The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-10

fore some arrangement will be made whereby Tahiti
will I've called and this accomplished attention viii
be given 70 the otter islands OF the south racine IN
order II they be put 70 some profitable use
and thereby rescued from their present isolated condition
The nrst steamer will leave Panama on tho 24th inst
and on the same dsy OF every month following conse
quently passengers from the United States for New
Zealand Australia, taking the Pacific mail steamship
leaving New York the 18th of the month"; will make
a close connection. Tho fare from Panama TO New
Zealand is flynve pounds sterling two hundred and
seventy.ave dollars This is very low figure when
consider the distsnce-over seven thousand miles.
Through tickets can be purchased In New York, and
every facility will be gwen TO those DESTROYS Of trying
the route, either as passengers shippers OF
freight That this line destined great success
there be but little doubt and before year
confidently expect to two ships month and Of
greater capacity than those TO be used now
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamship New York. Captain Horner, from New
York on the 2lst arrived at Aspnwall at sA A. NJ on
the goth ut Her passengers and mails crossed the
same day were at once embarked on board tho steam
ship Constitution and sailed the same evening for San
Francisco
On the asth ult the New World, the first paddle.
wheel steamship of the French line between Aspnwail
and France arrived at Aspinwali making the passage
from 81. Nazaire In eighteen days and half spch-
dd was given on board ON the evening OF
the 30th to which all the society Of Aspnwa and Pana
ma was invited and which passed oil with great salts
faction to every This line Is becoming very pcpu
lar Already IL has the majority OF tho European pas
sengcrs and freight Is Offering In any quantity both out
and home The agents now speak confidently OF there
soon beng business enough FOR two first class ships per
mouth.
Commencing with this month We have the following
steamers leaving Panama monthly:
From Panama, south.
From Panama to San Francisco. .......,............
From Panama to Central America ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
From Panama TO Australia. Observation-Disclosures. ]
Total. .......................
or course tho same number arrives, making twenty
arrivals and departures monthly of first class going
steamships Az Aspinwa the number il greater for tho
ships OF the West India and Pacific line, and the Spanish
steamer to Havana besides those TO Greytown and Car
thagena, must be added; you will perceive
busy people.
The United States ship 81 Marys Ia here the Powha-
tan, Suwanee Tuscarora Mohongo Waterce and Nyack
TO the southwark Tho storeshp Farallones Is also
in tins harbor
As yet the lshmus Is very healthy; none Of the steam
arriving at Asplnwal report anyth like the cholera
having occurred the passage There does not ap
10 have been spread Of the disease from the
island Of Guadaoupe to the islands adjacent hence
hope that Panama and tho Isthmus may be spared
visitation from the scourgc for from what around
in the way OF filth and wretchedness II makes
shudder to think Of what IL would do IL the mortality
depends upon cleanliness Our rainy does much
To cleanse the streets and the great rise and fall Of the
tide carries tho lth that Is by the rain washed
into the bay hence nature docs ALL in fact ,opuriy the
city.