The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

before and after Mr. Bartlett passed. ssA many pessns
W. learn tas the whoas country south Of chihuahua
is completely BY the Cansnches whose MURDERS
devastatio and roseeres surps anything in former
nent or tho State authorities TO repsl or punish these
ruthless invaders Tho whole population parayzed
quietly submitting to the encroachments Of moro hand
full Of men, in comparison to the thousands Who arc able
if disposed to repel than Tho people seem to be Ia
boring deiuson that the United States il bound
to protect them and keep OF tho Indians and that all
their losses magnaed Thousand per cent will readily
be paid to them By presenting their claims to govern
ment; The frontier States Of Mexico as much the
dwelling places Of the Csmanches the Lpans and the
Apaches, as Texas and New Mexico and II impor
tant question how far to take Of neigh
United States Of Mexico the depredaor alluded to-
Marine Affairs.
The U. S. M steamship Pacific Captain Nye, will saii
at noon to-day for Liverpool She had fifty passengers
engaged yesterday, among whom were tho Hon. Caleb
Lyon, of Lyonsdale M. G. elect Judge R. B. Jones' Of
Pennsylvania, o. S. Consul to Alexandria Egypt and
Franklin ". Fish Esq, the youthful poet.
ARRIVAL New BRITISH SCRHw STEAMSHIP ANDES
This vessel which sailed from Liverpool time back
and had to return to repair damages sustained
gale and left again the 25th of December, arrived
here yesterday
The STEAMSHIP JAMES ADGE, Capt. Dickinson, from
Charleston arrived at early hour this morning. We
indebted to the purser for late papers
TRIBUTE or REsrBcT following correspondence be-
tween committee of passengers and Captain G. d. Lad
low of the steamship Alabama, a late termination of
very tempestaous passage from Savannah speaks for
itself
New YORK, jan 90 1858.
CAPT. CHARLES d. LUDLow-Sir-At the solicitation Of
the who have designated to address you
briefly touching late Of January 4th and 5th
from Savannah to this city permit to return you our
warmes thanks for your unweared and seamanke
tons exhibited during the hurricane of the 4h and 5h
as we'll q
Providence in guiding your noble steamer safely to this
port Words are inadequate to express feelings to
yoHrself and to the officers of the ship but still
hearts and token Of the very high esteem
entertain for you allow this OCCASION to present
to you this trumpe-on the side of which engraved
the names of the donersas memento of their regard
and in testimony of their wishes for future success
in profession
Edward B. wilder, VIM W. Smith, s. B Dougherty
Committee.
GEs1IEMsN: received your note of the Goth inst &C
companied by splendid silver trumpet which you request
to accept IS token of your regard. Coming it
does from those highly esteem, shall cherish it
as memento of the scenes which we passed through
the 4h and 5h of January 1858 feel grateful for YOUR
commentator OF my ship and the skill OF my officers II
would give great pleasure gentlemen to meet you s
again. but under different auspices That you all may
enjoy long life health and happiness is the earnest wish
To Z. B. Wilder, S. b. Dougherty, VIM. w. Smith, Com
mittee on behalf Of doners.
The trumpet is of very handsome manufacture and up
wards OF 500 in value. 1t is OF silver with gold mouth
piece &c On side of the trunk Is representation
of the steamer Alabama in gale of wind the
the inscription with the of the doners the broad
part being covered with elaborate foliage.
The CHOLERA BOARD BARK ZEBRA.-Captan Ru-
dolph, Of the United States revenue cutter Hamilton
rived here Saturday informed that the bark Zebra
from New Orleans for Liberia put into Cockspur Roads
Saturday morning in distress The Zebra left New Or
leans the LIST under charter Of the Colonization
Society having board hundred and ten negroes.
On the 4th disease supposed to be cholera made its
appearance among the emgrant and before the vessel
reached Cockspur her commander Capt Edward Mitchell,
of the and twenty of the negroes had died
of it, Capt Rudolph took physician down to the bark
Saturday evening, and city authorities will
doubtless do all in their power to relieve the sufferers
hope the disease will be checked and the vessel
be able to proceed her voyage-SacannoA Georgian,
Jan II.
COMMERCE or PANaNA-The Panama Herald gives the
following statistics of shipping passenger and specie
transit during the month of December at the port Of
Panama :-Entered-Amercan steamers, s. with 568 pas
sengers and S. 147 739 treasurer British steamers g
with 81 passengers and 5000 500 principally silver Anne
rcan sailing vessels, l. British q; French l. Dutch L.
Peruvian l; Costa Rcan, /: New Granadian, L. Depar
tures-Amercan steamers, g. with 1.249 passengers
British steamers q with IS passengers American ships
British, 81 French L. Peruvian, Costa Rican, l.
New Grsnadian g. Cncuding one to San Francisco with
60 pssrngeIs) Recaptuation-Total steamers sailed,
4 do ships, -. Total steamers entered, 4 do ships IA
passengers arrived 800 do sailed 134i total specie
tered, s. $50. 23q