The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

ninlng tacilites, intend En- ,ake oossr,sou Of the
nines, ., g ar'n.si u ecessarv. Mus oe,rOas.
I'M W" '. iean .nnsts, male and tenn ale, came
pluinive music vocal and ,ustrlm- ntal, and with
11ancne, W ,hicn they introduced the pranclng OF
n"Isee, 4, in short. all the steps aud daaces OF
EissirI Co., Nth the Polka. In particular, and
the s~ eetest music ever heard, discourslng much
mat ( had heard in the leading operas of Am area
wro'e you, at Acapulco, describing It's beauties,
fruits its beautiful harbor, the character OF Its in
habitants. have, indeed, given you two faithful
descriptions of Acapulco, one forwarded from A =,
and the other at this place. San Bias Is COM posed
OF a few miserable hnts, about two miles from our
anchorage, town about hall as large rs Acapulco,
being few miles distant from the port Of San
Bias. Trpc 10 some GO miles IN the interior. We
have had sprinklng OF the scenes OF Coumbuss
expedition, the May Flower, our great fathers, NC /,
including some Of the grand exhibitions to be seen
In meDagerie.
The Messrs. Talbot leave US at Mazatlan. H IN
dreds are waiting our arrival mt M ,zatlan, and
thousands have left there tor Sda Francisco tn
list send is doubtless very imperfect many pas
seDgsrs have transferred their tickets, and taken
the Philadelphia, and the schOoners. l know Ut
some on board whose names are not on the list,
who purchased tickets at Panama Bat sflll the
LIST will be OF satisfaction to many as il Is in the
main correct. ] have not gwen the names OF tle
Peruvians.
Psrsiier Smith and lady, Il Frazer. Lieut.. A
Gibbs, Samuel w. Talbot, Marcus u. r.lb,t VI.
Price and servant, Van No'trand; Chsries Hall,
Lieut. G. W. REVERE, Lieut. w Harrison. Lent
Dsnvine Lsadbettsr, stephen Toft, Prichstts, Ed.
mund II. Csadington, D b Fowler, Lieut. r S. Will
hanson. John W Douglass, wm: Bryant, Z. Wood
run, O f. Wheeler ana lady, Robinson, 3. Steia-
bergen, Msj. Dougs, 8. +. Allen, Jas. Reed, l. r.
s.s r:,s. Smith ss%S css.
X. Smith w %. H. P.iss William Norris, o. + BayIey,
DR.. j. Aes, Mr.. Jones, w s Midnight, j. r. M.'oney,
Charles CULVER. D II. Wip!ey, q w. Fsnuo, H.ory
Parrot B. +. Butterfeld, A. B. 60, Ike, Louis Pope,
lease r. Govet. H: Wheeler, NJ Shsn ncocke, Cspt.
M'Doosail, A. Slough, DE- s. Haley, James Giant,
Esq James L. Fowler, A. L Dale c Livingston, Mr..
Carr, Capt M. Waterman, Capt. N Wype Gen. 40 air,
lady and children, L. II. Robertson. r. A bforpin,
James Frazer, Capt. Stephen Carm,ok. 4 W.
Thompson Major Ogden and lady. W. f. TTghmaa,
Major CsIdy and lady (sos wslD, Toutaus II. y,
ston, Ord Mt Mills, George l. Pisrce, Msjor Witt.
tier Mr. Hasey, Mr.. M'Dowsl and lady Mr Siaesre,
Mr. Soors% n. MI EftS BIZ Rspps1 Me Rooin,on
Carpenter, T. Van Beuren. J. IL. Coyhiu, j o. Cav.
ford, W T Pendeton John Barker William Rsy nolds,
G. Shoemaker Alexander M'LAushlin ana LAZY, Pat.
Byrne, Major Giob. and servant, Mr. Toisd .ao Dr.
Clements, H. Hughes Major Osdens servant, " ,jor
Gsrhys servant: Major fit1serald, w. Heath L
Brauch,L A. Poook d. Locke rhomss Pailips Nc.
Scott. A. Duprat g. A. Mc:esf John As-l o ). Al
Lyon, S. C. Mott, S. G. Mount, II D. Allies. &. w.
Joyce G. Hardy, C. r. To.usend, c.. H~wood,
loueh John Lswbier. John Jsoksoa, j. F Magic, f
D. Crosby, Cspt. Kearney, M De Greot, w. q. D .vs
James Whsrton James Bren.
The American Consul, Mr.. Bssel, came on
extavagant accounts we have had from San Fran
cisco. saying that many millions of dollars worth
OF gold had gone from San Francisco TO China
Peru, Chilli, Mexico, England, America. &C.;
hgent gentlemen that if the American Congress
were efhclently and rapidly to ensure Its
transmission directly to the American minis,
America can, In few years, control the exchange
ut Tho nvlA tk,th
agencies IN the leading cities of the world but
foreigners will be compelled to EN- ,loy their
monetary agents Ia the great city OF New York.
There must be large number OF Amsrlc ans on
board whose names are not on the list. Frank
Ward and lady came on board at Lima. Tne
American Consul at Payta, with his clerk, and
two or three hundred thousand dollars for
banking and exchange purposes In San Fam
cisco, are on board. A. M. Hindmsn, from Con-
necncut and an elderly gentleman from NJ iryIaud,
who have been long residing IN Peru, are on
board. A. M. Villanu, one OF the largest miners
In South America, is on board. with IL or Is
are now entering tn, harbor OF Mazatan : much
excitement exists We shall probably stop here
during the day (now 0 A. M y, and then cross the
Cult OF California
There are five hundred passengers (mos,Iy Mex
Icans) at Topic, awaiting transit to Sda Francisco
From ten to twelve thousand have gone from NJ .x.
leo. Whole battalions, armed to the teeth. are
moving through the heart of Mexico, gotten up
oy the 8Ieat capl talstS ana friends OF Santa Auna
IN whose favor (being always ready for any hostile
demonstration against American the Mex,cans
are rising In one solid mass, whose cry IS, "Cali-
toruIas recovery or dea'h."
saw a man in San Bias, who got IS, 900 in three
months at the mines, and another $i3, 900 ia the
same time About fifteen thousand peOp Die are in
San Francisco. The snow, IN the middle OF De-
cember, at Suffers Fort, was from SIX to sixteen
inches deep, with no prospect of digging uati at
ter the freshet IN June. Board Is $25 a week,
without lodging, most persons sleeping IN the
public streets, there being few houses. The TO-
reigners outnumber the Americans as ten to one,
and intend to exterminate tho Americans as they
arrive, and keep posse ssion OF the country as long
as possible. This is positively the news We get at
San Bias. The veil will soon be removed, on our
arrival, when will send you the real news
STEPHEN II. BRANCH.