New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
THE ISTHMUS.

We are indebted to Mr. Deyoe for files OF the Pan
anna HeraN and Echo to the I'd inst. We copy the
following items.
ANOTHER HEAVY ROBBERy--A Catholic priest re-
siding In this place, and who Is reported 10 have hal
IN has possession douboons 10 the amount of upward
Of $4,000, relieved of $4,000 or $4,000 Of
his enormous pile on Wednesday night last. II Is
said that the old fellow, on discovering that his
trunk had been broken open, which was kept IN an
insecure room he occupied. near the Cathedral
Piazza. Immediately closed his doors and commenced
counting over his money, 10 ascertain the amount
taken, and 1t was not until the following morning
that the exact sum stolen was discovered Report
laws II 20 The charge of two three AmerlcdIs-O
coursc-in pursuit Of whom the Alcalde in company
with Col Amy, started for Chagres on THURSDAY NJ
ternoon. Panama Echo, June Is
ANOTHER LARGE RosBERY.-Anoher large robbery
OF gold was committed on Monday last, under the
following circumstances. \ party who had just AZ
rived from California, in the steamer Constitution,
sopred at the Mansion House 10 take breakfast, aad
make their arrangements 10 so across The ls.hmls
Among them was IA man named Dorsey, who, with
his brother and friend had pair OF sacdebags con-
tanning about S5,oo0 IT. gold After breakfast and
while IN the street, making their arrangements Tor
mules, the Sadde-bags were placed on the pavement,
where the elder Dorsey seated himSeltupon them for
Safe-kecping Happening 10 have his attention cl-
yer,cd FOR a moment. and taking step or two from
the BAGS TO look al mule the quick hand Of the rob
Der. whose eyes had been more watchful ofJae pre-
saddiebagS than their owner seized upon them
anI spirited them out OF sight =,
Panama Herald, June 70
ESCAPE OF PRI,ONERs.--On Tuesday night the mar
Morgan, who was arrested on Monday for the robbie
~ of MT. DCrScy'S Saddle-bags containing i've thou-
sand dollars and Mscloud who Killed Lyman O..
Marden III February last. BY SlIbblng hun 70 the
heart. affected their escape from the prison IN this
CITY, and are now al large. Mac'oud had been sen
fenced 10 fourteen wears hard labor N he mines near
CarihasCaa. and would now be serving out his time
there but for the miserable POGO tempo" character
OF the New-GTanaGian civil authorities
Prison lN>URREcrION-BRavE CoSoVcr or Gov.
DIAz.-On Tuesday night quite an eAurrs took place
in the CITY Prison among the ChagreS rIyer murder
erS and other CRIMINALS with the design Of oyerpow-
there are numerous conflicting reports IN regard 10
,hei matter The truth Of the affair i about Is
follows, - near a. We can ascertain. Elcour-
aged probably, by the successful escape OF Mac
loud and Morgan the day previous, the ChagreS
rlver murdeIers prepared themselves 20 effect
frOm the pavement OF the room IN which they were
confined and awaltad their time hen the ght guard
should make their rounds for the purpose ofrcm1ug
them 10 their quarters. On the approach OF the guard
The rest Immediately rereated, and reported 10 the
CAPTAIN the state OF things. who could not scre"
up his courage To the sticking point, and enter
the room himself, but immediately sent for his Excel
lency the Governor. On the arrival Of Governor
DaZ he ordered the officer OF the guard 10 enter me
cell n IN st-une file Of men and secure them. But
The brave ard valiant Official declined so dong
whereupon the Governor demanded from him ms
sw ord for the purpose OF entering himself but the
Cartain declined complying with this request also,
on the ground that should Re DO So his Governor
life would certainly be sacrificed. The Governor
snaiched hayonet from one OF the muskets anl
fearessly entered The dangerous room follo~eA oy
few soldiers OF the guard, and succeeded N secu-
ing and removing the prisoners - place 81 saiev
for the night Panama Echo