New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

Ih.ve pryste reliable sdvices tina, the Ramsay route
tArorsh Mexico will speedily be perfected ghicn VIZ
nut through the mails with celebrity which w' Io.
fhose DO have eyes only haIfOpen. Wait "''o ''"'
sser boys for the good time a-coming
once spoke Of the Panama R.'lroad oeing auoe,
contract to be finished by the 1st OF Angus, i2o sul
aid ~ s." and then IL would De tne Egu'n
sf the World II Mr.. George Law were here, would
IA % ash him vhy bis contract was not ulhlled Come
e.; that ia the reason Why that bridge at Barbados
20 nm and the road completed at leas, abreast 81 Cfu
60 AZ AZ 10 avoid the exposure add danger OF the ver
wv not Mr. Lswi Don't you know you sn against the
,e who will travel that route, because they feel %
urb more security m the steam arrangements OF tae
Nal Company than the Nicaragua why nave you no,
snsbed the road TO point abreast OF Cruces a9d nah
that bridge up at Bsrbacoas ask again. because nave
- nvey the route a0d know the value 1hch even that
- enid possessl / am credbly informed thu y.'u
At al events to have the road complete beforetbe
scmyoeremtnt Of another wet season. Bat Mr Law"
TrouN ike for you tell the people that ana why yon
expect 10 do up your contract any Deuer ~ 81 man ~
J3 Do you think you VIII nave thh' ioa' nii'"oi !"
1855, Ifso, tell it.
n il little the worst piece OF road TO build you ever
"bes I'd tell on" il il not Itwouh do man good, be-
Gore he ook a contract for railroad there, TO live on
that Isthmus few days at least not longer tua' IS
provided be could We getting impatient at this end
n our ignorance 20 do let us hear from you ana we snail
.oaip be forced to let you hear from us See now the
wheels Of commerce lag in consequence NO mails
The Nicaragua boat il probably three or iour Gays
ahead u Quien sobe If our road we're hnished we
might spsxer our letters ao0ys, by the outward boat
We want that road exceedingly.
The soothipQ harmonziDg sound Of sweet melody,
VA. for the first time heard in the new Music Hall last
Ueek The building 10 capable OF accommodating 5DO
n 600 persons and the opening occasion va. hled
70 oyerfnvipg IL was built for the Pacific Musical
Trmne." consisting Of Mrs. Laura A. Jones, Miss ".
Leach and Messrs J. Conner Smith and j. b. Bentler,
names not much known TO fame but they have harmony
and melody in their souls and voices 10 prove IT, de-
Iioht.d auditory testified s warmes approval OF their
efforts 20 please and separated under feeling Of reoed
elasticity of mind totally different from that produced
by the artificial and overstraned effects OF the sqaque
ytni school Thank God yet we are natural enough
to love that which is good and that which they
Aiscoursed was good, and well accomplished. The
bupsnizDg influence created by this exhibition
of musical talent, will be powerful adjunct in the good
progressive work going on among as, and hepe In the
dor of redemption drawing on, when we here shall be
able send back upon you rebutting lafuence IN all
that ID hqh hoip honorable and manly May therefore,
q time serving hypocrisy and stimulation never prevail
amoDgus The" Pacific Troupe" were assisted by the
Philharmonic Society, aided by well drilled orchestra,
the whole under the lead Of our talented Mr. Geo Loder
The good time is coming" when, by lectures music
and the Establishments Of female society aud home
We shall largely break up the dens OF crime; and run
shall 10 more stare your sons 10 the face on laddlng
among US. j must not omit 10 mention here tnat you
have not book establishment in New YORK Wnich WIZ
commerce 10 vie WIN tuhJ Oh ocnsiS i%c Nouub "a
Strong whose superb building nd lot alone cost nearly
100000 Nor the recherche Horticultural aud Horti-
cultural establishment of Messrs. Warren Sons; the
beautiful music establishment of Atwl a Co, aud
MANY similar evidences of refinement, which shall
tain az well beget mind all ripe for the hoest emo
tons of which our natures are capable.
Sauatter difficulties tbicken upon us, and IN every
direction the State trouble upon trouble arises
in consequence Of conflicting claims The Land I'M
missioners are working very slowly along the tedious
route before them This morning DIR. Baldwin received
DO less than three discharges OF revolver in some land
dispute. 1t is not known yet whether the wounds are
fatal
wrote you, Jan 81 that shipments OF -four would
pay well TO arrive up to LIST Sept IL rules at splendid
paying price now and for some time past although it
took deeper dip than anticipated.
In the truthful, always a seeker, am your obt,
N.
The Nicaragua Line. with highly communicable
gard to their and the public interest holds back the
Cortes until =. NJ to-day, to allow the mercantile com
nuDty the opportunity to reply to correspondence per
Sierrn Nevada.