The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1858, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 8045. INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH. MEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMZRI ‘1. Election Excitement on the Panama Isthmus. Activity of the United States Pacific Squadren. Arrest of Americans at San Joan Del Sur. THE TRANSIT AND MOSQUITO QUESTIONS. BIR OF THE SiN JUAN RIVER, &e., &o., de. EWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. @ur San Juan Correspondence. Ban JUAN, (Greytown,) August 30, 1858, @reat Flood at Greytown— For: Casttilo Deserted—Col. Jauty Attempts 10 Storm Punia Arenas—Joe Soott Impregnable— British Oonsul and British Man-ef war Oome to the Kes uc Punta Arenas Annexed to the Mosquito Kingdom— ‘he Leopard Captain Claims tt for Her Majesty—Laconic Note— War Pngendering with Costa Rica and Bagland— Death of Caplain Ogilvie Wreck of the Anna Wittier— Comylications of the Central American Question— Des- pair of the Greylowners—All Faith of the Opening of {Re Pransit Destroyed— Col. Canty Drooping—Iales Pas- sagefor Arpinwall—Ihe Greasers’ Boast—Triumphs of Ayms and Diplomacy—Nisaraguan Troops Driven from fhe San Juan del Sur by the Saranac—/he transit to be Pred Open—Lamar Demands Siz Millions of Dodars from the Government of Nicaragui—The Savannah, Bavatega and Plymouth Arrive at Greytown, de. Of late we have had repetitions of those scenes from the pisture of the deluge, without relief, in water colors. ‘The Sap Joan river has risen some eight feet above high ‘water mark, and has brought dewn islands, houses, bun- gece and men, in the greatest profusion. Feaf’s Island in sweptaway. As the bouses floated by, the chickena ould be seen roosting on the rafters high snd dry. Mr, Deasman remained in his house until the water reached Qsé top of the tanle, on which bis wife and ohikiren wero placed, and then embarked his household in a canoe, ‘which he had secured for that purpose, and came down to Greytown and Janced his family in safety. Some few natives were drowned. ‘The Nicaraguan soldiers who were at Fort Castillo have abdicated the fort through fear of being drowaed ‘within it. ‘The flood ts not without tte co0d eflects. I} bas improved the ehannel (which we feared would soon be obliterated, prior to it), and carried away bars, which have been ac- eumulating for many years. ‘The recoubtable Col. Cauty lvst week manned a boat ‘with twenty Costa Rican seidiers, snd steered for Point Arenas. The Colonel wes dressed in foll uniform, aod Yooked very formidablo—displyy mg the Cosa Rican fag asthe fore. On his arrival he spring <n shore, and in- formed ver tenarious Joe Scott that his time had @eme to abdicate. Ho saii—‘Agreeabie to the instruc tions from bis government (that of Cos:s Rica), I land to tame porseesion of Punts Arenas and al! property therein; ‘and that he is further instructed to notify all perzoas, re sidenis apom the po'nt, that they are expected forthwith to give in their mamer or enrol their signatures upon a ledger prepared for that purpore, and from this time forth on phony remember they are under the juriediction of Coste fisea, and subject Ww ver laws.” He gave Scott twenty four hours to surreoder the perty with an laventory. Joe scarcely replied o he pel. Leaving bim ‘he wetently flew to Sad une British Consul, and after a short covaul stron these Dow Dies deckied to aunex Lt Lo the MOsqusto territory. ‘Tae Uooswl informed the Colonel thet he net long be Heved that bie sable Alajesty ought Claim that pot bet bad mentioned it before publicly, bat the Om wing arrived, and his Majesty not belox prevent, h ‘would tako upon himself the reeponsipilixy 0, annexing | ummec ately. ‘The Colone! demarely pot in bis demurrer. ‘The captain of the Leopard was then informed of the mat ter, and adcressea the Colonel rather incon ically a4 wel, 8+ hereveally—* That {t was bis plossare that te property ad point remain unmolesied; for the present be would me of all, to prowet ii in the name of her gra Siows Majesty, and if he persisted ia bis vain attempt, D elk through biocd and carpage over bis yorsel’s ‘agaim reach the point.” It i hardsy necessary to the Colonel left. bas left jor Aspinwall in the Eoglieh steamer, to g Hy Praeett i | 3 ( if aethy i 5 i weDR. ‘mouth will Jeave soon for Vera Crux. Oar San Jaan del Sur Correspondence. San JUAN Der. SUH, August 22, 1868, nae— Political Excitement—The Village and its I’opula- Hon—Trade of the Town—Heakth of the Orew of the Sx remac, dc. ‘be exaggerated socounts of a recent difficulty betweea tbe milnary Governor of San Juan and the captain of the United States ship Saranac, in relation to the arrest and temperary confinement of two American citizons—reai dente of the pisco—may reach home from this quarter, I Rerewith furmikh you with « statement of the ociroum- Sranees thereof \n total). Bi appears that the government of Nicaragua derive « ‘small increase of revenue by the mposition of & tax on ‘ail cattle killed for eale or individaal ose within its terri. tory, and a certain piace, without the limite of city, town or village, i@ appropriated for that purpose, tn which they must be slanghtered. Thrs requirement, being inconve- nient to two Americans (Mitchell Greea and Caleb 8. Thar- low), who bad contracted! to supply the Saranac with fresh beef, &o., they obtained permission of the Commandant: of fan Juan to slaughter on their own premises, with we Provixo that they would pay the same tax as if the usual {in this matter bad been strictly complied with. ‘The Commandant: who had given them this perminsion absented himself for a few days from the village, dolegnt- tng his authority in the intertm to a espiai tn the army— B Youth of but nineteen years of ago—without informin ; Rim of the grant of this privilege. On Bunday, the Sth inst, the Acting Oommandante hay- tag been informed of the slaughter of an animal tn th) shambies of Messra. Groen and Thurlow. deapatched a mos. wenger to request the ationdance of tho letter at bir Mr. Thurlow sent an individual, who spoke tho ‘of the country with greater fluency and correct himsel/, to inquire the business of tho Corman the return of thir person, bowever, the + pamed his ostabliah nent, and Wy. Tourlow 2 to the purport of the out, amd hat time he ehould prewett | imaolt ar the Commandante replied —"' That St all times, and af any time “that he should arrest hin | Mr. T Mr. T. rowided with partner, Mr. 4, ahortly after this covverration with the P) pro tem., three or four poidiers wore before the rosidence of Mr. G, wits orders one th leave or onter i on pain of oat those persons on their