The New York herald., 1863-11-17

veto OF twenty-five guna Tho Charybds, Captain
Turner Royal Navy Ia the vessel now here: but she
poets be relieved by tho Bachante
OF tho class. We should always havc n vessel
or equal force, with well drilled and Efficient
marine guard that could be notice order
protect American interests In Panama. A difficulty
once occurred here the HERALD rcadcrs know, that
caused the loss OF many lives Of American citizens and
IL NAV occur again. There would be difficulty IN hav.
ing the same scene enacted II IL we're known
that no effective force at hand 10 check IT,.
The authorities profess TO send military guard 10
tho railway station the arrival OF every Califons
steamer In order TO prevent any riot between the natives
and the but what does the guard consist o
Six eight negroes, cred soldiers. dressed IN every
conceivable costume, and armed, some with nnt and
others with percussion lock muskes that look 10 be
dangerous TO the who pus the trigger than 10 him
who stands before These sodiersrnay BE- forgiven
for using the tcrm-would In all probability, sh0nld
there be row be more apt to shc with their brother
natives than - show strict mpartiahty Consequently
side would suffer than " they had remained at
their quarters The Panama Railroad Is America IN.
stiiutinn the majority Of those who travel u
Amer cans, and u should no protected by American spL
ders sal.ors-men In whom could place the rnrst
entire reiaf CO. wo hav. more trouble u approhend
from the Jamaica niggers than from the natives them
selves. They exceedingly sauoy set. showing how
much improvements the niger " susceptible a. when
made free. They are lazy, and VIII steal and are
always inclined 70 create disturbance, efpeca.y
with an American citizen. o'.wAr three miles
on " very good theory, doubtless but marine guard
OF only twenty men, landed ~ very much better a. go
nav snne fay discover We hear rumors tha, be naval
force TO be increased In tho Pacific, and trust they
true and that the vessels sent may he n nropcr Kind
for the duty The United sJaes searner Saginaw Com
mander Hopkins sailed from this port the 3Otb ut
for a cruise Of Central America and Nexca
The SMALLPOX. am happy 10 say. shows many sirns
OF decreasing both in the number and viruence o the
cases. Tho poorer classes have suffered terribly aud
" this late hour. after the disease has 0rg been
Epidemic and ccssng q become 70, the citizens arc
taking measures 20 prevent It's further spread. "
that s possible very much fear " will be lockng the
door alter tho hirse IL ont of the stable. The bed
method NJ telling bow bad the disease has been " II
and watch the people who pass The number with
bloches and pis their faces really terrible, and At
least twenty per cent appear 10 have had the dse'se
We cipno see the dead but can ass re you The m
tality has been very great.
TIE steamship Cha'nrlou, from New YORK With dates
10 the 23d ut arrived at Aspinwa al two ~ 90 tbe
"a inst Her passengers crossed the Afternoon. ani
embarked board the steamship Canstitutin, wh ch
vessel sailed early on The morning o the "a INST or fa
Francisco A drst OF sesmen tor The sloop 0 var y
Mays expected by the Champhu; bot they ga ro,
Thls vessel 10 very short handed. and may Do
detained In the hxbor Tor the hands long since
| ssked for.
We are naturally anxious to hear the rssl o.
bornbafrneD of San salvador but shall BE- wifh
news from there until after the sailing ~ the seamsr
cbsmpInn. Iher. can b. no doubt. however, from the
situation OF the eontsndns forces, a. Informed yol yer
ast steamer that General Carers has potsssn of the
city and that Brros will be compelled 10 Geo the c1un
TRY. Tier. WIS not the slghta ch.rce Of there bsug
any other than The defeat Of the hbe party
TIE royal west India steamer Tyne from Cartha
gcns, arrived at tsplnss early the morning the
9th inst w way ~ Csrhsgena have dates from 10
guts t1 The lnth ait There had been renewed n Borai
the I'D troube between the danics taeha os) ard wE
ING men, the hiier having several Tlroei ths
former rhen encountered IN the streets az gft Asrm
vas slso iet atsymptoms H oploston tho pert y ~
WORKING men "a adnof) - the iuu0dlctlun - i1re F1
manu- sctlres, IN Consequence of tbcr being sof 1
cheaper than ntries Manufactured IN tbp c1urfry.
ON the iih NJ octob@r The election for Presdsat iok
nlace The state ~ rundinauarcs. fhe t s ~ ~
known W noyota the 18Th. gave General ~ 7lefa q
small majority aurilo. bit fasss1fef
who arrived BY The TyBe Ftates thnt aiaf altees
give the sfaie 20 hufilo by ac1nsferabic ma0rty.
IN the rtat- N Bolivar election had taken p-
Tbsro 10 the state ~ Antoguia not hsvg had otef
candidates than sebor Mnro snd General G1crret 10
msority large IN favor ~ the forrnes. " uotoe
has bsen received 0f the result u tho scctisa tie
States Of Col ma. boyacs and santanfef.
By apAssenxer from Buenaventurs wbo arrived hefs
IN cn~stDs vesssi few days have rfgfms y
ton that rumor prevailed Va Buepavcui1fa AZ The tine
he left the eject tina, Mosqeers bad Sec ssed Saf
Axsinss kcosdor. Ths arrival " tbs Enzlsh s'sanse'
frOrn The South. nov hourly ected, @l bring -
nBcn latsr avscss and confirm the ~ not. Bot
fttbe reliance ~ plsoed npCn here. however.
Doubnal thnss, tbsy say verv uncertain roeh my
b. considered the state of sairr th oooDiycoahual
and vsry The eiscton may result N avos a
ssnov hgro, bot " dos not folto~ thai b. sl BE- TIE
ssst President ko~qoera has TIE army, and % dopbi
cc,ro,s n Feelng nth his bayoost ~ carr 20
any desired polnt, he po~sbly dh not ie~ esAfy
70 sov hs soldiers months fwkash for The tarpo-s
d seipG home 70 vote Toe hin IN order " osian .