New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Arrival Of lac OHIO.

r, 6os steamer Ohio, under command Of Lieut.
s,ook. U. 8. n. arrived in New-fork IL ifbor
- New Orleans aud Havana a, an early hour
| ardsy afternoon.
/ IA left New. Orleans the afternoon OF the 4th
,.o'clock. and came down the river to meet the
t.coo. which was Photographed before the o. lett
rOrisans and which came up and tras'erred
= passengers aud msils to the Ohio, aud pro
| lad no the river. The Ohio did not cross the
! :, At the Bslze until next day at r. NJ. on &C
at Of the low water. The pilot stated alter
,,,d that had be known the casa aud certainty
,h which she stesred he would have brought
y 10 sea without stopping. detention oi "'s
"A will no. be likely to occur again, as inc piio'
"A abe would be able TO cross the bar at the 10"
4. drawing even a greater draught than she
tsv at this time.
ss M sde the run 10 liavsns in 81 h'un' ana from
peoe home in days, mskiss days and hours from
I, Bslre to this City, running time she Brings i<e
,uspgers 81 from California, brought by the fsicoh
tyu Chasres, 81 from NewOresns and 10 from lie.
MA shs took 81 from New Orleans to Havana
n. brings very large latter and newspaper mail
ION San Francisco and places along the coast her
rurs were anticipated By the Empire CITY, ont me
tssafs Correspondence which she brings VIII be
md fresh and interesting. Among our letters are
nte from BArAnD TAYLOR.
among the passengers, by the Ohio, Is Col. j. IL
Ne bearer of dispatches from the Postmaster 0eneTs
| Jc.Hfornia. and Commodore Jones number who
an, ont In Col stevensons regiment have returnsd
ynly all Of whom have from toree to ten 'nousano
basrs 10 gold The largest piece brought was aug oy
M nsr at tho upper Moealumne dissns 1t is oil VIZ
| % gold, weighing ounces.
The amount OF gold actually broughtis sno"n 10 De
,orh $4,000 which probably does no, cover the
,sols amount The Ohio brings 100000 on freight Tor
| 40 city.
TAs news from Havana is but Of little interest The
u.ntne restrictions have been removed, vessels are
emitted TO enter and depart from evcry port In The
shsd States without difficulty.
AIsrss number Of persons vi,itcd the Ohio on hef
urn from New Orleans all being permitted to 90 and
,vn. A they pleased at Havana. The Tscon Theater
opsned on the 10Th.
ne steamship Isabel, Capt Rollins, ieit havana u"
he morning Of the sth for Charleston
The Falcon Is Advertised to leave Havana for Chasres
the 22J, ON the arrival Of the Ohio from New-forS
The foIlovins IL a list Of tho Obio's passengers;
hr g steom.hp OH, brought by The steam'hip fale'n
"a. Choors 10 Ness OrlsansJ w lnge, bearer OF az
,sshss Mr Davis, X N Holmes, Morris, Taylor
EDsnnison MIR Wood, A DesdOrfer Mr. bennsm NC
sniyy Woodbury. Masters. q Z Smith, John Hartman,
| ia Turney, John Harmon. Psdes; hsl,ey' James
lssrhear Lieut. Ssmouski, Asron Turner ,,aaay'
IV Glenn q O'Csllshsn, Ssm'l keilum, Jason White
Brooks q % Ironsides, Mr. sage George Ehner'
N s,nnteuburg John Sherman John Fulton, Mt Scout
On A Burke. Jsres Rowen, John Hsnn'ng, Gneoacn
Dr. TuLesbury Charles Baker, Charles Ines Aston,
cuwell, James PHILIPPE, Jsmes MeCsriy, WIN Ryan
NJ Bslehelder, John Ennis, HURLEY J w MOTHS III
hsinard-49 =, ,s
yrom Ns,r.o ,isa.s 10 Nes- Yo'k-Msj Chapman lady
Asck- lady and children and servants Mss fleid
M Mr. Wilson aud lsdy. Mrs Auchioaek. Mrs Mana Az
soio Llorsute and children. Mrs Wright, Col ga,
Aad and lsdy,s Children and servant, MIS-
&xs Al MARTIN Fishsr Bernardo Mares yohnsoi
Yesles Wight Mitchell Ferry, John u Sulhvsn
j,nss Miosbsek, A c Woodruff. James hs,.sm
I.ster Antonio keys, Sns' MoHoey' Rob,n. Nor
10 0iIbsr. " Aiues, Israel Snow, John Malone; I
woodruff, Mrs Fausl. q Dillingham;, Bernard Nsuas
,.ionio Leysr, Edward Beaver. T Knott Felix START
IA 1homas Harry Aius SO Total, los.