appearance wit Mr. Green upos emerging trons tho portico of his u weil! was met by the Acting Oommanoanté avery Felation #9 80 summary A prooesding paged tem, Curing Which the iatter made an atiomps Lo Aecore the pertou of Mr. (ireen, and bad his goat dally torn i thre seule; at this time the order was given bY Vie Actiny Commandant: ty charge on Mr. Gand & bayoact wae shroet between Mr. Green sud hug wile, Why bai wad bor } uM i s f 8 3 Ey i Fe appearance se pac'fcator, Dat no fojury wae inticted on e ther, aod the $¥o Amerioant were arreeied. On the following marning, information of this travesc thom baving reschea Capt. Kelly, varough the Amer) ean Consa!, he prompy repaired op bore; aad, finding attor a brief mvestiganion of the clroumsances ‘he acting Commandanté bareh and un warrautab: withing to avoid further diiticutty w: an officer, he politely requested the discharge of the pri- soners until she retarp of bis superior, before whom tne ir could be investigated, and puaistment awarded if ited. Thi request waa Javorabdly recetved, bat after Net deliberation rejectos. Captain Kelly thea Jemanded iy release, accompanied with the threat, that of sald @emend was not complied with in a cértain time be should posters hima: If of the prisoners by force. ‘No acewer baving been returned at tho vation of the period granted, the marine guard of the ip, under command of ite «Meer, Laent. Nicbolsoo, ¥ ss divided ints M1 armed aod equipged, aod dirested to pro MoD, reiterate the cemand, an?, if necessa ry, to employ for for the iberation of Meours. Greenan | Thoriew; bor’ re the buat reached the landing the act img Command. - was seen making pows haste convey ibe iformatn, thatthe mea were free, Tae boats re turned, and on the everipg following the commander 0° the post returned, made us & Visit, regretied tne ocsur yence of the day previcns, disapproved of and apologize | for tLe conduct of the young captain, revived himselt wit! a glass of ** Kentucky wine,” and returned to his quarters promising to pot agaia be comoromised by the indiscree twanefer of bis aucbority, auc sbes the matter rminawd A jew cays eince the General of the district vimted thy Raransc, and bad @ lengtby interview with Capt. Keliy upon the subject, hich be siso condemaed the pro ceeoings of tow actirg Commandant’, and exyreesed him- sent fully fled wish the result of the conference. Reports arc in circulation throughout ihie portion of Ni eavagua that the object of the Suranae’s visit ia the forcibic GoCu pation Of the country, and her coptinued presence be- fore fon Jean only prolongs and increases the excitement conaequent op each rumors. ‘The villege of San Juan te situated in a bend of the const. A bali dozen modern frame dwellings, bailt paral- jel to the shore line, and a few rudely tbabshed native but from the , may be seen anchorage, which, by the +18 entiely open to neaward, snd st certain seasons, D the southerly gales are prevalent, an unsafe road- |. Our Consul and some five or six American resi- s aye all who claim the protestion of our fizg, and these possess interests of no magnituce or importance. Sen Josp has pocommerce § Uocanional y the steamer Columbus, one of the Panama Railroad Compaay’s vessels, toncber at th’s polnt for a few hides and a smail abipment ct sugar, and this is the only means we enjoy of commu- nication with the outer world. She is expected to.mor- Tow; and sincerely do we hope that her errival may for a while relieve the isolation of our position by the receipt of late pumbers of the HxenALD. ihe health of the cilicers and crew of the Saranac, con- sidering Weir protracied service within the tropics, con- Mnves remsr¥sbiy good. Since my last the following ofli- cers from the United States have reported for duty to sup- ply vaconcter:— (Marine corps). jd, and Firat Lieatenant—A. 5. Nicholson First Assistant Kogineer—D. B. Macomb, Third Acristante—1. KR Green, E Laws, thoodore Ely, and Lieuterept B. N. T. Arnola im place of Lieutenant D: ‘Ammen, transferred so the Merrimac. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. {From the Paoema Heraid, sept. 3.) ‘the Brivwh steamsbip trom Greytown, we have suc- ceeced iw picking up from Hable source afew hems of news rejative to Coste Rita and Nicaragua. The Cosa Ries coffee crop will, it ia ex ected, exeeed 1€0,C00 qqis. we coming teasom, and the sugar crop 40,600 qqis. expected to be more pro The crops in Nicaragi duciive this year than jor 2ome time pant. About the middle of the month the Oosts Rica rp ment sent a force to Greytown t take possession of Scott's property there and to cisim the right to Panta Castilia or Pupta Arenas; Dut the commander of the British ship of war Leopard reiused to aliow Ooionel Cauty, the Costa Rica representative, to interfere with what was claimed to be the property of an American company, and Mr. Green, the British Consul, contested Colonel Osuty’s right or that of Costs Rica to claim Puna Arenas, insisting tnat it Deiong- ed to Ihe Mosquito Perruery. The whole siair called forth quite a correspondence, the result of which was that the commander of the avd Mr, Green both sustained their tion for the pre- kent, ano tbe Costa Ricans nad to witharaw thelr preien- Mune to the cialis advanced. It ig pet improbable, however, now that no vessol of war is in Greytown, that the ciaymy will be again renewed. Both Costa Rica ana Nicaragua take the ground wat, as the permitted w ocoupy Punta Castilla without the part of the King of the Mosquitos or is Allies, he Can BOW lay nO jams claim to it; or at any raie Ubet they bave as good arghs to Nas the Mosquitoes have, anc a better one than the filbusters. Nicarsgua we ua- Certtand like about buying out the Moryuly King, and wi!l ih eo! probaoility offer bir a persion of fifty du lars per mocth jo ay dows b.s crown and turn his possessions over to ew. Donbsiess toe pension would be more as- ceptable to bim, if he dare aesept tt, thaa the be at pretent receives; but as be fs a mere tool it is not haey be Gold enter such AM arreogement witnou: tne consens of the Priish authorites. However, the idea of boywg out a ¥itig, Crown and al, for fifty doilarse month, js DY bO MEADS & Oa ;tehows bow low down roy. alty cap Gesernd, and what @ farce tho ttle of ‘King of the Herquitces’”” ie, Dorit ¢ tbe stey of the Britieh ship.of-war Leopard there ber crew, \iko thore of (he United States sloop Jamestown coutractes & good deal of ciskaes®, amd she was obliged to come Cown W Anpinwall to recruit their bealth. {Sea Juan del Norte, (August 19 ) Correspondence of the Acpin wait Liveral } How ridiculous + sounds to us new, when wo hear any talk cf Me Ouse Yewerri weaty! sod when we see tin pribt we Woocer what is ibe master with our jolke @ home. It is eiracge they should be occupy ing tosir minds wih aifairs which are bere muerto iemivade, Tao sreaecre thy thie ge 20 Coelly ft heoumes an aggravation 0 thik G or os Bt them. If you tak to them oa the matier, they Qurwer. you Wiin scorn, “ vaya.’’ Should JOU Dave Uke suc eees © aadsces Lem concerning Ameri cap Claims, Wey catch hold ci be end ot their ears ever Woo short—aud cay, We can carry the amount cur. rept, amd eappors it on to the end. They are crammed With Couficerce and expectation. Our governm: lake Gore Gec.ded AMG sevCre Btepe @i\D Woeee Bom) Gi nized people, Many are our grievances towards these PAVES—CLe hundred times groaier and more then there of New Grarada parison: besiden, the New Gi scine bower and are a A bapoigs, aud whali write you by there be an opportunity or anything muniwate. Tue lucal matters are ali rains, Which coptinue without mercy. 5 if i i = vous declare they never wimessed ees The river Figen 80 as to swamp ail the nd at rome points ihe waver is passing over bouses, apd the greater partof those song anc on the bavks of We river have been com) to quit their DabNetiots in a hurry. Old Desamen ig od Ory Upon @ table, with bis family around, lok- tbe Very cemarcly and resignedly towarcs thas bourne from whetce Bo Waveiler rewrne, and when seked if be wales ariniance by persons who came to he rescue, aio, “i thine 1 pball pe abie to float of ata little more Dest lend their assistance to his old be entirely fow bags of oe afow ams, &e , «Well, wer after man at ibe of the British steamer, Belly or from the Count ae in Paris, the kmbaseador Ex- 10 al) the Buropean courte, but in the eyes of the repre- Peniative of not that impurtance am the Morquito fraud ment. Count de Barruiel, jan , we see by the Censro- the officers ana soldiers at very eleqnent, a sympathy for: Nicaragua, “which ro oun mite—ead the glories which awaited them mericamo, Bas ciate invasion of the fivusrers, which noborl: bearer, and the people were packing taps, havirg the same cottidence in the invincibler below, wore leaving their bores for distant villages and hacien- one ‘The people in the interior still believe in Belly. They are ae firm se the Jews. The Centro Americano goes ou to say: “The Yankoes know by this time who M. Belly is, they can’t tile with bim. ‘Col. Onuty has not as yet rained high upon the point the fing, ot Cosa Rica. The Colonel sent, however, to our te- paiious Ola Joo, an order sbout a week ngo to abdicate Wikia twenty four Lov Set the old man alwayn manages to eh on the rip ie a be fence, and got Briton Consul to claim it for the Wo qniko King, and at khe same time prevailed upon the comu ander of the Loo. eee im ft for the Crown of Englaau, Jirecty for her aty and be boldly announced that the Colonel and his Vanguard must walk over bis deck to interfere with Punts Areuas. Among them they appear to have slightly mixed the “billy Guxe#,’’ sod more and more angie the Centre] American difieulty, We shall bay ‘wait for the action of Costa Kica before anticipaiing any resnite. hope it Will GOt Gauss a war between the allies. Neither Conta Tica nor Great Britain will be trifled with, and a for the \icaraguaps, they are prowisg more and more (or- . They say thoy have whipped the Yankees both in arme and diplomacy. And who willagaia dare ( compete with them? We are very anxious to learn what the ‘biy oom. modores are about, And wiat of the Transit. they sppear to have, it is esslly sesn ars sothi empty boset to eo coat their shame ta Saving been hut bopged ant defeated by Mone. Retly, They are very anxone thay some one should meke ® start anew if the Beliy bubbie <* owd beret: at the mame time they are en Dickie hat when i comes to the point ett aver anxiety incvees them (o gather up all the litle obstacies to put in the way. They areodditier, Who co not know what they wart, Should Mr. Bucoapan at once throw the route open 9 competition he wou. 1 be Muting the nail wpon the hoad; the wavelicg public would im dha\ case move along comfort eva evoaomy, the rune thrown open, be the Makiny of Ud COCNMY, at ance Sevafitilng I in & WoousRd Wes, At rhoRRMe time It would be am act ov charity towarde that race Who Are now #9 sbject and aaiverable that wey cannot help themmetver Lair envy, tore camoplcvous aa each nj rolls found; aecung 80m: more conepicuocs as ro ‘con- lemptuous theer for them. hu'a, chanm to frighiea thir Wibes feelings Vil thin engender inthe noxh foveranca, wi « next Pascoe Pine octane curse ven people; for even when you are on the threshhold of the here im Greytown, their toiquity and Wranagres- ry separ em’, and the condemnation is misery, ruin jeepair. [Seo Joan De! Sar (Ant 20) Seeeapeniense of Panama Bince the arrival here of the United States Bara nec on the 23a of July, things bave taken more of a basi- Less aspect. Op her arrival, various rumors wero afloat as to the object of ber visit; as yet nothing certain is known, save that she came to loox out for American and w anticipate the opening of the Traceit’ That she will anti- Cipate it by @ long time. is the velie? of your correspon- Cent ; for after waning fifteen months we can see but litle advancement during that time. sn for steamers, only one (she Virgin) ie on the lake, and thas can accommodate but poorly 400 passengers. The river boats are aso too few, snd there ix no coal there, por, as far as | can learn, nope on the way. The Transit road is to tra’ condi. sop, but the men ¢1 ed in itare tired of working ‘on tick.’ As they wero soph ved Fe Ge Siebbing avd White Co.'s agent, they have to await hie return trom New York with funds. Gencrat Lamar bas asked the Commander of the Sara- Pse 40 convey bim to Corie Rica, but as Captain Keily’s ordcre are peremptory to remain, be could not comply. a! NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. Our Panama Correspondence. Panama, Sept. 3, 1858. Affairs iw Boyka— Congres Adjourned—Judicial Nomina- tiuns—New Army Rulesm Large Force for Panama—An Election Outbreak Dveaded—The United States Ship Saranac in Port— Arvest of Americans at Sam Juan Promyt Action of Captain Kelly, U. 8. N.