The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-12

the sazIs - authorsie Pr eeded = oeuplisa tle
cOmpaDy's 0uaidingp. Captain Hollus' arrival 10
the Cyane put stop TO those proceediogs
Of an armed foroe-the protest Of the city author
titles against hts acts-the striking OF tneic flag
the subss9ueot dissolution Of the city government
tne ieAoistiDg the Mosquito Gag by tn. British
Clarendon, to the government Of the United States,
In relation to the attitude assumed by Cspsaio
hou'gs = san Jsen--snA the approval Of his con
aact py 1s own government-are all oceureaces
that have 30 recently trsnspired that brief ref
erence to the same Z sud ispt 80 ssgeasa
~ NEW GRANADA.
/ HEALTH OF THE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE
RArLRoAD-AN GSAkD OF PROTECTION ALARM
FOR THE SAFETY OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THB REVOLUTION.
| The Pasama Star a Jolly sst, says:-The British
mail steamer yaldivia arrived in port about half
past 10 O'clock yesterday morning.. being SIX day.
accident to her screw on the down yard tkp, whilst
near Valparaiso. which kept her in that port ten
days IN ereoiDg repairs 7>#es
The Valdivia 6riassfosv five passengers, treasure,
Among tue passengers are number Of American
ship caPtass, whose vessels sold In the SouthI
there are also several Australians home ward bound
The Aspinwah Courier, Of August lat, says:-
There has been considerable sickness on various
parts Of the line Of the Railroad and in city,
during the past fortnight-in ia t, q large number
Of our citizens have been affected ia some way.but
there have been but very few cases Of really serious
illness. About the first Of the month there we're
number Of cases Of cholera at one or two stations
on the rAiroad. and subsequently there were some
on the istbmus. the disease vas prevented from
spreading, and i is now entirely eradcated. The
other classes Of disease which have prevailed Of late
TIE past fortnight has bsen one Of almost con-
stant rain In our city during the afternoons AID
evenings; but fortunately tho rains are not so IRE
qrelt where the workmen on the railroad are nov
engaged. and though the work has been retarded.
IN large force has been required for rapair of
recently laid portions Of the road considerable pro-
8, ess has nevertheless been made. The tcis
which some sections Of the road have had, while
Jet not fairy settled enables the superinteudents
strengthen them 60 thoroughly as will eciude dan
ger IN the future and prevent the necessity Of early
and frequent repair. l.1 al bala
was arerr curing the first fortnight Of the present
month than it has been for long time before, has
been reduced to small number. rga g1'
There Was an attempt, o few days since, on the
part OF some Of the Jamaita lab0rers, to produce q
'strike y ami to prevent others from working. 1t
was however, promptly suppressed, and the ring
leaders arrested. IS tss-7i5 as.ea fs o9ts 9e
notwithstanding all the difficulties against which
the railroad company have to contead such as the
embanl ments caying in, hands getting sick aud de-
serting, the rainy season. and other 0bsta les-the
work still progresses rapidly. On the 18th Jolly the
train run 70 within about one mile q the summit,
twelve mics from Panama. At this end, every.
thing is going ahead in good style, and We have
every reason to believe, notwithstanding the prog
Hosticaton Of some wiseacres to the contrary, that
the cars will be heard shrieking through this good
old city Of Panama before the end of the pre-
sent year. ~ !.su q fa.7ss .,ssba5 f.e.ts1,l III
a most important event which We have to record.
to protect The iraDst from the summit to Panama;
the enlistment, supervision, and control Of these
men was given into the bands ofseveral response
actively engaged, with their pAylles and we learn
that Mr.. Ran RnnEes has arreSteA so1e half dozen,
and Mr. b. G. Evers, three Of thsss who have been \
seen upon the road. The manner in which these
work, Is sufficient guarantee that the work will
be done. There Is now no danger to DO apprehend
ed by parties crossing the road-day aLd night !,
ness was felt throughout the community of tho
Isthmus ION account of the non arrival Of the steam
ofthe royal mail lines on both the Atlantic and
the Pacific, which onnect at Panama aud Aspin-
wall; but 10 Russian frigate took the Pacific steam
er, and no priyateer the Atlantic. No serious acct
dent, and few days Hardness, both arrived, and
both dssrasched within few hours of their usual
time Of departure. la
During the past week We have had some OF the
sevclcst thunder storms we have evet experienced
o. the Isthmus. On Friday last, the 2ota uisino,
the buildings occIpicd and kno w as The City Hos
pital, OH street, suffered from two strokes Of
lightning at the same time fTte Kitchen wai torn
10 pieces aud sotce OF its cnntents thtowl into ths
sta BY one shock. The main hui ding was struck
by another, which party shiversd The Principal
p It IN TIE cable end, and running along the ewes
atnc;sd by an iron water tank, stuck it, uni
passeo of iato the ground. 40 colosed n.sn who
sien the upper stQrs OF this baiidng, received
the pns!pa he VIII if % prosaS S
recover. No other persons were injured. che hrig
Tying ut the railroad company's dock narrowly es
rspcd dest e;ion During the same Storm in which
the Hospital was struck. The lightning haying
nal C n a spl
of on IL into the waIor. s,ef,etE fsra
ia The Governor has, sitter long aud careful debe-
, raiiOn and consultation. appointed commission,
who will visit Aspinwah lCcon) in the course of the
press mt week, aud in conjunction with COL. Totem,
and a committee of our citizens, will arrange plan
OF governme Mt suited to the wants of our residents
both uigners and natives, as similar TO that we
kintsd in our last steamer edition, as may be prac-
ticahle. ~ #rH II ts9Y III 49,, -
The Panama Star of July 90, says:r-We are credi.
bly, informed THAI the Foreign Hospital in this city
is likely to remain closed, as the siea mship conpa'
MES in New York decline to collect the tax there,
although tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company is
Wiling to authorize the resumption Of the collection
here. II the Independent Line will agree to do the
same. s8 EXE
The Panama Star of July 9th, ssys:--The cleo.
ton fer yie,Presdent Of the Republic took place
on Tuesday. Out Of five hundred electors but fifty
availed themselves OF their privilege. Senior Julio
Arboleda received the highest number Of votes
psmely, twenty-five; the remaining twenty-eight,
were divided between twelve candidates.
! The PanGneno Of yesterday contains the Cover.
Ror cecrse relative to the collection Of the forced
loan Of $25 O0 la ely ordered by the Constitutional
government. The canton Of Panama is rated as
foows:-District Of San Felipe "a 800; Santa Ana,
tl00; San Miguel, loo; Gorgona, $3.50; Cruces,
$500; Chepo, $500; Pacora, 800; Caledonia 500.
Colon Is set down at $500; Chorrera, s., 900; and
II bsgo, $500. 9'e
The Governor has summoned the Provincial lie.
gislature 10 me ct on the 18th Of September. a
The members elected BY Panama 70 the Provin.
csl Legislature, are Senorss Joaquin Aspriiia and
Ramon Ganiboa the suplentes, or substitutes in
case OF need, Senorcs Ramon &c Icaza and Dr. Bias
| AIosemena. U aas \,
Several murders and outrages had occurred the
| read.
PROGRESS oP IRE REVOLUTIONS.
[TEou the Panama star July 10 fart...s f.s
| From the Spanish 30 of our paper Of yesterday
we take the following items OF integcnce, received
| by tie last mails from the INTERIOR