Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

Later from Central America.

Later from Central America.
/ l,yiraiof Mc Northern Liyhi--1 R,"t al Ha,,ama
- .imeyicaa Traps Intertcriay-- Ies"is at is
piawaN--- The Steamer Uashinton not .b7irca
al Valparaiso.
The steamship Northern Light, Captain T.. L..
Tlnklcpaugh, arrived at n. Y. Saturday morning,
with Go California passengers ria Panama Rail
road
| The Northern Light left Aspinwal on the eve
uing nf the Dist inst. and has experienced strong
northcrly gales the whole passage.
I On the evening of the Eth, during tie cnst,u =
any Procession Of Palm Sunday, thclc IL riot
az Panama. lctwecn the natives whnrc-ide within
the city and the blacks who live without the walls
in which two or three were killed and sevrai
severely wounded. The military were called cut,
AMI we're under orders all night
The United States Consul sgnalia"l the men
fWar in the larbor. and Commodore long sent
several armed boats, with three hundred men. tn
protect the American residents. but their services
not required and they returned un board ut
daylight.
! rhc United States Sloop-of war Nnndaliu ar.
lived at Panama ON the morning of the nth
/ The Roanoke to sal for San Juan del >ur;c
Ga the ODD. The steamship Washington. from
/ New York FOR San Francisco, had not arrived at
/ Valparaiso ON the LIST nst and fears were enter
tanned for her safety.
THE RIOT AT PANAMA
From the Panama Star. April ~.
On last Sunday evening about G.jo. and nnmcli-
n'ey after the customary Palm Sunday procession
had reached the Playa dc las Monia>. IL dispute
arose between Mr., Juan Nallcrno and Il coloIrd
man. the latter, are told wishing To settle,
/ 10y blows some old standing quarrel After me
+ words, IL fight commenced, in which tie friends
ol the pugists joined, and the result was a zen
/ eral mefce, IN which young man named So>a,
and another named Dasanoy,. were badly wound
/ cr with stones, and person named Gomez rocri,-
( cd II pistol shot in the leg.
! Later in the evening the Governor ordered out
! about twenty soldiers to patrol outside lie walls,
lut they were met Mt the rcvcllm by tie outside
/ population. VINO torclblv opposed them. This re
suited in the Governor ordering out the rest If the
soldiers, who. when they joined the first party ut
the end of Main street, were ordered Ia discharge
blank cartridge mt the mob this. however, cuiy
! "Xa>p>racd the mob, 10y whom several shots Nr,c
tired ut the soldiers in return killing Captain Ma
! >'arro and one of his men, The fire WAS then kept
= ut short intervals throughout the nigh; On both
sltes, but, strange to say, no .urtset damage was
dolc than the woundng ct two of the GA side par
~. aud before daylight the mob retired
TIE BANK DEGRADATION At ST. Lorls-t;rorgc
o. AT horton, the teller of the Southern Bank at
81. l., uiS, who Was arrested II few DAYS az,
cha -, with Icing deleaulter for Sj3,j,9, has
mad confession stating that he loaned !. il 200
at it to firm in that city. Anterior and the fran
r,erl Cd to have since secured the bank ir.n l,,s
ly no 'cs and transfers of property. Tie s.. Louis
ncmoc AT says:
The IN amer of this dcinlcaton an the M le
70, cuuct al nent adopted new ana ingenious
Mr. A,h .rt, III. when he desired to abstract money!
would pa :. 10Th the deposit tickle, and IN ,ney IN
h- pryat rawer. so that, the deposit ticket not
being on lie. the hook keeuer OF course you'd not
enter On IT, l. 'dger that amount. These di,ciep.
ancics hew eel the dcpositor's bank book and the
ia Il, dual adg er could not he found cut nnfl tie
always on tie lookout Tor those books, would
make out II d, 'po it ticket for the amount lie had
retained on tn 4; ccount. and put it on tie file To
he credited. tut in doing this he would put in
h> drawer the del osit ticket Of other depos-
itpr Of that day IN this way hc took moicys
AMI uscd them. hi III he never allowed TO be crc
i,ci IT, the parie u utIl there II necessity for
!; 20 save eXpnsui e..
Anterior i, n man of family. and lived in an
elegant style. lie WI arrested in the presence IF
h> wife.
LATER FROM EURO re ARRIVAL OF THE i,GrNFN.
NV YoRA. May ls.--The steamer B,cmrn
from Southampton. I'm. aud. un the 10th ult, has
arrived
Tn ;hc 18th, cxp,a nat ons We're made Of the
Ministerial pelicy viii re ference to foreign mat
ters The Times cong 'atriates the eountr. that II
full and frank exp sito n has been made ct Eug-
lands relations to the CO influential powers, all pay,
ties agreeing as to the G, eat features # the qncs-
ton Ii also has n telcg an, from Trieste stating
that tie Austrian g,"yernL 1en has bred SIX steai'
crS from the Austrian Lilo, DIS
CoMMERc fAL.
Tho markets were genera llv unchanged.
Cotton sales OF two day. ll,Goo bales, closing
duh with Il declining tende. 10Y Br"ad-tuiis arr
steady. Provisions steady. 'ons'ls closed at 94s
FURTHER ny THE FuLroN.- New York, May l..
The Fulton left Mon,eviden on 'he With OF Mach
in company with the Water-Wit III. On the third
day out she sustained a heavy st 'rm AMI lost one
OF her quarter boats. AT the SAT- ic me the Wa
ter-Wtch sustained considerable da' mage to her
upper works. They arrived at St. Ca 'herIne's on
the Odd, and met there the Washin, to- hound Tor
San Francisco. All were well. ne i'ninn and
Wntcr-Witch left Barladoes in comp al. and par
ted The next day Of Cape Hatcras. The fui' N
experienced very heavy weather.
The st. Lawrence sailed from Mo nte''he" On
the llth. The Sabine. with Judge 'owiin. was
to sail on the 2lst. The rest of the fret would
sail AS soon rs possible all the vessel being o.
dered to return to the ports whence they came