The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
INTERESTING FROM NEW GRlslDA.
Our AsPanwaiI Correspondence.


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Our AsP1nwaiI Correspondence.
AsrNwALL, April 2, 1850
Prcposed Nesp TGWsI Rosncs-Freac Eso.sk and Ams
rioan Sarueyiwg Partes-Grca Esciyement as Begosa-
The Notifications IN the Cas- Havus TFeaty-7As "CAiri
qai Compomy'-RioM Of Baildtwg Railroad Across ne
LAmus Isdefniely Poapo~ed-Highly Important to CON-
-Aouememtsgf Aowof- War, dc.
There s nothing whatever Of local interest to commu
nicate by the steamer day The usual quiet not only
regns but the oppressive heat Of the past few days has
added to the dulness Of the Isthmus.
Az the question Of treaties year more ago was
the only subject Of discussion and tak with as 30 now
transit routes discussed, redscussed, argued and
reargued by al--black and white. At present
there arc preparations for laying out and run.
ming three different lines or routes from the
Atlantic to the Pacific that Of Capt Pym. OF H N,
ship Gorgon, through Nicaragua from Monkey Pcin TO
the Lake Of the Chrqu Improvement Company, through
Of Dolce and OF Preach and English party across Da
rien shall alude 10 the second named project In an
In my last letter mentioned that French man os.wr
was at CArthagena, with surveying party, destined
for Darieu. Il was the steam tender Lnciter, Capt.
for this port, where she arrived on the oath u The
Lucer was TO have been met there by English vessel
NV Nun party Of surveyor. % join Joint expedition. Win
70 Aspnwal bringing his party with him. Whether they
VIII yet unite and proceed the very problema
day last and again next day having broken
some part Of her machinery.
By the arrival Of small schooner yesterday evening
from Carthsgens, we have the mails, with dates from
Bosoa to the 18th OF March enclose you translation
from the Official Gases o. all nd reiatve 70 the treaty
which has just been ratified.
The public at Bogoa in the greatest state Of ex-
element fearing that General Mosquers would march
upon the capital Revolution rife thrsughout the
try and cannot be averted Muskets and other prepara
tons for conflict pouring into the country enclose
you the Tempo OF March 9, being the only paper can
Dr.. Burt, the brother in.law Of Ambrose Thompson,
ED and Mr. Bradley, Chief Engineer Of an expedition
pany from Bocas del Toro to the Gulf Of Dolce the
Pacific arrived here early last week, and Saturday
gentlemen with others belonging 70 the party sailed from
New York IN February, in small vessel laden with pro-
Visions and other outfits which was wrecked on Turks
way to Kingston, and from thence to Aspinwall.
You will remember that the honorable Secretary Of he
government had condionaly purchased from the Chiri-
qui Company its rights privileges ana franchises for
stated here that the Companies have actually received the
amount in government bonds.
This Company n now before the Congress Of New
Granada applying for further legislation, and notice
in the report Of the proceedings in the Senate on
the 2ist Of February, that . bill granting them
the right Of building railroad the Isthmus was On
iss second reading, indefinitely postponed
Inc company was originally Organised under grant q
70 re s o. y nnve never asS
privilege, but have frequently heard related and discuss
ed by gentlemen who and from the passage OF the law
ID decided and unanimous that the entire grant has
beea forfeited BY non compliance with certain pro-
to this matter to this extent because the government
interested, and it viii probably before Congress.
On the question Of the expediency Of purchase by Tie
pot in foreign country for $500 oco have no remarks
to mako, but certainly shall Do known what rights ana
sscertsed BY an examination Of records here The ss
ship Roanoke fr&ate Sabine and storeehip Relief arc
port The former y busy preparing for the reception
steamer from San Francisco today, hers news that
they would start from Jeddo the 1ltn Of February
Tho Danish man oi.wN 81. Thomas sailed for Gan
\ Juan on the 22d nit.
AsrMwAIL, April 2, 1890.
Tie California Delegates 10 CAayleaos-Rumor that T1o n
fhem Wers Lett at Panama Unre-TAeir Names and
BirAplaoes-HoaM Good on tie LstAmxs-1ne Roamcke
Preparing for ne Reception Of tie JapdseK Ambas
sddcSs, dc.
The steamship Sonora from San Francisco, with the
mails and passengers Of March o. arrived at Panama hi
morning. The steamship Daniel Webster Capt. Wilson
with the New Orleans mails and passengers, and the
North Star Capt. JONES, with those for New York, w
leave here this Afternoon At SIX O'Clock.
Immediately aster the arrival Of the passengers b ~
pinwal Geographic despatch received from Pans
ESQ repored stating that two Of the delegates the
Charleston Convention had been LEFT there and requesting
special train to be sent there immediately to bring the
ost ones TO Aspinwa in time 70 catch the steamer fss
New York. The whole story appeared to me to be hoax
and upon inquiry Of the delegates themselves found
to be California sends eight delegates to the Charles
ton Convention One OF these went Charleston TIVE
weeks ago; the other here, six tn go to
New York and one to New Orleans The following are
the names OF those who 90 to New York. as we'll a. tho
names Of the States In which they were born and raised
previous to going to California.
Hs5or i John In Bia~ SY' New yHs York.
Cisco and con q Extra Ext Bly, sisI, now msmbec q
Congress from Virginia
John a. Drietilti:, Esq Pennsylvana.
John 9. Dudley, Esq New York.
John Rains, Esq, Alabama.
a vS way Of SsS
South Carolina his native city, making arrangements
the accommodation Of the other delegates who threaten,
TO take their tents and camp out California fashion
Gen. j. 4. LAmerck, democratic delegate from Ore
Eo Se er Of Sson ise
member Of Congress from Massachusetts, He s the re-
Publican delegate from Oregon to the Chicago Convention
The only republican delegate notice among the pas.
sengers Of the California delegation is Judge Hinsky.
The Is'bmus remains healthy and have very little
excitement 70 notice. saving that which was caused By
Vanderbilt Line, that ell who reside on the Ishmus, or
elsewhere who are coming e New York By that line,
the system Of dead head, which made the old line 90
popular here, would not be tolerated the present line
Consequently the heretofore privileged classes who have
any new line In the odwsy receiving their potatoes oys
tiers, papers, ETC., etc., without charge Of transporta.
ton.
The officers and Of the Roanoke are busily
gagged In preparing their ship for the reception Of the
psneee. All that curious In South Central America
Is being gathered board 70 asonsh their expected
euesie think nothing would astonish them than
some OF tho rum they sell In Aspnwali ct bit drink,
that white men could survive after one ssmile."
Our Panama Correspondence.
UNITED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER,
PANAMA, April 2, 1850. !
Court Of Inquiry IN the Case of Commander Lockwood
Departure Of TIE United States Ship Cyune-Arival Of
the Wyoming from Callao MA Gsayaqsl-Rdusa Of
e Gnrernn<nt 10 M 10 Hdr ,tih Roia-rhdnker At lc