The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
MasquS radcs at AspinwaiI--Gcorgc Law In
CbaraSter-OHiciaI AppoIntments-A Hiatt
to the Mali steamship Company-The Wca-
thcr and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Affairs
The Cooliss-A European Steam Enter

Ihe SOCHSs-A European steam Enter
prise.
The George law brought Giles Of Isthmus papers,
dated At Aspinwar, 10 August Is, and at Panama TO
Angus, II.
The news i very interesting.
The Aspnwall touicr Of August ,, has the following
funny notice Of George IaN-Three days Of last week
and the first day Of the present devoted to
bun fights masquerGdes, &c., in celebration Of the New
! State Organization an Tie convention Of the Constitu
! ent Assembly.
Among Tie representations there several very
| good hits. George Law, with corpora
ton" and almost hrtless he appeared in Panama
in 1852 the conductor Of the railroad train with bun
lie OF letters for almost every merchant in Panama.
The Panama Herald, Of August !. says:-Sr Jose de
Cbaia has declined the appointment Of Governor Of
this Province. The Jee Provisional has nominated ST..
Manuel Tehayerra 10 the post who entered the duties
Of the Office on the first Of this month.
sr. Francisco Avarado Jr.. has received his erequdtw
Venezuelan Consul at this port We of course
graduate Mr.. Alvarado his appointment but viii con-
sder him very courageous II e accepts it, in the
face Of all the threatened fines and prisonmens of the
law, should lie recommend Venezuelan not 10 pay
unjust tax.
number Of the Storage passengers per Empire City
nom Now York 10 Aspnwal, waited on US previous to
the sailing Of the Sonora to complain Of the treatment
they received board the first named vessel and We
feel il 70 lie act Of justice in The present case to call
the attention of tie United States Nail Company to the
cause of their complaint
They assert that part of the food supplied them (beipg
that c.t from he table q The first cabin was sold to
| - III; - * ceiny tbe sieoordg vere serve1
nuu 49, -, 49, a,,ii, iro9l ana ip iof food of mi
MN o"u W, ei g II III; ~ ~, 8 80 y,
many we have na reason i 56nbt II al evident HAT
UYeat abu IA exists ~ il tbe ren,aiuder o the meals
nrena,eJ fr te cabin IA Il for Tho .teer-
age IL Il certain that Il should be equally dis ributed
and the stewards cooks and others should not be per-
| mitted TO sell or otherwise DISPOSE of it,
We know that il is only requisite to call attenton
this matter have it corrected BY lc company officers
whose interest must be 70 check such proceedings
nrvate match has hpen made bet veen iva centletaen
of this city for n thousand dollars side 10 run their
horses for five hundred wards one heathe race to come
off IN about ten DAYS or n fortnight
q1 ,,,,,,u ,,,,ri.. 80 ,,,orst Ia, tho f,,low;no
;,. H. 49,, !, a. ~ no ,at ,,ot, b.s bean singn
la,ly ~, ~ s seasor and .be RAILROAD La suffered
little Or 10 injury by the rains we have had
Tho reeonstrpction Of The r. : Nail Steamship Com
many; wharf Il Progressing slowly hut not more 40 than
lie roor materials In he shane ii wornlon which the
suYer, enens have 10 provide beea,se of the scarcity
Of any better
ON fhe last trp Of the san Juan steamer from New York
nv IL, ~ io ,,obar III INA eng,ra3 !, saye fona
- fr San Jnan del sud we're sfeTred ~
IA; a'a -, acc,np. N tbo nrevaenee M cholera ON
az c,r,,a, -
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IN saturday eyening az, ~ ileinF ~ NY "a IN
,ng'oL iie thSin, cniPens - = r -, ~ -
'ohn bouli l,s .es Nv, 49,, ~ -, go ~ T.
turhel I'm VIZ ~ W eHI ao. y. -. " ~ \
steam. lhu -, " leus NJ. Pi's" - ''"A II
supper WIN mn - iioNa'u 'io''i'
With regret observe that the old eyesorc the mise
rattle Coolies, again begging ana lying about our
streets they lid some tx weeks ago. Tor month
past We have but little u them many having iouh
thelter anu sort o. abiding pace IN huts on Tue shoe
oto 4 the 'asoons q the south end q the town.