The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-03
News from New Granada !.

by the crescent City We are in possession Of inte
gencc from Panama to the Goth, and Apinvan to the
I'D ult sixteen days later than previous accounts
The passengers from California over the Panama
railroad from Bucna Vista The road, by this time is
opened to Troa only twelve miles from Gorsona and in
two or three weeks the road will be open to Pablo,
six miles from Gorgona. Passengers by this route
avoid the passage up the river and by leaving A.pnwa
(Nayy Bay) in the morning. they reach Gorgona
same day. by dinner time
There had been serious fight on the American side Of
Chagres river between some black Carthagenians and
natives and the Janacans. The latter were awfully
cut and manned.
The Panama Echo of the 18th inst, says
the that ose ~ t S ves
having demanded tie head Senior Muro the Secretary
adviser he had been compelled to leave-hnd vamosed
the Roo the party in power and win surprise the
Gr,S3 tia, such SoGid be his sudden fate TIL, act
ana r bSn,9n ds rumor and apparently on good au
The report in Porto Cabelo letter published yester.
day Of the assassination of Gen Carmona is confirmed
1t occurred at Cenega the Goth of February There
Is no account OF the assassination OF Obando.
The official report Of the states that the whole
population or New Granada is 2203,959. The total
population Of the province Of Panama is 40,S11
There was sad accident at Panama, the 10th ult.
Whilst party of Italians sixteen in al were
going on board the steamship Constitution the boat
upset at the point of the reef nine unfortunate
men were drowned We give the names of the sufferers
r. curoneo N. Fri J. Giannni, J. NJ Bullc.ti A. Felipi
A. LOMBARD Sen; r. Pedrino. A. lombard Jun; Ors
man named Crane from Dayton Ohio, who had, for
several days lost his way in attempting reach Gorgona
was discovered in the woods Panama, the 9th ut
Crane came down from San Francisco in the Tennessee
and started alone TO walk the Ishmus The IN
fortunate man in state Of starvation and almost
crazy lie was assisted to food by his rcscuers which he
ate yofaciousy and afterwards placed in the proper
hands to convey him in safety to Gorgona.
DIED.
In Panama, in the 9th n Ionis e Nertapa Esa
hat'e 81 Italy ana i1r year past resident in Panama
Henry shenheigh' from New York. aged about years
ADDITIONAL FROM SANDWICH IsLASDs-FuRrurR
Accounts or THE ERurrios OF MAuNA LoA-0ur advices
from Honolulu the 18th and Lahana to the 10th
OF March
Mauna Loa, were received in Honolulu to the ~ OF
March. The Poiynesian says that
ing lava vheret first broke forth the de of Nauna
& It s ss st This s ars the
opinion that was greater say from 10 to miles
served ss s sn seaiey d BE-
am nen n,a ,a M vi En the
sight 20 rare and at the time awfully grand
when viewed at distance Of soo 70 mes The diameter Of
=, h Il ss ana a.s ss4. s I'm
cd AZ some points it has filled ravines Of 100 200 and
forest giant growth Of are cut down be-
fore H. IKE Fras: before the mowers sythe No obstacle
are filled upforest are destroyed and the
OF man are consumed like fax In the furnace.
not yet heard Of destruction life the eruption
now IN progress has reached us that small ma
tive village has been destroyed but Of this no
Two vessels had sailed from Ilo both filed TO their ut
most capacity with people who desired to witness this
great eruption.
The eruption seems 70 have broken out through an old f
surc about onethird down the side oa on the
northwest and crater ON tho nit
called Mocquoweowoo. The altitude the present
n about 10000 feet above the level Of the sea- and from the
or mia I
succeed in reaching the the point after
having filed all the ravines guches and OF
very broken country will undoubtedly be the
extensive eruptions Of modern times.
Our accounts from Lhana to the 10th Of March st te
that business at that place dull We learn that the
whaers did very well during the winter In sperm
oil one vessel the Gov Troupe has taken since the
81 December lat 600 barrels of that description of oil
and other vessels are reported having taken from two
60 five hundred barrels each
We learn from the Eeie InBoii, Uhc ncwspapcr pub
fbed in the native language in Honolulu of the 10Th of
February that the births and deaths on the island of La
mai and portions Of Maui for the year 1851 fol-
lows Ercess.
Births Deaths. Births. Deaths.
Lanai .................... % 15.....13
Oluwalu and Ukumchame. III 0....2
Labaina ............ ~ 14s.- So
The above comprises the district under The pastoral
charge Of Rev d. Baldwin, who gives these facts from
record kept by him. IL shows at what lamentable rate
the population Of the Sandwich Islandsis decreasing
DrArn o. AZ AMERICAN CoSsuL-We are informed by
Captain Jacobs, Of the schooner Nancy Ann arrived at
TINS port yesterday from Guayama r. r. d the death Of
Mr. Tracy the American Consul al that port lie died
suddeny on the 18th inst, Of ayopIcctic fit.