The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND
thNDN ion ISLAND NEWS.

DC. acl,d New Yoik cn Frirsv NOR.
a'rs. 81 81 ,tilv heur, ha,,ng inside RI
unusually 'ho,t ltssace nom tLpsits
III" i'rok.s bilncs si.i5sslsss So IN
gold "ii freight, ard s,,tai.ttss. among
ga.-'tg.rs Total si,c5S.sls,3s.
11r" 'icam.hap fmrrr CITY. Capt. !
ID. N.t'r. Afii,,d st Nc~ Yo,k %
Friday. The fur',e Cry lrf, New
70 ! On tho sih 81 Marl. sad arch.
oicd 81 tlaerr. at II I.2 4. N. or
tic 2.ib oil. There ). /. ,erv large "a.
mount Of gold du.I in H.. hand. AZ r.s.
ssrscrs, ',l.ma,td nj mar oas ,siitcn ~
soIJu5s.
The Tennessee arrived n, Panama
on The l2ih II March, md expected To
'ail Tor California un or about tie 2.tl,
~ - h Feb. ?Cih, IN coming ONT of
Valparaiso IA. tennessee M, .he "a.
rali Sand. going ~. and st.. wns expect
ell Va arrive alou: tho 2sjh 81 30ih Of
March, at Panama.
The ',puaiter di,,urlance' las no,
vc' subsidized. although after much orea.
n.zirg. many irfamaiory mcciing>. aud
goodIy amount "' spcrchiiyjng on both
side, the whole difficulty remain, ju>t
as indefinite and distant from adjustment
N when Il commenced. The s,ina,tcr>
claim right 10 the unoccupicd laid,
whether included in the city survey or
ollrrwi,". They are iuciicd. no doubt
to party consolidation and tho action with
which they have received public meas
urcs. mere by men " hose aims are self
i'h. AMI " host n, piraiions are dislUnur-
able, than 10y header; of dispas,ioncd
feeling. and calm. rejecting Judgment
Tie anli-squaii-r party is the more nu-
mcrons' and wicld> a greater influence.
not HAT /. l. destitute Of hrads,ronr and
nnprinciplcd mcn. but men of energy
aud stamina swell it, ranks. in whose
hand- the true interests of the place are
safe"
The propeller Chesapeake arrived at
Acapulco on the 10Th of February. and
remained some Is days. TO arrange her
machinery. She had not arrived at san
Francisco" or the 1T of March.
The L. s. -hip f'nlmou'h. Capt. Pet
'crcw. WIS at Alazailnn ON the oh 81
March, 10 ,aIl or Il cruise IN few DAYS
Mid-hipman Tabh, attacked 10 the ful-
muut!I. Wa, murdered while on slo'e. a
few evenings previous, in company viii.
some 'iiicerS from the ship. BY whom,
the murder was rcrpetra,cd, could moi
lie a>certaincd. The party with whom,
lac was III company were rcinrning from
a concert, and when near the Mole. where
a boat from the ship was in waiting. they
missed the deceased. and on rctraciu.
their steps n few yards, ihcy found hin
y Ing on III" sidewalk, quite dead. Iii,
skull va, found To be badly featured
apparently by some blunt weapon,
Great excitement prevailed with recar,
TO it, and n correspondence was taking
place between Capt Pcttiorew aud til,
authorities Of MaAa'lan. The latter had
pledged themselves TO do all tina; was il
their power to discover the murderer.
PANAMA. A bad state of fcelin.
existed at Panama between the native
and the Americans. On tie nigh, 0
the 18th cit. a young American nam
ed Thomas Fnnigan was assaulted b,
about fifty armed Spaniards and la
tivcs. who shot him through the Shout
der. Several other Americans ha,
been seriously injured by blows from
Clubs aud stones, given by wrctchc
who would wavlav them in the dail
at different times. The Panama Sta
. call upon all Americans to be on the
guard aud (rotec, themselves. Thcs
: outrases we're probabIy induced b,
the dl-sordcfly conduct ofEome lawles
Americans.