New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
dsrd treated Us with mach Kindness, and deserved

dsrd treated "a With mach Kindness, and deserved
ard received our rsrme.t thanks.
The Hsphesl Rivas," asnsi steamer, sent o1
By George Law & Co. to navigate the chsgre,
river h,s lust rstorned from Der ria trip 10 ths
the river. She made the pont she med % reach
which il Pa!eneiiia, twelve % iOor,een miles t1i.
eide q Go.eons, which il probably az far a. any
I steamer Cas- be bulk u ran, owing . the rsPt1s
end various other oostruc,ions 70 the nayig alton
/ above. Hr. FroutSioD, Of the contractors o.
the Railroad says hat they intend % cons,r0ct m
I medisfeiy plank road from where the steam sr
stops the river 20 Panama, aD6have sent 70 Ne ~
/ Orleans Tor so laborers We put up a. Mlllers
ITvire Hose Which is the A No. one hotel Of the
/ place 1ts accommodations are excellent atoye-
iher better than / ex 2octed % find.
Cfsgres has grown very much within the past
three mOuibG; indeed, were u not for f. y negO
butts remaining, end the roulette and m7ute tables.
the iGvarsbis accomplishments OF A spanish bar, |
would scarcely have knoF the place
There / az been a terrible ARRAY IN Panama, as
suppose YOU have learned before this. Lives we're
loss On 10th sides. Whatever may have been the
conduct Of rhe American heretofore IN this instance
tie natives we're 20 blame. j know that ~ any
abandoned and cO~srdiy wretchss, ds5faces .
the American name, have cond1cted themselves
tow ard the natives, &c they do toward their o~n
countrynnen vhea they think they can do 50 With
impunity, il the most brutal manner, ins1ltiag and
maltreGiIg them 10 various ways. The co1se-
Quence il that the bad feeling thus generated IS
VISITED OfteItmes upon the innocent, particularly
tie resident Americans, who deprecste everything
calculated b. Irritate this jealous people. The Tsi-
egrapb, which was condemned some two months
$50 sold al auction 10 the Railroad Company
for IS, 500 The company nave removed their
terals from GoreoDs b Navy Bay. where they
have erected buildings and commenced operations
with fair promise ct last Of something being done.
The following vessels are no y lying off Chazres:
o-.L zfo
ell New. Oresns tomorrow Foser, Loy-i, 1oc--tsini
Drawn, Msddin, NsW-OflesDs uBcsuAn John French
- Uncertain At Vernon. Murray N-w-Od-sls son;
kaIhsn C. Ely, Pie Al Navy Bay, uneet4in; arrived a,
way Of Havana
Prices On the other side have advanced very
much steersge ticket on the Oregon spA Ist
before she left for 500 some Of her cabin tickets
sold for 1920. For some time past passages
il sailing veEselG ranged from SllO 70 Sl25. now
they are from $50 ~ 5000. o wing - t1s ad.
veLce, some firms which contracted % take pas
seDgers through by sailing vessels to San Fran
cisco have made bad failure not being able 10
charter vessels at the rates they expected.
The bstk Susan, after being out Sc days from
Panama, ran short Of provisions and returned
While on her return the Captain became deranged
cut his throat and jumped overheard
The Chsgres River is now swollen with the
rains, but the boats have so increased in number
and comfort and the accommodations by the way
FOR passengers ere so much better than they were
last season. none need be detained from the pas
sege. The Cruces route is now the route on az
court the rains.
! think, and every resident American comedies
with me- that our Government is very remss in
not keeping vessel Of war in Panama Bay, as
the English DO.
AS you will perceive write in hurry. When
l arrive at Panama ] viii enter more iatO detail
and give your readers such facts and information
ss will be ofinterest Yours truly AID.