New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

Our dates from Panama are 70 the lbth instant The
Cortes and Tennessee had both arrived from San Francisco
Madame Biseaccanti came down on the Tennessee IN
for South America She lad been solicited to give
concert in Panama
The star says:
notification has been issued by the Alcaldes Of the
city TO the effect that ueteers and porters shall in future
be provided by the authorities with regular certificates
and request has been made that passengers will in
examine these certificates before entrung their
luggage TO strangers for conveyance the istmu
The object IS to prevent fraud"
fire had occurred Tsboga. which destroyed twenty
native hut nearly the entire part Of the
pied by the natives.
1t is thought that building for foreign hospital
will soon be erected in Panama.
A ire engine is to be purchased for the city.
considerable number Of Americans had arrived at
Panama from Australia They went out but little
than year since, and the Star says that they all have
good piles None Of them have less than 5000 and
Of them have twenty pounds Of the pure metal,
They all speak in the highest Of the country
climate their only objection being to Of the
enue laws which they think rather stringent and the
want of protection to property.
The emigration into Melbourne from Great Britain and
the United States is said average about 1000 daily
The American ship Ticonieroga, from England with
one thousand government emgrants in quarantine
Port Philip l25 Of the passengers had died Of the
sles
Board at the hotels in Melbourne worth about eight
shings sterling (s2) per day Tho government pay.
ing ten hings sterling s2 SOY for aborers the public
works.
The Grea, Britain steamship to have sailed on the
Goth Of December for Liverpool.
An American and English newspaper to be started at
Valparaiso
eth inst from NewYork in fftyeight days the quickes
trip ever made.
on the 4h January an American vessel called the Dan
el Beckwith burnt in the bay Of Talcahuano
The famous volcano Of Antuco has lately thrown out
quantity OF scora that has completely blocked up tn
mouth Of the lake from which rises the river Laa and
very much dreaded that inun1stion follow
which the towns OF Angeles uualqu and Conception
would suffer An order issued TO the authorities
the District OF La Lsja to examine into the matter
they report that such danger exists BY later
the inhabitants Of Conception beginning to leave tn
city and moving to place Of safety in Of the threat
enc inundaon the volcano still continuing throw ou
great quantities of scoris
On the 7th three shocks Of earthquake were felt a
Conception accompanied by loud noises and suffocatin
heat damage was however done and up TO the 20tl
no further shocks had been felt
The Chilean Governor in the Straits Of Magellan
Philippe in the month Of October last made trip into
the interior accompanied by man-sinee which time
though active search made for them then
had been found and 1t supposed that they had fer
victims to the Indians the wild beasts Terra de
| Fuego.
Mt Perry the British Consul at Panama, was robbed
of $4,000 early in this month but the thief was dis
covered and the principal part Of the money
We find the following suggestive paragraph in the Pan
Star Of the llth inst II reported that
dorian vessel at living in the harbor
procuring recruits that Island and that she is sooI
likely to have about 200 of them on board What sa,
tho authorities TO this expedition Is it legal
| not -
Advices have been received at Panama from Chirau
the effect that the engineers busiy employed
veyng the route the lsthmus from Boca dt
Ioro to the Grand Dulce.