— Release of the Men, de. , de. The lates: ures from Bogota are to the 1¢th ultimo, but the rews contaire very hétle of interest. Both houseshad adjourned, snd the action of the Supreme Court in the nomination of Judges fer the various districts is the only itera worthy of note. The Supreme Court bas named the Judges of the na- tional districts, in conformity with the law of 29th June respecting the jadicial power of the confederation. For the district of Panama there have been named Sr. Fran- cizco de Ia Osea, Chief Judge; Sr. J. M. Vives Leon, First Substitute, and Sr. Joaquin Asprilia, Second Substitute. ‘The Attorney General of the nation, Sr. Bartolome Calvo, has approved of the nominations for the offices of District Attorneys fcr the State of Panama—Priscipal, Sr. Jose Arotemens; First Substitute, Sr, José Remon, and Second Substitute, Sr. Cotanio, ‘The stsnaicg army of the confederation has been Oxed at one regiment and a half; a regiment of infantry t be stationed at Bogota and half a regiment of artillery to be permanently guartered at Panama. The forces at present im thie tity, including potice and organized militia, amount to not lees than three hundred men. This unusually large force i» kept under arms night and day, im conse” quence of the election excitement. The House of Representatives have been sitting sincy the Ist inat., amd are pursuing the scrutiny of votes for delegates from the various distriets of the State. The an- tives, both inside and outside of the walls, are in the wild. o-t state of excitement, snd am eatbreak is momintarily threatened. The lideral party are considerably in the mejority, bat the sition are endeavoring to throw out the dolegates from dwtricts of Chiriqui and “log San- tos.” against this action the liberals are loud in their protests, and deciare that they w'!! press matters to blood. sbed soover than allow themacives to be deprived of their justly elected delegates. At least one half of tho pative popnlasion, m anticipation of a riot, have moved from the esty and taken up thelr residence on the islands inthe Bay. On the nigbt of the Bist of August most ex'raord Utorally thronged Zan seoyenblen? top! dakads, Dedding, and every corceivable articio of farpiture were being borne to the Duach, where, oppoaits the gate, & fleet of canoes aud bupgoes reoetved tho freight, bot living and dead. Thore wea every indica tion that trom the latte the 1th the city would be the soone of riot and bloodshed. the sending of deiegaics will continue tll the 16th, when the yolrs for Goversor will be declare . An an evidence of the atae of pablic feeling, { pay mention thes one large mersantle bout, Paes. Sou x O>, Wade over wil their steck, fiawren wad real ceiate 0 ap Irish servant gir) named Ca horine Fn redy, simply becaose the was @ Brivsh subject, and thes bey yainied ail aorces the front o their stove, “Kagimh property.” This was ene in order wo ensure toe bon of the Brives Cones and ber Britwh Majoaty’s ship- oi-war Art Notenbstendipg the excttoment, all things have gone com quietly wp 0 the preaont une; but rhe Legisiatare nev» Be yet ke# nO action On the disputed districts When that question comes np for cieeusrion “then comes the tng ot war.” ‘ibe Unied States steam frigate Saranec, Captain Kelly, ar ives ‘rote San Juan ce! Sur on the 2%a altimo, jase lo to calm tbe fears of rome of our timid citizens. have Cow in port the United States irigate saraone, the Frevch corvette Copstan ‘and the Britih frigate Alert, sed_cn the Agpin# eat Leopera, The prerence of this large force hag, no doubt, bat a meat saiotary efivet in preserving the peace ot et "Frnte at San Juan the Serene came very called into active rervice, Deb the prema a acer boing action Keily obvisted the necessity of iy ibor Two American butebers, tock ® contract fer #0] iting the laws of Nicaragos psy hia brief authority, made = ard Green, surrounded thetr howe carrkd them ff to prison, band, Was aresulted by the soldiers and narrowly ommapet being Dayoneted. . ot sbore, exp ained to the substitote Capt. Ki be sme on that the butebers bad Obtained permlerion rom tho laton Kelly wid cons iter the subject, the batchers were vot at Bherty he would send a force marines ashore, bo would take the men out uf prisoa vi et evmit the 5, 1868. War Ships tn Port— Why they are Sent—Flection Excite Panama. Sept ment. ‘The United States ship Saranac having been remanded to her former anchorage off this town, by # special ordor from the Bon. Secretary of the Novy, arrived at her des tnation on the merning of the 29th nit., much to the joy cf our citizens, In the bay is the French trigats Consten- tse ond Exgiieh ream Alert, watohfally protecting the interests of their Bawons vet the a? into their prodace, and Weretore our tables are epareely sapplied with © creature comforts,” The men of the ‘vorsels are well pre of parcd to land for the protection of thew ertiveus aad sub jects, svould it become necessary. Our Aspinwall Correspondence. AsrINWALL, August 90, 1868. City Quiet and People Poor—Rush for Fraser River The Expected Revolution ai Ponama—Diesitement Br tending (o Acpimeall— War Ships Called for. ‘The passengere having now arrived! at Panama, ! ehall have bet little time to amuse or offend you. There is nothing exciting (6 oar locality—on the contrary, both the town and people look langaid and perisbing, and even the sickly pompous officials of the company appear much creat fallen. The cxodus continves to Fraser River, but with fain hopes of success, for should the gold be found in suel great abundance as at first represented, the season in jch it is peweible to work npon the river le very short, and will hardly pay an average, Tho citizens who have Jereed the lote are very gloomy at the news of the unsuc- cocefail effort made to bring the Australian trade aud travel through this transit. The Hngish at homs bave decided im favor of the isthmus of Suez, on account of the danger contracting vomito at St. Thomas; second)y, the danger of the Pane. ma and Aspinwall fevers; and thirdly the probediity—1 Ay say, almost ceriainty—of the Vankees monopotiaing All the trade of the coiwny, rnd Camagirg tasterially ber exchange, They are dally ¢) vecting a revolation ersong the natives at Penny raratad bas returret tw the city from Som Jaga det Sor in order to protect American interseis, Dhar: protect the interests of their respective cttirens. There Are printed piacnrds pon varinns buildings, wach reat “This te begiteh property Tule if French proped ty it fe deubtiul if that will afora ayech protection to a pen- l mob. ibe excitement har exi@noed, and is feit stighy °. We bave bad no men of war jo this barbor—ihat ie eVkev iso an Evglish aud French mao-of war to | 6 o8 rr eal Y code x and the immeaiatc of his awn Obs Upon commande! proceediv, pearing mariper o toegee ¥ om made franchise, an MORNING EDITION—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1858. Amerkan—for many months. The Lopari ran dows dere from Greyiown with rome eicko+ 6 on board; Dal the eadaea increase tw the jist of isthmus fever forced ber t steam outage. She