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necnLLANuoUe..

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD The above reward anl al reasonable
expsnses win be psid for the arprehenAon and De-
livery to us In 1ichmend, OF negro woman, slave,
named MARIA, OF, % she calls herself, MARlA
FERRY. Marin b Of medium statue. with round
face, shin about ginger bread colo, coed SEE Of
Her precise age II not reeollsoted, bat she u be-
loved to b. about "a or g years old.
PHILIP NJ TARB 4 SON, Agents, .
- Office on 0overnor'street, between Main and
Frsohlin 81. my 7-dim
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.-We have been
~ a. pointed by the Importer Of the celebrated
Eugene Cliquot" CHAMPAGNE VINE AGENTS
for the sale Of 1t In this city, Norfolk Petersburg and
Lynchburg. gsess
This is ONE Of the best Wines imported. We sell
u here ct same prices charged by the importer in
New York. We call the attention of dealers Ear.
ticulsr!y to this Wine -
ROYALL 4 sNODGRAsS.
Merchandise Brokers, Pearl OF. below Csrv
Dy Tim Riehmon5 Va
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WATERMAN'S PATENT VENTI-
w LATED RErRIGER!.ATos. fATLNfED

introduced to the public some years since. The
principal improvements are the vsntiIetor. valve
aud double cover. The ventilatcr carries off the
euvia 1t arises from the contents Of the Iefsse.
rator, thus making It impossible for the e1uvia OF
any strong article destroying the flavor OF any other
ever 20 delieate. .t*tF
The valve retains the cold air created BY the malt
Ing Of the lee, Wills It lets of the water. Al Re.
ffirerators either from accident eareleness are
sure TO leak before they are wern out This having
no hllinr between the two Gases. when once made
light again, u - good a. nsw. Not % With thoss
that are filed. When they hare once leaked, the
whole Of tho filing becomes saturated and can ne
Yer again become Dry hence. rot mmediatsly com.
menees IN the wood work.and long before the
e dsssyed. The double cover saves the trouble Of
opening aud shutting two single ones; and answers
the purpose BETTER as the air between becomes cold
and remains so. Confined air u the hast non.eon.
ductor of oaloric hence there should be no filling.
Cold air Is heavier than warm consequently al Re.
feerators should open ct the top, and not In front.
In fact the chest must ever be the true form while
the Law Of gravity remains ~ 1t H. full supply Of
I'll sizes On has1s tor sale y -, ,,yvr,..n
=. ~ AL-a- ~k-
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1IQEE SMALL EXPENSES
q S. ~ s4 I4tdI fe s3Ers'H;

PERSONS WISHING 10 BUY
Spring and Summer Clothing, and Gentlsmen's ar.
pshine Goods OF latest styles finest qualities and
best make are solicited to call and examine the large
stock 1t No. lS4, Main street. ~
anfl ] d. GOODMAN.
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NEW DRUG STORE-H.,;,.,-a -.

= chased the Drug Store q the sorner Of IL ana
sew stesk Of DRUGS, cHEklCALs, Le.. which
have bess sarsfsix ssieetsd ~ oas Of OR firm dom
pound kTsssdltiens vita the greatest care snd IN
the neates ayls. Al ordsfs from the city or cpun.
Try sntrusted . ~ Will meet With prompt attention
= bsans fresh sni OF tbs best quality. We shsli
kssp eosstsntiy On hsnl lsl eaiertmsst 81 Fancy
ArtielsA fsli.nsy. pstent ne1ielsea PsistA tl!Is.
or general sssostmsat 81 D6ueS; III Of whleb ~
s,9ss - psSshassp on - rsasenAble terms = thsy
G.h 81 E. n o0UTHALL 4 90.
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A ToRNApo.-On the 18th uls. a terrific wbirl-
wind passed over the Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan,
driving ashors and dismantling several steamboats,
and propeliers, besides unroofing and wrecking
dwellings. barns warehouses and stores, in all.
about seventy buildings. Mr.. J w. Gornor had
arm broken, and oGe of his sons was badly In.
jored. Fortunately, as far a. known, no lives
were lost.
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T. PEN B E RTON

