Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
LATE FROM THE IsTHMUS.

Baltimore, July 19th-94 o'clock p. "
The southern mail is IN bringing all the back
mails.
By the arrival of the steamer Alabama, we have
New Orleans papers of the l It'll inst, with news
from Chagres to the 29th June.
Mr. Rossiter. bearer of dispatches TO the Govern
ment of the United States, came passenger on the
Alabama.
On the 29th June, there were at Chagres, the
schr Enterprise of Alexandria; steamer Orus of
New York; and steamer L. Taylor, of PhiIadel-
phia.
There were very few passengers at Panama on
the 25th ult., almost all having left for San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Rossiter. bearer of dispatches, came passen-
ger in the English steamer Chile TO Panama
The Chile brought $4,000 in Gold. on freight
to Panama, which was re-shipped to the Royal
mail steamer Teviot, at Chagres which vessel sail
ed on the goth June
By politeness of Mr.. Cleeman, one of the pas
sengers on the Alabama. we have been put in pos
session of the following information:
At Valparaiso, on the 3Oth May last, the excite
ment occasioned by the report of the abundance
Of gold in California, still continued The emf
grafton from Chill was on the same scale as at
first, and passengers had been taken from Yalpa-
raise to San Francisco for $50.
In Peru there had been considerable luIl in the
spirit of enterprise regards California. The in
teligence which had reached there relative to the
San Francisco. had put a stop to further exports
The disposition to emigrate, however, maintained
its force among the lower classes of the pcpula-
ton.
A thorough change in the ministry of Chill took
place toward the latter end of May. The COnser-
vatlves forced from Office. and the Radicals
obtained full possession of the Government.
The Hon. Seth Barton. late charged Affairs at
Chill, has left Valparaiso for this country, in the
Z. S. ship Dale. G. W. Moorehead, L. 5. Consul
at Valparaiso. is Charge Gd interim. until the arri-
val of the Hon. Bailie Peyton. Mr.. Rossiter bears
dispatches from Mr.. Moorehead TO the Govern
ment at Washington.
Panama has beendeserted By nearly all the bet
Ter class of the population, who have been fright
ened away By the cholera. and have retired into
the interior and to the islands on the coast.
There Is very little sickness at Gorgona and
Cruces. 4 disorder which has some resemblance
to Asiatic Cholera made its appearance at Pana-
ma but yielded readily to medical treatment.
The passengers of the Alabama. en- route to Cal
ifornia. where met by MIR. CIeenan while crossing
the Isthmus. between ChagTes and Gorgona =
They were all well and getting along successfully
Passengers unproyided with tickets, who were
taken TO San Francisco by the California on the
oath ult., were all charged three hundred dollars
per head.
An immense quantity of gold had been taken to
Valparaiso from San Francisco. Not less than
81, 100000 of gold dust had been run into bars
there, asSayed marked and then forwarded to En-
gland ria Panama and ChagTes
There was no U. 5. vessels at Valparaiso on the
3Oth May.
Two deaths by cholera had occurred at Pana-
ma. One OF the victims was-an Englshman and
the other an American-names not recollectei
The arrival Of the Alabama gives no later in
telligence from California.