New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
From ucuull0a.

From Fnnamn.
Our advices from Panama are to and including
Aug. 20. From The Star of that date we extract
! the following:
FROM THE INTERIOR.
| GIN 7Osty Is sl on tiptoe 10 hear something trust
WORTHY from the INTERIOR but up to the present mo-
ment not1 has transpiged, although the city ID fall
OF reports.
The Project Las returned from Lis trip 10 Aqua
Dulce, and that appea. to be all that is known.
Regarding the troops that left here ia the begin
ming OF the month, it 's sad trey .reF9 committing
great outrages on the people OF Arua Duice aiter
Their arrival there Other reports state that they
bad been attacked while going up tie river aud de-
ieated by Fab isas forces, mauy Of them being taken
prisoners TO Yeragua.
THOSE DEGREES.
a good deal ., uneosneas is felt in Panama rs 70
the time aud manner oil enforcing tie recent DEGREES
oil hosqner-, especially that relating to PAPER money
ana h"lnmot, mi yet We have heard oi no s'ep7
v''"R TAX sn IN the matter. IL i evident ho'n .i
zone Of the inhabitants ttat tie paper-noney al
rGh%emctt won't meet with a favorable reception,
% IL Is generally cOnsidered n humbug.
FROM BuENAyE MI RA.
BY the aifira OF small We. ssl, the Roslta' IRON
uena Ventura late news has be- y received from lns
int erior Int as usual Is unrlstwt amy one Iepo,
says the M0squera parts has been rhcceSslui ""io
another report gives great victory TO Arboledd. H.
Is GER ain that tie MofGnera party ia 70 been Obliged
10 send up their leading political prs ',ors 20 tils
place Tor transportation 10 Carthage H. pf0oaoly
being al aid to de.ain them Where they d &c.
TIE ABUSES OK THE STEAMER 4 VEL.
b. the last arrival from Panama we co. Ned ron
Tie S'ar an account Of gross and inhuman treat
ment OF The hands on the steamer Ariel Of tie Van
derbit lint, BY the officers. The case o. Mi 'hael
Glare was referred 70 especially, who had boen
badly beaten. We nog learn from Tile star Il at
an examination, instituted by Nj. Rice, US. Cons
at Aspinwa and Nj Mckee, Consul at Panama.
has been had by which all the main charges were
verified. The star also says:
Proofs were taken before the Project to show
that Henry McCay, second officer OF the Ariol,
pulled % bow employed "a aHosb boy from his bed,
pounded tin in tie face, threw him on deck, aud
kicked hn until he nearly hleless, without any
feproof from tie captain. Also, that the came
officer Knocked q man down on the deck Of the ship
al the wharf a. Aspinwall, because the man told
him he was mistaken IA seizlng negro who had
committed ao outrage ON boa.G, thai II WAS another
uan; anu McCay aiterward beat and kicked the
man, when down. III the face, the captain looking
nu without interference. AlsO that hcCay struck
a passenger In the face because be- said II was a
shame to kick oeienseless man IN that way.
For thcse acts McCay was required 10 answer III
TIE sum Of $50, which, being unable 70 find. he
was committed 10 prison for trial.
Mr. :. Raves, 1T Enrincer, wsg also made 10
give bonds IN The rum Of 500 to appear At subse-
lnent time for kicking and beating his men.
1hos Murray, "a Assistant Engineer, got off for
ih. rame oaensc. timpy because tie act was COM
rlftod ou hr liQh se.s the Consul not wishing amy
puui. hmenta 10 be made By the Project for oienses
our de the Jurisdiction OF New Granada.
We learn hat ~ Gaze 81 Geserion from the chips
IN port IL - the custom Of the Lesser officers to 90
,uf on me Inc If the ro1i with shac ses each the
men, iron them, carry them on board aud place
nom in confinement under deck TIL the ship sails,
without any notification of the facts to the Consul.
After McCay was committed TO prison, the olicers
Il th, Ariel including the master, went on b0ird
hsir vessel poll.i neT ont from the wharf, deted
10Th the Consul and the auihofies and sent to
'ntt NewcOmh Of the [. ). Tig-of-war Perry 10
ieiend han. Capt. NcwcOmD returned answer 70
vapt Miner that If lie bad any order from the L. y.
Consul he hid better obey IT, Finding that Capt.
Miner wac dt, rmined 10 resist the legal authorities.
De Project not having sufficient force 10 take the
iii ref, from the snip. uskcd Sir Rice for naval as
.i-.nnce which Dir. L. Immediately applied for by
,Acial .ctter to Capt. Sewcomb. and obtained the
same. On knowing this, the officers finally sub
nitted, and the otLor cares were duly examined
ITO.
Mr.. Rice, the United States Consul at Aspinwal,
unlimited 10 Capt. Miner OF the ARIEL forty-one
questions, embracing charges of barbarIty on his
.cs-el, all II which Capt W. declined 10 answer.