The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
Arrival Of the Empire City.
THE LATEST FROn THE IsramUs orPiHlul.
Advices from Jamaica,
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The steAmship Empire City, Captain Wilson, arrived
early this morning from Chsgres, via Kingston, ia
msca We are indebted to the kindness of Mr.. u. W.
Hull, the gentlemsny Purser Of the =. O., for the
prompt delivery Of our parcels
The Empire City brings few days. later sdvices
from Panama. Mr. Corwns, .. 8. Consul at that port
who came passenger in the Empire City, reports that
up to the day he left 3lst ult there had been fur
ther outbreak, peace and quiet having been complete
ly restored, although IL had been ascertained that
few disanscted political aspirants QGranadians had
used the most efforts to array tho blacks
against the whites Notwithstanding, therslis i'm
mediate apprehension Of another disturbance in Pana
ma yet spirit Of uneasiness and disquietude pre-
walls there among the better class Of Granadisns
we'll among the Americans, lest the few designing
Granadians may succeed in inducing the blacks TO at
tack the whites
Among the Americans the desire Is universal that
our government should Immediately dispatch ship
Of to the harbor Of Panama; they feel II life
and property not unless Is stationed
there. The govt Of New Granada offers them pro-
lection whatever 1t has neither the moral physi
cal power to enforce Its laws and keep in suhjec
ton its own subjects, much less protect American
citizens. MrCorwine has made request Of Commodore
McCsuy as he passed through Panama, route for
San Francisco to dispatch ship Of to the former
ana received OF his wishes being
Several Am reans recently died Panama; their
names could not learn. Panama however, Is CON-
Captain bowman returning from San Francisco was
robbed on the 24th ult, between Panama aud Cruces
OF about 81 600 in gold dust and coin his trunk was
broken open and that abstracted therefom by
the negro in charge OF the mule to which the trunk
o. the Isl na aa %, been re-
party, Mr.. Marsh, of New York who returning in
company with Capt also robbed Of $1,000 $500 Of
The steamship Isthmus. though daily expected, had
not arrived at Panama, from San Francisco, on the
| Point. 20 long due had not reached Panama 1t was
supposed they were quarantined at Valparaiso.
| The steamship Tennessee. Capt Cole. sailed from
Panama for San Francisco with about $50 pas sengers
the 30th ult The California, Capt. pudd, was to
have sailed from the same port with her usual COM
pement passengers the LIST inst and the British
bark Sarah. with about 220 passengers, on the "a.
These vessels would take away not less than 1000 per-
from Panama The number Of sailing vessels In
the port Of Panama comparatively small, and
rates of passage, in consequences, were high. The
Kingston and Kirkwood were the only American
The american bark Nathan Hale, bound from New
York for Chagres run on the reefs of Caycos Islands
before reported in the Herald Vessel total loss; all
hands saved She bad on board q number OF passsn-
Rerr who, by Of small boats, made their to
Turks Islands where they chartered brig to convey
them to Chsgre at which port they were safely land
| ed about the goth ult
The United States Consul at Kingston had received
a letter. announcing the loss Of the American brig
Imperial. Capt Beaman. Of Norfolk, Va. She sailed
from Savanna La ar jamaica ON the 18th of May
| pimento and logwood and on the 18th OF the same
month wrecked on one Of the Jardenello Keys,
fifteen miles east of the Isle Of Pines The rum part
Of the coffee and pimento were saved, and taken to
Grand Caymsn there sold the oath, and proceeds
paid over TO the Captain The Captain, crew and pas
senrerr afterwards sailed for Key West
Mr. Chss. ii. Thomas, who was shot at Chagres, by
City where be left In precsrous state with
no hope Of recovery. Mancsras had also arrived at
Kingston. and Efforts were being made to have him
apprehended and held for requisiton from the 60
vernment Of New Granada.
SPECIE AND THE SPECIES.
From the Kingston Ga) Journal June
The Royal Mail Compsny's steamship Trent, Com
manoer Clark, arrived Yesterday from the Main.
She reports The Trent takes the home
the 9TH inst The Trent has nearly too usiii,ons Of
dsia's in specie board Am7ng her passengers are
two d~arfs male and female, from Central America,
rsss 10 the United States.
THE CUBA EXPEDITION.
From the Kingston ia Journal, June
Some excitement has been created In this city, and,
Csba that body Of American subjects had Ian ded In
that leland with hostile intention. and that some
lives had been lost in the attempt made by them TO
raise the standard OF revolt In IT. The party, which
consisted Of three four hundred men. under
upon nas the inRssans. s1ined no s
position to join their standard take part with them
IN their a,temP; That this nSmeer Of men should
engage In such undertaking. is In no way sur
prising. Nay IL is probable that ave or six times
many thousands might be got join IT, not withstand
ing the positive command Of the government to the
contrary. BY very many in the United States, the
possession Of Cuba IL snxiousy coveted and the
ne1ation of that leland is with them fsvorite
sure. They seem desirous Of accomplishing IL In oppo
70 'a N. cuy Witch ,hs
conduct would place this latter. The thirst for
territorial aggrsndizemrnt Is increased by the pre-
sense In America of persons from Cuba dissatisfied,
and justly with the conduct OF the government aud
the system OF exclusion which is carried by It. aud
who may have exaggerated the dissstisfacton which
exists in the island and led 20 conclusions which
net well founded regards the disposition OF the
people But whatever might have been the induce
mcnts TO the attack upon Cuba, the force employed
by General Lopez was insignificant as to discourage
any attempt on the part OF those In the island svor-
leved that the discoutent which prevails IL wide
spread and extends TO all. the European spsninrds
excepted. sDd that hostile attempts by American
subjects will not with the present failure The
American Is of course responsible for
tho conduct OF men who disregard its proclamatiou
and by despstching . steamer with isforma ton. and
to assist In sefeating the attempt IL has put sef In
men, Of spain So long as thr.c government. remain
upon terms OF smity and good feeling the former
sannc, sanction any stsmp, by American subjects 70
assist the Cuhans to throw OF their allegiance The
discomfort Of its subjects aud the desire Of the
government ~ Spain alter the abouninable system
~heh Il has pursued In reference TO ts colonies and
which has lost ~ it, valuable possessions the Man
The mpls Of the Cubsns in 1850 those Il
the south Americsns In 1910 and IL audit Is to
perceive that the dominion of forcethe loyalty main
tanned by hsyonsts- cannot much longer exist sr be
enforced We fear however there probability Of
the eyes Of the Spanish rulers being opened TO the
unwise pursued In Cuba aud the feeling which
constant intsroourss with the Americans has pro-
duesd. and must increase from year to year.
SwrSDLrse ALL ROUND, AT WAsmNeToS.-We
long ego gave the particulars Of the famous print
ing job Of Father Richie. which appears to have
jost been found out by some wisescres at Wash
ingtoo. Father Richie IL not the only one rejoic-
ing in golden spoils. The Tnfciigsncr has had