The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

ton The loss on both adss u considerable, ana the
ssvsr1 aS has ss many q its best ocsrs-sons
heio the rebel chief, with al his companions, have
been taken prisoners, and are awaiting their trial
who, abandoning their homes, family and business.
have 80 flown TO the suceor Of the const
tatc added to their prudence and forbearancs have
achieved the destruction Of the rebel party whose OBJ
Jet was 70 establish a military despotrm. We win
The Panama Herald Of 10Th Of December, says the
Panaeno Of December 20, expresses itself dissatisfied
& c an q
Same view OF the subject that did, when writing
the auestsn, Immediately after the proposed
the Senate does not satisfy the wants II the people, and
that i appears as II it was intended to curta instead
o. eassnd ths privileges already enjoyed BY the pro-
we hope when the present excitement caused BY the
once o that Dr.
50, his plan should be made public It's merits and az
people On the question should DO ascertainsd.
The Aspinwa Courier Of Dec 3lst says:Fhe railroad
work has probably never progressed rapidly during
any period smce its commencement than in the last
month. The amount OF labor performed is almost in
work II is carried constantly, both nigh. and
day. by large force OF aborers concentrated within
small sraceand nothing is spared the part of any
vigorously possible In another part Of columns
to-day spoken Of the necessity Of other active
have Since the said writing reflections upon the pro
bsbity Of an early completion Of the railroad comma-
which the authority here exercised has been connected
must, by said completion, DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
danger of transit upon the mule road the cause
Of said organization and Tor the grant o, the
they have exercised or government thereafter &C.,
we shall have more to say in future number
man answering to the name Of James Cunningham,
who has been aged In business in Iquique PERU for
few years. absconded therefrom several weeks since
with about fifty thousand dollars in gold and unseted
silver together with considerable quantity of pearls.
The ebe zzleroent detected and he hotly
pursued 80 much So that while yet he was in Pana
nraward for his apprehension was published and two
me searched there for him Two others stationed
here for the same purpose he eluded those at Panama.
and came to the Summit where no exposed his pearls
and gold and recognized by the description OF
adyer seents that had been circulated there weeks
before Ran Runnels was sent for and came just in
time to arrest him he entering the at the
Summit to come to Aspnwan. Twenty fye thousand
dollars found In tho possession Of the prisoner and
by Mr.. to Panama Mr.. Crimes Occidental clerk OF
the Arm at Lima which had been the principal loser
was one Of those who had waited here for Cunningham
and left for Panama this morning.
We learn that party OF gentlemen came out the
last steamer from New York for tho purpose of making
an exploration OF the sthmus Of Daren for the discove
ry OF gold The party are properly equipped, and in
every way fully prepared 70 carry out their object
and ahan wait anxionsy for news from their exped
ton, wishing them in the meantime every success.
NEW GRANADA AND HER FosEIeN RELATIONS.
From the Panama Herald, Dec. 26
writer in the Pafdpe.o, referring TO the existing
relations OF New Granada with other countries does not
draw very favorable picture q her actual state.
appears that with her Deghboy Costa Rica on the
north abe is at variance relative 20 the boundary line
between the two repuhlcs whilst with Peru she Is also
at variance In regard 70 large tract Of country claimed
by both, although neither exercise any jurisdiction
sovereignty over 1t. Her standing witt her other neigh
Dor Ecuador Is unsatisfactory and undensd aad many
ment In the relations that exst with the repub, Of
Bora there still much to improve upon and correct
and POINTS stu to be adjusted that more than have
been on the point Of settlement.
With the United States the writer Of the article appears
to think that New Granada has long Of grievances
to redress and the attempt il made assert
right to the imposition Of the tax passengers
ing the isthmus and the ion ofthe United States
Consuis here and at AspinwsR is spoken OF az II thew
independent agents in the affair although the wri
done the Copsuis have but carried out tie wishes and
instructions OF their government. Lastly the question
Of the debt to Grea. hisain Is touched upon which n
appears ia the only point Ct interest between Now Ora
winds up with remarks Tho necessity Of bringing ali
these points to apal and satisfactory by means
Of diplomatic negotiations nsd shows the fal9e economy
Of restricted expenditure ior service from which such
good results may arise.
srgAG 70 cHfRiour,
From the Panama Herald, Dec. lo.l
We arc glad 20 notice that the Pacific Steam NayGa-
ton Company haye decided upon running their screw
steamer, the Yaldyis to Chiriqu trial trip early
,Ur ti We Deys Of
blish permanent steam communication between this
port and that province There cannot be the least DOUBT
thai such project would ultimately pay though at rst
may entail loss, but tho people raise
produce there find out that steam communication affords
them the means Of ready access to cool Market
saving Of time the voyage, and steady and certain
communication far preferable to the allow and uncertain
passages now made BY small sailing yeste they viii
doubt encourage the enterprise
Tho province Of Chiriqui 10 admirably adapted for
raising stock aad grain. All the productions O. the tro.
pies can be cultivated thsre in perfection AMI on
The high lands wheat potatoes and the various grains
and fruits OF Europe can b. raised.
Latery the province Of Chir;qui has attracted the
attention OF foreign immigrants, and already ,nen OF
capital energy and experience have gone up there with
the intention OF settling, 80 that NE may expect in
hort time it's products win be materially increased AMI
tDat they viii nnd steam communication with this por.
the best means of disposing OF them. We fear how.
ever that the Yaldyie Is too large for the service and
cannot ascend the river at David to sufficient distance
owing TO the numerous bends and the depth Of water
The boat for such trade should DO OF light dranebt OF
water and capable OF taking largo deck load Of cattle
We hope however, the experiment viii be far success
Jul az 10 lead TO some future perm snSpt results,