The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA,

Gre or a Part OF the BxitisA Force Arrival
or the sloop or War Cyane Tho Coast
stesmcrs, &c., sc.
Our savioes from Aspinwan are 10 the lsh and from
Panama to the 10th Instant
The Panama Star Of tbs 80 instant ssys-
The new cspitation tar Law into force Sunday
the LIST nsts 20 that the Viii ii sailed that
day would have to pay but dollar per head each
passsngr to the instead OF tGo ~ hereto
fore On Sunday, the ist iostAnt ST. jose Mari. Urut.
the Govern Mt House. ~ Senior BERNARDO Arse Aats
the late Governor There were very few pls present
efaeiAls. The ceremony very shor, and attended
with display Of any Kind 6sDof Arse addressed few
formal remarks administered the requisite oath AMI dc
lvered the baton Of the government t. the inou
bent, who replied in very brief manner and the core
moDy endet. Sssor Urrutia ct entered upon his
senor Mariana Arosemsna Qussado Win sot - Secretary
to the Governor In future
The Asplnwsn Courier Of the 10th Instant says:-
The shippiDg business Of Aspnwa Il quite conhdsr-
abe The s Of vessels which eamA under the protso-
ton of the American flag alone for tina ,nth Of Dscsm
ber which We publish In another column, gives hand.
evidence Of this This must continue to increase
rapidly during the coming year. From such forsshA
dswpgs ocessionlly thrown across our path We
CLEAN the most positive sssur.ncs that BY the expiration
Of the year upon which have just entsred the In.
win b sat that the faf average win bs three
sail per day.
The Courier Of the nth instant says
By dispatches received ct the United states
4 sa S s. i nj
dAGaires from the United States 10 this government
arrived ct the capital the lAth uit after very plea
We Also issrn through the same SOURCE that the Uni
ted States sloop Of Cyane snow In but
v.yns thence the corps Of and other. SAINT to
xpors the route for IN ososns canal across the sthmus
OF Darien
We CLEAN the following items Of intelligence from 30
gtta from the Panama Herald
Gsns,s Il Isary, the British Minister has returned to
Bogota to resume his official duties.
From the Aspinwall Courier, Jan. III
The following Esws We received ct the hands OF Mr.
Forbes. Of the Pacific Nail Steamship Companys Of
Zoe at Panama, In seven hours from that place
dispatches received there ysstsrdsy from commssdsr
Prevo,t Of As ship virsgo dated Jan 7, that
he had lost four three Of whom had been murdered
twenty men, having explored to the Cordsras, found
bis return three dead bodies provision depot where
he had station cd four men He has cut good road, and
The yrsgo was to sail immsdis tely for Valparaiso
The steanship United States Captain Luoas arrived at
despatched The Ohio, Capt Fox, arrived here this
ing With near 600 passengers OF whom wers some hum
cred Coolies from jamaica for the Panama Railroad All
the pasa pgers mails freight no.. per the OHIO, left our
city for PansmA in four hours ater their arrival They
win Be conveyed on the railroad through % Gogona and
thence take the road cect to Panama Everything can
reach the latter point to day
The Pana Railroad Is progressing more rapidly than
ever before Tho best smployes Of the company arc
outdoDg hemtelves and surpsssinR their promses
expectation Instead Of twenty miles the trao
running with regularity daily thirty miles There is
large accession Of forces and the alacrty and tact with
which all portions Of the road under work ad
vaneDg give us every confidence Of Its completion dur
By new Law Of the New Granada Congress which
into eject the LIST inst the oonsgnees Of
VAN are s.asd Ten PEI sent their ' :st%.ssd pro
The eamships have ali aocsdsd TO- rather pAld this
tsT sincs IT, nPoston both here and q P.nspa This
madam government Of some atty thousand dollars.