will oa iy rum ee far as Jamaica, deposite ber sick im the hospitsi, aad rao DASK to Ban Juan de} Norte, Our Bogota Correspondence. Bogota, July 27, 1668. Political Agitation More Quiet—The Cass Herran Treaty ‘in Abeyance for @ Time— French Politics and Influ- «nce— Popular Feasti—Irade and Money Market. ‘There is almost nothing of importence to communicate Dy thie mail; nothing more will be rakt relative to the Cass-Herrap treaty ustil the plan which your govora ment adops ie heard of. There are, of course, various opinions relative to tbe fiaal settlement of this affair, som») opiuing that the United States will accept the treaty as te, others that it will not. The Minisier representing his Imperial Majesty o France, arrived » few days ego, bringing with him stric inatructions from his ruler to remit to France for punish ment apy Frep:bmin who may spesk against him or hi goverpmens. The Gransdian government bas, however, refused to listen to any such proposal, so that his Majesty jst eatiafy bimsei? with working his revenge on the jects under his immediate conrcl. fhis chy is nO bin the lim te of bis power; it bas not been clevated yet 10 8,0C0 fer t above the level of the sea. We sre cow in the midat of ihe natioval feasts, oelebrat- tng tho 20th July, aniversary of Colombia’s independence ; ‘Doll Sghts, gambling, raoes, Italian opera, concerts, bails, sud 6 fight Detween a tiger anda ball. Those amusomen 8 ore all the rage now, and will be so fur wo or three days yet. Business is at a stand, although the fersts generally g!ve en impulse to the fancy trade. ‘This year everything hes been very dull; the scarcity of mopey in very moeb felt; the very be t paper, or loaon with good security, is taken at » & lSc per anaua, ond there is not» officieney to sapply the demand. A: we bave bo paprr circulaiion, commerce: a! transactions ere very much embarraaeed irom the wantof a baukiay eetablishment, Payments are mace in silver; &) that if yon have w receive five or six thousand dollars, you are as least two bours oountiog them, and require twoor three men to bring them away. ‘The remittance of epecie to any or the country is exiremely expensive -for example, if one has to send $6,000 to Ambalema, « distance of tarec days, for purchasing tobacco, he requires four guards at $16 each, and five bemsts at $5 eacb—abdout 14 per cant. Money cap always be invested with real estate as secur - rity, or witb two good signature, a\ 12 per cent por wu num. Bills on London and Now York not to be bad; nominal price 3 a 5 per cont per 90 days. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. the Panama Herald, Sept 3.) Tt affords us much pleasure to record the opening of a French hospital in Panama, for the aid of such foreigners as may reqaire medical agsisiance, Tue cstabliszament bag been founded by the voluntary subscription of the French residents here and a subvention from the French government. The Jamaica negro, Joseph Merino, bas finally been found guilty of the charge brought against him of steal- img $900 from the office of the Panama Railroad Company. in the month of June. He was tried by a jury ana +en- teoced to six years in ihe chain gang. BIRTH. Conwine.—In this city, on the 28th ultimo, the wife o” Amos B. Corwine, Key., United States Consul atthis por:, of @ daughter. NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC. The Election in Chile—Castilla’s Present Tri- amph—Mining Shares and Banks—General Belau Refuses to Return to Europe—Steam on the Guayaquil River, &e., &e. The steamship [ima orrived at Pavama on the 26th ult, with (he South Pacitic mails, twenty four passeagers, and $266,645 in treasure, viz.:—For Kogland, 9254,668 87); for P.vame, $92,89—total, $266,007 57). The dates are; Valparaiso, Slat of July, and Callao the ‘12th of Avgust, PERU. OUR CAT LAO NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. Usrrep States Suue Decaren, Caiao, Aug. 10, 1868. } ‘Ihe United States Ship Decatur im Port-—Merchamt Shipping and Men of War—The Naval Fight of French and Peru vians— General Castillo m Board the Hrigate Mery inac— Progress of the Biections. On the 24 ingt., the Decator epchored at Callao, along: side tho Merrimac, which arrived here severa! days ago, ‘The port of Caleo presents @ spectacle very diderent from that exhibited at any of the ports at which we have hitwerto icuched. Inclading shipping of all kinds, there are anchored bere ever one bundred vessels. A largo number of there sre from the United States, which nave come here fer the purpose of procaring cargoes of zaxno. Alter loading with this erticle at the Chinchas, these ves- rele mst return bere to clear. Thie is © fair s)mple of the circumiccutior attending Duripess is bhe South Aroercam repu dlics, The Andromie, flagship of the French Pacific eqaa!ran is bere, Ukewise the Peruvian frigates Callao and Ama zon—the Callao formeriy beg enlied ihe Apnrimac. These frigates, bull: im eee, waral avcbitestare, each carrying a hoavy batiery. A teow 8 previous to our arrival, there oc ed ou shore & flat Oght between vous’ A few days ago, while the men aboard tho Callao were Doing dritied Bt emali arms, aod tring Dienk cartridges, one of tee men bad bis piece lode) with ball, and in the Merrimac, and made quite SS by pleased ut yy > everything pertaining to on matters. & 4 bf ES 3 : é z 3 s g i s z tainly sbield him against every contingency, and serve . > wf chair, over the bend of vococerfl candiaie. OUR CASHA NAVA! CORRESPONDENCE Usiren Stare Simp Decares, Canma, Pera, July 26, 1868, 5 Trip from Paita South—Failing im with the Merrimac — Arrival at Santa—Ofirers om Shore—Sou'h American Ladies and Oficials ~Siiver Mines and Coolie Labor— Land Cultivation and Orops—Wool, Woed and Srltm Steam Trade between Valparaiso anil Panama— Activity of (he United States Squadron, ds. , be. On the afternoon of the 10th instant the Detatar, in company with the fiagebip Merrimac, sailed from the por’ of Paita, to the southward. We sailed together for some three or four days, when the Merrimac steamed up, and after signalizing to the Decatur to proceed onwards in ao- cordance with her orders, soon disappeared from our borivon. With light winds the Merrimac \# not remarka- bie for her fleet sailing, ag on wach occasions the Vecacur, by Bo meas distinguished for speed, proved quite ejual fo her; with suflicient winds, however, the Merrimac ‘would doubtless prove herself equa! to any vessel in the Pacific, aa hor trials on one or two oocacions have shown, On the Zist instant the Decatur pailed tuto the port of Panta, a smell dlace on the coast, about midway between Paite snd Callao, with the intention of