08


 c>cayrsa eBes before with lestsrs tr0ul ttas city They will be along hers An dss time. no ooubs, b't would have beea much ussiai tea days siacs. It vii bo seen that ME FFesnsr rStlects in severe terms upon the tnsbsgsvlsnt sf the Pacific steam CTS. T5e evils esrnplaigei of gre ths psore inrI- eusable. because they b~ st oass frnsdied fl thers be earnest desire 10 remedy ths'n--A. O.
 PANAMA. Msrch. g. Ist9.
 Eff0rs Pie--Tbe steamer Creseat City has sar- rived at Cbsgrs<, sad lesrs brought msH from the Uatea States, wbsh is siiii delay somewhere between thsrs apd thss plsee. have heard of Its being at GoggDpa, and no oae 10 look after 1. Ne gsaiss that arrive here, except those coming by the na4il steamers, altsHed to ty sny Persea what, sv~y 1 kaOGid su9pose the B :. Conspl would take charge of them; this. however, IS not so, aud fer the want of other place of deposit they sent ,c the xoxsrOment eustom-hease- At this place they are banded aud rchandied. W,thout any more care or NasatIOa thsa--ihsy deserve
 The English steamer PsEu, which arrived here on the 23d, brought heasty S759uV in baitieu, S3~O- ooO of which California gold, siIPP~d from Valparaiso and Cails0- All he passengers by her took passage ia the NsStiseEs~r for New York
 Siace tlIe arrival of the Peru. we have received the intelligence of the election of Gen. Lopez, in the place af Mosqasrz, whieh snuoa neemeut w3s received ia lhis place with general hriRg 9l can non, and other GeIucHssratlohs of rr,oscihg.
 had expected 4a write ts you by ihs rrtRrn of the Falcon. aud send ihis letter hy the Fsgalar coarse thr0sgh the Coasais hands from this place. bat sutpgissd io bear tllis morning that lhs mail for the FsieOn ls here very est.y wIgiio,sa- any Horiee whstsgsf, and even without adSicss of her arrival at Chagnes hsyinE be-a received. No oRe cAa neceaRt for Ihis singular procedure ihe PaFt ef tbs eonsai aud sgsUt of Inc steamers, lss it Is tbsG they desire prevent if pessbe. the California emigr=itoa from being ee-TE~tiy advised of il,e true state of aSsirs at paaana sed the Isthmss However. and others have Sei-Trsln~d that letters shail r~ach the steamer f possible ssd consequently have dctefiulasc 10 S-nd private express to Chagres-
 The stsaEneS CSiifo-uia hss ns, yet arrived from San Francisco, have shs least i4ea ef the cause sf her long detsation her regular time. fea can s1rH'tsS the cause ss wsil zs we who are here-
 There are 10 vessels ia this port. Some persons left a few days ago In s whale boat. and another party Is shout stsrtiRg ia large canoe which they are fitting aP. The ship Mantle consigned to The American Consul, is expected in the course ot hlteen days. She Is 465 .eus capacity. and 210 persons have tskeA passage on her. 1 understand Slse IS to take fifty mere, the personal :Fi-nds oi The eonsigrvs Her cabin tickets sold al s2ia steersgs at Sfs0. There 6s'o applicants for passage that wese not accommodated. The naia- Der of applicants for passage enabes to arrive al very nearly the n0Enber ot persons the lstnuius bound to California, who are provided and unpro- viGed with tickets. incIaJiag the Iaie arrivals there about jS0 who have uckeis on the sseani- CT CasfoFaia and ibe whalsr NetBtc. Bssidss these. Lhess ii0o or l500 who have no nIeans whateveS of arriving their destination. Many have beeguo disy'sted with The prospect, and have gone back, to go by Vera Cruz or Corpus Christi Some hays been detained 90 long that they have used their funds ia necessary incidental expenses. and ara now unable to go either way. N hat is 10 ts be Inc result of tbis most unfortunate state of things il is impossible to faresee.
