The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Arrival Of The Golden c;l.1.

The P. NJ. steamer Coidea GGtc Capt. LaTpid~o
arrived Sunday AFTERNOON from Pm MD, bravine
full complement Ct Iasslngcs. large mail ana tw.
weeks later intelligence iIom tue Alta tic Stats an
Europe.
The second mate Of The Goldea G7tc William
Farlsworth, during his watch on MGId.y June 9tn.
ordered sailor, tie name Of john Bowen, t. pr
form some duty; Bowen was SLOW to start. stopping
to light his pipe, AM grunbAg out some voru~
which were not heard. The officer ordered LiiH 10
quicken lis pace, and stop gyGmb!ing. WhCA pro
voked Bowen to answer back ilssJl,nty, uTCn Which
the officer lad him arrested. taken to tie -coud4otr
engine room, his arms placed around an iron brac.,
ana his Lands fastened together By pair Of hand
cuitS-thc man standing in al upright postiy4.-
The room was Wa'm tioG-h not sufficiently so 10
produce any i'll citcjs there men in The room
constantly on watch. Bowen was kept IN this situa-
t0n about eight hours aud was released 10y crl Z o..
the third mate who thought him sufficiently punished
Immediately upon coming out, the man placed HIM
self under a vcntllatOr, and had Il bucket OF cod
water thrown upon him; soon after, le was
noced to be ILL., and medical attendance called. bil,
it too late as he died in few minutes afterwards
Just one hour and ten minutes from the time he
came oU- W. he engine room. \ post mGrtem exam
inatoa vas -' upon the body, AMI the physicians
agrty -ir The heat, per 50, could not have caus ID
death, and nY oi them thought that deceased came
to bis d-,., RON congestion OF the brain, pro luc-
by the heat and the sudden change upon sitting in
the draught and being doused with cold water.
Famsw0rh was confined on board the steamer
more from fear of the wrath of the passengers than
that the officers believed ne was guilty of any GRIM
He was taken to the city Jail Yesterday, and properly
confined, where We visited linn in the evening. lie
expressed hm r 10 us willing to bear any inytst-
gaticn Of tle charge against him. believing that he
can show that he did nothing bat what his duty a.
an officer Of the ship required Of him. FaraSwor;A
is rather sma, man, about thirty years OF AGE, in.
elligcnt and ready in conversation. and We shouiu
.ulga, not likely to commit thc hoIrid crime al
legged against him His reputation among lis ship
mates and employers is good. many Of whom w,rl
to visit him last evening" He has wife and family
at Benica.--S f. True Cal.
The news by the Cute is not important.
Mr.. A. b. Corwin formerly Consul at Panama,
has been appointed 10y the President CommsSinn-r
to the New Grenadan Government; his cspecia
duties embrace the settlement or Investigation Of the
late massacre on the lsthmus. Mr. Corwin was al
Panama and entered upon the discharge OF his Off
cial duties,
The intelligence from the Isthmns is of raciG,
character. nothing new having transpircd.
Mrs. Julia Dean IIayne is among the passengers
by the Goldea Gcte. She is accom- lniod by her
husband, DR.. iaync.
FEAR OF FILBvsrErs-The Panamcn7s seemed
to be in great fright. least their city should be III
vadtd by tbusters from California u rvtnEs tat
recent massacre. The str auA H.falj says:
"Th-y, sam; 10 b. aD imvr S.! a am at the IAh-
amen 5 that we are about uIyil 4.....- l.ic- c.
.bustcrs chartered upon ue. " as n-~r II r.
ported that SOM o. IA natives ar r-n Y.I5 t. d.
f,rynt parts OF tie il,~rt1.
We earn from indirect. bit ra.&b,o sources, that
on the report 6,ing circulated turu1yA tits civ t.
the steamer Ser.a Nerqdo was about arriving her.
with passl ngerS and tnblsuTs, tine Governor up p1.
to Consul Ward 10 have J.,r arms taken FROM ,-.i
prior to their LlnliHg to which the Consu, rep-o
that he could not consistently dsarm the passen g.ls
after the affair OF the 18th OF Amii, ont woId O..
course lis cndeayvrs 10 keep qucln~s3 aAI peace
among them, should tlley arrive.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have deter
mined to rlmove their head agency rom Panama 10
Cailao as formerly. The manager, Jo-A AatAiS9n,
ESQ.,, also removes his residence to CAllao.
Washington, May 10 S3aafs-rhe Presid ut
sent message vetoing the bill for the improvement
OF the mouth Of the Mississippi and ST. Ciair hats
giving as a consideration the princpIes OF the mes
sage vetoing the River and Harbor Bill OF 1854.
New York, May 2l-Flour-Straight State
SIS G8 to Sc Wheat-SoutAern Red, 81 81; Mix
ed Corn, 5719. Mess Pork, $l9
Cincinnati May 2l.-Flour, IS so to s. So
Whisky, pic.
S n lay, tie 4th of May, was appointed as day
of thanksgiving for the restoration OF peace, in Eng