The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-19
Interesiisg from New (,ranadx,

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We have received by the Crescent City, fne
Panama Star, of the an inst 1t is principally OF
cupied with the supposed conspiracy OF some one
against the government Of New Granada.
| II Is healthy at Cruces and Panama.
The Isthmus road to Cruces, for the past two
weeks, has been in the most excellent condition,
and travellers have been enabled to pass over it
with the greatest facility.
| The Gorgona road il also represented as seing
in fine order
| The following named vessels sailed from Paaa-
ma steamer Gen. Warren, Sept 49, 80 pas
seDgers; steamer Antelope, Sept 30, 30 passengers;
steamer Northernei, Oct. "a, 40 passengers;
steamer Republic, Oct. 9th, so passengers
| The following passengers died on board the
steamer Crescent City, between Chagres and New
| York;
| John w. Haskell. Boston, Mass, died Oct 9,
aged 80 years.
| Dr. Edward Cuthbert, Newbern. n c., died Oct
IL, aged IS years.
Samuel Strickland, Rodman, Jefferson county
n. Y, died Oct. IL, aged "a years.
John Houghton, Windsor, VI, died Oct II,
aged ~ years.
The Star gives the following paragrapbs;--
The authorities of this city are actively engaged
in their efforts to obtain testimony sufficiently clear
TO warrant them in arrestng several persons who
are strongly suspected of nstigating the late at
tempted revolution While the re is but little doubt
in the minds of the mass of the community as to
the guilt of these suspected individuals, the legal
testimony is not yet sufficiently strong to warrant
their apprehension. 1t IS to bs hoped, that while
the innocent will not be interfered WITH the guilty
will not be suffered to escape the punishment they
deserve.
Common report assigns the leadership of the
late contemplated revolution to Gen. Flores, who
is somewhat notorious throughout South America,
for his restless and disorganising spirit. We be-
! eve there is not n government now existing, nor
has there been for last thirty years, this part
| of the world, that he has not attempted 10 over
| throw.
Among those suspected Of being concerned in
I plotting The ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF this republic, is
Gen. Jose ID. Espinar, who, on Sunday last, issued
card to the public, in which he disayows entirely
having any such intention.
| The excitement created last Saturday night, and
which continued Tor several days. in relation the
much-talked Of revolution, has gradually subsidized,
and the reaction leaves our city just now unusually
dull and quiet. The first fruits OF such disorganiz
ing schemes are plainly 10 be seen in the complete
staeneiion Of all outdoor business; for although
! the attempt 10 get up revolution Was most eIg
nal and puerile failure, yet IL went just far c0ough
10 have the effect Of producing general dIsrust aud
want Of colide nee ia The peFlanency of peace and
ACTIVITY and enterprise among our hants that
Is so necessary To the proper prosecution Of
healthy and lively business Before our pspcr
again goes TO press, however, we in hopes this
state OF things viii be hanged, aud our city once
more assume its wonted busting appearance.
The Antelope sailed last Monday with about
thirty passengers; the Oregon sailed on Tuesdy,
with the mails, and about $50 passengers: and the
NOrthern6r sailed on "Wednesday, with about the
SEINE number. Ap cohtrdiC, some $50 n passengers
arrived here on Tuesday and "Wednesday, on SAIL
| Il.
Just now The lido oi emigration Gets rather stronger
/ from than 20 California.
| While We reioiced to state that the health of
our city Is entirely restored, regret 10 announce
| the prevalence OF much sickness upon the Chagres
river. OF the $50 passengers by the Georgia. some
seven or eight died very suddenly, between Gar
! toOn and San Pablo.
! The roads hence TO Cruces, for the past two
weeks, have been in most excellent condition, aud
travellers have been enabled to pass over with
the greatest facility. The Gorgons road is also
Represented as being in ae order, and travellers
who have recently tried il, assure US il il much
Preferable Ia the Cruces road Considering that
we are IN the midst ~ the Rainy @eason--which
will continue ior a month and half yet--the pre-
sent condition Of these two roads is something
unusual
On Sunday. The 2Stb ult, az the residence Of
Mr.. ChaTl's Iachrsson, IA this city. Mr.. T.. War
SOS, aged about 81 years, late of New York city.
The deceased had been living in this riace for
tLe past six months, ia which time he had won the
I
/ entire ccnids ace oi the house IN which lac was
! engaged. Illus death followed sickness OF but a
lew hours Duration, aud his remai0s were accoA-
panied Ivy a very numerous tram OF friends 10 their
last resting place, where appropriate services
performed by The Rev. Mr.. Warren, who oiiicatcd
IN most solemn and impressive manner. The
deceased leaves q wife and several children, 20
whom II VIII be n consolation 90 know that in his
sickness he received all the care and attention
which the most sensitive friendship could dicta.e.
=, ~ san Pablo, OF cholera, Sept 5sh, Nj. CHARLES
Among the names Of those who have recently
died 90 the CbagIes river, were g. l.. AyHE, aud
--- CoAn.s, Of philadelphia. The deceased both
came out on the recent trip Of the Georgia.
Nows from Oregon.
The steamer California, Capt. Buid, arrived at
san francisco. from Oregon. She lcft Astoria on
the % nit, having remained there but one day.
The California brings 20 passengers, and S7.66-,
consigned as follows 1T. ]. Stuart y Co.. S3.T70
y ssrk n Co.. sl,es3 %; ollendorf, Wolf S
Co, 1900; Dunbar " Gibbs. ssh %.
Gov. Gaines and family had arrived good
health. Also, Hon. w. II. Strong, Associate
Justice Of the supreme Court, and Gen. j.. Ham
ilion, Secretary Of the Territory
The market quotations, on The 22d 81 August,
were a. fCowss- Outer, > per 10 cheese, 6l,c.,
il0ur, ~ per cwt s2j per DBL: wheat, y ~ per
bu.; oats y; coffee, 2jc sugar,0c tea, .Iasl %;
tobacco, 81 81 30; eggs, ~ 5jc salt, sl0a so
per cwt; lumber, 50 10 80 per NJ. cooking stoves,
80 n 90.
a corr spondcnt writing 10 the editor Of the
STOCKTON " nfHol, from oregon ely, refers 40 Toll
lows 10 The prices Ol labor, NC, 10 that region -
Eysrytbing u NJ "a here the prices being regulated
By tbose q Caiiiornis. Lsbor is oommca NJ 20 per
dag; carperters 40, aud scarce al tnst. Gov T.
worth 800 yoke Of steers 5000 aud 500 was the
other day. t1ered and refused tor span ofhorsos
The custom % the country allows each man claim
q dtus,ion q and aud these claims held a,
prices varying frOm 5000 10 $1,000 according 20
location atd Improvement. Lumber Il worth $50 per
thousaEi !, and wheat sc pcr bushei.
Tho icstiny II OREGON clearly r. "a supply Calfsr
MIA With lumber aud hcur. oder he prersnt wretch.
"a HfEW. Of 81
the acre Il average crop aud With this Weld " a.
impossihlc that The Amtrican hour be shipped
around tbs Horn and sold a. cheap as u can be sup.
pied ffum oregon aud u ~ equally i'm possible tia.
The CHI mills can pay The jutc. and compete with
The new avenue 10 The rich agricultural valley
Of the mpqua, opened ~ the recent exploring ex-
petition, viii bring ia close proximity to one or
the finest OF the graingToving regions of Oregon.
Ihc waier power, cxcelcni timber. and Iuarrics Of