The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. AUGUST TO- 1866

when heard the report OF pistol and ban passed not
very far from where seated Jumping up and going
out on tho balcony observed ccupc Of young mon
very much excited, armod with pistols and evidently
DESTROYS OF shooting some one spars an ~. ccs
who had very improperly fallen IN iovs with MS cfn
ploycrs wife, and imprudently written 70 hef very
loving letter. which She upon reading, handed 70 nor
h. sband who gave the young man a SOUND ana n my
deserved thrasing The next morning the Boys Two
big brothers armed with pistols wont 70 tho store OF the
merchant for the purpose of shooting htm a. sgnt rho
merchant cling cnl very close, aud suspecung SONG
thing wrong started across tho street. and as ne %
tho side walk one Of tho young men ircd at nim tne
hall passing close to his head and striking inc We'll me
young arrested but soon released on oa' ana
tho affair is und rsland. TO BIO amicaby adjusted
We having tho usual amount oil ram az inns 'so"
and the weather is what may DO termed as1nape
damp, and OF very warm the isthmuS ~ now
over, very healthy indeod
s-.. - !. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Tho steamship Costa RIGA, from New York on the I'm
ns arrived at Aspinwel on the afternoon oil thc oil
lior mails crossed the following morning. INC pssenso
tho following a tonoon, and were embarked ON DoaW
the steamship Sacramento and sailed the Same night 10Y
Again am called upon TO chronicle the Inconvenience
caused to tho entire South and Central Amer can trade
by the present days Of sailing OF the steamers from New
York The Costa Rca failed connect with tho south
Pacific steamer that held over day to obtain the
United States mails they OF tho SO attn coast
Will he month without news from 'tho States Tbs
Is twice in succession II has occurred Tho Central
American steamer was detained two days In order 70 ro
ccve tho mails and passengers
Among the passengers leaving Panama by the Sacra-
mcnto for San Francisco was William Nelson, ESQ., tho
cOnfncrclaI the Panama railroad VINO
visits the gold regions and possibly the Eastern staea
via tho plains, on threc months leave Of absence
Among those VINO came passengers by tho Costa RIGA
Navy, better known "Albcmarlc Gushing, who will
relieve Lieutenant Commander +. r. Mccrea as execu-
Commander Hughes, and Lieutenanta Merryman and
Tracy, to join the Pacific squadron 1lsaa fae-
wateres Commander F. K Murray; sailing soop Cyanc,
Lieutenant Commander Pauldng (guard shpl and store
m P0nl hirlav aaila ahOI
week since for Acapulco to relieve the Saranac. Re-
port says that the United States steamer State of Georgia.
relieved: BY what vessel not stated The latter vessel
has just returned from cruise to the norhward While
away she visited Rencad0r and reports that but little
can be seen Of the wreck Of the Golden Rule.
The line Of French steamers between st. Nazaire
and Aspinwall win commence running on tho eth Of
Royal Mail and Liverpool lines Of steamships, and will
be Of great advantage to merchants doing business
with France, We surprised to learn however, that
the French mail will not be sent by these steamers but
will continue to como by way Of London and the Eng
lsh packets Here great and most serious evil and
one that the government Of France should correct not
only OF justice to French enterprise, but for the con-
vcnence of the mercantile community doing business
with France. The French merchants here loud In
their expressions OF disgust at tho arrangement and
justly So removes from them one very great advan
tage which they hoped gain by the establishment OF
the new line We understand that every means will be
taken to have the matter romedied
.ta3 PANAMA, July 81, 1855.
afternoon Of the 26th, and the Sacramento with her
passengers and nails sailed hence San Francisco
the evening of the 27th.
We arc quite barren Of local items since the sailing Of
the Ocean Queen The principal topic Is the seizure Of
the Manuelita Pianos mentioned in my last 1t appears
now that she has been conlscated by the Ncaraguan
government, partly account of her Informal papers
made by the United States Consul here but princi
pay owing to her being engaged in an illegal and pratt
col cruise It Is to be hoped the government at Wash.
inpton will fully the facts connected with the
before allowing itself TO be led into making false
claim on account of her seizure
Our wet season keeps remarkably mild and but little
rain falls this side Of the 1shmus in fact the rains
the past few years do not appear nearly 80 constant as
formerly. ga
gentlemen having taken great interest in erecting an
iron railing round the place where foreigners have been
Inferred here at length succeeded in carrying out their
object and are now putting up very credabe fence,
imported from New York.
The place alluded to has never been fenced and is
overgrown with brushwood to make 1t impossible TO
trace out the graves in fact it in most disgraceu
state but 1t will now become quite an ornament to our
mention this as many persons in the State having
relatives buried here may wish to aid in the work,
viii is carried by subscription and several hundred
left with G. w Hcodley, President Of the Panama Rail
way, IS Wall street. viii BIO forwarded and any nfor-
nation In relation thereto be obtained on applca
on to the British Consul or W. Boyd, editor Of the
Star ard Herald, in this city a
The United states snip Sate OF georgia VIII snory De
relieved and return to the United States.
The United States soop Cyane Capt Pauldng is still
In this port
The flagship Lancaster, from the coast Of Mexico, will
be due here the first week in August
The principal item Of interest from the interior with
reference to the coming Presidential election There Ia
likely to be considerable excitement among the different
contending parties and Mosquera will probably be the
victorious candidate 1850 ~
There Is nothing important from Ecuador; the rebel
lion appears to be entirely quelled for the present
The Golden City, with 800 passengers arrived at SIX
o'clock this morning She reports the United States nag
ship Lancaster at Acapulco severely damaged by heavy
weather the trip to that port OF Cape San Lucas She
will remain there time for repairs before proceed
ing on her voyage to this port