The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
NEW GRANADA.


OUR AsPRiwALL CORRESPONDENCE.
AsPIswAIL, April Q, 1850.
Movements Of OCEAN Seamevs-TAe Asiel-DsaM Of Hon
Berly s. Clarke, United Ssats kiniter to Guaemala-
Passengers on TIC Aries-DsatA Of Tie Cook from Drink
ing Alcohol PromptnsH f tie Pacific Mad Company,
DO, &c.
The stssmer Ariel Captain Miner which left New York
the afternoon Of the 3lat u arrived 8. this port early
this morning.
This being the first trip the tri monthly arrange
nent, by whioh three instead Of two steamers 10
lsave every MONTH the number OF assengers much
less than by the regular established sailing days-5th
and goth
The Ariel brought mail, except express matter
Forwarded by Wells, Fargo Co., upon which govern
ment stage paid into the New York Post office for
the right OF bringing 1t
The Ariel brings about two hundred passcngers-one-
half steersgc the rest rsi and second class The trip
has been unusually pleasant but not quite quick
che might have made had there been any steamer
peeled the other side to connect with the Ariel
The Washington 1t rs expected left San Francisco On
Abe 24th ult with passengers and freight bound for
Panama, whether with q view OF connecting with this
s x ul I the ssp aas%ucb ~ the sailing Of The
Of the 30th could not have been known IN Cali
sOrnia at the time the Washington sailed
The Ariel leaves to night at ten O'Clock for New York.
having taken some V tons OF coal On Dsard-waser she
had eL ough.
There viii be some passengers little freight being
that which was brought Gown 70 Panama by the English
steamer on Saturday, and the Panama railroads steamer
Guasen ala, which runs bstween Panama and ports up
fbe steamer brought down intelligence Of the death of
Hon Beverly 3. Clarke, United States Minister to Qua
ensla
Among The passengers by the Ariel were Right Rev
Bsbop Scott Bishop OF Oregon and Washington Territory
and three young sn just ordained for she ministry on
their way TO settle In Oregon.
Good Friday and Easter Sunday were both appro
praey observed the trip out On both occasions in
tereftng Episcopal services held A. the frs an
eloquent extenpore sermon was delivered by Bishop
Scott On Sunday well written sermon prepared for
The occssion) was delivered by one Of the young
ministers
Lau,s NcIape Exq and family, md Major Mccoy, OF
Mexican celebrity, we're among the Passengers Mr.
NsLane is Of the house Of Wells Fargo Co aud
ao the managing agent OF that house 1t San Francisco
The agent Of the Pacific Mail COMPANY at Panama.
An unfortunate occurrence happened on shipboard Fri
day night Frenchmap forty Two years OF age, one OF
the cooks belonging to the chip, drank quantity Of aco
hc from can where II was being kept stored on DECK
for burning under chatting dishes and other cooking pur
poses ano died from its effects in terrible agony.
was, no ooub, much better article than barrels OF
etu daily drank about the "P5ins and the Fourth and
rhe poor fellow was committed 10 the deep next day
Tie burial services atsea were soemnly read BY the
Bishop.
steamer Cortez leaves Panama this evening at high
water, with the Ariels passengers for San Francisco
The passengers all left ths morning In the O'Clock
tram for Panama
some Of the passengers on the trip out expressed
them but they would have 70 wax the arrival OF the
Northern Light These doubts were only expressed by
certainty with which the Pacific Mail Company have
vey their mails and passengers for than twelve
yesrever ,ince the lice was started, without ever
our riNAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, April 10, 1860.
RJasal of Congress 10 Repeal the Election La,c-Prop1ts
Of General Rerolutiu-K ouments Of A@Qs4era,
Obando, &C. United Staes Vessas-Panie on Good Fri
doy-Enolih and French Squadrors, dc.
No further news has been received here from Bogota
Aoafn
wall New York Private letters from there state that
Congress will not repeal tie Election law, which has
essoned much trouble in many Of the States Of the Con-
federation and there be but little doubt, therefore,
that general revolution will break out. General
Nosquera still engaged in collecting troops In CAuca, in
conjunction with the Governors OF several other States
and will await the action Of Congress before declaring
against the general government He has the hearty
operation Of Generals Obando Lopez and other prominent
men the Confederation is to be hoped that the wise
of General Herran who in Bogoa has
vailed ths with President Ospno and Congress-, aud
that they Will forego their purpose to continue in force
the Law which GO Offensive 70 the people OF New Gra'
This istbmus continues healthy The American steamer
Cortez, recently sold TO the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
psny viii sa hence 70 San Francisco to make
her fret voyage under the new arrangement She the
@ q the extra RscsG 10 sGs us Is
0Onbly line, Of which made mention IN my last, and
VIM be followed BY the Caiornis which Is advertised to
The United States flag ship Lancaster and steamers So
Wyoming are still in port The latter vii! sail
for Reaeo Nicaragua Immediately after the arrival OF
the mail New York. due here about the 18th inst to
relieve the Levant which is under orders 70 repair here
before proceeding 10 the Sandwich Islands The Engsh
chip Cay pso sails to day for the South Sea Islands,
while the Clio, which arrived here few days ago, will
remain
On Good Friday night while the usual procession
men alive Of the death and burial OF Christ passing
through the Streets ell at oree the persons composing
became pauc stricken and tAe wldest confusion ensued
Mem women and children In the most frantic manner, ran
through streetsome screaming at the top Of their
VOICES that "revoluton had broken outothers "thas
y tight had occurred"-whie the more cool and dispas
psoCats attempted aay the excitement by assuring the
sufned out to be the csser Il appears that criminal
escaped from prison, and while being pursued by the
ns Op led tho people TO believe tina. another oaSresE
similar hat OF last year, would break out. Finally,
after great deal Of trouble quiet WAS restored and the
Among the passengers from Europe, In the last Royal
West Inos steamer was the wife OF the French Admra!
of the Pacific squadron. She will await here the arrival
0 the flag ship Of the French squadron, with the Admi
yal on board, from the West Coast
The United States Consul at this place has sent the
mails Fl tbs West Coast by the steamer Ariel which
viii enable parties the United States to get their letters
some ten days sooner than by the regular mail steamer
NEWS FROM Central AMERICA.
DEATH OF HON. BEVERLY s. CLARKE wYKR
TREATY WITH NICARAGUA-COFFEE CROP In COS.
IA MCA-PoLIT1CAL ETC.
The Pacific Railroad CompAny's steamer Guatemala, J.
n Dow commander, from Central American ports, ar.
rived at Panama the afternoon Of the 9Th lnss with
thirty passengers and the following cargo the largest
ever brought from Central America 10 Psnams-5s2 CO.
ooas Of indigo, sz4 bags Of coffee $40 hides 81 bales
e deer SKINS 40 bales of India rubber s2 PACKAGES OF
sugar, ~ cass Of balsam, So ceroons silver ore, and
sol 900 in specie Her dates are-san Jose de Guatemala
March 2e La Union, Salvador, April l; Reaejo, NicMa
qua, April 2; and Puenta Arenas, Costa RIGA, April4
AsPSwALL, April Q, 1880.
Movements Of Vssels-kr. Wyke-Rn freGy wish Nicara.
sus-Ce6se Crop IN Cossa Rica, de-, de-
The letter from Panama gives you every item from the
North Pacific and Central America.
We have had no arrivals on this side from San juan
he English steamer Prince from Carthagena, arrived hero
N Friday morning The mails from Bogota had not ar
rived when she lef and there 10 nothing from the into
Nor