New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Arrival of the Ohio.

The steamship Ohio arrived yesterday
morning, having sailed from Chagres Oct 25, lOP.N
ard arrived of Havana at 10 P. NJ. on the 29th
Sailed from Havana Nov. 81 p. NJ.
The trouble between the American and Native
BoatGen had all been quelled before the sailing of
the Ohio.
The passengers of the Ohio outward, had all gone
up the rlver.
The steamer Prometheus arrived at Havana on the
3lst ult. from San Juan would leave early next
morning for New-York.
On the night of October &C. w. Sweetses, of Ports
mouth, n H, jumped overheard and was drowned,
Notwithstanding the most strenuous efforts made to
save him.
Died on the 4th inst, on board the Ohio, James
Harrison. formerly assistant storekeeper steamer
Brother Jonathan.
The following are the passengers by the steamship
OHIO:
j. r. Langley J. N Porter. A. c Bennett. A Gutter
Lombard, GA, Trundy Il B DAVIS Mis- George Hohson,
Thompson, sou,er, I 7. smith, John sullivan, E F.
dro Mosno, Antonio Rmo Francisco Ttosp,lo N Mssno
7 Asperco, II Talco,t, John Taylor, Isaac Bucker G.
tell, S d Carroll r J. Rogers. r b Smith, | MumbyS S,
Gh@sh pa Ron t5,d Dom E E's pi PIo6H
J. s johnson, "; 4. Moore juan LepIan. seurnlck,
Hes cT II S%. a hGSF Williams M' Mr. Val Sh
lace and 3frlends. Mrs Hamley s X DAVIS, Redmap
s. s ISGT ss; d GaS%Ss Gs%p %son 5sH
Mihcks, II Hays S c DAVIS, NJ Jones, NJ. Barber. J A.
'i Hs1 Sna' fOf I;Hch Wright " Jas
Dussan, MIe1R w. Spencer, VIZ Mitchell s yssol-
Goac6ien Jacob Hofimestor Hugh iirin j. Coleman,
We'll, II Pollard, G " Buell. j Housed. and u others
f. G Marshall Member of Congress from California
Hon. K NJ Pr'ee do do from from New;J%sey y W hasht'
The Ohio brings the following amounts of specie
To Rowland & Aspinwall, Si3 600, Amos X. Eno
$4,000 total, 100000
We are indebted 20 E. w Hull, the obliglng Purser
Of the Ono, for Panama papers.
The Panama Star of the 2lst ult has some items
Of Gillian news though not of 50 late date as our
last advlces.
c.cIoe was published on the 25,h of August
SupplesSng the Offices of Administrator of the Gus
tom House AZ Valparaiso, and the two officers under
HIM, as not required under the new custom House
laws. HIS place VIII be filled by the Treasurer and
Accountant.
Forty Two thousand dollars have been accorded as
4 supplements the item OF unforeseen expenses IN
the Chancellor of tie Exchequer's budget.
ConeicsS !rsS sanctioned the law relative to the
Santiago Railroad Two engineers Will survey the
Two INES proposed for It. taking into consideration
The expenses. advantages aud faclhties when each
lem affords and The greater or lesser number OF
>hae ia favor of one or other OF the lines proposed
The President of the Republic Is instructed to in
vie The Inhabitants OF the country to form compa-
~ for The construction OF the Railroad, ana Is autnor
iztd 10 take shares for the Government 10 the
amount OF two millions OF dollars.
limo company be formed the President is author
7od to rase loan IA the country, 10 the AFORESAID
amount, not paying more than eight per cent inter
est. Government shall receive The money IN dlyl-
dends, according 10 the wants and progress OF the
TallioaG.
The French steamer General Castillo. which az
Iiveo at Valparaiso on the 3lSt August, has been
bought by the Government for seOcoO
General Blanco. who was about TO retire from his
post OF ln;oI 0onte, has been requested Oy large
amber OF the inhabitants of Nalpari iso 10 continue
ia office AID 1t Is generally supposed thai their
wishes viii be accoded TO.
The General was greeted with loud and continual
cheering al the thealer the l9h Sept, beng the
second cay OF the oommemoratlou OF The lhiepehd-
ence Of Cbh
the ls.h OF September, and formed a new Ministry
consisting of the following gentlemen.
Don Antonio Varas, Minister Of the Interior andot
Foreign Relations
Don Fernando Lascsno, Minister OF JustIcla and
Pubic Instruction.
Don jose Francisco Cana, Minister OF War.
charles BoblStn, Esq, has been recognized by the
Government Consul III thlii. for tbs Majesty the
hing Of Swedt ano Norway. Edward BeyeIhach,
Esq as Consul General for HIS Majesty the King oil
tie Sandwich ISLANDS ana Ed"aIl "fisar' ESq''
Consul for His Majesty the King of Belgium
CorIAro.-The mines begin TO houush again
Many Of those We stated IN our last 10 be IN Dad
"a mott on ae prospecting again, ana every Oo1y Is
hopciul and gay The solemn aperture q OF the
rsliroa, Is TO take place on the 10Th OF the present
month.
It's expected that a very handsome to IN will soon
be tullt Ia Caldera, the new port with the railway
station 400 lots of land had been brought oy dider
tni persons for the purpose OF CONSTITUTING ounces
The e1pnri alton OF silver from COplapo, according
TO statistical accounts from the year 1880 to the END
of 1880 amounted to $4sf52,749 The year 1850 has
produced a larger amount than any former year,
VIZ $5,is5l79.
Peru is making reforms in commercial regulauonS'
and the Government Is liberal Ill Its concessions
4 Committee has been named for lnqurlns INTO the
necessity of reforming the Constitution.
The Goyernnei has proposed the free lmPorsi'loh
into the country OF wheat and -four.