The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Our Panama Correspondence.

Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA., May 8, 1859.
Peace on the Zshmus-No More Weapons to be Carried
By Indioidxass-A Protestant Church for Panama--
Movements Of United States Steamers- Yisl to the Aey.
rimac-AoUmens Of Diplomats, de-
Since the disturbances the 18th uto Of which in.
formed you in my last peace and tranquility pre-
vailed in midst; and though for future
security have been resolved late conference be-
tween the local authorities and the citizens OF place.
we have no apprehensons Of another outbreak So a.
the foreign residents concerned they need
tain the slightest fears for personal safetypoc
and native preudices being the Of these
On the 18th Of April decree was issued by Governor
Obalda, prohibiting the carrying Of weapons OF every
scrron by private individuals, and the delivery Of all
such TO to the alcalde Of the district.
proposition has been maize by the Protestant popula-
ton OF Panama for the endo~ ment Of sanctuary Of
ship Arrangements in contemplation for tho
mediation Of o congregation, harmopcou has
mated, performer thereon has voluntarily offered his
services choir has been formed and movements In
10 pastor Tor the spiritual conducs of the
little aock. The Rev Mr. Davies, chaplain OF the United
States rsae Merrmac has regularly favored the Protes
tant residents Of the with discourse saboath
evenings, after the discharge Of hts official engagements
10 the squadron and 10 bs efforts may man atarbu-
the presen desire OF this portion Of our people,
The United States ships Merimac, Saranac, st. Marys
ana Vsndaa are still at anchor in waters and the
only men Of war in port The two frst mentioned will
leave Ill few days for CsIlao Quay aqa undergo
necessary repairs and to investigate oatrages per-
chorsge In that II currently reported UE clio
Ssm has avaricioas eye tue Gusno ISLANDS Of the
Peruvian coast should ample satisfaction be accorded
him for the losses sustained by MS nephews.
TIE United states flag ehip Roaboak", oearug flag
Of the soumancant OF the me Squadron, arrived in
Aspn~al on the 29.h utmo, from San juan del Norte
The slOop o. Jamest0 aach0s of same
port; aad the Pansma Compaoys brig Drdmmoad from
New YORK; With assorted CARGO arrived tnitner the
night Of the 9Th uImo The storesnip Relief nox
her way TO tae United States with the invAds Of the
Hore sDd Pacific squndrops
Inc United STATES Consul Panama. Anna q.
goes passenger Ia The Star Of tue West
for New York.
Col II. Tnruhiem, Governor of the Russian North
American possessions, accompanied by his lazy score
ary AID eones.cs at present ia town, r0H3 per
Golden age for bis place OF destination. ~
On the 18th party Of citizens, among whom were
the CcDsus Of tbs Upted StaIes her Brsau, J.esiys
representative, The consus Of Peru aud szIea hs
Grace the Bishop OF tue province, twenty tlry gem
uenen Of tanana ana goodiy sembase Of its female
beauty embarked board the Railroad Comp stea.
er Teamenco, for visit 70 that specimen Of Ameri-
bofpaoly received by the gallant and 20 ,g officer
and by his official suboroinates, enjoyed trip "the
light funtnstsc toe refreshed with all
tue comforts of the and homes
apparently much pleased with the evenings entertain
nert Such little couresies from the officers OF navy
to The people OF foreign chimes effect tn
strengthening and perpetus:iDg friendly naooal
More It's of tmee accomplished In this way than through
the sterner means Of rgid. diplomatic
BY the steamer Of the 9th ultimo, II u D. Aquilea
Allen Coneul Of the Holy See two State messengersone
TO France and aDotner to New Granads-aod By ruor,
person charged with specal ies0n from the Southern
Pacific republics to the United Sates passengers In
the steamer Of tho above date, and viii take their depar
ture in the Atlantic Englsh and American lines from A.
pnwalL