procuring wood and water there, The town of Santa is some three miler from tho port, and is situated in the midst of an extensive Plain, through which flows small river, the Danke of which are skirted hero and there wits @mal! clumps of trees of diminutive growth Arriving in the evening, three of our offleers went aebore and called apon the Commaniante of the port, who Wee (rond to be indisposed, yet bis ind7 thonght he miph © hie appearance presently. After waiting almost an wr, the tek qnietly remarked tbat she thought Senor would not get ap before morning. When the offisers re- torerd sboerd, having learned that thongh there wore plemly Of wood and water rear hy, yet (hat there were no taeane by whieb whey contd be delivered readily alongside f ue No americas sere found hero, except two or © denorteve (rom whalers. We learved that no Ame Neen man of war had wcched there for several y oars. O8 an iiand at the gnirance Of the Larvor silver ming, | bave been discovered, and are being worked by oroltos | meat has had to pay five thousand dollars. PRICE TWO CENTS. of whom bave bern iaucrted into Pern 6 palled from Santa, #01 to tao days after at an Pedro, the port of Caama, a wa to the northward of Osilas, This place ming litte harbor, safely looked ip vy tow pars of the Andes The latter, with thar soo# mnMDite song the clouds, present $9 the spectasor neceasiin a mort subline pictare of ti24D ADDITIONAL FROM CALIFORNIA THE INDIAN large rambers Oo the 420 WAR. MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY IN THE NORTH. Important Expedition Against the Red skins. rel cope jp pavers mr tain ec A At the foot of the Andes, !ying between them aad the barbor, there stretobes an ex'ended ley, Porcions of whiod ‘are exceedingly fertile, but tha greater part cra sists of sterile saad, strongly saturated in many p'aces with salt, Tho vailey is trevereod by a amall river, from which water is conducted for irrigating all the caltivates lauds. Thoge tracts snaceptidie of irrigativa profuse ex cPlleat crops of Corp, potaoer, ourons, molons—icdeod, sit the vegetaoles of toe Wwmperaie sone Oae would rarely eee in the United States fosr Geide of ora ‘ben thor ia tbe valleys of Caema. Cotton, also, grown here, aot repreaeniod to be of sup: rior quality? ASpsrish gentleman informed mo that he iotented to vieit the United States soon, to procure steam mashivery to aid bim in cleaning pis cotion, io the sale of woich be Was engaged. Ab preeent, bis machinery oousists of the ‘corto gin in its moat primitive form, To the interior many sheep are raised poducing wool of avery One toxtare, whith was selling at tires dollars the arroba—a Spanish’ weight equal to twenty five pounds To the plain adjoining the beach eoosidorad'e quantities of salt are manofactured. ladeed, ihe carth, even to the dietance of some three miles from the sea shor, ls #0 ia. regpated with salt that it sensibly crackles under the feet in walking over it. Were some enterprisiog com pany to take the business properly ia band, there might soon be realixed a handsome fortune bore |n the mana facture of salt—as the entire absence of rain, ax weil as the general freedom of the atmoepoeretrom bamidity —ciroam- stanc 0 de trable yet rarely met wito in other lovali tier—are extremely favorable to evaporation. The acacia yroves, interspersed here and there in the valley, furnish an abundance of good wood, which is sold at more reasonable rates than at many otber ports on the coast. Indeed, provisions of almost every kind are very cheap here. There is » sand hill some two miles from the beach, one of the sides of which ts covered with hurnavekoletons. This appears to have been @ burial piace of the ancisat Peruvians; yet the bodies have been exhumed by the continued action of tbe winds drifting away the sand. Tn the coming election for President, Casma, from what | learned, ig expected to give a large majority for Elias. Tue Englien Pacific Svam Navigation Company whist Ton the sem) monthly line of steamera betwoon Pavams and Vatparaleo, at several of the intermediate ports, bas lately placed another steamer on the Iino—tbo loca, commanded by Capt. Sivell. The aca !s to touch nem) monthly at the following named ports, commensiag at the sortb, viz :—Huanchaco, Casme, Huscho, Callao, Cerro Azul, the Chincha Islands, Pisco and FIRE IN GEORGETOWN. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS, MARBKBETS Res, Our San Fraseisco Correspondence, San Francisco, Aug. 20, 1848. The Campaign Against the Spokans— Reported Attack om the Vor and Mati Party—the Fraser River Gilde Mina— ‘The Split wm the Democracy—2he Outstanding Indebted= neis of San Prancisco— Sorat Progress of Oshifornia. ‘The arrival of five bupdred troops by the Geiden Gate {8 quite ap opportune increase of the army on thie const, ‘The outbreak in Oregom appeara to have given courage te the tribes inhabiting the country from Lower Oa)ifornia =p to and around Puget Sound, who bave, within the last month, committed numerous depredations, A few days ‘ago a despaich was received by Gov. Welter, from Yreks, stating that there was a general uprising of the iadiavus im the northern localities. All communication between Humboldt acd Yreka bas been cut off, and several whites, it is etated, have lost their lives. ‘The Humboldt, Klamath, Soot and Trinity river Indiana have held a war dance and resolved upon bestilies. Ine cause of the oatbreak in this quarter is in consequence ef white men abducting equa keeping them awhile ag camp and (hen driving them away. A party tha: weat oat to punish the savages had to retura, with the loss of seva- ral of their number. In the present case innocent white he, me. Chala, aad to collect from [rand agen! the mails, pees . Aad ren and red men have to suffer from the wrong doing of valuable commercial articles there may ‘at them, any . by connecting at certain points with the tang ann | owners. Affairs look rather se ious, and the determination shown by the indians gives real cause forsiarm. Major Rains, who commands a Fort Humboldt, is anabie te aa- sist the settlers. There are no troops at his dinpessi. Tae reservations which were established for the heacMi ef the Ind‘ans appear to have failed doing any good. A geuera! complaint is made against their manegemest, In tho southern counties severs! outbreaks have also scourred, That section bas been stripped of all protection m conee- quence of the Oregon war. ‘The latest news from the ses: of war is interesting On the 7th inat. the advanes of the body of troupe intended to operate sgaiant the Spokans, marched from Walla Wal- la. The force consisted of company FE, Firat Dragoons, and six