The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

The purser OF the United States, Mr.. u r. Bar
ney, and Messrs. Adams s Co have sent Us late
papers We received the following list from the
purser:-
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Tho u S. mail steamship Illinois, j. II. Harstcin,
commander, arrived at Kingston on the 2Sth, and
left for Aspinwall or 9th of May
No later dates from California or Panama reached
Aspnwall after the departure of The Northern Light
and Crescent City.
In consequence of falling in With the Island OF
Jamaica at night, and allowing for time occupied in
port, the actual running time Of the United States
between Aspinwall and New York days
and 10 hours; and having left New Sork on 18th
plt at Al =. NJ, the whole voyage has been accom-
plishcd in Is days and l6a hours-which We believe
IS the shortest voyage and shortest passages, be-
tween the above ports yet made. The passage from
New York to Aspinwall performed in days
and 10 hours, and the passengers mrfc io4.doa az
the same time with others who had left New York
in the steamer of the 10th inst.
The larger portion ofthe passengers by the United
States came from San Francisco in the steamship
Winfield Scott.
number of new houses are in the course Of cree
ton at Aspinwall, and the most energetic measures
arc being made for the extension and completion Of
the Panama Railroad, and all possible facilities are
rendered for tho transit Of passengers to its present
termination.
On the 22d inst, the morning after the arrival
Of the steamship Winfield Scott at Panama, Messrs.
Bours, Van Valkenburg, Perkins, and Durando ac-
companicd the Purser, Mr. Shed, ashore, in charge
Of shipment OF gold dust. TN arriving at the
mole, the boat was surrounded by a large party OF
natives, who endeavored to seize and carry away
the golda violent struggle ensued, and the natives
were repulsed they then retreated to the shore,
and assaulted the small party in the boat with large
pieces Of rock-fortunatcly all escaped with slight
bruises, excepting Mr. Perkins, Of Sonora, who
received severe blow over the left ear, and fell
scnseess. Aidwas eventually procured from Iessrs.
Garrison & Fritz, and tho gold landed in safety.
Messrs Garrison s Fritz placed their rooms at the
disposal of the gentlemen, and kindly extended
overy attention and assistance in their power The
wound Of Mr.. Perkins, though severe and eXtremey
painful, proves not to be dangerous. With such a
government az at present exists in New Granada,
there is but little chance Of obtaining redress Of
grievance Of this nature though the authorities at
Panama are determined to make every effort TO
bring the perpetrators of this assault to the punish
ment they so richly deserve.
trunk containing some $4,000, together with
papers Of value, belonging to Mr. Richmond, was
stolen Oh the road between Panama and Cruces, on
Che 23d inst. and there exists no probability Of its
being recovered: and OF Friioli, on the 2ith
another trunk wa cut open and robbed Of $4,000
and some valuable jewels.