The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

name and the lie Of our natoa eorusres have bssn
severely assAultsd and nothing bat extreme mesnres
do your share In the good Of urging the pres peo
pie Aad government In the right path.
Additional Particulars OF the Riot
FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.
The Of tbs riot stPanaa, brought By the steamer
Empire CITY ssu.:S sssf 'sn0On n s sa c yssss
been resaents Of this city we're among those who we're
sil!sd OF iDiuFsd n tas saray snd sccorSnsiy shs
last steamer that sailed from this port, hunting mp
the passengers BY the Empire City, to learn the news
.nd find out .s 70 whether their friends were among tho
But ntte, however, could be learned, Of the
passengers BY the Illinois came back, and the Empire
fity pa sssrgeys were those who had from Cahtor
IA and were not acquainted With the Of the suE
r.rS, who mostly from tbs Illinois, bouud for CAd
The CAlfcrnans In town speak bitterly Of the c,ndu,
Of the Transit Company, and ba them for the drss1fd
that occurred i that the Cores u whch
del Sur Nicaragua, the passengers AL Wishing to 90 ne
through by that route very Of them being recruits
settle permanently in the land of the volcanoes
Az ths Cortes WAS approaching San JuAn she was
y Is q S s:s s
port Of which WAS a. passengers aege that the cap
tain should his voyage pAnama the Transit
walker The vessel entered the port Of San Juan the
evening Of the 1st Of April but on the following morning
landed M tie sn1ss.d and @ who
vented loud and deep those whom they sup
posed bad cheated them.
compelled to wait which they did until the 18th instant
deterir ed 10 take the Pbiadephia to Havana whsrs
s,ssdy wss before thew eos off On the morning
Of the 18th the passengers BY the IhnoB to
Panama, and among them were many rough, drunken,
In the ing number of them strolsd to the ont.
shirts Of the town. wheethe dle vicious navesske out
mssrabe living by selling ait and refreshments OF
IN T
that the Americans stized the fruit on the stalls and re-
iuasd to for it. whersupon the natives became exss
and, is charged, wounded Of the natives, who be-
came furious, and Iasei the cry of Own with tbs
Americans 70 upon which the inhabitants Of tbe nu-
merous huts swarmsa out with mAchetes and guns,
and teriisle enactsd.
stones hurled AID shots red at the unArued and
now thort ughy frighensd Auerlsans, who b.eke and
He'd 70 the Pacific and Ocean Hotels with the maddensd
mob .. their heels shooting and saeong al thsy could
catch.
The news spread the town, and the most fearful
element ensued bells rung and the armed police
called out to put stop to the aray Tbs poyes Of
and Tor time quieed the ro!ers, but the intoxicated
Americans, wild with excitement, aud no. knowing
commenced attacking ths Americans assisted by the
wiling homtres. The two hotels were attacked and pitt
sged OF their contents and 1t not until midnight
that peace was restored BY the Governor.
1he passengers b the Illinois we're the PRINCIPAL suffer
and none Of them have returned IL Is
to give the names Of al the fiIled.
1t IL reported that Ga PERSONS natives and Americ.ns
killed in ALL but ti cannot be coairmsd until the
We learned the folio .ing names from the passengers
yestercsy:-
Jacob Frey native OF wiizer!and 55 years OF age was
miner coming back to his family 10 Colu umbus,
stolen BY the natvea He sho. In the back Of the
neck.
Patrick o'Neal, an Irshman, so years Of age. Had
In this city. Has brother In New York, horse farrier
lives somewhere In the Tenth ward. He WAS cut dread
panniDg his head when tho passengers st but had no
CHARLES ssofs. American, rs year. Of .s. said to be
California on purpose to join it, Displayed desperate
valor In the aghs and was At length brought dom by
Palmer, Que Of the ticket sgsnts Of the railroad,
also said to be shot,
One and three children known 10 be killed
They were OF the passengers By the Illinois.
NAMES OF WOUNDED
Seth Lore sixty years Of age, from Dorado, ON hi
way TO his family in Philadelphia. Mr. Lore dread
Pacific Hotel when the natives followed him and struck
1T him with huge knife twice. To defend his head he
sss them the head and @ os oa hs ground for
dead bat only stunned On recovering he found the
coast clear and managed to get inside the walls Of the
town, where his wounds dressed and he taken
board the steamer
Charles s. Brown, keeper Of store on the road from
Sacramento to Colome, bound for Illinois, cut the
arm and ON the BODY in an ugly manner.
z. q. Putnam OF Lowell, Mass, used very roughly
He IN the of the natives and had to fight his
way through them la order 10 reach the town. He
stabbed eut and shot In several phases, but came Oh
tolersbly wen. He cut with knife under the ear,
sAbb in the Arm, the thrust nearly taking his left
hand of and shot In the loft shoulder besides several
other less serious injuries. He lost % 900.
Kew Mr.. Sslwood, clergyman Of South Carolina, shot
In the head and stomach Also cut In several places.
Nathan niwood, also injured slightly.
large amount cf property destroyed. The fruits
OF years Of hard toll wrested from ths returning C
forp;sns end many OF them have not cant 4, TIA y,r
tesstes Wing worptsd raey say tha. the pssseaxsrs
tswa y,SAl ~ fsl0