II. PEMB E RTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
OFFERS for sale flor Cash) the follovs
" lowing Goods
Seine Twins. al Nos. Seine Thread, a. Nos.
Seine LlneA various len gths and sizes
Cotton Cordsse; Bed Cords Leading Lima all s,.s.
Carpet Warp, all solofs ~ '
Cotton Ysrns; Cotton Batting, oil namb>u
Cotton and Wool Cards all nnmbers
Duponts Sporting Powder -
Shot, ell sisss
EeGsh aad American Gun Cans +.
VIA wsii sslsstsd assortment Of GROCERIES
s.issa . tss Irade,si or any part Of whsh, VII
Dc eoso ~ very small advance, for e0sk Ia
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OFFICE OF THE j. r. AND K. CO.,
~ MAY lsT, 1856 For the purpose of repairing
canal she navigation viii be stopped at those two
points the Goth inst at shutdown, and will not be
opened again until the nth Of June it will then
main open until the 9th ofJuna. when 1t will be
aesin stopped at Locks Mes IS and Sc, until the 18Th
Of July.
For the purpose Of LAYING new noors 10 Locks Nos
4, and 6, the navigation win be stepped between
those three Locks on the 22d inst and be opened
aesin on the Monday following.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
eE9 e. L. CHINN,
mp dim Superintendent OF Repairs
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERH
u Mr. B. q Jackson-Desr sir: Ny mother-in.lav,
Mrs Armstrong has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some 1s years. Not finding any permanent relief
from the various remedies used, sbe was irduced to
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
She can now enjoy her food with . relish to
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY.
Eichmond, Va. April II, 1855. ,4.-
aivise every family to procure thess Bittsrs.
They may be found ct =. ]. fieot's, A. Bodskey!
Q. Il. Zachrisson'l ChAs Miilspaush'a Bennett Z
BssrS and Alex. DuvApA pruggistss Richmond. W.
An orders promptly attended to. aple
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nRY GOODS! DRY GOODS.!
AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS have q lar,
stock of DRESS GOODS and eli kinds of Embroi
derry, consisting of rich Onoton Collars and sleeves;
Ladies long and short silk Mitts: fashionable silk
Nantes hd large stock of fancy colored and black
6ikG large lot Of Parasols ard Ladies' Umbrellas;
aides worked aud grass Skirts. Aso-a large stock
of Hosiery, all of which will sell at greatly redu-
my 3-12m No SeS Broad street.
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TOLUMB1AN HO1EL-JAMES NJ
II j anYD CO.. having leased this dssirsbIs Ho.
tsl vii eps1e ns pains TO msfntafe re- former pspn
Rrjty and comfort They have smpioysd =. HOA:
Ten to take the entire eharAs q tns nesse o. ~
and NUMEROUS frisads Of =. foiTEas are rsqusstst
e Gis ysS uoed Hsr ,:i y, 1855. sps
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NERTAIN CURE FOR co q q II b.
~ "HrcHMoxp, Nov. q, AL heve trisd nearly
tatiou In saying that bslisvs MRS. A. b. DAVE
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuabe prepara-
ton OF the Kind now In uss, and family medice
almosi indieDeu able. Z. WARREN
Nas. DAws' CoUcH kEMEpy.-Ws can speak Of
the virtues OF this medisins from the book, having
wituessed III operation IN bad cough, In which Il
afforded speedy and DECIDED relief-Rish Repsb.
( FOR sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, 1ennett Beers
81. Il. fisst. 4. Rodsksr IA chsTlss b. VOC.
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.ARM WEATHER WARES-y

