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

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regular sAip from New York tbAt arrs0g sasssts
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sess s"n .hs chief oadssrs II shs sonsay 10 bis alto,
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/ pay NE fnn passage 70 IAN FrAacMce from Aspnwal
.sahs be taken BY u.o rssoiar s lue.e ~so h.a not
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| p+ a hours ai.er Their Arrival.
They ~a as usual, arid ,ne waving q hanAkerchefs,
Ss pss-Ds.i of sss ss.sssoa sosa siser The '. cap
tam Arwea On board the psaseDF-rs became csanoros
WIN, ~ss % 70 S y sonc Win Sm when sa.asrns
10 hear iiom he capain. Catt hr chill very made
Lis appearance the poop Geek and stated that contrary
bie n.s~ aIHuine expectation he had Sled receive
| advices hom ke~ YORK; thai be had ascertainei on
shore that any passsngefs voud be taken ~ paying fun
faeto SsD r. hut those who bad not ,be
" ai cake bals T. New York. lie said it DIS
ayrs. able dusy make the announcement, but he
letter Of DIN mstrac,~as tfom the ,oc,Ssi agent IN Now
Yo,h, and stated that he had d'ssiarged hts doy
e. s p.ss % Se ns Ys, ss % o 'ss
moet yosNe, nus yes Of "So no. mop Never n3o 10
h.li b,s," 'srk The cac'oed ship "De hese nr-.."
Whine )" "Knfe Yciverten, and Thousand eqsly
Ike cxp,nvcs Three hundred cnra9ed passengers walked
the deck Of The ship Had the authors e their wrongs
been PIC ut, vigilance committees would
| cuted summary jusi ce.
/ The passneers then called another meeting and sp-
pointed eonmlte. 10 wait upon @ j. FOX, tsa United
States Consul AMI barn from hm II there voress
for their wtoDap and grievances Thus ne n. closed IN
Navy Bay, but there but little sleep hoard
| the Washington.
Larry On The following morning (Mcsday) strong ap-
hy fa l. naui Enr
agent Of the Pacific Steamship Company in Panama.
reduce TIE fare The lowest degree possible enable
ol the passengers I, proceed Al The regular
slab steersce, $lT5 second cabin 800 fret cabinnot
| moIc ihap half dozen had the means to 90
/ Arply soon received from Mr. COrwin, that he
would Ienc. the fare the steersge 10 $50 and wonid
make reasonable reduction IN fret and second bn
Application then made 10 Mr., Center Superintendent
Of the Panama Railroad and the fare It's was
reduced to 6lteep collars misunderstanding this most be
raj reduction there not moety that could raise the
| amount.
/ Notwithstanding the proclamation Of the Governor
The passengers ny his time hal mostly shore,
and literally lhropped the Offices OF the Consul and the
rsroaa company Excited groups flied the streets and
msledlctioDs in general upon the Nicaragua Company
were heard every direction. few proceefed
railroad Office and purchased their through tickets which
but added bre 10 the fame.
About noon the Railroad ticket Office and the Consus
office said 10 have presented Of melting and
beartrepdine character. Among the large number who
unable 10 raise The necessary means were those who
taken bael 10 New York would be perfect strangers and
pcnniess, Many Of them from the Far West
Der rom different portions Of Earope, and many
Il
Their husbsnis in Caforns and bad sold their beds
becdne and the very clothes their backs purchase
their tickets To be taken buck 10 New York and landed
| here, IN The very depte o. MID winter, WAS fate
that seemed less welcome than death Piles upon
ssfsss s wsIs nsS as Sp sns % & as
made place OF similar deposit Watches, rings, breast
pins and relics Of every drscrson were freely offered and
sold Tor song. One poor fellow rushed into the
consnis oce LAID three dvc dollar gold pieces on The
table, pulled of his bresches laid vhcu beside the
gold and begged the Consul, for Gods sake 70 send
him oD.n Shortly after, Jewish woman, with three
babies, rushed into the Office and laid child the
s down y 500 @ IN gold broke s,th IN ne nas 81 s.ns
smeptation "Tbero herself and sisssr y shc saS6
as rs sss & s. tas = co. ss 'ss =. - :
San Francsco One hundred dollars was all she bad n ss
wide world, and II she did 60 she would never
meet her bus and" Notwhhsanding the Indignation OF
all, hot tears coused down the cheeks of many a
burnt face The hberalty manifested By the passengers
| TO each other novel as II noble. In many
cases where there those who had only fve
fifteen dollars they forward and literally bestowed
on those who lacked only small amount TO purchase
their tickets. In this way number made happy.
