The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

OF officer, who will English visiters and refer
them TO the United States ship Savannah for any nforma
LIANT Old Flag officer has had the desired effect We shall
see
OUR AsPlNwALL CORRESPONDENTS.
AsPNwAIL, New Granada, Dec Is, 1858.
Opposition Steamer Washinxon-7he Hermann not at San
Juan del Sur--O.e Hundred and Fifty Passengers Plank
the Ready se5-7he San Juan Route Open-7e jamestown
Departs in HaeSir Gore Ouseley at Work-Tae British
Demand the Papers Of the Washin9on-CleNr English
man-Aaenft TO Arrest Fslsbusteys, de-
The opposition steamer Washington arrived the 2Sth
ult from San juan with 400 passengers They remained
at San Juar del Norte until they learned the Hermann
had not arrived at San Juan del Sur but after leaving
Panama, had gone direct to San Francisco The passen
in good Spirits and state that although they have
been detained owing to accident the agents of the com
pany and officers Of the have used their best
ertions and done all in their power to make them
Portable and copented and that they again the
point Of starting they would give the preference to the
opposition, knowing as they have already experienced,
the mpositions practised upon the travelling public by
the old line for many years.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company-.he old line
refused to take them, unless the cash paid down,
from Panama, while the Panama Railroad Company de-
manded the cash $25 per head for forty eight miles OF
bad railroad travel, which, considering they not
over flush, appeared to them rather exorbitant. To
make long story short those that could the pres
sure are on their way to San Francisco on their own
to New York the Washington II is rather unfor-
unate affair." and, il is feared will cause Joe White to
yield the line once more.
The Jamestown on the arrival of the Washington left
this port seemingly in much haste Captain Kennedy hav
ing received despatch from the flag officer II may have
happened that Captain Mlntosh has found English negro
diplomacy too much for war, when backed by
the prince OF chicanery, Sir Gore
We have allowed John Bull at length TO open up the
route for and give an Englshman roundhe goes the
whole OK.
The fact Of Sir Gore Ouseey ordering the of
vaorous to board the Washington, after being visited
formally by those of the jamestown, and demanding her
papers, another direct and unmakable insult to be
added TO the dark catalogue Of shames which have
ever endured from this patronzng John Broher iona
than you are yxcessvey clever, but We Ave are the
It notorious the yaorous left the port to arrest the
flibnsers which Sir Gore was cafed into believing
at mouth o the Colorado aud had they been there
would have arrested them, would have made the at
tempt. Queryiiad they warrant from Mr.. Buchanan,
or writ from our inesmable friend Lewis Cass, or is
their ambition exclusive?
Commodore Pauding taught US our duty-fools not to
earn from sage example.
AsrSwALL, n. c., Dec. 4, 1858
San Juan Route, nthoW Obstacles, Freely OpesThe Her
mann Fund Wdntng-Passagers Reconcled-Conduo
Of the Captain and agents Of the Objectionable Com
pony Started in Good Fatth-Unc,e SANS Mem of.
Uar-Egorts TO Crush ont the Opposiion-Our Consul
Departs the Washington Weather-Rstu,n of the
Rounoks-Apology offered, dc
The Moses Taylor arrived the 2sth with GOO
passengers, New York mails, &c At the same moment
the Washington arrived from Greyown with the 400 pas
sengers for the San Juan route. The Hermann having
le direct for San Francisco after touching Panama,
they were brought here.
The San Juan route is reported open in good condition.
without obstacle of any kind to the Transit, Mr. Childs
and committee Selected from among the passengcrs)
having crossed to the Pacific.
The passengers bore their disappointment like Trojans
understanding pretty well whom they had blame for
whatever annoyance they liable to-2oo paid down
Il.S.So n. .-.st.s A..
gers by the Moses Taylor embarng with them board
Of the Sonora aud are now on their TO San Francisco
seventy only return to New York by the Washington the
rest he ing disposed Of in various ways.
The captain and agents OF Incorporation company did
al y her power 70 reneye tne distressed ana satisfy all
parties concerned They became rcconcicd and content
ed. believing 10 the good faith Of the company aud de
caring were they again on the eve Of starting they would
entrust their fortunes and their all TO the opposition
The Saratoga left this port on the 10th Of November.
and IS now at San Juan. The jamestown arrived from
GrCytown on the 25th OF November, and departed
again the 2o,h, after receiving despatch from the
Flag oncer, apparently in great hurry. The Roanoke
waited ~ port III the morning Of the oath, expecting the
vaorous with Sir Gore Ouseey up that time for the
purrcc q exchanging salu,es and oadyng John Bull in
CAPTAIN Mcintosh ut length fearing that all was not right
az Cr,yiown got W steam and started Unexpectedly.
These companies this side using every effort In
th rowor q crush out the opposition Every fasehood
brought to bear against the now opening Transit dc
Nicaragua.
"a among the passengers Of the Moses Taylor The
railroad With their great anxiety to serve the travelling
weary sick passengers the whole night the road
without though, q their wants.
Charles Fox, ESQ left Aspnwa on the LIST Of Deem
her, 81 bcatd The Washington for New York, with the
tickets m by the opposition passengers for which he has
made himself responsible. he has likewise bctsemry
bond upon tn ship Of 80 900, IT Is said
The Roanoke returned 50 Aspnwall the afternoon
the 81. they left Greytown on the LIST Of the month";
after resiripg an oroly from Su Gore Ousety and the
cdJain ~ ns ralo'cs of ou,rhau,,ng TIE seamers Wash
,nion and Cdharne Maria. Sir Gore is board Of the
yao-ous With his family is said 10 be quite i'll with Cen
trial American lever.
oUR rASAa, CORRESPONDENTS.
PANAMA, Dec 4, 1858.
fife # he British Scrch Visit 70 the Washingson-Cdp
Mcinosh No,6,s he English Naral officers Of His Jus
mai, fnentius--A Collision Prc1oble-yr Gore Ousiy
and Ills Mission. dc.
The Official visit made to the Washington, while laying
at the port OF san Juan del Norle, by British naval
officers from tho Leopard and vaorous and who arrogated
10 themselves the right alleged 10 institute rigid
investigation Of her papers, SC has produced pro.
found sensation among the American residents Of this
rsthmus; and well Il might; and II am not very much
mistaken, viii produce stb greater sensation in the
United States and what makes Il appear the more dis
graceful, the outrage 20 our flag committed in the
presence q two American SLIPS q war-,he flagship
Roanoke and Savannah-v hout the knowledge OF
Gag ofecr Mcintosh, who Is said, greatly inccuecd
Wien lie apprised Of wha, had been done.
Tho fae ship Raauoke az the Home squadron returned
~ Aspnwa from San Juan del Norte the 81 instant
Sc not only confirms the previous news 81 the boarding
- The steamship Washington ~ Two BRUSH naval oncefs
bot brings The siil rraifyifyng intelligence that
Tag oNcer McInto notified tho British officer command
tai II another attempt was made to board American
vessel he must expect e. take the consequences; that
collision between tie English and American ships ~ war
n the harbor would undoubtedly whereupon the
British oiHccr concluded 10 desist, notwithstanding the
Fagsh bal audac ously claimed the right 10 search an
American vessels arriving a the port OF san Juan del
No,tc before the Roanoke reached there
A. william Gore Ouseley board the valorous
nj thu time is 10 be presumed that II he did advise
the act he NJ least cognzant ~ H. Our government
~ npf ihcrcfOrc. I with imple
apology from the British government