companies of the Third Artillery. A battery of six pounders and two mountain howitzers, together wih o large train, acoompanied the expedition. Col. Wright's command was to leave in a few deys to take part in the campaign. Col. Wright is to command the entire oxpeai- tion, His stai! consists of Lieot. Owens. acting Aex stant Adjutant General; Qasrtermaster K'rahem, Liegs. Muiiea, of the regular line, thereby expedite their movemonta. ‘The regular stosmers tail the 16th aod 30th from Papama and Va)paraiso—twe 8 of arrivalare the (th and 2)at ; yet heretofore, by this arraocement it bas not quentiy occurred that the passengers and mails from New York fcr the South Pacific coast have arrived at As- pinwall a few hours too late for the Pacific Steam Nav!za- tion Company’s steamer, and thereby suffered a detention of @ fortmight upon the Isthmus. Since the Inca haa beea placed the line, it is {utended that the connection shall be in fature regularly made at Panama, even thougd it be necersary for the English steamer to delay her sail. ing for a short time. This improvemen’ upon the former stato of affairs has, no doubt, been brought about by tbe evident disposition which has lately been manifesting it self in the com mercial community of our ae place ap opposition line of steamers upon this coast. oy of paseage charged by the present line are enormous, amounting to about $/4 per day during the voyage, tho pareage from Valparaiso to Panama being made in three weeks. The ten cents milesge allowed by our govern- ment for the be mane of officers traveling under orders has been found here to fall decidedly e! of the costs tpeurred. On the part of Americana resident upon this coast, however, who express themselves disinteresiedly, id matical whother "| Topographice! Engineers, aod Dect'r Hammond In addi- tition line sear ae - mn PP?* | ton to Capt. Keys’ command, whictt bag marched iato the ‘Tho Decatur enii# from here direct for Callao, inorder | ¢nemy’s country, there were tw fo low in = fow days ur companies of dragoons {190 men) anver Major Grier, and two companies of the Nmth Infantry (90 men), armed with rifles. Major Wyse commands toe bawories. Coil. toe and Iieut Wheeer are to remain at Fort Walle Walla with 150 men. A pOst and depot are to be established at the Polouss crossing Of Soake river, or a field work throwa op. Ga- ions bave been made for the purpose. It is considered coabtful #hether te Spokac' If they retrem, the army will follow and pr vaxos in their retroste Major Simone, with for compa olor, iw to join Gol. Wright's forcein tne Meld, A comonay will be lef at Sonke river. On the 6v lot a troay of mw lance was entered into between the United ares aad the Nez Peras and Cayuse cafe, wherein they viad themacivos W act in concert with the troops ageius, the bose tribes A correspondent, wrtiog from ihe est uf War, says that the evemy im lo large [ores ou be otnor nide of Boeke river, sod bare devermtped to dyot frum tho very crossing, which they are grevariog to content © co-op rate with the Merrimac ia the protection of Amo- rican interests there from apy revolutisery outbreaks thet may cccur duriug the coming election for President, CHILE. {From the Panama Hersia, Sept 3.) Chile ts reported as beiag more prosperous than for tome time past, but We general news is exceedingly woanty. A Trajest bas bern brought forward to reform the ooo- Siitublom, aud avother authorizing tie govoramens lo war- tbe bills of tae Credslo Mi polecarw. d to authorize the President to purchase gold and silver bullion at the prices current ip the market. Tho ebarehoiders of ine Vai paraiso Sank Lave prosonted their bail yearly report for te prosant your as follows: — Net profits obtained by the establishment... ....$40,(82 69 To which add surpiua.... rf Tota! protit of luni duit year... ... 5 85 woh wer A difererce of opinon exists among We wee have been smalier than of the forwer | oncers as to whether the lodians wil Oxbt — Gen. Cla ke, who preceeded abonce Ww the north, itis Laiely the bank bas lowered the rate of interest to ? r " f tures per cont, aud aluhough thin iva lonine rato itn ox~ | Pivenca’ af tacicins fentm Mos trope wow uerivor peoted that a Compeveation for the joes will be foved in the greater ivoreaso of business in future. The bavi will pay on 1%b Augoata dividend of five per cout for seven bail moods. e shaves of the Valparaiso Chilean [osarance Jompa ny have been effered in the market woauccosetui y. The vews from the mineral diswicts of Ooolape are bere on ibe Golseo Gate aro to leave for Porused to mor- row. Their arrival will be the | plaos surpendes tor monthe t progr | giment of iafectry ie detache from Usah, and enter the Araxe country from the west, the savages would 20> | redness to terms. The troudia baw heen tbat 20 nomber of men bas yet taveo woe Gerd, aod to more flatiering daily; a rich discovery of copper mines | hho : - bas lotely ben made north of Ts AY stance bes given oe ee ea ps8 orcer to vette deiinite'y the ra. | &,, Inciags commit outrages almost ment bes aprointed Acjutaat 1). Kydio Gomez Solar to preoent a Dera the Dills. UD) ag bo the sum Of Ss ,006, granted by Pera w the army and wavy who 1ais0 ino Campaign Of the Reatoration. (Callao (Angas 12) correspo As lopined when | ast wrote eleoted Kresiient of Peru, but ferm ont is @ question that we | and of course peace are en tribes. who mig by we Knowlodgo of ton fact to rob apd murder anprotacted chivana Tae meoos- sites of this const reqaire more miliary protection, and must be Dy this time eviveet to the eather! ion ot Ween ipgton , even on the ground of soomomy, that a large rew- fore: ment = imperatively needed to prevent the excgtant | Feourrence of Iadian ware oe of Panama Herald | Ger answer. A report as brought toto Placervitie lat week thet there bas probably never been a greater farce in the | the stage hrieh lett ier dalt Lake Oxy ou toe Sis of Joiy, ‘way of an election tasn the present ove; the soldiers ant | wish tho mail, was Om we 13th ins... niggers bad it all their own way, for moarcoly @ roapecis. | twenty five ‘les above Gravelly Furl, and tree of the LJ die person would vote, and the silence maintainet hy the | four men in charge kilies, The Shosboars, Oppoxition party @ rather ominous. | have not the least | assanited the steve and murdered the guards A certaia eoubt they wilall ate to overthrow the Casiiia | Wr. W. H. Lindsey, who arrived Plecorvile, «ine government, and ayain the country into another | bearer of thie news. Wr. Lindsey's sia'ement of the revolution, the saccear of wi ‘will entirely od om | atack im generally dinbeliewet, His report hes not yet the