The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

and failed 70 do here, through Wcbsser Miller and other
sows In few has been ~ ardeuiiy expected,
In the same time for months past Amongst the passcn-
gers by the Dee |. rnonss Frssss nsssner Who With
and other ma srisls 100 numerous TO mention, well
and "book " rhsse is insIe doubt the American pub
Inc will be highly entertained whenever M. neagnsf
oever me lectures or issues nS w",n ss- d.v. ~
The intelligence from COSTA RIGA that President Nor.
end Monsieur Belly are twin leading spirits OF Central
America They openly that by their Interference
the treaty With Nicaragua was defeated, and French pro
tectorse publicly talked Of Americans throughout the
rspubIic are insued every possible manner In ths
meantime there is no representative OF American in
tercsts
Vera Guss arrived here late last night Tho report
Is thsi Dr. Merritt, the superintendent, and his
or rather LETT the mises to avoid q capture by
force sent TO arrest him. On the 14th OF March last
past there was nscss q ins mines wn,cn rssunsa 10
appears that these two negroes made deadly assault
upon natives who were employed Of the mines They
were pursued through the street By these negroes.
who were armed with machees. rhey were driven off
by the employees OF the company in the first ssssuh but
BY psiol shots, and died in a few days
The Santiago Mining Company is corporation char
tered by the Legislature OF and the stock
Merritt being taken Is that he will be dragged
the mountains 10 Santiago long distance, for trial
CnanC0
Of justice Fabrega, the Governor Of Panama, who
figured principal in thu Panama massacre would be
prosecutor judge jury, and executoner The location oil
the mine purchased from the Fabrega ia mily.
NEGLECTED to mention in my last letter that webster,
report has it, while In Aspipwall two weeks since,
made contrast with English house for the purchase
and delivery OF 500 muskets 500 pounds Of powder
at Punta Arenas, In August next What docs he intend
doireS has be TUNED dhsusters BY the way Is only
necessary that government should turn Walker loose
and let him 10 Nicaragua again, to bring Martinez
and Mora their Walker would soon quiet Belly
On tho evening OF Friday Goth May the marble tablets
for the grave Of the late Lieut. G. Strain, u. n,
provided By his mesma!es taken out 70 the ouIyns
Relief, and Mr.. Fox, the American Consul.
The United States storeahp Relief arrived here from
Greytown the night Of the 18th. She is now COM
pese hospital Yesterday all the sick from the Pacific
squadron were sent over 70 tho Relief about twenty six In
number. inclose a list
SICK LIST.
From the Merrimdc.
John II Bennett, very lame. william Hawkins, sick.
John A johnson, very lame M.ssnsw Burns SICK
William Johnson. very sick Rodolph Clifford, sick.
Peter Dalton, sick. Henry Eaton, very lame.
Charles Wooster, sick. Charles e Davis.
William Wilson, sick.
From the Vdndalia.
Jeremiah Ahearn, sick. John Brown, sick.
John W. Wilson, very sick. Geo. Dodd,
From the Decatur.
Thomas Sullivan, sick. John J. Lasele, aiibuster,
John Adams, insane. walkers exp
From tie Saranac
lI.n
Joseph Berkeley, very lame. Joseph Douglass, sick.
Besides these about Of her own men are the
sick list Lieut. Mclaughlin goes home by the Star of the
The court martial on the Merrmac is stil in session
Lieut. Whittier and Engineer Rollins on their way
home, IN consequence Of the action OF the court.
signed "Pro Bono Publco In which the writer takes
cepou TO statements Of mine in reference 10 the
rs 70 The distance from ocean 70 ocean was derived from
four who were engaged in the survey, one OF them
assistant 70 Lieut. Achler As TO the amount Of cred
biy 70 be attached 70 Aspnwa correspondent have
little say. The probability is that he would be
liable who assumes the title and arrogates the posi-
ton OF q writer for the "pubnc good"
A canal across the Isthmus Is all humbug. The build
ing Of the Tower Of Babel or the Pyramids OF Egypt,
would be chld's play 70 IT, do not see that the report
OF Lieutenant Nchcr contradicts my statement any
they travelled miles up the Atrato before ind
ing spot dry and stable enough 70 land upon. canal
earthquake would knock II into cooked hat before sPro
Bono Publico could sell his stock.
ApNwAIL, New Granada June a, 1855
The Panama Railroad Monopoly-More Alleged Outra0s-
English N,groes-Reportsd Repoaiou al Bogots-OPposi
ton 10 the 7reaty-Indigni,ies TO American Csisens-
AnotheT VISIT from Waller Expected, dc dc.
Nothing favorable be reported Of the sihmus at the
present moment The Panama Railroad monopoly still
continue their ac OF aggression upon the cissus Of the
town. and by their "dog in the manger policy completely
PROSTATE the little business OF the place. and depress tbs
spirits Of the inhabitants Their last arbitrary act.
Injurious TO merchants OF the city their changing
entirely currency, advancing depressing at plea
sure without consulting the interest Of the citizens or
government They have long encouraged the mportst
OF negroes both from Jamaica and C4rlhAsena, with
ou making any provision for their return and they
now thrown Of employ upon the charity Of the czsns
The whites alone compelled TO supper. them, they
may starve negro beggar applied 10 Of his
own color for ohArty-ar look up the whites when In
affection here, In jamaica, San Domingo and Africa That
4 according my experience. Daring robberies
curing nightly and without doubt committed by ihese
black vagsbopds But - are without police force,
with the exception Of three CArthasensn fellows,
who mc.t likely may be counted among the gang there
appear no means Of ferre,ing out the guilty parties
The United States s,orcship Relief has returned from san
Juan and the British gunbosi Leopard has just arrived
from Jam Prior to their appearance had
a vessel Of war for mouths
The British mail steamer len the hsrbor Of carhAgsns
Just the river steamer, with the mails from Bogota,
arrived a, the town, that they brought odHcisi
dispatches The report however, current tina, the
New Granadian government had refused in toto 10 rcoox
the articles Of toe treaty with United States and
that owing 70 scme Misunderstanding nong the factions
in regard H. revolution had broken a Boyota The
romantic youths OF Panama have. without being appealed
10 spoken 10 regard 10 the treaty saying, The heads OF
The government dare N rzify rebellion will follow
they w tall of from the general government and Hshi the
Yankees their account, engaging them guerilla
war which they believe they viii be able 10 continue for
long tiue Thcir secret meetings are held nightly. s.
IA pain are not 20 have peace, let the 'css jump
whichever Gay abe will. The officials daily commit acts
of violence against American ctzsns, which, OF course
useless complain Of 10 government Ike ours, which
dces nos scsnovledse Americans abroad 70 possess
any sacred rights. They may be imprisoned, robbed
murdered and long they eli forth "Kausss'
all veil 1hs spin about 1.-THE right Of search" -
which should have been settled 1si4 sooe thai
tue has been monthly complaint aud not toe slightest
notice has b, exended 10 blurred shpmassrs plain
ubvsrnhtd truthful tales Of insult robbery and outrage
n 70 not election r1ove y something ese than that
which n vut forth that alone could suddenly
have stirred the ire OF our fosy superanusies We have
DOT yet aened for sending Cr,myou on that pessure
excursion across the Atlantic Besides, the pert answer
of regard 10 interference policy when In
vited 70 tax sNce Of the rat pie 81 Csntoo sticks In
their crop " and hese sufficient Inducements for the
opeu aDf admitted Interference OF these twJ Johns
Johnny Crapesu and Johnny Balm Central American
alnrs nd which prevent the ratification OF both