The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

Our Panama CersssPSndsnes.
PAxAnA. March %, 1865

Our Psnama Csrssspsndsnes.
PANAMA., March %, lsod.
rHs BARBAcoAs GOLD MINES
have continued create considerable excitement her@
more from the Of numbers Of people coming down
nom California bound thithsrward than from any great
Interest felt In them The last steamer brought down
upwards Of one hundred and eighty minors. and the
Btish steamer having sailed tho day previous 70 their
arrival the Panama Raiiroad Company put on the
steamer Parkersburg and sent them to Tamaco. 6he
sailed hence ON the 10th, under command Of Captain
Thos n Cash, and will probably bc back in couple Of
days Among the passengers who went in her were DR..
Little tho United States Consul at this port who wished
70 what could be done in the way Of establishing
consular agency there Should these mines prove any
thing like what they are represented the rush from
California there will be very great but yet We are
really quite unprsparsd say anything definite in
gard 70 them.
RAILvRl OF oENxRAL NosoUHRA TO ARRIVE PROM
EUR0PE.
There news OF the President elect General Mos
guerra having arrived from Europe though he should be
the capital 10 take his the LIST Of April He 10
nensa and there little doubt that after his arrival
state Of aArs especially on this ishmus In fact Con-
ge has already begun 70 show the course that will be
% % on he that they
Of the 9TH OF March, 1850 Tho conduct OF the omcers
and troops who Joined the revolutionary party also
condemned and wili doubtless the change Of admin
istion lead their punishment hosquera has little
faith In allowing soldiers 70 parake In revoln against his
own party.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
fs here time snce and got into the Chain gang for
bis palms. atemptsd to break jail the other night but
detectsd u time 70 b. prevented escaping.
Tue steamer 0ranadian, from Liverpool 70 ASpinwaIl,
suppossd 2 havs bssn lost .. last heard from. She
We. sen b . sailing vensl some nnssa hundred
miles o6 - Thomas, making for that port under very
slow sH. her nasbinsy hAvins given out me sailing
vesss spoken By de Atsato Royal Wsa India mail
.,ssnship. aad savs hsr tAs nsvI Neither date nor
No Ssws has yss been received nom the uncls sam,
which snilod hence the 20th ul for the south coast
and W. ppoesd 70 b taking supplies 70 ths Spanish
to thssAn nisg hsscs with cargo ce psevisioes chns
makss no objection 70 nouF being shipped in her swn
por for Panama here 10 10 baked into ship bread md
rsshipps1 V The bpanish squadron
socd sss' "a q a. Sdsas szvs:ssS ssss e. = sss = csS.ss
dor IN regard 70 The epanisk Chs Peru quessiol Con-
gsss has refused 70 declare agaius Spain, and ysy
wisely; for such . declaration would In way hurt
" in very serious dcuiy and ssd % biocksds Of hsr
ports BY and BY Salvador has closed treaty Of friend
ship With Spain and cannot thssvfore Join the allies and
ousesmss win In aIi probability follow suit
NO NEWS PROM oKNrsAL AnBsIoA.
The mai. from CsntrAi America which s,sivsd on TIE
not bring word Of news worthy o note.
CALIFORNIA ARRIVALS.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compauy's steamship
Sacramento arrived q siE A. u with two hundred and
thirty eight through passcnger from San Francisco and
srty ono for the BaYbacoas mnss Among the passeu-
gers Admiral Pearson and vorAl ocers Of tho Ian
caster, and Lieutenant Commanding Pauldng, who " 70
take command OF the Waterce ~ this port