New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
Arrival of the Ell Dorado.

LATER FROM THE ISTHMUs
The steamship III Dorado arrived from AspinrsTl ye
terday morning, bringing the California mails and IL
passengers.
The Ell Dorado left AspinTall on the morning Of tt
1 making the time to this port ve days and eizh,
cen hours The FL Dora1o experienced heavy hurrican
on the 9Th, and obliged to lie twenty hours head
the wind She sent down topmast and lower yards tn
sea 6ying the ship to compel the hatches
kept on
The u s. Mail steamship George Law from New Yori
via Jamaica arrived at Aspinwa the morning Of h
3lst ut bringing with her nine hundred passengers sh
left on the same evening direct for NewYerk with 81,
hundred passengers and ons million In specie.
It Is aid that the transit the Isthmus can
be accomplished in nine hours the road Cruces
Panama being almost thoroughly repaired The Company
have now employed upon that portion Of the line beyond
the Chsgres river upwards Of twenty-five hundred
40 that there is prospect Of from A.pnwal
to Panama being finished at no distant period.
The health Of the Isthmus is said be good But few
cases Of fever have been reported.
when the FL Dorado left Aspinval there we're in port
Steamship America, brigs Naide and Russia
The following is list Of passengers by the Ell Dorado
Or = Billings, Mfs Middleton and servant Mrs Van
Court and children Ma Hitchcock, W Lovery. ]
ars 3 Ie sshs, tasr d WCinsy w% GIppard Jvn
Murry. II Ferguson, A A Drxal L Brockmso n W
george VIM Mosely Barber, Hetterbrook w lins
Martin. p Ross, Tate J W Sullivan Geo Wiisus
Peter Nesbit, Wm Gulerton Chapman. G Bingey Thos
Vanabies, W Matheson Tn Smith James Young Tbos
Wilson D Dockmsn, Cash, W Byron Walker w Da
yidson, Walker, Younger, Jones W Peters smith
c Coakey-124 in the steerage.
By the Ell Dorado we have received Panama papers Of
the 10Th and Aspinwa Of the 31st ults The Panama
Herald of the 10Th ult. has the following items:
Outrage Cruees-Mr Gibbett the sursr;ntendsnt ~
tue Cruces road for the railroad company at in
town for the purpose of seeking redress against the
upon him few days ago As We have hesrd ths seory
1t appears that Mr. had received orders from the com
psny pay the sborers employed the eight
day with the promise that four reals day more should
De paid TO those who remained until the work was finished
The aborers complained Of this regulation to the Cruces
authorities and Mr. O. arrested and as We are i'm
formed placed in irons for some time He ia now in
Panama for the purpose of seeking redress and the work.
are, we understand, suspended and large number of
men kept idle, owing TO this arbitrary act --.~ u
The National Guard-The Cronea Odicioi Of Tn. Z7tb
inst an order from the Governor for the enlist
ment Of the National Guard throughout the province II
consists Of half battalion Of artillery consisting of
three companies % be organized in PortobeIo and Pa
anqus one battalion Of infantry consisting Of six COM
panes to be raised in Pansms the vicinity five halt
oattaons Of three companies each BE- raised in tn.
other cantons and one squadron of horse to be raised
Anton The numbers when completed will be- artillery
Ssl, cavalry 152 infantry 254l-total So74
The Aspinwal Courier of the 3Ist has the following
items
The Health Of the hmus The health remains astopisb
nff fhE
change in the season
Loss Of the Bark Emma--Ths passengers by III n M
steamer Lima report having the bark Emma on fire
in the harbor at Paita the 1ih when they arrived
she had already burned to the edge hayp. on
board 546 barrels oil all of which is a total loss
The Transit-The railroad is in good order and
the Cruces road repairs are entirely comp eted.
The Panama Herald contains intelligence from South
America received by the British which arrived at
Panama on the 18th ult.
The news from Chill is not of much importance tn.
Congress had adjourned without any important
being passed
Miss Catherine Hayes had arrived at Lima Valparaiso
and puposed after stay Of weeks there to sail for
Australia. and thence return to San Francisco
Several ships had arrived at Valparaiso the United
States and England Great activity regned in the -four
market Flour was consequently quoted at SO So
We copy the following extract from the Hsralds sum-
mary:
serious dispute between the clergy and the civil au
hortes has taken place in the department Los Andes
The Governor having summoned the Curate in civil suit
the latter refused to appear whereupon he was
and sent to the capital Of the province The Archbishop
OF Santiago Immediately issued order suspepdjup the
Administration of all Sacrements throughout the depart
ment Of Los Andes, until the Governor is removed
The news from Bolivia is of little moment cores
pondent of the Herald writing from Calloos says:
From Bolivia the accounts are cheering In the in
terror there appears to be plenty Of money
tude in payments The protraced therefore NAV b,
considered as that of party than a national one
The Herald has the following relative to the Chincha
Island matter:
Private letters inform us that the Defiance saisd r.,
the United States the 10th the Captain having con.
sented receive the ship under protest the
having first paid him $3.50 day demurage The Defiance
is splendid ship of 1900 tons her fr voyage
The Captain is onefourth aud gentlemany
The whole affair has caused the Peruvian Govern
ment much annoyance and they do not at all justify the
acts OF their officers 1t is TO be hoped that the matter
will be amicably arranged.