New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
siXTEkN DAYS
LATER FROM CHAGRES.
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
NO STEAMERS AT PANAMA.
$500 Persons on the sstbuus---Nenns
Of Conycyance 80 -nn Francisco.

from Chseres April 80, and Havana 'th inst
reached this port early Saturday morning shesal-
cd hence April z. and arrived at Chsgres on the
10th, making her passage 10 days and 90 hours
No intelligence had been received ofihe California
It Panama. aud the sealaer Panama was daily
exoccted The Oregon was due on about the 9Th
May, so that by that time al three are due.
Nothing direct from CaHtruia had been received
since Jan H. The latest dates from Valparaiso
and Callao report no arrivals from San Francisco
since those Of the Huntress and Nouvcsu Perse-
weren't, which sailed thence on the 9th Dec. and
have been before reported
There was no contagious disease at Pansms.
and but few deaths had occurred, which are re-
ported under the proper head
The number Of persons awaiting passage at
Panama on the 2sth was estimated at 2,5co but
of this number $50 had engaged passage in the
following vessels to sail that week: Ships Nisn-
tic, 800 HUMBOLDT (Bremep) $50; bark Sslidad,
20 briggs Copiapo $50 Josephine 80 Two
Friends, 80 leaving 200 TO be provided for
700 Of whom have tickets for the steamers, and
We are informed by the best authority That a.
these persons can be sent in sailing vessels within
week. as there arc now in Panama four more
among which are the ship Sylph, OF Fairhayen
HAMBURG ship Sophia, who had not been taken up
Mcssrs. Lcech < Co. of Panama advertise that
5000 paid them will entitle person 10 4 steerage
passage to San Francisco, with board, unt the
vessel sails, as they have effected arrangements
To dispatch large number Of passengers By send
ine 10 Caao for vessels.
As the rainy season had not set in the road
across the lstnmus was in good order, and 10 dc
tention now occurs from the want Of canoes and
mules Chasres aud Gorgona were healthy, ex
cepting few cases Of fever aud ague. More
ports of any deaths have reached us from those
places
The royal mail steamer Tcriof from San Juan
dc Nicaragua had arrived at Chagres on the even
ing Of Goth ait. and sailed for Carthegena 2'th
with large amount Of specie.
as the Crescent City was being got under way
CA the morning OF Both ult and when the sigma
gun was about 10 be fired, Mr.. James Moncrieii,
first officer, inadvertently stepped near the muz-
ze. unseen by the person who applied the match,
md before Mr. NJ could be warned OF bis danger
he was instantly killed. Mr.. NJ. had himself di
rected the gun to be fred but a second before
His death can only be attributed to his forsctiul-
coffin AID followed to the grave by the crews and
officers of the Crescent City aud Orus. The Ores
cent CITY LETT Chagres for Havana on the evening
OF the 3Oih, where she arrived on tho morning ct
the 9Th. and remained two days 10 take in coal,
leaving Havana on the tn with 20 passengers.
Through the politeuess OF Mr.. }. w Wilkins,
Purser OF the Crescent City, We have been fur
nished with flies of Havana papers to the oth
inst There Is no local news of Importance.
Madame Bishop aud Bochsa are giving concerts
with great success.
The Goctfa dcir Habana copies from the BectSOT
OF Curacao Of April D. some later news from
the South American Republics. In Venezuela II
was feared that the civil war was about 10 break
out again more fierce and implacsblc than before.
! New Granada Is quiet though there are some ru-
nrors Of disorder created by tho party opposed to
the election Of Gen. Lopez. The news from Chill
is no later than we have already received.
Among the prominent passengers arrived by
the Crescent City is a fine Mandngo Turtle
weighing about 800 pounds, having letter OF in-
PRODUCTION from Gen Norris, of the Panama Sur
vey. 10 Messrs Coleman a Stctson, of the Astor
Houso-wherc room will be made for him, large
number Of the boarders having promptly rendered
share OF their apartments.
