The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-27

oosnsctug the Pacsse Ocean and the Gun Of MEXICO All
verv well this on paper but viii take time after
the surveys completed aud the located before
position 70 ina Panama Rsrosu Nothing ike enterprise
and determination however
In my account Of ths salvador aair In giving the In
formation OF the safe arrival OF the Guatemala at this
port stated that the existence OF the pirates In Salvador
bad been discovered, and that they 70 have been
arrested they arrested saspcion Of bong part
Of General Ba sios released upon exami
nation rs IL found thst evidence could be brought
when c.ea uoo 1a sns .ts s.. oer oo%uR g
salvador did not hesitate to say that II was for the pur
OF getting possession Of the Panama Railroad comps
ny's steamers and their cruising against the commerce
or the United States the Pacific One OF these
johnson, alias bradshaw he who was 70 have been
second 10 command had the poect proved successful!
Thoy still large 10 Salvador. and hopes stin
that they be entcsd into the net SGT for
After all the passengers had left Salvador the
upward trip ono trunk remaiucd on board unclaimed
Thinking that this might form part Of tho baggage o. me
contents condemned IT. for there was found anew and
large rebel nag, handcus officers cape, rehel navy
buttons gold lace other articles Tor the Quilt Of tho
officers all OF which turned over 10 the custody OF
tho naval officer who went In The Guasomaia for the
ing on the coast All dev eormcns this prove
well planned scheme and that would have proved
patoy arrived here 10 time cams well that euds well''
and the Unied States hsve for that
THIS expedition which bad been carried out, IT,. would
the end it 30 richly deserved.
PANAMA. t an.
On the evening OF the LIST inst death occurred To this
nothing more than justiA ,ble homcidc number II
OF the Sixth regiment OF California volunteers form.
Ace rers on snore ON save AID in charge OF sergeant
about going OF and before getting uto the
boat dispute arose and 10 the e. the sergeant
named Daily dead upon the spot. The sergeant states
that no acted in sedc ence that the private rs! re.
fused 10 obey orders and then struck him. but Diners
present say thit blow whatever passed. Al this,
however, will be determined when the case is heard
Immediately upon the fact beng made kocwn 70 the
authorities they made demand upon the United states
Consul Tor the or the cupt aud tho ister Juno
tionary at once vent board the Lane stsr TO n
suit with ADMIRAL Pearson. who told Coonei Mckee
while he would not act police officer Tor the
Colon ban government or rather tho auth rites OF
Panama by arresing and sending the man ashore, he
would him DO be delivered up they would seno
proper officer with proper requsition tor him inasmucn
the offence committed within their urs ict,on
This was communicated TO the government. when IN
officer at onccssnt and the man was delivered 70
him upou requiston. Tho Admiral witnessed the whole
proccdiug. bel in his barge within snort distances
from the landing, whom the affair occurred ! sha'i
watch closely and as tho trial goes OH
for have mn idea from my exnericncc in these
OF ustce-it they n,y DO termed sucn-tnit a.