WARN WEATHER WARES.-Water
w Coolers. Cream Freezers, Bath Tuba Hip
kinds, small Portable Summer Ranges Furnaces
Enamelled Kettles, Sauce Pans Coffee Roastars,
Zine Wash Boards, Ovens, Kettles. Spiders FRY
Pans. Tea Kettles Suction, Force aud Chain Pumps
anal Garden and Fire Engines, Hydraulic Rams
Lead Pipe, &c for sale at the Stove and Tin Ware
Factory, 146 Msu street, near the Exchange Bank
ap 27-1m GEORGE STARRETT
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MARBLE w o r X S.-MILLER g.
M VINCENT, opposite % Rsptist Church, en-
Main strset, Manufacturers of Italian and Amercao
Marble and Granite Monuments. Toombs, Head
than the same articles can be bought in New York
or Philadelphia. r. =
Any design in Carving or Lettering, executed
equally we'll az any work that comes from the
North.
Ali work furnished by as, shall be of the best ms-
terisi, at the lowest possible prices and workman.
ship equal to any in the Union. nv Him
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II ICKERT & DETTMAN, FREsco AND
The Subscribers lately of New York; having estab
lshed themselves in TIL city for the purpose Of
AL DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
that they are now ready and prepared to do any
work In their line with which they may be favored
In the very best style.
REFERENcE-To Mr.. John r. Ballard and Mr.. j.
G. Hobson, on whose private residences we have
worked. l.. "a 20 H.1-.. s1.lss5. So. lsss-s...
Orders left at Mr. w. Sattler's Paint Store, No. 142
Main Of. LICKERT DETTMAN, q
NH IS-Sm* Fresco and Ornamental Painters.
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WARWICK M. WOODWARD, Cabi-

HA.-Cargo superior Hay daily ex-
IL pected; for sale, to arrive. BY
JNO. w. WRIGHT l. co.
Dock Wharf
All kinds merchandise received on storage on &C.
commodating terms. my10 J. W. w l. co
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7 LIGHTNING RODS LIG HTNIN
~ RODS Having made arrangements with the
pstentee of one of the best Lightning Rods 10 the
themuP in town and country prices greatly below
that charged for similar Rods at present. We will
fso sell the Rods and Fixtures to persons wishing
10 put them mp themselves, at small advance OF,
the cost. a., q. Il A. BARGAMIN, JR
S my III s5 Corner 10th and Main streets.
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MnprC1Nns
DOLLARD's RHEU MATIC LIN.

