New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17
THE AFFRAY OF TIE l5th-THE PROJECTS Of
FICIAL REPORTS.

THE AFFRAY OF TIE 15th-THE PROJECTS Of
FICIAL REPORTS.
REPUBLIC OF NEw-GRASADA.
STATE OF PASAnA--DErARrMESr OF THE PRErEcr}
SR. SECRETARY OF STATE: Notwithstanding that
you the citizen Vice President himself have been person
18th Of this month at the road station this city have
considered duty form circunsantia relation Of them.
being in my house. heard the direction the
said station and noticed e1trsorinsry movement in the pop
uaion. INN edaely went out, directing to the
quarters Of the police when almost the the c
sa, Ss poee . soa march
dse the hester Of the disorder and that those who
guarding the Jail and prison should hasten join the FIRST esv
ing establishments only the se.tine absolutely
saIy. .
Ine1t directed steps to the station by the Puerts dc
TERRA while and the citizen Governor went BY the
Of E and Sos
who bad arrived from Con That dsyh.d produced shtfu
fof6ea IN the Of The and Of the hou.s:
IN iisir turn injured or enscsd them with stones
S In wssI Of ct cite . ' %
almost to find out in the midst of the confusion
Bottle throwing different directions You know the efforts
that made from the the multitude ad
effected in part as wa: impossible to do with eli.
You also that shortly after tbs police arrived there Mr.
sented himself to the citizen giving message
in the of Consul that be should the Companys
Office with the view Of seeing no could put TO these
disasters. that the citizen Vice Governor accompanied b. tho
IT, Saba bad II.
si la'' Os. A%
the Chief S s 9, s saa
:sd ii oseo yield During ri. tim:
@ t but lsni;
ss sooS e sns
hemey. y taking on board tho IsSoss
The and in that Sfths Il.
fovtvp OF he III
We able in consequence Of the efforts Of the su.
ins warehouses Of the Company and their board
the Taboga was more than once by that
zen ViceGov.or took in the Of Mr. Nelson the
Criminal sds 'pS . pee. Of sy m
passengers who seeking refuge on board tbs
s the eener Of tho; d and
troop bandits entering to rsnssct the offices aad store
to restrain them the email police had their grave attention
on ose Of the Company which was the.ts Cd a: SAID
Tsboss which could NOT of account Of the state Of the
md .ome citizens who without other
into the mob to snatch from their hands
e tS heir infamous Conduct with dacuty took away
articles which they Immediately brought 70 the city
to whom soeed sought the ros: Of oIoisn physician
whom Mes'Is Hermann and n shaeer n,oImea me o.
them and in fact he immediately afforded the necessary assist
On INV return to the railroad station requested Dn Emeo
lie Breton Krsochw to examine and attend to the
St fc.cy in cor junction with ST. Manuel Romero
.ented himself oppouney. said wounded removed
to one Of the houses the Company in the said station
Near o'clock in the morning came with you to the cry
houses passing next to the washnson House to
,oIpiS Won know that we examined ali the rooms Of the
Company oce that solicited from Mr. Corwne some light:
to Place the large sOiehore and esve to the Chief OF
Police orders that appeared to mo. proper for the
lily the property thai then existed IN the .;eehsn:o The
the 6h night was sent to the same
S ss Sa tho %
hosp and in having graves dug for the smentaes victims Of
having Police who guarding the Preside who should
have brought the beds and aug the ssvs the sdc Of ne n1
street where relieved BY some citizens who v0un'
teered to perform the duty
KILLED in the aIsy thirteen the wounded to If
the latter having sssrw1d died. Of natives two
have directed he Ae.lde Of the city draw up the
ee. d day IL the shade Of such confu.onJ will be adj.
INA. The weight Of the liz q. their
ISevera of the statements in the above report
called in question by Mr.. Saba, who denies that he
requested the Governor to pass to the Office Of the
company-or that he approached the Office with the
Governor--or that be announced his approach-and
asserts that The wound he received was not by avoey
but by an accident in the fhiBg
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN CAPT. BAILEY AND
THE GOVERNOR OF PANAMA.
The following is the corresponding between Capt
Bailey, of tie St. Marys, and the Governor OF this
State relative to the ARRAY of the 18th inst. 1t re
quires neither comment nor remark from US;
1Cof,l u d. SHrP ST. MANS,
HAKBoa OF PASAMA. "Wednesday. April e Isss.
To H Errsiieney Don r. DE FABREeA, Governor Pd"aTa
SIR On the 18th instant several citizens OF the MI
States France and Great Britain massscrsd others
seriously wounded and outraged and large amount Of
American property piundered BY the police and inhabitants
Of Psnsms anc its vicinity.
These ousges robber and murders for the Rost part
canmed upon innocent ard unaimed womeAn eh.l-
dren who peacefully eIeesvons 10 this great high
Of nations
my chief duty employ ths force uader my command
for the prompt protection Of the lives aud property OF American
early therefore, Of the OF this
eafasTopks, well evidence Of your Excelencys
ability prevent speh desired By
determining the necessity Of Immediate interiors
OF the and property Of the citizens OF
the United States until specific ofdsn from 0overnne2f
Lhsll Re receyeds
jsirn.sl BAILEY,
Commander II. g. n,
REPUBLIC or kEw.0RESkpA,
GoyERSNEST THE SrArE-Ne. loi, :
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