The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-24
Prom the PAil.dslpAiA Evening Bulletin.


Late frozn the Paciac and the Isthmas, ~.
CALIyoaNIA GoLD-The steamship Alabama arrived a,
New Orleans the night Of the 9th inst. having sailed
maca. on the I'd inst She brings no news whatever
from California but number Of California vessels
reported several from Philadelphia, all Of which will be
the Alabama was Mr. T. Rossiter bearer Of despatch.
toour who came passenger in the English
steamer Chile to Panama.
Panama. which was reshipped to the Royal Mail steamer
evio at Chagres, which vessel sailed on the 2sh OF
From the New Orleans Picayuue we make the follow.
ing summary Of news brought by the Alabama:
CuLr--At Valparaiso. which port Mi. Rosster left on
the 30h OF May the excitement occasoned by the report
d the abundance Of gold in California still continued.
first and passengers had been taken from Valparaiso to
San Francisco Tor $sO. short time previous to Mr..
Cleemanns departure from that port ship named the
for passengers for the golden land Her real value was
been offered for BY her consgnes In Peru there
regards California; the intelligence which had reached
Caao OF the low price OF merchandise Of all descriptions
in the markets at San Francisco had put stop to further
Ss
Toward the latter end Of May thorough change took
the the ol os
Obtained possession Of the ieins Of government Hon
Seth Barton, late charge daaes in Chilli had left Val
Ss e e s now
ad interm until the arrival Of Bale PeytoD, esq Mr.
Rossiter. mentioned above bears dispatches from Mr.
VALPARAISO on The British steamer Chile the 3oth May
and arrived at Panama the 2Jd June.
An immense quantity Of gold had been taken to Val
Az from s Ssn no ba
then forwarded to England via Panama and Chagres
IsrIimus or PANAMA.--Panama has been deserted by
nearly all the better class Of the population frightened
the interior and to the islands on the coast This, with
the departure OF the Americans had made OF the city al
most solitude. At Chagres. Gogcna, and Cruces there
was very little sickness In Panama disorder which
had some faint resemblance to Asac cholera had made
it's appearance but yielded readily to medical treatment
It was really nothing else, in the opinion OF the faculty.
he Alabama en- foats for California were met By Mr.
Cleemann between Chagres and Gorgona-all we'll
Passengers unprovided with tickets who were taken on
to San Francisco by the California on the X4th u We're
Two deaths from cholera or the disease which passes
for cholera occurred at Panama while our informant was
that city They were an ana aS. an sd s
cd imurudeny and delayed sending for medical aid until
it was too late. and collapse had suPervened
JAMncA--We have received files of the Kingston
journal to the I'd instant inclusive, 49,,
The legislative assembly Of the island met on the 26h
u The governor opened the sessions with speech, IN
which he says that the immigration act Of ls4s had
expired, and not Deen renewed anu ueIe oeing no du
horzed person to receive and provide for immigrants the
home government had considered it necessary to cease
supplying the island with recaptured Africans he ad-
British government and to devise measures TO
store the prosperity Of the colony Of which he speaks IN
Responding terms The Journal says the session viii
soon terminate, the majority are determined to transact
no business
On the oath ult large meeting was held called for
the purpose of expressing the sense OF the people OF ia
maica on the violations Of the slave treaties by the
Spanish and Brazilian governments.