Washington sentinel., 1854-06-29
Arrival Of the steamship Illinois.

The steamship Illinoies, from Aspinwall on
the 10th inst, arrived at this port early on
Saturday morning. Her California dates are
the same as those received per North Star; she
brings, however, later Kingston and Panama
news--dates from the former place beiug to the
18th instant, and from the latter to the l4th.
Our Kingston papers do not contain anything
ofinterest to the general reader; being taken
up almost exclusively with proceedings of the
house of assembly. The cholera still continues
to prevail at the parish of St. Ann. The Ja-
maica Despatch states that in the neis hbor-
hood of Belmont there have been large
number of death, and the disease was still
raging with undiminished viruence. In the
| Mount District also it is extremely fatal
| From PANAMA.-The Panama Times of the
lst instant has the following in regard to affairs
| on the lsthmus:
| The Isthmus at present is in state of per-
| feet tranquility; peace and order seems to be
the general motto of the native population
any attempts at revolution, now, we do not
! think would succeed, nor never will as long as
| General Herrera is at the head Of the constitu-
tional party he, General Herrera, being ma
tive of this city, so that we think that the for
eign population and commerce need not fear
any outbreak or injury to its trade. We hope
that such state OF affairs will always continue,
and that native inhabitants will come to the
conclusion that their benefits and trade are SO
interviewer with peace and ORDER that with
out them they cannot exist.
"The railroad is rapidly progressing; public
| opinion is sangune on its final conclusion
about the end OF the year. Three hundred and
eighty Chinese more have arrived this week to
labor on it; its enterprising directors are spar
ing no pains nor expense to finish as quickly as
| possible.
1.-THE rainy season has commenced, and the
inhabitants ofth place call this the sickly sea.
son, but as yet the health of the population OF
| the Isthmus never was better.
Commerce is rather dull.i
The Rmameno of Friday the I'd, has the fol-
lowing:
" In communication to the governor Of this
/ city from Buenaventpra, dated May y, it as
| serts that battle had been fought, and COM
/ plete route and triumph had been obtained over
the rebels by the constitutional party; having
\ taken 600 prisoners without firing shot" We
would recommend to the fortunate chieftain
who fought a battle, won ricto,y, and took
sir hundred prisoners acithom firing shot, to
tender his method of so doing to the belligerent
powers occupying Europe and Asia, and we have
no doubt but that he would make an everlasting
| fortune byit.
/ Uenerdl Herrera was ABOUT occupying Slpa-
quira.
Senator Guardia writes that the above notice
put Melo in great CONSERVATION.
Chorrera, Azuero, and several other pro-
vinces had pronounced in favor of the copsti-
tionalists, and seem determined to maintain
order.
Our city is perfectly tranquil in fact the
native citizens appear to molest themselves
very little about the revolution. We hope they
will always continue So
From The Panama Stare Wednesday, June IL.
CALLING OUT OF THE MILITARY.--Quite an
excitement has been created in this city during
the past few days, particularly among the
unwashed, on account of large number OF
the lower orders having been picked np as
vagranis to serve as soldiers during the pre-.
sent revolutionary movements.
The militia also are being organized, very
much against their will if VIC are to judge
from the resistance these valiant fellows make
against their captors, when seized upon in the
streets, 10 serve their country in arms.
We learn that majority of those who hither.
to found employment on the beach, and as car.
gadores, have suddenly lefs the city for the
interior to avoid having glory forced upon
them. - tte< II as, afbA
| If the enlistment continues much longer, We
/ ehall likely havc IN l;vp on short alloua n 70