Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
=, the n. 0. Bulletin, June IL.
i ,ya INPORTiNT FROM CALIFORNIA,

I Crescent City icifh one Million Of
dg ~ G,M-Tte Isthmus clear of Pas
gsls. gsl.,.,u,er Crescent City, Capt. SroDDARD
Hns s.,.,i,y afternoon from Chagres.
'ySoS;.ss from San Francisco are to the Isl
a' By the accounts from the pas.
u',r s,s,mer California, Capt. FORBES, the
s. resDecling the enormous quantities of
''.' ~ means exaggerated. The Crescent
y nsarIy half a million IN gold dust, and
freight, and the passengers on board
!" as mHca more, which they bring from
r.,o,ars to be no limit TO the extent of the
Recent discoveries have proved it to
=. southward of Santa Barbara. and
" awards The line Of Lower Co.: MIA.
.,,;ons heretofore made respecting the
Ir biob prices of labor, etc., are beyond
ss and there are now at San Francisco
20 ffty vessels of different nations, whose
~. asserted them, nor can the indictment
u ,sr month as wages tempt them TO return
r.;;s5 States ship Wurren arrived on the
II and fifteen men deserted within twen-
RS after. 1t is almost impossible TO re-
=, hoard The government vessels.
-..,o,er California, after innumerable de-
sr,ogb the untiring exertions OF Captainl
..,rceeded in leaving San Francisco on the|
,i midnight. From the 26lh March, to|
fSsaiIing, Captain f. was occupied in ga
crew together, the former crew having
4 unon his arrival. The c. arrived at Pa i
!, rbe 2lst May, having been under canvas
sr.y-eight hours.
| p,yauq. Lieut.. Potter, arrived at Panama.
T. York. on the 6th MAY, in fifty-fve days|
,r hours running time, and left on the l7tht
/, Francisco. with three hundred passengers.
|G1rm. Capt. Person, arrived On the 5thI
L,m San Francisco, and sailed May 23d, full
..roers The California will sail about the|
Inc for San Francisco and the coast.
arrangements made for supply of Goa
ro doubt of regular communication be-
Ruanla and California. The only difficulty
sded is the deseTiion OF crews, but as the
rv are determined to run the steamers, ihisI
n will be overcome by the payment of the
,aps demanded by the seamen. This wasI
the case of the California /; and will be
n 10 whenever necessary.
l.ra was deserted. With the exception Of
ans waiting for the California (to sail on
En aE had gone up the coast. no doubt, on
r,r re;;o;c;ng." Panama was healthy.
I'D fron Crucis to Panama, is the one now
y ,Itboush the rainy season had no, fairly
a.t S i, FAMED only occasionally.
| fr,agni Ciiy brings (by special order) three
,,1.iis,ir7 Of fifteen mail bags from Cali +
SINE Of Them as far back as March last.
.rzs of their delay, has been the detention /
sguera. San Francisco, from want Of fuel
,,t. and the want of regularity in the de-
n he mail steamers from Chagres.
nraI steamer Fay, sailed from Chagres on
hi Nay, taking eighteen passengers with
mns soId dust. These persons were bound
Unted States, By way OF Kingston andt
!, md were aPprehensIve Of long stay all
b yu only one American vessel q, Chagres,
nnei Iona, of New Orleans, and three yes
m lb9 Carihagena coast.
C.C brings l26 passengers. Left Chagres!
ai1T, 4ih inst, and arrived on the 10Th j
pASSd-o Al SiA NeI
NRll, G. S. 4, Mrs. Persifer F. Smith,
Fnssengers-totaI, 126.
90: the passengers by he Crescent City, it'll
Est, are CO.. HUGHEs, Of the Topogra phi /
F,rts-s, and his party, who have been en-
lazPloriDg and surveying different routes:
rad across the lsthmus. We learn fromE
BEES fiat he has been successful beyondI
hrguine expectations. having ascertainedi
explored and surveyed q splendid route,
mon or Navy Bay to Panama, the whole
Of which from ocean 70 ocean is but for
Lies, and the summit elevation only 275!
Fe ihe Pacifc-the greatest grade On the!
aope being only twenty feet per mile, and
acflc side forty feet, with abundance ofI
anbera and other materials along the route.
Bay Is not only free from any bar, but!
q The finest harbors in the world, with!
pc of water for the largest ships &C war.
o Ihe shore, where the road will be To-
erks On the road will be commenced I'M
and completed and in operation w;thinI
1FHEs confirms the information that the|
aeahrely y clear of passengers, all of whoml
means OF conveyance to their respective
,'her learn from Col. HUGHEs that besides
q the Crescent City, t1ro millions more
SO the lsthmus, during the month Of May
Oh Il only from California, and the ba-
"a tae South. though a part of the latter
~" originally come from California also.
-CeaEs' party are all well except CaptainI
~ 0Di who is not considered seriously ill.
passengers in the Crescent City died on|
efoay morning of cholera-he had been|
Iof IL years in California, and was re-
'l!n MS family, having acquired large
1Ing ms residence, of which he had $780,
90 On board the Crescent City.
DS OF TIE lIUyGARIANs.-The following
Tenands of the Hungarians, as agreed
Aossuth, Georgey, BEN and Dembrinski ::
recognition Of the Kingdom of Hungary