ABROAD.-In o letter recently received from .
gentleman In Monroe. the following 10 given - his
opinion Of Polisrd,s L!niment. He says:
aIn regard to the Nerve and Bone Ltninent pre-.
pared BY you, II surpssses anything Of the kind
ever saw. Az soon a. got homo commenced udng
for tLres or four years with rheumatis In her feet
and legs. and greater part Of the time perfectly
helpless with limbs very mush swollen every
change Of weathsr-sud b. the time abe had used
three bottles the swelling hsd nearly subsIded, and
she says u better than she has been for years
L.hsli sps;s no palms IN lsstns my friends know Of
For sis byPuRcELL, LADp { Co, Bennett 8
1serA Aais 4 Gray, Duvsl 8 Merton, w. 2. LAdd,
shs slty. my5
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DRoUaHT AT THE WEsr,-Thsre is much COM
plant In the Western papers of drought now
prevailing 10 Illinois and Missouri. The ST. Louis
Evening Mirror, of May l, says: From every por.
ton of the country we receive complaints of the
want of rain. The effects of another drought
such a. we had last spring and summer, are too
disastrous to be conceived.
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I LIGHTNING RODS.-P ROT e C T
II YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONs!-STEB-
BINS 4 MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding county for q number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
they believe given entire Subtraction, would in
form tina public that they are still prepared to put
made by the most approved makers. y i.sa
Thankful for past patronage, they respectfully ask
q continuance from the public. fF5se ys,E5
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Ricbmopd Post Office, Box Y. NH 27-Sm*
nANIEL O'DONNELL, HOUSE AND
~ SHIP PLUMBER, No, 220 MAIN ST., RICH
MoND, Va.
rHydrauic Rams Lift and Force Pumps Bath
Tubs Wash hand Basins Water Closets, Copper and
Iron Boilers, &c., fitted up on the most approved
principles, and at the lowest prices. r -
n Orders from the country promptly executed.
TJOBBI punctually attended to.
an 5-1m es.e
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EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
II The subscriber being obliged to leave his Office
on Main, between 9.h and ltth streets. would re-
specially inform his friends and patrons that they
will be promptly attended to by leaving their orders
ct bic residence Leigh, between I'd and 3rd Streets
supply of the best EU ROPEAN LEECHES al
ways on hand.A EDWD. r. MARTIN,
Leeehsr and Cupper, Leigh, between I'd and srd
my4 Aim ~ = 'st,, ssstss streeta.
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HOUSES ron nnI1x Ard aXrn
ErOK RENT-A largo md couyeoie..
II BAKE HOUSE. With every csnvenispss 4.
very moderate. Apply to e'Hs
lNG060HTY CO 81 noelss,.
Hies,ssS stss. oeAss his&as e. dHsseI:o. .na
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ACfEAL6.-l hAve lust received sno-
- sser 911iy Of ths eassst Inefeal q ertIdaIsl
1niaa = g ens9e1 - - eaahle ths lnlanf ID
= u oa1s HitIsrAuon, plss.I.t
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NEW GOODS.-I have re opened at my
~ old etand, No. 204 cad street. between 9TH and
5.h SITS . large and handsome assortment of Ladies'
Grape, Sink and Straw BONNETS, made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
variety OF Summer Ribbons French, saxony and
Swiss Embroideries Gloves Fancy Articles &c,
which will sell ct . small profit. 9.13 -.
-i. us&a Il. L. WIGAND,
ep 2f-lm* Ne. 204 Broad q. -.
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LEFCHTNG AND CUPPING.

Nv vises 70 he Medical Hssulty and the Ls1is > d
Richmond e Leschsr and Cuppers and truses ~ -
siduous atientiOn 70 merit their Kind patronage.
- Nh. w may bs found ct eli times Ct her req!
deacs on 10th street, In the rear Of y. j. puvaPl
Drug store. 49,
N'B.-Ths best imported Leeehes sosstsntly 70
had ana made to order ges To- =
a lirht oves The door, fhom o'clock till morning.
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MANTILLA SILKS.-Just received,
XX1 Blue, Pink, Lil4ck, White and Canary colored
Silks for Nantes, which will be sale cheapl
my Is g. & Fl. HART.
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DERSONS HARD OF HEARING de-
rive great benefit from the use of the 'Aur-
cles,n made by e. G. Hyde, New York. A further
supply received this morning per Express; for sale
by 9ENNET JAMES,
my Is Eagle SQUARE.
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DOR SALE .-c
Il 81 feet of SHELVING. on iron brackets
Il COUNTER, II feet long sase 4
beautiful SHOW CASE, s feet long
STOVE
GAS PENDANTS and Brackets
At the Store No. 4. under Exchange Hotel. All
the above articles ara new. Apply to
s - CHAS. RICHARDSON,
American Hotel.
FOR RENT-The Store No A Exchange
Hotel. Possession given Immediately. 49,
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
l. RIVED.-The best Planet Reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved BY eel
encs and calculation from many years of study fol
street, the second house, the right hand side, above
Main street an 9I-Im<
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DAINT BRUSHES-Twine bound, Cop
L per, Brass aud Wire bound Painters Brushes,
Sash Tools Over Graners and Chisel Tools for sale
by my Is WIN. SATTLER.
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~SEaGA COACH FACTORY
THOMAS n. FOWLER, Manu-.
kies, &c. on Franklin Street, nearly opposite the
Exchange Hotel keeps on hand and ncakea To-, .cer,
woatmsDship are used. The worI vii! Be I'D Io%
All new work is wsrrspted. Thoss wsctine anything
10 the Carriage line. will do well BY giving me cali,
pairing done we'll, with dispatch, and
bic terms. sp Is Ida wlm
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4 FOR RENT-The Tenements on
the North hide Of Franklin street, opposite to
the Masonic Hall. Possession given Immediately
Apply TO John z, Talley, or to the subscriber 81
NIB 22-ts B L. WINSTON
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
MON EY MAR X EFT.

