New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
THE ISTHMUS.
LIEUT.. STRAIN AND HIS PARTY ALL

Frcu The P.1sEs star, A.rcL
With the greatest satisfaction hastenct yesterday
briefly - To- readers in an e1ra sneet ths
receipt OF the highly gratifying Intelligence tas Lieus
Strain and L- psrty were dive and SAT. snd portion Of
them lad arrived the Paoiae csa.t We now proceed
give such particulars have been able TO gaaer
from the two very intelligent persons who brought the
From them learn that about sixteen days age Lieut.
Strain, npsned BY only two Of his men. arrived at
ohsfgsna IN search ~ Prcvlsloos sna p'S ' niS &c
ff Ct lie balance Of his party whom he had len Tour
weeks before. the bank, Of the CraesaalIc riVx.
Learning that Mr. Bennett had aspy supply of pro
visions at the depot the junction Of the Savanna aud
Lana Rivers 10 forthwith proceeded there and obtaining
the necessary supplies. fastened back Oar inform at
aud conyersed with Lieut. Strain on his mrs. arrival
a Chspigsna and gave him the info nation that Mr. Ben
nett had provision, but cid not see eus again as that
gentleman was on as return down the savanna River.
from the depot while informant was going up But in
the conveTsssn be had with Lieut. he learned that hs
ard his had been forty sine days Getting from hs
Atlantic Point YsVss, the outlet Of the ChGca
naGue River en- the PaciGcihst after being out fifteen
sss from the Atlantic their provi,ons bsssn, entirely
exhausted ssr which they had TO subst principally upoa
the nut OF tie trupa species Of the palm The niseieon
men lett by Lieut. Strain the Chucanaque were mostly
disabled from sickness and debility The suferngs Of
the wLele party must have been those
of Lieut. and his tive comparisons who in their weak
ened end nearly exhausted sae had 10 ca! then rcy
for OHr weeks dow tie banks Of tho Caucass1ue k'sf
Lieut. Sra, reports that the pdaHs hibtns the reut
which he travelled always fed bis approach first
s.ans FIRE TO the ranches or hl dosoys. their canoes
and carrying of all stock and provisions At one OF hst
settlements lie found the remains of no less than hv'
canoes
On Thursdsy evening 10th inst, II. n. Ms steamer
Virgo arrived at he mouth oftse savanna and Capt
Gsr.Lal Immediately dispatched boat up the river to
ccnnunicate with Mr. Bennett, who during the nsht
came down to The Nrsgo and communicated ths n;ei
rence Of Lieut. Strains arrival and departure from Ihs
depot on his return TO the succour of his men thes
O'Clock the morning of Nc nth, Capt Marshall DIS
patched one Of his largest beats 10 the Csucanaqle TO rem
der such assistance Ia Lieut. Strain As he nsat require n
the recovery Of HI, men. Tie two men who accom-
panied Lieut Strain W the depot left there sick 80
that he started On his retsrn unaccOmpsned By single
man Of hi. srisHsl party.
Thstth whole party portios Of it, 10 ssfs IL
most welcome news indeed and aonenl sriy io'k
ina forihe Nrago here with them We shan nan taer
arrival in our city with unsounaedl 10y. $50
10 addition 10 the foregoing, The Panama Herat' mas
learnt few addition al particulars from Sr An e ssere
very Intelligent nstiye landed proprietor "ho re,ds' a.
Santa Maria. bstween Chapgana .nd Ysvisa Hs saw
Lieut. Strain and took him 20 his house where he gave
bin clothes and fosd he describes the Lieutenant a. al
most worn TO skslson-Psrfecty naked, aud his BODY
covered with sores from the insects thsl peneaas 'no
skin.
Lieut. Btrsip told him that when fifteen days ont they
met four Inesns whs spoke English, aud who agreed 20
plot them back 10 the Atlantic Gier tive days march
through The mouna"s tho indaas dsss''sd 'hsr during
: TIE sight
Two OF tie fear men wss accompanied Lisut Strain
had died ard the other two board tbs Nlrazo
Whsp 81 Sucre ef, Ysvs lac 18th tss boat OF the
Nirago was there ond large NUMBER oi canoes "sro
about staring mp se river to the relief Of the rest oil the
party The natives lent every assistance IN 'ssir po'or
FURTHER PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO LIEUT. STRAIN.
