The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-23
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
Interesting Intelligence from the
Pacific.


rhsU. s. N. steamship Crescent City, Capt h'Govaa,
arrived yesterday morning from Aspnwal having left
Shsre ON evening Of Tuesday the 18th instant The
nsxt day. when $50 miles from Aspinwal, she passed
TIE steamer Falcon, from New Orleans Tor Aspinwah;
and on the l4th in lat IA a long 81 40, passed
s<amsr Psmpero bound to San Juan, from New Orleans.
We have received of Panama papers to the 5th inst
psrty of ladies' and gentlemen South America,
were robbed during their journey the 18th mus of
. large amount Of money and other vauables. The
thieves however, arrested very shortly after the
commission Of the robbery, and confined in the Gala
booze at Aspnwan The Governor had arrived in town,
Died. on board the q C April 10 Peter c. Bogsr of
Georgia aged SO years. of dysentery ana on me zon o.
Chagres fever no c. Kilton Of Massachusetts, aged ~
The passengers for California who went out in the
Crescent City, forwarded in the T. NJ > > Conpa
nys steamer Oregon immediately after their arrival at
The line of steamers between Aspinwall and Havana
has been discon tinued
There had been brought on March 3lst from Barba.
soas to Colon an Irishman by the name Of John u.
HcTIugo who committed an atrocous murder with
ehisel killing by the Of Mr. Stevenson,
perintendent of that station.
The steamship Unicorn left Panama for Callao and
Australia, with freight and passengers the 9th inst
The Panama Star alluding to the scarcity of water in
tbs city, recommends the boring of Artesian well in
Cathedral square, and adds-"Although the present
wells Panama are brackish must be borne in mind
that there are none over thirty or forty feet in deph
ana that if the Artesan principle tried and well
bored about ave hundred feet depth the probability is
that sweet water might be procured in abundanceo
The Journal has further Colon from which
take the Neutrality-suspicious. fifteen days past there
have been commenced four different projects 1t is pro
bable the Ensenado through which the railroad passes
vn be completely filed and raised 10 level with the
hou within three four months The street in front
Of the port is nearly concluded. The improvements
above in fair way of completion, perhaps will be
finished within four six months, the contractors
pushing the work. by increased number OF work
men for the object.
The entire New York mail, two hundred bags,
received in Panama within nine days after its leaving the
DATED States add it expected that would be de-
ivered IN San Francisco within twenty two days from this
city.
The Panama Echo mentions enterprise thus
eve are informed that company at the head of whom
il Capt Iebe an American gentleman, owning large
mineral and agricultural land Panama,
bose making immediate and thorough survey of their
possessions and after perfe sting the necessary
ments, intend to invite emigration from the United
States terms liberal than generally awarded
IN such Cases"
The Herald notices the arrival of A. C. Russell Esq
the Isthmus, route from the States to California.
Friday morning, the ID inst about O'Clock, the
tegence received ia Panama of the arr sa OF
the Illinois at Aspinsan, and a few minutes past two
O'Clock Messrs. r. A. JOY Co., had portion of the
bags delivered at the United States consulate.
Pacific Mail Co : Golden Gate had sailed at
u O'Clock the night of the Sd inst from Panama
for San Francisco, with the mails from New York and
New Orleans, and large nu0ber OF passengers.
The rain visited the city of Panama upon the 81 nst
and during the afternoon several showers fell.
senora Asprilla, young lady of about tMenty years
Of age admitted into the siserhood of at Pa
mama, upon ,he 90 INST, WITH nucn reheigus pomp.
Inc HTatu ieuarhs We earn Ina. lis iauy makes
advanced in years and The PROBABILITY Il that ere long
the senora Asprila will be tho sole remang representa-
tive of the great body of nuns who period occupied
many extensive buildings in Panama
The Herald the Instant publishes the folio ag
items from Bogota furnished by its pondent under
date Of March 18th =
@hs It Anil there ia nothing known If thu ne mnisrv
.et 90 General ubanda Smns senuchr,l silence On the
s}ter Serve bnte II IN his wi dom others that he
dOes not know whom 10 appoint
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VIA psih :; h; d;cssae ~ 10 eeoad
constitution whlcn y now peing uiscusssu M ae secoau
0eoa'sm 'he senate
The cause OF the agitation that the present members
have shown decided opposition to the reform 10
important points, and think that General obando will
follow in the footsteps Of General Lopez.
nvp..-.-.-.s-. af Panama. Don Justo Arosemena
who presented the bill, proposed some varauon c i'm
N ;n the Hsnse Of Representatives have
tested an oppeson to thu bin ia their session Of the 9th
~derng II to he laid on the table notYithsta ndiny
uanifeststion to supersede the present law.
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The same io9tng as at present. manesrns a. 'he same
nne Inc uuhty Oh 'ne iriounai u Nomnerse.
ST. Jose Gregorio Soidan newly appointed Minister from
Peru TO New Granada had arrived In Panama on satur
my and suite during ms stay ne was the guest OF sr
!oustaunau Consul OF Peru He was to leave soon Tor
AspinwaN, and proceed thence 10 the capital.
We understand that a Captain Wright has obtained
from the governments Central America the privilege
of running line of steamers between various ports
10 those republics and Panama city.
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