The New York herald., 1864-11-05

Iss s.sxs, Of aurno was rscsiyeA only das sr tve
up dOoumsD.s ever written in the spsh snausss and
.hss reosysd By s,n.s Colo mpss. there i Any
go !, ,,ss "a me- -, make him teal much dinn'
have .no.' ,s~s s: ps.. IA. nv ..ss vsr.
eopoxous 70 the ultra liberal party that now
s.- the State Of Panama, and have been expecting
esr hal The freedom Of shs press should S sqselchsd
Heretofore they have had ell their ows way through
NE eolsus q me New York ss the eorrssponascs
u that paper, although "down easter" BY birth, 10
part and parcel Of this State government, being son u-
law OF the Attorney General Consequently whom the
HERALD-,he paper influence they ms. dread and
whose frissdship they most desire-appsars against
Wy % oo - suss
charged with being iD the pay Of the conservative
party wish was), that all my Information 10 derived
from them and that Am enemy OF republican iostu.
tons In the last they right; for sm the open and
avowed enemy Of such republican Institutions 40 md
s s .s % sAoua be
careful bow no writes, II he wishes the public 70 !nink
as. .s h: !. is5 sT As
every knows thas Lord Lyons Up Washington c!,
and 20. !. Then again hs ass1 q
and stale news for Panama correspondence
IN the most careful manner and bogus letter purporpg
TO from this place, but written within two hundred
miles Of New York city, Is sure TO be detected
MiscRLL ANXIOUS NEWS.
Tho steamship Costa Rica, with tho California mails
arrived .. Aspnwan q. one P NJ on the 2ad Inc pas,
seDgers aud ma Is crossed tho came evening" were EN-
S.ea on board the steamship Golden Age and sailed .
Rica brought draft OF seameu and marines for this
squadron which were transferred TO the charge OF the
senior naval officer here last evening, by Commander J.
r: Bankbead, United ssales Navy, who came out in
charge OF them.
Among the passengers by tho Costa Rica Is Acting
Rear Admiral Pearson, United States Navy, with wife
and daughter Admiral Pearson relieves Admiral Bell in
command OF the Pacific squadron bis flag
board the United States soop Lancaster
which vessel arrived here on the 2lst from Caao via
Paita and Guaynqui. Admiral Bell will return TO the
United States Costa Rca long term OF ac
tive service He leaves host OF freads In the Pacific
nected with, either privately or oIlciaiiy -
Mr.. II. S. Wetmore our newly appointed Consul to
lett for ns post by tho British packe, Of sesierday
Would that We had more consuls like him, and in
lucrative and responsible positions than Paits
the New YORK HERALD for the Pacific has such
sve circulation for the people Of this part of the
world depended upon Wiener Smiths Confederate
Times Improperly called European Times, for Information,
all would believe the South TO be having its way in
despatch favorable to the South for It's columns wishing
thereby to create false impression Fortunately the
pletely designs Of called English friends The
New York Tns,s Tribune, World and Necs, having no
can take destroying tho foreign influence
work here well everywhere else against
some broken down and sxed rebel or sSooo
or some patriotic American who has not lived
% ony
the consists IN having very early In its existence
formed one OF The oce seekers guard enrolled Tor tho
defence OF Washington when travel through Baltimore
At nrst impeded, whereby these appointments we're
secured.
The United States ships St. Msrys and Narraganset
also port The latter will sail in few days Tor valpa
raso, and from thence TO New York where she Is to
undergo extensive alterations and repairs What tho
movements of the Lancaster viii be are a. yet un.
certain
Aspnw with three hundred and fifty for she relief
OF those in the French sqadron in the Pacific, VIII
SS o.s require change OF emas
The Pallas, that recently arrived here from
worst cases were landed here. and with the exception Of
two who died. having been beyond recovery when they
arrived they are all now and win soon be
PaGsms that all talk about at the Northforeign
here from the coast OF Aexico and regain the
health they have lest elsewhere.
may well state that the transfer OF these French
sailors al arst threatened very serious consequences
road Company, notified by this state government
that the hrencbmen would not be permitted 70
Consul that by terms OF the contract between
the Railroad Company and the government OF New
aavse given 10 snor Caanchi acting Prcsdent Of
this Stae By one whose opinion ~ to right and
ana give pe1mssion for Inc sailors 70 cross lad S not
done pds ne determination OF te Ffe,scA Admndt,
BrsA steamer of war Camelson and force Ne transit
necesayy s such affairs ~ this, ccnnecled with the
drawing tho attention o. the Emperor to this point ana
II they persisted in he will not only notice them, but
wili Is sure as Panama ssute' punish those no are
There point where forbearauce TO be virtue,
this government will end out, and point,
you, s very nearly not quite reached short time
only will suffice 10 show.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamship Con-
stitutior. Commodore Watkins, from San Erancisco on
the 18th inst arrived ths morning she brsss the fol-
lowing specie
For England ........................ $685. 900
For New York. A0s 900
Total III le9 600
And three hundred and ninety three passengers,
viii Aspnwall TINS evening by the Costa Kica.
News from Engiaud 70 the I'd inst received here,
via New York. iorty eight hours In advance CT the
Royal West India mail packet that left Southampton
that date. Why do passengers not como that way?
The weather remains pleasant, with comparatively little
ran. The heat. however, 10 about the game at all
other times Of the year. SIX weeks more viii bring
northeriy winds, and with them lhe dry scastn
when for few mopths the weather viii be