has poor chance unless In with the coverrme u
party. and II In with them, very good CHARGE OF get
ting or scot Free Tho being probably without
friends on eisaer s,ae may ns'e 1,e
jail or CHI gang for .eaih irseh would DC prcerahe
Among tho passengers to. arrived per steamship sal
vador were party gsmblcrs who went UP the Rst
10 her and suspected hong connected with the
party Of pirates but against whom 90 evidence could ne
found They thought tohs ready TO lon when the
vessel was secured, fact of their having msde
round voyage s prima forsa evidence that they 10
crded Visiting particular point points on the ast
Tor the purpose carrying their profession. They
roulette table 10 onereiicn tor some time IN TINS
place. and II Is thought they i into the secret by
Hocv while be % here waiting. and persuaded TO nin
tho rnrtv, Now that thev havG rfturned they VIII no
closely watched and Il tnsv they viii re-
turn 10 their legitimate game rm.ser than seekag
tnction trade scarcely less nosorsble-that OF p
rates and frccSootcrs
sh mi 0va
and principal in ab' Il is ons ous Of place u
expeos that tho rewards should be- forthcom'ns IL
beyond doubt that Vim. SesDd,. Esq the COMMERCIAL
agent or tie PAuama Railroad Gmpsny sessrves rnrs
credit than any other anaa'n9 10 seeuro theso
never secn excsed captured N-ssrs. tiogg o.. and
sseured thu evidence o. their cut fer ycry sussi
services comp wiih th. tbo rsnch Fmrstur irc
seated Mr. Seison with ssperc lair Of duelne
pis, the world Consequently koos INT hts foninrcs
recsors OF me Panama K,ilrosd Company cal
meeting and appropiate sufrictt sum for the purchase
o. me QUO >" M oa, q
mis- Office. he Will have nne rnxc ara "ccasinnn
s. 10
viii erist as ~ 70 nov with al
tssm IN would be comm urste vita enc service
eereA the company aud tna too nae strictly 10 the
limo Of his duty word W the wise, however Is sum.
For week past We have had the earnest;
we@ther than have sees year. Mod AID water
in the ascendant. and ambresssa psemiua.
MiscgLLA~ .ous news.
Esd Nh with the csirorsa mals ana psssssrers took
all by surprise by arriving nj neon On tho I'd ms
making nine DAYS passage Her psssenvrrs aud mats
e tho same afternocn embarked on the steam
ship Golden aud sailed tho urxs mrning for tan
Francisco. AmSps her p.s.enee'S Vas Lieutenant Com
mauder j. H. Rssssil UDcd Sistss Navy. who comes TO
sssume command oi the Unitca states chip lyane lie
viii by the british ,sckctos The 9th Tor v-ipa
rsisr, whcrr ha expects 10 Ans bis ship s.
must apologies to thc Hxra,n sadefs for not giving
them. nv letter Of the 9Th u Information concern
ing proposed osratlcai Atcint AeAra The steamers
OF The ispama Railroad Cont but when thes hear
my they will scarccy iaoFe, consider an uogy
ssary. am hot Un'trd SsAies Consul ana news.
pa or correspondent combined Consequently cAanot,
Ath and aaaAnRt the resniatilns Of the
S,sto them with official INFORM .toa
aud that which should be strictly eonndcni, wAs
com. cIleJ wait un ,hoarsir becsmc pubic property.
until the tins arrived hen WAS my Gny ~ knor al.
my account OF what did occur then Viii he
ucresing enough TO cuyer all SHORTCOMINGS Ia not
being able tell the above reason, whist e'.
pscted or When sbo 10 lie to obtain infcrm,
ton, md then commit breach Of condolences IN gvi3g
it publicity may be able TO furnish official
som as any one unt must remain The
The above REMARKS based upon tho article which
appeared 10 tho New York Times " the 18th ut. in
which that honest oaroa gives an account o. tho plot to
capture tho steamers and states that the inform
had been some time IN their haods ard had bcep re
ceived Havana This fool the Northern leaders
oc tho Times. oct cannot do here Toe viii II nease
| inform us how 10 ton could have reached >es
York Havana. that the pirates arrived 10 Psnamn too
the Guatemala ava had taken passage 10 tbs sal
yzdar ard thai all had been made Tor sh "
capture Why not coue fairly snd bead tho artc'c,
.s.fnm ondent IN Panama. 1he UIiind
States Consul 10 Aspinwal-thc mnn who hsd the NOR
nation officially ard confdcntiay-and whp by giving
to daily journal Tor publication violated his oath Of
Office the regulation OF the state iieparmeut and
who, for ocerce undor any other Secretary Of
State, would not only DO turned out, but summariIy
! kicksA out Of the Office he disgracss
TIVE spaNvgu prRVVIty WAN OVRsTlOy