concvct of the new adminisiration during it | been confirmed, end it ie (he massacre exis only = yay op the Stet Cy Ip the iwagination of Mr. Lpdrey son ice I'veaident ¥ Probably go well, ‘The three men reported Killed were Jomph ichardaon, for be is the most able statesman that Pern cam at proses | eonductor; Cnerion Conover, Eilas Punrage, ant Treo. boast of, and the only one who can guide ber mifely | Rarban,« Freneoman, guards wr Lindeey stator shat whrovch the dificultion by which she ts beset. two of there four men were invelaahe to toe overisod The elections pasced off much more quiet'y tan wae an botpe io @¥Ory reapeot trastworthy, aod ‘ ticipated: several rows occurred, and throe or four por —_ enurpriee, ndinn tongne as realty aeths Inaians themer'vee. ing the | This renders (he mag-acre the more surprinivg, a9 had always bees gree ene hes Bred wan tex rey had always given bie ex ra ratione, > be presented to the Indians at biv Gineretion foe same of the man who erceped ia not etated. It would bee serione if the report should prove trae = The peope are jart pinning to place (ath jo the stab iny and safey of overland mall route, and pend letters by ihto the fesern States. if contidencn wae lost in the Piacerriie rome. of In lima pews appears to be at scarce ar in Paces The elections are going om, bat they do not appareotiy excite much interest. The french Admiral bas het anotber question witb the government relative to the pro coodin ge of a Pernvian veenel of war witha l'rench mor chant ship on the coast, for which the Prruvian govern Busine 8 to be very dull here. The bay ts ful! of vessels, chiefly American, waiting charters. Two large ships & rived this woek from Bombay. Seta de Mare, of Qaito, Cootaine an ioteresting cor. reapondence reiative to the Peruvian Minster s interference im the matter of the lands granted by Houndor to tho Britich bondholders, im settiomen: of taeir claims. Mr course the mai! master vow sent by it would go isto orner chaptels. Emigration to the northern gold mines bar entirely ceased. From one extreme the a manner possible that he dows aiate } BOLIVIA. fon test, bringing about $40,000 segs from DUTIEG ON FO! IN COTTON GOODS REDUCED —aaLxzU | Fraser river, and one bandred aod thirty palmeegere. WILL REMAIN IN TACNA—GENERAL SOCIAL GRBSE. The government of thie republic has ievved a decree tr due'ng from forty to fifteen per cent the duties oa foreign cotton PRO The season hes now arrived when mini can «be promecnte!. The river hee fallen” several feet, and the bars whicn im April last, when uncovered, yielded such large quantities of gold, will reward the labors aiventurers, masy of whom have remaived {lle for months. che great draw beck to the new ming territory haa been ite cumate. summer heat meite tbe snow on ine mountains, which goods. Public tranquillity seem to be safe from any disturb: oF Belza, who was the bope of the Bolivian emigrants re. wolpp in Tacna, bas refused to retorn lo hurope. Bester the extadl rhment of cipal! corporavions the crganizavon of the Natiwna! Guar: in all the depart ments been deoreed, ‘n whieh will be emrotied only lawyers. university sudenis, merohapts, land proprietors and mechanics The ebipmensof $40,000 { dust ‘is the neat evitence of thie statement, vonal- dence of Californians at Victoria and om the river in the riebuess of the mines @ unadeted ‘the error commited by the people In gotug to the new mines Fos lear ing at an improper Une, unprepare!, aad without meas”, In thousan is of oxsee, of payiog expense beyord Victor, Whatoom, aod other towns where the steamers from Sao Francisco landed their paweagers. ECUADOR. STRAM ON TH GUAYAQUIL RIVER. We iearn that tbe steamer Bolivar (formerly Young America, of Tapame doing well jn the Guayaqai river, and is likely to Temunerative to her owners. Bhe now maker two trips @ week between Guayaquil aod Bodegas, besides towing, &c., on the river. She has been and bas thoroughly repaired bad asaioon built on her | They would listen to 00 caution advice, bat, ent uf Seek, ana every way wultable for the trade ia wouing lo every uecemary to liv: * wild aod x § which she # employed. couniry, for the north, and of course were dieap- ; a ne recklessness whick govermed the orig: ation r Mut bo well andersood af the Atlantic side 0; Me Uated mates sloop" of war vane ay re a ; van. | Wl Aaguat or Septomber they would have bean a>ie to Plzmoeth were ot Grevtows on tho let inch. Fee Cavan: | oo to work On their arrival, aad receive a geod retara for sab errived on the wit. from Now Yorn, after 8 pas. Galt lnber ona rst. But they turned a deaf sar wo ait een both arrived | 84710, and thowe who return console themselves by «x- Saratorn , from Prince, in afew | Pressing thelr disbelief in the existance of gold marge om the 28th ult, The latter would leave for bome quenii' €s co Fraser river. days, vis Vors Graz. Notwithstanding the unfavorable repori that rench here, the 0) held by vory intelligent persens who have visites the conpiry tat gol is abuncwatiy reatwcred The Board of Fxaminers, consisting of Chie? \ogineers Wood, Sewell and Kin, that convened st the Navy yard, New York, on the 6th of July leat,and reconvened on | siung the banks of oS aes ee pe for ee examina ot 9 | gum of $10,000 has been takon froia Hill's Bar dartog the for tion aud candi for admission, Rave close’ | time ths water was low evough tw permit work tbe aerate _seonea Aenteans, Ragteeer alexawanr | Pramtceed 08 Ube Darr i * Alta, who te oh Hits Rar Hendermon to De Firtt Assietant rom Oth of May, = of the Alla, who " 1867, end to take rank not after jee Hi. Loving. Se. cond! Aseistant Ropipecrs 40 be First Areistant Engineors of the date ¢f appolctment:—No. 1. haward D. Robie; 3. 6. R. Jobnson, & Wm. B. Broke; 4 H, W Spooner, Third Aeswtant Kogiorers to be Second Ageia inere ere all very savgning, and sy that when ‘he ae nee et nat they Con atl bovoed be allings Ret Le weet 10) per week will be tha ‘are in operaiion, ‘the t ant Prgineere—No 1 PG. Peltz; % J. S. Albert Wm Roderts 4. Chee H Raker; 6 Tem vce files; @ Robert W. MoClery; 7 Joba N. Sror s Jackson Mebimeil; 9 Wm. Cusiman; 10. Taos, J ones frst Cheat red, oy otper. It fa « Trent) (ee candidates pameed the Brerd for ad. nitge of ihe ttehneas of Praser wivsion a5 Phir’ Areiatant Rogineers. Trey velong prin- | fire * fair one (hie river im Hur amuRgy Psd, cpelly to the Widdle Sates, Dut some ave from the Bouth | a ie foil wine Sg urge w the prod act of eneh @' aim and from the baat tithe dae is given, Ths r Second At from the wavy istant Engineer Glenity King haa resigned i tbe Har sand Onak Ld la ie feet @eep, WAlcb Be to be removed