The taxes Of city have been raised from the ratio Of
intend to impose several additional heavy impostions
and that the railroad company viii In for share
We shall sss what We aha. see Lay on h.edus.n nsy
will b. stirred ont Of their boots into reform We hops now
for relief
We learn that the schooner Young America, Captain
hcwn arrived ct Panama on the 18Th Instant She
l,sded with lumber, from Bangor No., for the Panama
The United safes aloop oswar Albany arrived hsrs on
tbs l4tb, and lsft this morniog Tor San Juas All on
board we're we'll Our oitissss much pleased with
the vsit Of this the first Of Uncle SANS ships that have
vsited this port but greatly disappointed at her
abort stay 4 complimentary dinner tsndersd Com.
osr .., Of he s.n o. u.s:
there much TO 30 done here Annexed Is List OF the
H wa,.n;on g vsD.:ns a., :! 81 psc.n: ssrsss.
:sDs.r !s:.ss s::s:n sIs:h!e nss l:a,I s:ss::s:
i 5sss s.:
From the Panama Star, Jan. Al
As We have already .nIoun,sd the nIss q the new
1t this port between the 10th and 18th Inst The owner
Of his line il at present in Panama, making Arrange
me nts for the immediate despatch OF ri pmsro afsr
she win probably sail hsnss ON the nth inst or there
about and VII direct on this her rst trip to Chirqa
I'd IN lva I'm HAP afurn nhA al
touch David, the capital Of Chrqui, Montijo. Bahia
Unds, Puerto de los Remedies, Pueblo Nusyo. Agsa
Dulcs Las TAblas and TabogA and viii probably this
trip occupy twenty days. she expected to remain
longer than usual the FIRST trip 1t Of the stopping
places Is fu,1,. = fr|sro viii probably touch Tssa
enumerated, and may hereafter 60 Is far south -
BO-Daventurs suincient inducement ia held ont I'll
intended that she shall two trips out and back
monthly leaving Panam. the LIST and 10Th regularly
Tho rates OF freight and passage will 30 axed about the
same a. tbs, charged By the vretchsd AMI unsafe old
vessels whca at present carry the coAsng trade and
no exhorb tant charges will be exaeted.
It must be clear to every one the great advantages
the coast and the interior from the Of this
line; and every merchant both foreign and native
veil - the go,srnment should take the greater interest
To those who wish 70 leave Panama for few weeks 70
creation, At trrg eIpen,e, strongly recommend
every who goes there viii enjoy the trip BE- Delighted
with the country, and return Panama Inn proved
health and highly gratined that they took advice
THE DARIEE SURVEYING RxPKDITl0N-BAD DfgA6T1R
TO TEE BRITISH SECTION.
From the Aspinwall Courier, Jan. lS.]
Three engineers OF the engineering corps arrived at
this port In the last Bih They LEFT fer PanA-
ma the next mornng. From the intelligence W have
from the American addition TO the corps seems proba-
BILE that all win b ready TO commence work within
month.
From the Aspinvan Courier, Jan III
may BE- well to report the movements Of said sxpsdi-
ton 20 far A. known to this time Az have heretofore
stated the respective parties from Eoglaod and from the
United States met ut JAmaitA The Cyaps thence pro-
sdsd to Port Escocss, Caledonia Bay with Lieut. Strange
and his party and hessrs 81 John and his party came TO
Aspts wall In the royal mail Dee and left here
immsdiA.sly for the eut Of San Miguel They reached
Panama on the l4h and had not yet left there ct last
sovices.
from thu Panama star, Jan III
Lent. 81. John, r E Mr. Foide f., aud others Of
the party connected with the DArien Canal Survey 70
csnty arrived from Englans, nov In the CITY, whsnss
they viii proceed shortly TO the river savanna psyirg
pto the Gulf Of San Miguel and at enter upon the
OF the Important duties eevcvns upon them
The government at Bogoa has manifested It's desire "a
facilitate And project the surveying par les a. much a.
sribs BY detailing Col Cocaizi with 400 soldiers and
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