TUESDAY, Oct 2-3 i. NJ.
The stock market continues to be toerably well main
taned the face Of the contraction in the money mar
ket which is sweeping on with una bated forces stock
dealers for RISE and bank officers for their interest &C
count the last who regard the evidences of an ap
preaching change. The former live hope and false
hood-the latter the knowledge that when the demand
is made TO stand and deliver, the money must come
matter who suffers. Bank officers continue to lend al
they dare of their customers money; Wall street men
continue to borrow; but is rapidly requiring
its capital and both banks and obbers will be com
PEELED to meet the time Of fearful liquidation
among stock SPECTATORS hsstens on California gold to
the contrary Notwithstanding
The principal important feature in Wall street at the
present moment is the late speculation Erie Railroad
stocrs officers and officers said to figure in the
traffic. The spirits were largely short hut few
days ago and their influence used TO depress it,
They said to be "long' to the extent Of many
thousands q shares, and matter of course they
things with very different eyes The receipts are
large and the expenses small - and the business
OF the fall months will exceed belief and you
can't go aniss to buy few hundred An old dodge
In the shape Of new "reportn Is thrust down
everybody throat, and 20 In for another rise
The receipts for the months Of September October and
November win dopbt be equal to the estimate, and
those are necessary TO the solrency Of the com.
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Steamship Oregon, j. B. G. Isham, commanding, left
San Francisco 230 P. NJ Sept s. and arrived at Pana-
ma on the evening Of the 2st bringing 1856 03 in trea
freight, SLOT, 2s5 OF which was on English ac-
count
The p NJ. s. S. Co.'S. steamer Golden Age, with mails
and passengers from New York of August 20 arrived at
Acapulco the 9th of September in four days and nine
teen hours from Panama. Passengers and crew all
well.
The steamer Uncle Sam, Nicaragua line,) arrived at
the place the 6th having 90 passengers by
cholera her passage from San Juan del Sud to that
port In addition to which, three died while she
recaned in Acapulco. The disease confined prnc
pally TO steerage passengers.
September 27, at 2 p. NJ off the Moro exchanged sig
malls with American hermaphrodite brig Civilian bound
m September so, latitude "a deg 5s min north long
tude "a deg 81 min west, at 5I5 p NJ exchanged sig
mails with British brgantne Victoria bound north and
showing red signal with E. & A. upon It,
The Crescent City sailed on the 9th, with the mails
and passengers for New Orleans.
complimentary card to Capt Gray, Of the George
law from the passengers her last outward trip is
published in the Aspinwall Courier of Sept. 49,
During the voyage of the George Law collections have
been made for the Norfolk sufferers and the amount of
six hundred and ninety-one dollars raised .
We indebted to Mr.. Nit :hsl purser Of the George
Law, and the Pacific Express Company for files of New
Granada papers
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1856.