 l stated in nay last letter that MeSsrs A=pinwali X Cs. haze not bsen dealing fairly by the citzeas o the West snd the South; that people of these actions, whose EePrss~ Rtssiyes had been Inatnly Lastrumentag ia ahii<hing the iiae ol steamers from New f0tk 10 San Francisco. have not an equal chance of participating in the facilities of travel with lisOse ei the North aBd last We should not want any stronger evidence than couid be given by Inc paSs~ Rg~rs of the steamer Isthmas. who arc vet here waiting; but 4s have other point l Stll. merely by way of calling public atr ntIon 10 those aaaeHiseos who are peti toning The general government for few millions of public money eil. preseot. As " straas show which Wsy the wind blows" so Go~s the c0Dduct ot issese gentiemeh, in Feasion to different sections of tue Union, that the W est and south not to receive equal chance of ihe facilities of travel. they esa prevent iI, iSag therr a demand from ihe North.
 The following is oue case, and if necessary l will show others s41siiy glsTiRg: MT Belden, of Ohio. iea hsme aRd arrived ia New York in the latter part of December. with ths visr of purchasing uckets Tor Inc steamer California her s-con1 Eip4 He went to the office ol the agency for the line ot AsP!nwsil $ steamers every day, but N was iafoFTned tASt Ihe books would not be opened until the 3th of Jassuary-nOr were they opened 10 the public uHtil that tune Mr Brliea was the second person who purchased ticke, llking one for him. self. one for MT. NeNuty, and one each for si1 eibeFs of his party They arrived here, presented I'etF tickets 10 the Agsnts and they register Ct The day before the UTrgoa sailed il esrta'h~d there were some vacant passages. These snque~,onshy sseud have besa allotted to thv pf lhR IsfbIuuS tbA ist..4 that the tickets for thc next trip of ihe California shonid come ih aceoFding to priority ri uuuItrr A, this interesting state ei tie excitement Mr b-tdeH and his pariy were getting ready 20 oa besarG, Nr. GeoFge G. Gtazier. who parchased tickets on the 9ih Ot January. ae himself ad- msitec, for MesSrs- nau-l N rbt, W Fr-6erirks Charles Pe0ison, Joseph Hamilton, John N ester head. Edwsrd Green, r.. Tspnan and Franklin steps in claims asd takes precedence because the Mrssrs Aspipwslis had ihon gh proper from special fsseritisn ofAer nHBse le anIgate his tickets ,n il'e lth ef January. Mir. Patterson had 4 ticket proearec oH the 2'ih December. aud also took pre- eedencc. This act had the effect to exclude Mr Bess~n and his party from p.Ssare oa Inc Or.snn saa he 's delayed some six Weess, unemployed ana Et heavy exlrEEe, when princ,pse of justice and fsir desng shoald have given hin, priority MessFS. AsPin~ais may have seen proper to sccoui- fncaate Mir II GjaE-F. of Gile New York custom house. and Mir Rstterson. aa eztIoyr in Inc Mayors offee e0t have they dealt fary with the citilrns of " s NN htefthsists atlsf may CtailU tte fignt so isFot whom they See pr1p.F-to sell tckess ~h-neser they plrase-baI they siiaald not forget .tnat ther has of steamers has been established snoer the patronage ot the general govrrnmeni; ,sai w~s thr wHry of the people mat placed tFts monopoly ia iher hands. tue power 10 set pab- ile oPtaioa At dehanee. And the people of the West and SoHih should not forget inc conduct of these moooPe'sts. whea they come logging the nerab%Ts oi Congress for sddHiomal appropriations o' some three millions of dollars Ia thes fancy stock -hd raiiFeId sPeculasens II they ever baiia the r"sd, II would blsa Inc West and South still tighter to tlse NertheEa indnenee, aad make them and iheir commerce moFe sab3ect thrse imaosi- tisns-
 MT Nelson, ,i'r [. :. Consul at this port, is the agent ei the AsPnNa,ls, and am sorry io say that hs takes the liberty of ussg ,sle eaErEiag of his easeial position for Inc paspese ef advancing his cwH inoissduai ends and those of the enn,panv issf~aa af pnarsl,.x .a3 v