New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
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The New York Herald publishes q Psuas,s II.
ter Of the sth inst, from which we EXTRACT ~
| following
The noss important and gratifying intelligence /
have to communicate is the restoration Of rsa,e
sad order IN Panama and it's vicinity. The stsfs m
alarm which prevailed here when the lsat s,a II IN
for the United States, lest another outbreak rairns
the landing Of forces from the United States s7oop.
oEwar Sc. Marys and the British ship Clio yThirI,
was accordingly done the 10th altFrao with tlo
understanding that the forces were to be with
joint occupation has continued ever si1ee Nv
american forces occupying the railroad ststson
and the British forces the Cabildoin tie scwr hny
as the rioters are believed to have dispersed, ia
authorities viii probably in o few ds7s re1ussx
he withdrawal of the foreign forces
TTo Of the principal leaders Of the riofsys g.
10 :nav vsfHra Correoso, late Criminal Jsd1s Of III.
n ate aid Colonel Blaneo, have been cspsnrsd
as well as alb sixty or seventy Of their fsjInsr
and are now IN ths custody Of the asthoyifieS
avFs ns esr tsial: our more Of the riaRisadeTs
s1 a5s I az ss but is e hs hoped That they 100
be CO Fu ~. and the whole party paa,ished as
u 39e r. Tieqsneral desire moHg Ill classes
Is 'smi hosy tor II they a. tSeratea and
PsEm,,. Pste anofI 60 re- tfhsyyn be gs to iaati,
fhe miserable etshes Pan - IN. Il i iu cared.
continue to be ssse ace, Of 'ots M sfoodshed,
however vigflsnt the ushori. . may te " shc
manage. This Is the case ooaatrFaa where
they are free and invested with GteaI s,ats, ~
is the case here. I. mong those aarzsts.l "A, I nm
derstand Jamaiea negro, who boasta u ~ Hnra-
ber Of Americans he killed tAe raF . a. sssssn
during the war Of 1856. s
Gu the 1st inst, ST.. Santiago dc s-aari1is, the
newly elected Governor Of the Skate, was daiy IN
stalled in office. The inaugnratioh cevsnenies
took place at the Government Rause, IN tae pres
ence of the foreign Consuls and eonsd cradle COM
course of citizens Sr. 0bafdia, the retiring Gov
ernor, in his address to the incoming one referred
to the late disturbances and took occasion TO pub
licy express his gratitude to Capt. Miller, of her
British Majesy ship Clio, and Capt. Porter, Of the
United States sloop-ofwar ST. Marys, for she effi-
cient services rendered by them IN aiding the au-
horties to restore order, and aEording protection
to the lives and property Of their respective conn
trymen residing In Panama. s
10 give you an idea of the alarm and coHsterna-
ton that prevailed here during the disturbance, 4
may mention that on the night Of the 18th Septem-
ber, when another attack was expected on the
town, some $50 persons, principally women and
children, slept under the roof of the American
Consulate, at least three-fonrths of whom were
natives of the country. Among the guests OF the
United States Consul on that night were his Excel
lency Jose de 0baldia, the Governor of the State,
and his family and personal friends, who were
there upon the Invitation of Mr. CorWine, between
whom and the Governor the Warmest friendship
has existed for many years. The English Consul
late also crowded. besides several private resi-
dences.