New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
THE ISTIIMUS.
From The Panama star, jan.

From The Panama star, Jan "a
,xox,rR MrrlSous CREw.-During the past day or
two part OF The crew eight OF the snip Jennie rune
Ear. Robert Norton which vessel recently arrived in our
hsIbor tom New York. having become mutinous ana re
ss.d 10 perform duty the Consul of the United states
40 ths pt has twice visited the vessel for me purpose OF
sm;pns into their complaints. The result of the mat
,r we learn Is that yesterday the eight dsordery men
were ordered he placed in irons and kept So unu they
,,pr,ss their willingness to perform their duty
Tuy R,uRolp-0ne end of the railroad is progressing
.am;rably and IL the Company had locomotive mere
powthey have several we believe, on the way-H coua
no used we are told TO much adv nage wiihh week
e., one or two miles The Company have total labor
; force now of three thousand men al work on the whoe
Ine: aud pushing the road TO completion Win most
prGsoworihy effort ....
TYx D,RrS EXPLORING EXPEoIrIoN.-Aceounts
sschss This city Yesterday of the return 10 the Gull oil
Sa Nicp, of the expedition sent across the country oy
The British steamer Vrago to explore Inc Sana po
IN. renort of the expedition, written by Mr. ROBERT
Nixon broher 70 Mr. VIM Nelson OF this city, is hiSh
~ Interesting From ii learn that the party crossed
e country until they got within ao0n. esn os o xs su9
Atlantic of which ocean they had an eXceheht view
Tboy encountered plain of some twenty two mules IN
isnSih and in no part of did they find the elevation
Greater than fifty feet above the level OF tne sea- Inc
J ma, co fully across from the fact that their pro
s;ons cave out and they were satsed as 10 te fouS
II il curious fact that during the entire trip The party ana
not encounter a solitary INDIAN aihOuSn 'hsy mo' VII"
enc hut. =, o Co.. .o.vv n, ,be 1a,h
,,st the S. ship ofwar Albany, arrived ut TINS port
and on the lh she left for San JUAN in pursuance OF her
ssent cruising orders This vessel is the first L. . man
that has visited this port she is attached to
the Home Squadron. and commanded by Comman1e Ter
Ser grandson of Ebridge Gerry of the signers
of The of independence He has seen very
much hard service and being but the prime OF his years
and in the endowment of well varied experience he is
el cited for such cruise the present which brings
MIN into contact with the officials of these young Ameri-
can Republics of Central America ana OF New Granada
The Albany said by those who visited her, 10 be IN most
sdmrabie condon-her log demonstrates that she has
good sailing qualities Both ship and Commander made
mast favorable impression upon our citizens Some OF
onr American residents had interview with the Com
mander on board prompted by the cordially and interest
with which they were received, they stated to the Com
snder some OF the grievances and difficulties with which
oreep residents have contend and they were earnest
in their expression of qualification with the manner OF
their reception Commander Gerry visited all the points
Of interest in our City, and showed that he appreciated
our condition and necessities. He gave the authorities to
understand that be believed certain matters IN their ad
rninisirstion would be highly offensive to the United
states Mt and that the Government would deem
Il quite worth her while to attend to the necessities and
protection of her citizens at Aspinwal
IAgpiny all Courier. an