New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Reported Accident TO the Csiifornin-Arrfval
| Of Mrs. Fremont.


PANAMA, March u, 1s49.
Ny DEAR GREELTr Knowing your desire TO
bs possessed OF the very latest information avail my
self BY the poseness Of our Consul Mr. Nelson, OF an
express he dispatches this morning to connect with the
Falcon for the States. Since my last nothing worthy
Of special notice has occurred The California has not
yet made her appearance here which will undoubtedly
be source Of great disappointment To your citizens
as Il 10 Of uneasness TO US, who have been 10 waiting
two or three weeks for her here In land Of strangers
subject 10 attacks Of Sickness which almost necessarily
arise, even In the hssihisst ATTITUDES from change
Of diet and climate and very considerable expense.
The Consul, who 10 her Agent snd also Capt Stout,
express every confidence 10 her being here by the nt
Of April. She has probably been obliged 20 her
sails and what weed chs could take her return Trip,
as no ARRANGEMENTS have been effected for the supplying
these steamers with coal San Francisco earlier than
July.
In addition to this Of delay there IL also the
contingency Of the loss Of her by deseion, and
Of accident 10 her machinery. Some OF the officers o.
the fgse Pandora who have been surveying the Coast
Informed that person from the Island Of Equiso
about 30 miles north Of this boarded the California on
her way up and reported accident 10 her machinery
disabling her much that shs then making but
miles to the hour. Neither the Consul Capt Stout
credited the report which have Q great interest In
hoping 10 be untrue authorized to inform those
ourposing 10 take this route California that
contemplation adssd has beeR BY prrote parties The
Government repair As roads 5epesR Lhis place aud
Crsoss G0s0Aa, and that In consequence soon 80
the rainy sets in luez month they will be slmos'
lmpsssab!e.
There 10 also smother imposition agsins. which emil
grants ought 10 be warned viz the preserved meats
4 4 La. 81. III
packages Of which thrown into the river at Cha
gree BY my self and others Some 81 the expense
and trouble Of bringing them to this place and at Cor
COMA the air irapreznsted with the eavia srs
ing from them TO make IL necessary to hire per
soas 10 bury them. Not poEsd, 90 far az Aas.
heard has reached this piacs m a sound condition.
The Britain steamer for Calico and Valparaiso Leaves
this morning. taking raA her 10 passeRsus who &c
down the coast seeking for conveyance TO California
In preference TO remaining here.
Mra Col Fremont reached this place lsst evening
Col Weller and suite. also Col. Emory stl here
waiting for Conveyance up the coast Yours &c d.
Frsm Panama-sailiss Of the Oregsn-Pas-
seagsrs at the Isthmns.
correspordenes Oft be Tribune.
PAsAxA, March 3, ls4s.
; MEssEs. GRIKLEr & McELKArH: The Oregon
l.s The l3th with 30 eigr Many Of the stser
| age tickets had been resold 1t from e30o 10 t50o
The Equsior Is ready 70 sail 10 the British bari
CoIlooney. The former tskes l3o passengers,
the latter about the Same number. Passage In ,hss
. 10 vessels was put 81 $40.
No person should come on without ticket for sh.
steamer.
There are GOV LOO snisrsnz On the I.thrnus val,
ing transportation
The California has not Jet arrived, but IL daily ex
, pcctet
shal enclose you . communication from San Fran
cisco upon ny arrival ss that place, which win CON
prize such Items II intelligence may prove interest
ing 10 Jour readers
Isn. gentle nsn, yours respectfully. Jig