OBrrrARY-On board The steamer Crescent CtH April
30 Cant James Moncrieh aged 40, by the discharge OF
| "A cannon May 10. at sea of consumption during the
! VOYAGE from Havana for New York Mr George Corsc
Illus OF Ann Arbor, Mich aged -. Michigan papers
please copyl
II Poaamo-Capt =. Carmichael, OF the Gloversyilc
Mining Company n y. Mr. Hasgct of do do T. {.
Cloueh Endcld Conn. of hernia Nj Wilson OF Yer
mont of fever J. H. Patcs of Canada, OF typhoid IT,
Yer. Mr. Dezcny of Geneva of congestion Oh ihc BRAN
The following is a list Of the arrivals at Cha
cres. with the number of passengers brought by
each vessel to Goth April.
Apri u steamer Col stanton from New Oreans-
| 10 March 30 brig Sarah Ann. from Honduras-li
. 3lst. British schr Emily, from do-Si: brush
brig Thetis. from do-so Schr- crescent Oi{i i'oi"
| New Orleans-5O Major Eastland ifom do-iu'- 70
| ,pril / brig splendid from New York;. steamer
| Maria Burt from New Orloans-5V. "a, s'nf' 'io4s
| from New York-,O 3d, schr. south Cmoma' nom
! kov Wcst-l4 Brig Pedraza from New Orleans
| ith .chrs Harriet Neal. from Boston-,h'; Mary
Marin from - Augustine. 18th bark Santec' iioin
| \cuNork-j- l2h brig D. Hitchcock from do
20 18Th brig Ievercit, from do-6' u - brig
| 1T, TIN, NcVv Orleans-A e.. oath, bark Charles
Dennis from New-l ork % -2Sih, hns Arena ron
| do-:H oath bark Florida, from Ne" Oflcans-- ~
| Icsssls ie1 a. CRagres Afgu @-Sieaner Coi Srsii
| ION from New Orleans bark Florida, do o'g Arena
| from New \ ork ,.,oo.h
The following is the Crescent City's
| LIST or PAsSENGRRS-Nessrs.D unslison tnshes D.
Fish Dickinson Donald - Jose Lanas RICARDO tscoo"
lanes Keriort Chsrles Canane Isaac Nc "i' Suf,nS
Dr Nc Anistrr T. Cole q. Choei. J. h h"lm&n F" H.
| ION II Hartman d. : sherman. master j. Howard t.
| ~toddard " W Mccormick, T. tussci- j. : he ~
| -, = ~ ,Vll,sr,s ] 4 futile, Dr Loncrce. NJ ID.
Napcs : stuart L. Wiley. L. Baum j.. Baum JI, r. r.
Csrl j. b Pratt G.. 4. Wilcox IA Prcass j. lay, a.
Cors,lius-Tota 81 from Chagrcs and 81 ron. nav ana
| -. s.,ors ] psfruUo Jr J. Gutierrcy, NJ Angelo, ..
| r. Ynninc MIR Davidson, 4. g. Mckenzie DR. jose
Nontauco Y Castillo 4 echlcchef masters , II M NJ
| ,,sn5 and 4 Armand L. Gonzalez and son, jose III"
| A. 49, .,l l.lv j J de Lssa. Monsieur David on
.ul General Of France ior the sle OF Cubs Mr.. L.
OSulhvan Mrs NJ OSullivan and scr' ANT Ms , sur
rsmnho r p Ritoxullo lady and scr' AM MIS- yn-'
so, and DAUGHTER Mrs : Rouvicrc, Miss v hoaNi,ie
c;lic,rir and servant masters Z. osamend and H.
Osamcnd. Mr.. J. :. Prince.
ChoIera-Thc River, Nc'
| Ei,raot If Later from Nec- ORLEANS
That YOU may have some idea OF the dels"'S
. ...ii,.. 81, ,b. Crescent civ lei me tell you