New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

stones and stabbed and badly IL pcf nor~ux
wounded, the names Of whom hope 20 give Va,
ere the closing OF the mss. Every hoase 1, D.
with stones. my LODGING room with others
Tie American Consul md the Governor Of hi.
part Of the Republic, called all the Americans IN
the pubic plszs. where the excited multitude were
addressed by each Ia turn-the Governor promis-
ing to arresI and deliver to the Americans the
murderer and 70 make fgll restitution. Since then
another American has been killed-having been
stoned and stsbbed % desth-his name was Joka
ENNIS OF WeedspOrt, Cayuga County " Y
pssd about 50 wears A number Of natives were
badly wounded; as yet | have heard Of bat tro
who were killed outright; but as the Americans
had no arms but pocket pistols, excepting avery
few euus cons equently they could not do much ex-
ecutiOn.
The native mob were greatly excited and en-
ragged They ould hardly contain themselves, and
would have been desperate beyond control, wereit
rot for the better paci OF the nature men and wo'
mer, who coaxed and persuaded many TO desst -
| ara sure saw the HE OF more than one Ameri-
saved by the interference Of the natives them
selves, who Kept many at bay till he escaped to a
house near az hand
1t is now O'Clock IN The evening and the mob
have all dispersed for the night, but | am quite
sure the disturbance will not end here. II is said
there is a company Of Americans now forming,
no with others, are determined TO take the power
into their own hands but this il extremely doubtful.
SnAdaV M0,RiRg, My 10, : 0el0ck.-The City
is all in an upzoar OF coRtuson constant bring Of
guns and pistols, tending 70 keep alive the hre OF
excitement. The walls Of the city and balconies
are covered by Americans sight seeing at the
burisls Of the slain, especially those OF our own
country men, there will be great turnout and
without great prudence aud sefpossession, NC
must expect further f<ttius and great loss OF Lie
PANAMA, May y, 1850
Yesterday We buried the bodies ofthe two Amer
leans slain by the naves--Wiham Samler, Of Yon-
kers New-YoFk, At II O'Clock, and John Eyeritts,
of Needsport Cayuga Co. New York, at 4PM
The funeral services Of the Episcopal church were
read at the first funeral, which the American Con-
sui and also the Governor Of the Province attended.
with perhaps 400 American citizens. Both collins
were covered by our flag. The city was quiet all
day yesterday with the exception Of some few In
diyidual assaults. To dsy all is quiet. There are
rumors Of several dead among the natives. have
myself seen two native officers carried through the
streets this afternoon.
have no doubt but there are some 300 or 400
Americans upon whom the natives have so0rR TO
take vengeance and one told me today that he
was so far prepared Tor them TO carry two load
ed six barreed revolvers. with which nc should en-
dehvor to defend himself i attacked.
The fact is the Americans were the aggressors in
all this difficulty IL was an illegal act for them to
arrest the boy and carry him to the Echo Office,
and there to hold as il were, an inquisition over
him. and force him to confess. Our laws as Wei
as those here, require suspected criminal 70 De OK
amned and tried before aregu ar tribunal and then
il found guilty punished, but the editor and lew
l.. o, k.,f 10 fnfn hair NUN
hards-the result WIS the loss of much precious
blood One inoffersive American has falen-Mr
Everett who was simply o looker-on. Mr. Samler
was participant so lar as to be engaged IN the
Office ith those who arrested the boy and though
the facts can never be known, yet he was on the
theater Of action and there lost his lie, leaving
wife and child at Yonkers to mourn his loss.
The American citizens and residents here, are
incensed at the conduct of our countrymen. They
have reason fear that permanent i'll feeling will
be the conse quence, and what is worse render the
passage across the lsthmus both dangerous and
diHrpi. - Ill Lvs e~ory man, hereafter como
vel armed, and by no means attempt 10 cross ex.
our own country men, have been ick Oh
for month past, and ii behooves every man 70 be
on the alert especially at night.
The "Phladephia's passengers, who let New
York 4th inst have been arriving for two days
past; they all report quiet and peaceabe treat
mept by the natives though several OF them were
robbed Of various articles, such as watches, &c.
We have had bat little rain here. The thermome-
ter has ranged about az night and day Tor week
psst. Yours, respectfully CHARMING.
P.S.-Inquires having been made 10 day ct the
Consuls Office, we were informed that 50 each
was all the fine which laws inflicted upon Cap
tans az owners Of vessels for carrying more pas
seDgers than their tupnsge permltted-thoughi or-
merly it was 5000 Tor every passenger above the
lawful number. THERE'S now nothing to prevent
individuals from prosecuting for private damages.
The American Consul says there 10 no act empow-
errg him to interfere ilh any vessel or steamer
infringing upon the laws, as was the case with the
Columbus " hch left here last night with that por-
ton of the mails which arrived here from New Or
leans by the Falcon.
The New World will leave Valparaiso on May
18th or 18Th and is expected here in the course OF
next week BY her it is hoped that holders OF tick
cts in the steamer New Orleans will be forwarded.
The Panama Echo gives the name Of one OF the
killed Americans as VIM. A. 6empler and the
other as John Everett. The patrol OF 40 men
men spoken of above was organized by J. Med.
Ross OF Mobile. ThiscompaDy was advised by the
Governor to disperse and did so. The boy who
stole the money has since the difficulty been Az
rested by the authorities, and il 10 jail TO await his
trial. Down 10 the last moment all was quiet.
SHIP FRANCIS P. SAGE The Francis p Sage,
another noble addition % the merchant marine of
our port, was thrown open TO the examination Of
the public yesterday. The vessel is intended for
the Liverpool trade, and is to be commanded by
Capt w. II. Robson, a gentleman OF experience
In Bis profession, and Justly popular with those who