Bo, am extending this letter 10 greater length than
Necessary ssfce say, that during the wing day
Tucsoay) tho captain made arrangements with the Con
sui by Nhsh large number Of passengers enabled
" proceed and the ship supplied with few necessarcs
f1r TN return voyage. late in the day the Granada
rived With her passengers, and With them hun
for San Francisco The balance, nearly hundred
| turned 10 New York in the Washington. shall say
thing OF the conduct Of The principal and sgents Of
this aar but leave them 70 meet hundred OF their
| victims face 20 face in New York.
NEGLECTED TO mention that the 18th OF November
Den Barrrui ofGrcytown, NCarasnan official Of some
character company with the British Consul visited the
Naorons and el0n leavng was salued with guns,
| the Nicaraguan nag isi Al the FORE
the 24th of November the United frgats
Roanoke ag ship sailed for Greyown ~ hook after sr
core 0useley this diplomat after being anxiousy waited
for Gays BY Tag officer, st remained busy at
n he does not rye trouble than Monsieur
| Belly sbal be hap.ily deceived.
We iousiy expecting the Presidents message.
The following N list of the passengers by the steam
ship Washington Transported over The Panama Railroad
ami forwarded 70 San Francisco by the steamship 30
| nwa:--
| FrRsr casrs-A ssbbens, VIM sheppard, Dr Sewoomb.
| SscoSn r,ms-sr sllmsn aud -it. NJ ueyduG and
/ srrrsacr-wm Dsyow Aie1 sunson, Alex BAIRD, Alder
.." ao nos: lynch So sn.oS sS's9 eo s.. ~T A y
speden vile and chd les murray David fair Ne foghes
r Sr Jones rrrycppe and son errs. sr.a Pierre sni
, -, snssa si,s nsas NJ rSrs ssw. .s,ss ss1,n
i Gui~ Annie rewkins Mr Mc,esnnan, Mrs Nr1snnnsn,
81 " ss's spss W Sey s Mr. i s ssd s . s
/ MN hIpplngar wm naslot wm Robertson Nm BART
1.ps c.s sso s se%sa .a.y MI. aos, ii Ly I Pat
Trsbef Mss norebses and Two shdrsn Iymin Fk samuel
Holt Henry Holt John Holt Robinson, Mr. Robinson Mrs
tin, p yps y bowie. Besrt Jos nazkee, u Fgn.r
,sw.r. y blansman 4 Ban,asn z y ske,r, yes wai's q
pe'mer hpps, suni,, " waMgey, Ichu Alessnder
AfssT sSa sy ss f"SpA % WE " ssS s T s,s and
Doyle John T,ssy' isss a.i,sTass siesa.on wxesia
shuns frasci. lee. ". se John scoasy Mes asusa'
NJ HUT Mi.s pis,s Mss 0%sss sHs. sesmi fanser'
BereF kEt keippa Z s,row Glsper Ann l:ns, M,ry
Lss, r,s safs ,.d 'hres ehirep rsglias Roia-l mar
Nr hsnscn Nr. Ramson sud ch,d, Harris. Mrs Hsri.
and child, Mr. RAMON, Mrs Ransom Two chdren Mrs
iandhart lones Fowler, Ihrasher Mr. stering Mr.
| Carton, Geo Philips
Our Naval Correspondence.
AsFrs~atL, pce. I, 1855.