The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28


specie TO Panama for England.
Capt. Seymour goes home on this steamer He has
made Q perfect survey OF the Pacific coast OF Mexico,
which has him several years OF hard labor and in
tends soon to publish It. II that weH done every
thing else he does IL will be Invaluable.
Our Aspinwan Correspondence.
AsPISwALL, April l8, 1850.
Arrival IF ne Northern Light and Daniel Webxr-Lar0.
Nod and Large Number Of Passn9sys-Rapid Dsspatc
Of 1Hre Trains Of Cars Sailing Of the Steamship the
OAer Side-Ltfe in Aspin,ooH-Cock Fights and Fun.
do~9os-Intuduetion Of Water Into Aspinoau-Dsc.as
and Burial Of Passenger Lssrali,y Of the Railroad
Company Government asd other Vessels IN Pot-Sad.
sng Of the Roasoke-Aspin,eau a Residence DC, DC.
The United States mail steamship Northern Light
Captain TinkIepaugh, with upwards Of 500 cabin and
Storage passengers and the largest mail sent across
the Is,hmus, arrived this port early Thursday
ing the 18th,
There were 70 extra trains despatched With the
passengers and their baggage before eight oclockthe
first train eight and the other seven cars AT quarter
past eight the regular train left with another lot OF way
and through passengers. The steamship on the other
SIDE the Sonora left at ten O'Clock Saturday morning
On FRIDAY night the smshp Daniel Webster Captain
Wilson, arrived with the Havana and New Orleans pas
sengers numbering some seventy or eighty altogether
The Daniel Wooster detained at Havana thirty
hours by the arrival OF the Empire City, which got
aground In coming the Balize The steamship the
ster q passenge
Aspn van Is as lively as ever. Aside from the daily
steamships the principal business done oocknghang
and niger fandangoes
their Groom pipes for supplying Aspn wall with abund
alce Of pure wholesome water. The pipes OF cast
place am two
Aspnwa At present water very scarce, very high,
(six cents gallon and Of miserable quality, being fui
coming here have 90 Porto Beo for water the North
ern Light returned from there yesterday.
psss s A1aass Consul. R Fs
that classic spot last Saturday, to perform
' who ses out in he sohsrn Light on his wsy o
forna He taken to the hospital but very soon died
He name WAS Orange Clark Churchill aged 81 years Of
Attica, Wyoming county, New York.
On the same train was 'scoored funeral" number
ing forty fifty persons besides the priests and To-
maeethe latter oil having Candles the rites being Ro-
The railroad company with It's usual nberality, sent
out and back an extra train with the funeral free Of
charge
The Relief will sail In day or two for New York
There ct present some dozen sail OF different craft
in this port-am0ng others 10 the tho oner Nautilus,
which strongly suspected b. Marshal Rynders,
when In New York, Of being engaged in fhbustering
upon tho point Of stopping her She has since been sold
for 500 70 parties In Carhagena partly paid for and
the English Ss
81 ,No-has been assigned to consul Fox, who, to assist
her original owner, the captan advanced him some mo-
l
the Englsh nor American Consuls will allow her to
leave
country upon the face Of Gods foostoo What pity that
Wendell Phillips and Horace Greeley cannot come and
e
Quashee dictates 70 "whte man" Whatever he damned
pleases, and "white man" must obey.
II ID reported hero that the schooner Espiranza, which
left Carthasena on the 18th inst on the following
night about eleven O'Clock ran on reef of rocks
(sxteen) were saved She had board 200 lguumvite
cross ties for tho Panama Railroad Company, and about
OF
Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, April 10, 1850.
Tie United States Steamer 0o,des A9e-Obm. H1xau a
Psssnsr-CaGfovnSs Desaoate' to the Repvbsioos Ma.
Ho~dl Characterization Esur at Aoapulco-Nava
Etiquette, DC.
The United States mail steamer Golden Age Commander
Watkins which left San Francisco the 9Th with up.
wards Of 600 Of them chdren-arrived at
this port last night but being low water at the me the
passengers did not all get ashore till noon 10 day.
The Age brings down Commodore Tatnall, flag officer
Of the East India Squadron who had arrived in the Pow
hatan at San Francisco with the japanese Embassy;
Lieutenant Brooks, United States Navy who plotted
over tho Japanese man of-war Candinmarruh; Cap.
tain Taylor, Marine Guard; Lieut. johnson, U. s. N,
both Of the Powhstan Mr. Kerne artist, and the follow
ing United States army ocers-Brgadier General Johns
ton commander in chief Of the army Of Utah. accom-
panied by Major Porter, his aid Captain Waen Second
Lieutenant vir gston Dragons and Surgeon Halenbush
who Ia the sick list on his way home. Major Porter
quite Ill having had violent attack Of the eryspeas
three days after leaving San Francisco The Major
brought over the lshmus on cot Among the passer.
gers Rev DR. Emerson missionary from the Sandwic
Islands, who has been absent from home for thirty
The reverend doctor has railroad. Captain
Watrous, Judge Tracy and Mr. Sargent their way
aAdeegses TO Chicago the Republican National Conven
ton Three other delegates are their way the
Plains
Sam Brannan said be the richest ian in California is
on board the Golden Age Twenty four deaths are re-
ported at Acapulco by yellow fever.
Commodore Tatnall will proceed Washington TO make
preparations for receiving the japanese Captain Taylor
assist in getting them on board the Roanoke.
The difficult thing in regard TO the laws Of naval Ell.
quetse which has been talked OF much here will bs
avoided II was said that the arrival OF Commodore
flag officer Of the Pacific squadron, Sould have 70 haul
down the blue flag, inasmuch the 70 mer Is the senior
officer and there could not be two flag officers one port
at the same time. This by some denied. Others
same course Commodore McCluny flag officer OF the
Roanoke did when he went over 70 Pensacola. Commo
dore Mcintosh, being in command OF the Navy Yard,
and being senior officer, ordered Commodore McCluny
10 haul Gown his blue flag, which he refused to do
put up the broad pennant, whsh sort OF compro
mise Of official dignity between the two commodores
News frOn British Columbia.
JOINT OCCUPATION OF SAN JUAN.
The Enghsh steamer Satellite arrived al Victoria
March "a and received board the company OF marines
under Capt Basag0te destined for the patton San
nov quite deserted Ii R uncertain yet whether
any forces from the feet vii be landed 10 supply
plsoee
The fosoe landed on the stand consists Of CAP, B.z.
Ma Tt.<fs