French company win shortly be placed between Aspinwan
and Jamaica, touching st Csrthagens
The Rousset family had been performing to highly
The Aspinwall Star, Of the 9th Of September says
The ice cargo by the Flying Arrow, sold at public sale
s7oo It should have cost the people Of Aspinwal for
whom i was brought here six CENTS whereas VIII now
cost them sixteen
tract for the line Of maboats to Buenaventura should
be discontinued its ecessiy no longer exists and as
there is probability Of steamer being placed on the
route in few months.
sr Nicholas Rubio has received his erequatw Con-
sui of Peru.
Robberies had been very frequent the Isthmus but
LOSS OF THE BRIG URANUS.
From the Aspinwall Courier, Sept col
The brig Uranus left New York August n, with coal
for the United States Mail Steamship Company she had
board eight souls including the captain and his wife
When the Uranus had reached the Highlands about r
NJ of the first day out, the pumps tried and the
vessel was discovered to be leaking considerably Pump
ing was continued all the night and next morning with
occasional examinations, which showed the leak to be
increasing rapidly, until about "a. NJ, when she
found have six feet of water in her hold and gain
ing much rapidly than at any time preyous-the
pumps too were considerably choked and it was found
impossible to relieve her.
About u NJ. the bark Benjamin Adams from New York
also with COAL which vessel sailed the same day with the
Uranus, bound for Aspinwall, in sight Shortly
after she recognized the signals Of distress which had
been hoisted upon the Uranus, and hove to- The long
boat of the Uranus launched and all board were
safely conveyed to the Benjamin Adams, and she started
her voyage at p NJ and arrived here yesterday
ing. We hope the distressed seamen of the Uranus will
be provided for as they should be.
On the 10th of September, at Aspnwal, James Edward
Duckworth, native of New York, son Of Mr.. f. Duck
worth, in the nineteenth year Of has age after very
brief illness.
At Tiger Hill Station, the Panama Railroad, Thomas
Brown, aged 40. Mr.. Brown native Of Halifax,
Nova Scotia and Of the oldest residents the At
anic side Of the Isthmus- having resided at Chagres
during nearly the whole time Of its prosperity after the
al no
moved to Aspinwal among the first that came from
Chagres.
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENTS OF THE IsTHMUs-
THE TELEGRAPH AND RAILRoAD-AN ANTI-RENT
AGITATIoN-THE ICE sALEs-ROBBERIE5-AN NEW
STEAM LINE, ETC.
Our files from New Granada from Panama OF the
10Th and from Aspnwal of the 22d of September. The
news is not very important.
The Aspinwal Courier of the 22d ult says:-The Parro.
quail court under the government is advertised by
notices written small scraps of paper and posted
about the streets This looks shabby and Is otherwise
Objectionable but is better than TO order them printed
and then not pay for the work. as former governments
have done. The Alcalde is officiating but as vet we
hear nothing Of Cabildo; the government cann,t be
made 10 work properly without such, such body
and II should be good one comprised OF an equitable
representation of the residents and interests of the city
The people OF Aspnwa desire TO be ruled by strict and
comprehensive civil government Of those who should
rule them and with just and liberal regard to the va
ried circumstances and relations o. foreigners and ma
ves corporations and individuals, established the
Isthmus. They will attain that desire.
The telegraph between this city (Aspinwa) and Pa
mama soon TO be placed the public deposition Ii
will early become Of great public utility, the tariff is
made reasonable
The same paper Of Goth Of September speaking of the
railroad management says:-rhe Panama Railroad Com
pany endeavoring in many ways to impress the
mercial community with the great facilities afforded for
the and speedy transportation Of freight by the Pa
mama routc-and they have good grounds to work upon
but the plan OF seeking TO reduce the cost OF forwarding
without proportionate increase OF facilities to those
already in that line which have heard suggested as
their intention, cannot but deprecate.
inVetings were neid IN thc carry part Oh the
ias' month IN Aspnwail which said to have induced
some Of the landlords promises considerable reduc
ton OF rents Tor the current month and for time to
come.
The first entire cargo II Pacific coast and sthmus pro.
duce, brought to Aspnval by railroad aud shipped from
thence per schooner Canton for New York which sailed
on me ioth uilno, consisted q the following articles
gps bales Peruvian bark, 1549l lbs Haywood pl3 hides
and casks hides TO- 10 lbs. chain cable $3.50 lbs iron
1910 lbs old rope and IS ships vcnators The value
Of this shipment cannot be short 81 so 900
The u. :. steam sloop-ofwa Massachusetts, was ex-
pected TO arrive NJ Panama
We are informed that q line 9f steamers owned by