The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-20
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE
FROM
CHAGRES, PANAMA AND VALPARAISO,
RECEIVED BY THE
STEAMER ALABAMA, AT NEW ORLEANS.
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List Of American Vessels in the Straits Of
Magellan, &c. &c.

BALTIMORE, July l9-9h p. M.
The Southern mail Is in bringing all the back
mails among which We have New Orleans papers to
the 18th June.
leans, dates from Chagres to the 10Th June have been
received.
Mr. Rossiter, bearer OF dispatches from Valparaiso
to the government Of tho United States came passen
ger in the Alabama
On the goth Of June there at Chagres the schr
Enterprise Of Alexandria; steamer Orus Of New York.
and steamer z. Taylor, of Philadelphia.
At Panama, on the 25th, there very few emf
grants remaining, nearly all having left previously for
San Francisco.
Mr.. Rossiter arrived at Panama in the English
steamer Chile, from Valparaiso.
The Chile brought seven hundred and seventy ave
thousand dollars in specie to Panama which was re-
shipped on board the royal mail Teviot, at
Chagres, whence that vessel sailed the goth June
for England.
By the politeness Of Mr.. Cleeman, one OF the pas.
ssngers the Alabama the New Orleans papers we're
furnished with the following intelligence -
At Valparaiso, on the 3oth of May, the excitement
created BY the discovery Of gold in California continued
to be very strong and the emigration from Chill gene
rally was still very extensive Passengers were taken
from Valparaiso to San Francisco for $50.
In Peru there had been q considerable lull in tho
shandise to California caused by the reported rsdue
tion In prices OF every description OF goods at San
Francisco; but the emigration to California continued
to be considerable principally however, of the lower
clssses.
About the latter end Of May, . thorough change
took place in the Gillian ministry, the conservatives
giving place to the radicals.
Hon Seth Barton, lAte u Charge to Chilli had lefs
Valparaiso for home, in the a. s sloop Of war Dale
n IN
ed interim, until the arrival Of the Hon Bailie Peyton
Panama has been nearly deserted by the better class
Of the population, being frightened by the cholera
They had retired to the interior to islands on the
coast and to Chagres Gorgona and CIR sss yet there
Is little 'ickness In Panama, the disorder which bore
resemblance to Asistic cholera yielding readily to
medical treatment Only two persons had died with
the disease one American the other an Englishman
Their names are not recollected
The emigrants for California Who went out In the
Alabama from New Orleans, we're met By Mr. Cleeman,
between Chagres aud Gorgona all we'll.
The emierants who were unprovfdsd with tickets
and who were taken to San Francisco In the steamer
California the Gath ult charged 500 each for
their passage.
Immense quantities Of gold had been ..nt from San
frsneiseo to Valparaiso. Not less than one million
and half q dollars worth OF gold dust had been run
into bars, asssysd marked and then forwarded from
that place to England. via Panama and Chasres.
No U. g. vessels we're at Valparaiso on the 3oth Of
May.
No later intelligence from California Is received by
this arrival
The following vessels were at Port Famine, straits
OF hagesn, on tbe 10th OF March, all bound for Cali
fcrnia;-
FRon NV YoPK-rilet boat Hackstar aud sshoopers
Anthem. Sea Witch. Empire Roe and velasco
fEoA Bosror Iiiot boat Anonyma, and brig North
Beud.
fros BALrposr Pilot boat Eclipse
Fhon Sac HARRos-Schooner IA Emery