New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

DEARTH OF NEws-NAvAL INTELLIGENCE.
| Prom Our Special Correspondent
PANAMA, July "A.
Nothing of special interest has transpired since
writing my last and the materials for compiling letter
little possible There Is from the lnte
ror but little from the Central Republics and, IL any
thing less the Isthmus. Public opinion has, indeed
quite sagnant owing to the want OF something TO
give opinion upon and as result, the sad and Ill
timed fate OF Macmillan has been the alabsorbng topic
OF conab among local sarans, meeting with condem-
nation or approval according the proiessed politics Of
the party In general the natives might not be out OF
place observe to approve the execution Of the
Archduke and applaud Mexican valor and bravery TO
the very echo overlooking OF course, Mexican barbarism
The foreigners resident here the
French and Germans-arc not mealy mouthed In their
condemnation OF this last arociy and look forward
to the States to manage affairs In such manner
as to prevent further Outrages OF this kind and
thwnrt the execution of EscObcdos threat In regard
to foreigners. Mexico much too near to and
| too easily procurable by the United States for
the latter to allow the wanton waste OF blood In
progress In that place to continue.
The United States steamer Resaca has
sailed for san Francisco aud as been replaced by the
Dacotah from Calao The English gunboat Leon which
has been lying here for months past, has also left
and her place IN the bay win he taken by the manc
daily expected from San Francisoo. The Talisnan,
French corvette, st lies in this bay, and the poor
Bolivia is gao. learn that all the hands that
deserted but FOR the guard which is sn kept on board
Without nag %hGSt an 3wher sIa without s ssaep @
haps play part as mysterious ns other ships OF the
pSSee aRe large and %agnSeent Steamship
public, recently Launched at NewYork for the Pacific
direct from York, the morning Of the 10th inst
She made splendid G ySysge % s d"ks has I. er
encountered very severe weather ON the other
Behaved idS admirably and proved hersef possessed
Of excellent eagoing qpalliies Tue aIrVnl un .,
about the first splendid specimen OF naval architecture
that has visited these waters and the SHIP herself has
excited small amount Of admiration from al Who have
her To the kindness OF her captain and the agent
Of the company which she belongs, citizens have
been permitted an opportunity Of witnessing ana e1al
lining throughout this great achievement OF American
large numbers, your special among the nnnDei "
would work OF supcrerogdtiOn to attempt anything
ments Of the Great Republic rs this has sufficiently
done already but cannot withhold rendering my per
finish Of this really beautiful vessel must tohiess that
never behgd m an nch gpIc.Te thot
write the which has attended this noalg palace
on its first voyage aud wish the Great Republic God
speed IN her important mission extending Ia the world the
treasures and Of the great countries OF the Ash
attic continent little steamboat Of about 100 feet In
length built In NewYOrk, has arrived here In cOmpart
will be put together as possible for the
purpose OF trading between this ana the several
ON the coast far Chrqui She is owned by Mr..
seas Gentleman OF odSad Saa s@'FRgf S fa aSe Ssd ,dr r
which she built She 10 be called Montao and not
expected draw more than four feet Of water; The
mortality among the state troops has considerably abated,
owing the precautionary measures taken by the author
|
But large number have died and several IN half dead
state been discharged. The large body OF the sol
diery have removed from the cuarte In this city,
and taken encampment some distance out OF town,
where be hoped they will fare better on the score
of health The acting British ViceConsul of this city,
Mr. Bidwel pretty nigh getting soundly thrashed
the other evening by native The circumstances attend
ing the assault this unworthy representative of the
majesty Of England have been kept quite under cover,
but suhcept Is known Of the, aud VI the Vice Consul
10 lead TO the conviction that he well deserved II he did
not provoke the Wlt. Mr. Bidwel is gentleman OF
native procvtes and Is altogether rather unandsome
| dclucauOr;
lar among British subjects here In general and English
men i'm particular. Few persons native or foreign.
wou have regretted II he had been taken down peg
two From Aspinwall learn that several improve.
ments have taken place In the erection OF additional
buildings and In the sanitary arrangements OF the town.
Should the railroad authorities receive renewal OF the
contract which is very likely learn that they
template further improvements not the least OF which
Thorough drainage VI that city Of swamps The place
ia getting and populated by the constant
stream OF immigration flowing from that illstarred
British colony Jamaica. Seve de Coda s still skuking
in Aspnwai The weather the isthnus is foul, but
the public health continues satisfactory.