TIem the rss.ra. Herald uNcs:,
We have received the allowing interesting particulars
Of Lieut. Strains arrival at Chapagans from Mr. hosss9k
II gves us he dates and csshrm, TO great extent
the previous statements already made public Wseansoh
however believe that Lieut. Strain will attempt 10 return
BY the same route to the Atlantic but con.ser i also.'
certain Il he viii Gene up in ihe Nrag0 WIZ MS party
and Join hi- ship in A.piR~1l . -
II n, Flif0r attic Pleamg H-ald $50
pslEsIR: Ian happy to inform the public and bis
relatives that Lieut ! g Strain Of the American TX
petition and hi. advanced party arrived at the
9th inst after the suferDgs of fortynne days IN the
wilderness where be hired four canoes and eleven men,
and purchased proysons, much n hs could get ana
senthem under the charge OF Mr. Every 10 bnsg on me
remaining part Of his He proceeded 70 Clsrgsns
and arrived at our house the lith, where h made
every arrangement for provisions and boats ana de
po.ited the that along with him. as insy were
In fearful state and returned in person on the 'Ih win
provisions bring down the remaining part OF his men
must also inform you ihet the susrng OIL th' poor gen
temsn beyond all expression As bis oody al ucet
sted and mp with bush worms tie clothes tern on MS
back, wandering through the wilderness w,h9u'
any psntsIosn., and arrived here bneio0ted-
but beng anxious about his men, would in
s;st on fsturning in psrson 10 bring them Oh; He
IL greaully thankful TO Mr.. Bennett superintendent oil
the British Engineers here, who rendered him every Is
s;siance in the Of provisions tie must wait mere u
recruit lii and have some medical AID from the ira
GO and then be will cross over 81 CALEDONIA pay ahd
from thence his surveying operations lie na'
beer msed by the edious charts that have been aas
and his deoeiifs Indian udes AT every Indian VIsss
he would come 10 he would ind ga IRE and ser canoe
cut No in pieces, 4 b. Afford him 10 assistance IL
10
NOT made ran Of some logs and csme down upSa that
and a. this river OF many snsgs where he eSaid MOI
GET bis raft scn. be had 10 grspple along ne Danks
he Chucun6qne the best way he could but the wer-t o.
all IT, that they on, Of powder and shot, sAd had 10
I've upon a. sour Wild palm nuts
sm informed DAY that eleven o. his party are ehe
Killed or starved which induced the commander OF hs
Virgo to send o. very strong force in search OF hs
vuder the command Of Lieut.. Forsyth they are accom-
usned BY Nr Bennett Of the British Engineer depart
newt 90 no. this for truth, bat the aco an
current: ncr did Lieut. Strain kao~ anything ssaL Du
supposed them s TO be living when b. len tsi1 .-v
] YogT lsss 0bteisDtsersnt AhbEE" hO1SASn
THt MuRDrRyRs OF THE VIR,Go's CREw DISCO
EKID-1he PGAGmea0 Of the ed ut announces mar lr
tiers have been received from Santa Maria daisd se ~
OF March stating that tribe Of lRdss- who reside nss
and trade with those Of Darer. have given infornSol
that the murder of the fosr belonging 10 tne az
were made by savage and warhke tnoe ineg n.'s
offered to bring the murderers 70 the slthOrueso o.
when they say are named Cunasae Lalqae Can'ui &u1
GU ipspi all members Of the Chueanaqus t'ioe. lac
chief Of Palla named Balasar says thai shs Ho'esAa
Sen have been punished TO teach them 10 respect the
English and Grsnsdians .,.,
Tie tine sIed for the dely sry Of the caPrts the mid
die Of April so ssys the Pasars0 We 30 all kno" oy me
middle Of April whether th. IL sn indian tae, or "n
eere the part Of those who give the ni'rmAtioa
DrArH OF Grs OLEARy BRITISH hIsIsILR Al
BoeOI. The last mail from Bogo.a orousnt
Of the sudden death Of Gen. Daniel Florence " Lear!
for many years British charge dAfars 10 TINS country
Gen 0Le.rywas Of Irish descent and vas one oil nose
who in Iss Sat TO this country 70 nd me Pese
the Of Independence From ns TINE, uniil ie- ~
va. constantly engaged in the field and took az acvs
nar, IN some OF tie severes battles. He was AID do
70 Bolivar whose confidence be possessed and gradaAAy
,.,L af Gspsr.i in the Colombian service.