The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

AENwAII, June is, 1851.
Arrival and bpartuye Of American Vessels Of Wdr-Arri
pdl Of Walters pea, dc.
The Unea states soop Of Cysne arrived here from
Greytswn the evening Of the 18th, with hundred
and rorty.two thbusters, including esheon and
csuarcn.
They were all transferred to the wabash day
with one exception, who too IN to be remived he
died the night bis body was placed In boat, car
ricd outside Larb, and buried At sea- mldshpman
reading tho funeral service
Tho Wabash sailed on tho 18th at r. NJ. for New York
Tho cabin OF the Cyano given up 10 the ladies' the
officers sleeping and messing IN tho ward room The men
berhed the berth and spar deck and everything
doue which could possibly contribute N their happiness
This vessel Is quite small and was great relief 10 both
parties hen they vel sent board the Wabash the
raciiy OF which could easily accommodate them.
learn this morning that two hundred and lny are 10
Panama, which comprise The party In charge Lieutenant
McCorkIc. Commodore Mervine, commanding tho Paclc
s1uaJon telegIarhed 70 the agent Of the sesnnop
pany here he would carry them TO Now York 70 which
over and seni hO me- ia The Tnita states sate Roanoke
which chip arrived hero yesterday evening. She " q
magnificent chip, and attracts universal admiration.
Measures tor the Security or the Istilmus
TraRsit.
On the I7sh uluno General hosquora, chairman Of tho
Henste Committee Foreign Affairs msie The folio wing
report TO the New Grapsdan Sens.e;-
SENATOR'S. Your Committee Foreign Relations has
taken confederation the several documents which
Lave Deen Au peofe congress Ano regaru "
the present situation Of the republic and anxiety thai at
tends the executive power 10 consequence d tho events
that took place IN Panama on the 18th Of April, 1856
Congress hse already passed several acts authorizing the
executive ps~G 10 apply remedy 70 tno evils ihu mo
mace ne oS that eide which grave the ter
mlnaon OF the conferences between the Secretary OF 20
reign Affairs and the Commissioners OF the United states
Your committee believes TIA, neoessary 10 coufer
upon tho executive power the elements necessary 70 save
basis for international arrangements, and -
every petext Of complaint either In regard 70 The safety
OF the transit fru ocean 70 ocoan, through The state OF
fnnama or because thore are IN that State TOE natural
Of the federal government In the executive and
dietary branches Of power.
The republic being noe engaged 10 peroctng ls siop
ton OF federal reforms, has not been able 10 complete
The organization OF all the Affairs that spperin 70 the
gsnca al government
In orer 10 oeviae the difficulties which the executive
power has met, and SUI meots, your committee report,
blu, which, in lie belief meet the cardinal poa Of To-
s.slaon bearing upon the Affairs Of Panama, and In &C
with tho coStiuiicn and the additional ACT OF
general government
Tho committee docs no, believe that has ocnco'vcd
perfect Plan for saving the nation from her conc, but
venues 70 suvmn w y.u. u.eason We mof' G
@ 49, -, ,ha s,e,nsn,, Tor avsr,ing ,bs
throaiennr stor In thc opinion Of yorr COMMITTEES l.
recevsary 10 make manifest 10 the world by express
OF Congress the sentiments Of justice by watch the latter
IL animated ~ show that u as never forgo, the necessi
ties OF tie country, and that s ALWAYS inspired by the
desire 10 secured the civil guarantees both Of natives
and strangers ~ho I've here, az como W this country.
The citizen Senators well Of the exagger atoms
with which agent CT sens OF other nations presented
abroad the events OF the tsie OF Pansms from the mo-
mcnt that Territory became ne principal point Of inter
oceanc anti II would be painful again 10 occupy your
attention with tie narration OF what all 81 J on know
and which for two pears, BY different laws you wished 10
prevent
The executive power stands ina difficult posilon End