Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

There WAS nothing new nj Panama p;
but irw pnssengers waiting passage up
| The gold dust train for The Crescent
City was attacked few milcs 0ui iron,
! Panama. Three OF the muhiecrs were
killed bat what amo,iut WIS carried 1T
was moi asce eFtaIlrd VIII u the Grorg q
left. Oie report makes IL two hundi ed
thousind dollars
The propeilor Ontario left Chagres
on the 2jlh for New Orleans with 2 T.
! passengers. The Crescent Cry WIS
wailng Tor the gold dust with 430 las
e,ngers engaged. NJ. X. Taylor. of
Balin ore. died on board the Crescen
City on her ptssage out.
! he dry s'a,on was setting in IT
Chngres aud the Ilace was becoming
more lea thy.
n new paper was Issued at Panama
on the 20ih oi December under the
, iiic ui The sun" We have Il copy
Oft the frs, number. bur il contains no
ite .ns of domestic interest 1t has some
late intelligence from Valparaiso, from
ich We select the following -
From Her Brit,anic MajeSrys Con-
]
/ Prince Albert which sailed from New
4 por on tie lmh July Tor Calii"rna,
with n carg" Of coal was wrecked Ia
t~ Straits Of Magellan on the 9TH OF
Oc'obtr near Sand, BAY Two Oi the
c rw were killed hy tie lndians ami
one ap, rem ic. wa- la lily wouaded
TIE remand I'll The crew escaped
! hr m,n Nil, i we,e .ohrrt Mcl'her.
son Barnhy and JAS. Al is; Henry
ilosnirs WAS wounded and with anoil., r
remained prisoner.
The Captain John Rossiter with the
rest Of The crew walked Ia Sandy Bay,
|. $50 miles. Thence some Of ihenl re-
turned 10 the ship III the American slea-
nrr W. q. Hunt they found the In
+, diars p 'undering the wreck. The crew
| OF tn steamer fired ga the favag,
| drove them away aud resrued the Two
| prisoners. a portion rf the rev ar
rived 1T New Yorn in the W. G. Hunt.
others in the Com. Prrble. and others
sill went 10 Rio Janciro from Sandy
Bay.
The Valparaiso Nrighbor says that
the Government has entered INTO AN
arrangement for the survey of the rail
road h,twecn Santiago and Valparaiso
/ Two thousand dollars are a; proprlaich
monthly for The object, 10 he expended
uuorr the direction of William Wheel
. right Mr.. Campbell the engineer. has
returned TO ,oplapo, and the actual work
OF the survey was expected 10 be un-
dertaken before the close ol December.
II The Concon rive is regarded as Uiicr-
\ iny the least difficult route. The qucs,
tion Of praciicahlliiy, ho ever, is 10 be
settled first Of al.
4 FROM CALIFORNIA.
1 Our San FrauriscO papers are to the
! Isl ol De, enbrr sixteen days later than
our previous advIces. Durug lhe week
/ previous 10 The salling Il the Oregon
| the chO era had increased several PROM
! inent citizens Icing among lis victlns
| II. Biglow, Mayor of Sacramento, died
I IN San Frnar!s q ~ 'he 2i,h,
/ Between Monday noon November
| 25th anl Nov 3)lh, al The sIne oir
the Board of i,calih reported 81 casrs
and 20 de ,ths occurred during the TWEEN
! ty.iUur hours last named.
h The y. =. ship Dolphin arrived a
| S n Francisco on The 18th ot NovCm
| br She lett China on the 2Ld OF Jul,
! last, touch ng AT Mania, the Buni / "A ,d
| Sandwich Islands. IL al sailed from Hon
| olulu on The 9Th IL November. The
II Dn'plii waS to sul Tor home on the
/ 9th ot December stopping at Valpar-
Il also and Rio n ner way
Il The following is Il lis, of her officer.
Il Lieut.. C"mmaoding, Thomas J. Page
1 Lieuienanls, G.. V. Fox George +
II Welch G. Il Wells.
II Assistant SUI yron o ]. Wistar.
1 hiidshirmen, }. }. Cornwall Chds l.
n o. Hammond.
i Masters sa:e. X. =. Robinson.
|, Cnplalns Clerk. Samuel Hubbard.
H Th, French sloop oi war Srrlruse
|, left Sai Frhi cisco on the 18Th oi No.
!, v.nlbrr for th, Sauuwirh Islands. On
| board was Ar Perrin. Frrnrh roisul,
\ who wts proceeding 10 ciirci - deiinrc
u settlement UI the dIii,'ul,l, under which
/, tie IIooL Relations b,,wtru tie trri" /,
governments and those exc rrI.I - tnc
aulnuriln U. Ihu-c Islands " ere disturb
Ell about Il ychr si!rc.
Th,.,,. had h,,n , h.r,l, hc,ween the
forces uld, con m,nd of Cen More
head aud the Gvuna Indians near , ol.
Oriidn cny. Oh tie CHA, IN winch ,lIe
i;rnerd. after one hour and half fight.
\ ipy. war pia in retreat beneath 'hr
n yl,ls ol the lit,lc fort the lndi ms hav
Il lng lost ten men. The American inrce
under Moreh.ad was ltI Ihtir loss not