The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11

We have received hy the George law our ales of Pa
papers the 3oh Of june Valparaiso the nth
Of june, and Asptnwall 70 the LIST Of July
our PANAMA coRRssP oNDKNCs.
PAsAxA, June q, 1854.
Cpe~i~s Of Ne,o kal Re.as 10 asd firm. Auaruta-
ne SA4pmsS Of Specie and Passengers kbo~rms aud
Sidxey-E acixns Ses~s II 7aAUi-A Yea Tross Quscp
Po~are-Aeltssyss Markets and Ne,cs Lsxs.
The fact Of the routs from Australia to Panama having
been opened BY an American steamaAio Company d a
sireumsanee OF 700 much poranes not 70 BE- noticed
Tho steamship Golden Ags, y. D. Porter, commander
has arrived .. this port with 900 passenger from Sydney
and Melbourne after . successful voyage Of thirty the
days. Tho distances actually run counting the strong
current Of tho Pacific b $500 miles. Tue Gedcn Arc
bring the 6rst shipment Of Specie $3.50 oo0 and would
have brought more bat for misunderstanding on the
part Of the banks with regard facilities for esoseinr
The Ishmus She would Also have brought many more en-
bin passengers, but nothng known Australia aboat
this route and people bsoe their friends good lye who
vent BY the Golden Age, and they we're
parting with them foreverifthey not blown W 10
what they call . high pressure American Missis sipp
stesmboa they wouid certainly all fan victim. to tn
yellow fever the kshmus of Panama. or sise have ali
their threats cut by the bands Of robber,
which they we're told infested the isthmus. VIVA. vii
~ ths daappeintmsnt Of thoss Who chose longer pas
ssss round CAse Horn In the Csa4 with hor stern Al
aarft, and leaking tens Of victor hour, to passage
scross the smooth PAciHe whore cool pleasant br.esss
blow BY day, and tbs stArs shine at night tory
shine whers eas and with the ocean smooth thsta
canoe m he psdd tAs whs,s distance and take in
drop Of water, Oar progrvss has been somewhat barred
On assunt Of he ssrsnts which run from thA
with great rspsdityiu some places much - 10 miles
day. mis- counts mp In the long run, ,hough viii
count In ships favcr when shs goes The other way
Our voyage though mAshed with pAr,ieaar iDaident
has been enc Of the most pleasant that could b ina
sined.
Fer the nrst three or four days after esviag sysoey
We Issssd Inland, rock or something TO vary the
monotony VOYAGE On the tenth DAY van close
in to the beautiful isnd Of Roonga Of he HsI ssy
rrccp, where the natives were assembled In
Iroseh Of Al american stesmsr---,hs hrst they
ever Jaw. They put Oh boat to board rs; bnt time
vas Of too much inp~stapee. The ship wcntpn like
meteor and out ~ eight Of the island before tho
natives eeald we'll get their nstosishaent Ou tbs
Gath ancrorsn in the hAbor Of Tshit after pleasant
run ~ thirteen ard hsh days, an g,od lack woah
lave IT, tourd that IAst coal ship mad arrvs3 that
morning, two hours tsfore The French authorities,
Who sesbsd desrous In every way TO promote dspstsh
and sssist he STEAMER ordered government steamer 10
ton The coal ship sppssde and 10 two hours hosarsd
nstiysf-,tropg athletic fsllowewee bling initiated 10
the mysteries Of coapa tbpfhe drst thing Of the kind
they attsmpteoasd good frolic Trey sonssdersd
81 for they made the velhin ring with their vd native
one party danced the native dances, and another
parry put In the coal The passengers put for
shore, milling hill and dale and enjoying the
moot beautiful scenery ~ this enchantiog isand Wo
have Ioets ON board .he have been iDsPrsd By the
muses., and painters who have transferred ali 70
but neither can DO justice 10 Tho besuses Of the
leland, where nature has seemed taAs delight In
making We nest taac9L hn, Ne PEettiest wajerfAs