The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LeUIs-THE NINTH REGIMENT
6. INFANTRY AT PRNAAA-LIsT OF OFFICERS
BEALTH OF THE I5THAUs--TwO MILLIONS DOLLARS
FROM MEXICO FOR EN0LASD-PEARL FIsRERIBs-
RAILROAD TIME.
Our files Of Ishmus papers dated AsrinwAl and
Panama on Tee. -.
The s,hus perfectly healthy and the railroad in
fine order passengers crossing from to In four
hours.
TIE British mail steamer Dee for ST. Thomas and South
aurton Left the oath ul with the mails and $500 900
in specie
The British mall steamer Soent, from St. Thomas
rived the oath ult st p NJ with the mails and 700
packages Of merchandise.
Tie following vessels also at PsnamA:-British
bark Cocker from Liverpool schooner Lihoiho, feon
Honolulu s. L. steamer Columbus for ports in Mexico,
soon: British nail steamer VsIcivis, from Calao
H. B, NJ sloop-ofwsr Brisk hourly expected FROM
Acapulco, with 81 coz. 0to in specie for Englsni.
The United S.ates steamer Massachusetts, was daily
loole6 for.
On Christmas day, the Thermometer sood SO in Pa
The day celebrated with balls ana par les at
Aspinwa1.
The Israna Herald of 9th ult., has the following
t.sic is daily increasing and promises fully
ale the expectations Of s shareholders and more titan
excad the estimate of returns calculated upon by COL
Totten the ccmpany's engineer.
nuIirg the year 1856 there have been four vessels
loaded with pearl shells at the iards in the Bay Of Pa
amounting to six hundred and City Another
vessel Is loading ana will clear before the ecd of the
year She will take about TWO hundred and airy tons.
The following list Of the vessels with their cargces
foa GREAT BRITAIN
Tons, Tons.
Tenente leo Geif'ari. ............ $50
} Juan 100 c04xer' (,0adns)... 2So
othe above Victor Pe Esq, has loaded three at his
islands.
We learn thai the shells from the leland of st. Joseph
one Of the group known the Pearl Islands. the
ln,gest, Gun est and hes. 10 the Say.
We have teen favored wi the following table Of the
time made by the last trains which conveyed the
pcssengesf, freight, tagysge and mails from New York
ard Cslitorl Ia across The rail.oa
Compared wi the average time made railrosds ia
the States, il will be that the Panama Ealroei
ranks well and certainly confers uch credit on its
struc.ors.
Note or rAs MADE ~ TRAM rzoN Asp1SvAII To PANAMA
De. lS, 1885 T. T. WILLIAMS, CONDUCTOR; DUNLOP,
ENeIAI1R-
Trsin carrying freight, ua,is spd baggage, LETT
Arrived at Ii 90
Ie.er ton { water and wood on the road ss-2 81
say png tle from station to station, two hours
thi tyne u iru'as.
Nom o. rlss MADE ~ TRAN FROM PANAMA TO AsplywML
DEC. 20, l56t--CHAs. lee, Ce,Drc1oR GoRMAs, Escr
Trslp carr, freight ecie baggage passengers OK
Golden Aes, ,efl rsrana A. A. M.........Io 10
Arrived q. AfrnvaH, M....-.. ........ Is
Dett n,ion 70. water ana wood on the road 45-2 25
Say ruiripR tue from station to station, two hours
twenty.l minutes
Amor the passengers bv the George Law at Panama.
GereIsl fcrpigue ex-presicent If Peru. We under
seDo that he purposes residing the Isthmu un Ill he
rsceiv pc mission to return Perm, which, II Ii ex
lectsd, will re shortly granted TO him.
teptsin secewick, Of the Br,ish ship Ceyl,n. had
arrived 10 Ts3.ue FROM Bueeaventura having resigned
tbe nd of his vessel under protest afer bslug de-
tsinCd that pot for org time without berg able 10
7aife su Gent money Oh boitomy TO take her to ses