The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-21
LIVE STOCK.
GRAIN.

Hogs. 1900 loa 20 5000 10000
iss5oo 5000 lio, 600
o TS, 81 No Er. p,or,n.,o, s,,a :,
Kind Produced ported. Value. Panama
Indian Ind Corn, 1000 1000 s2h perql $4,000
f'e Sbcksn; t 2SGs S SssO. 80 Dc. lsoSe
horses are not now sent to Panama. Boards, also,
are occasionally exported; with well placed saw
mills the whole Pacific could be supplied.
The soil Is admirably adapted for sugar
Panama, Is selling here at 40 cents pound, the
quantity Of raw sugar and moasses made by the i'm.
perfect machines Of the country not being even
enough to supply domestic consumption and the dis
einia, sells at 40 cents pound Children from four
years and upward know how to smoke, nor do young
ladies' think their charms lessened by openly indug
ing In the filthy weed" which powerfully assists
arrows OF the sun and the imAeination.
The people, voting under the new constitution,
have elected Mr.. Agnew, native born American, to
be Governor, but many years resident in the Pro-
sire to be governed by man who had the good luck
TO be born In the most go ahead nation In the world
TACT that cannot fail to inspire confidence in any
one who would by his capital or industry be inclined
to "come over and help u.s." Neither revolutions
nor cholera morbus have as yet visited Chirqui nor
any epidemic, save smallpox now and then. The
only thing that Is likely to trouble the tranquility Of
our tranquil citizens, M the long vexed question Of
limits between us and Costa Rlca- The latter i'm
PEELED by French and Eng ish company influence,
demand boundary line which would take away
onehaf Of the province and sadly disngure the 10.
tegiity Of the Ishmus The people are averse to
uDre with Costa RIGA, were IT possible; for
having obtained free ports, freedom from tithes
and custonbcuses, they do not wish again the same
yoke, besides, having natural love Of peace and
aversion to civil wars, % common in the
Leighboring republics. The Ishmus for her future
destiny requires the fine harbor Of Colo Dulce but
nevertheless is willing to halve II with Costa Ri,a-
The line insisted on by Is that of the law Of the
10th OF November, 1908, gwen by the King Of
Spain to the vice royalty Of New Granada, giving
her Jurisdiction along the coast a. tar a. Cape
Cratic Dios. Abandoning this mere sea coast
line, we take that which effects the terra firma,
viz.:-frcm the centre Of Colo Dulce TO Punts
Garcia. We hope the United States will see justice
done IN oil such questions between the American
families, without bias Of fear or favor from Euro
pean politics. The people only desire peace liberty
and order, and feel that their union With Bogota
brings them no substantial good, but that the aim.
place In she capitals throw upon them the neces
si.y Of paying forced loans, &c, resard the pro.
gresa OF the lsthmus, endangers the peace aud
morality OF its people by party feeling embittered
by civil war and bloodsbed, at the head OF the re-
public. Which IL better, already Whispers runor,
annexation or Independence R.W.D.
DAVID, Nov, 20, 1854.
p. S. Since writing the above the following list
Of articles exported BY lard end sea has been FUR.
nlshed me from the COVER nent Office with the
value in New Grsnadian money when sold in toe
provirce:-
ARTICLES EXPORTED FROM PROVINCE oy cmRIouI IN