New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

loo Americans. and 800 mOts between CHas's' -
this-l,5Oo in AZ
The steamer Oregon EFF here on Tuesday morning
l3sh met, with 10 passengers There are nov '''"n
,x re...l. of different sizes up tor san Francisco a.
Of whom have their full complement OF passenger g"
x.s-d. They ss,o
Tse Bru.h bark couooa-y lso Passeossr' ARE @
An. Vial bark Ecasi5r. 10 '''' .. 40
PIG Unoo'.... 81 Col zsbrissio, Co 20
40 90. or Two small Spanish cossgng sehooc es " ~
ssasers IL all. TOsal nonber Of psssenser' ~
There i, also here the bark Humboldt With eoai Tor
Ho-lsnd L Aspinwsn- l understand that soOOoo cave
been offered for her, bu. that she 10 under bonds OF
slo 900 10 Nsssra A. 10 return for another ireisn'
Of coal.
The most exorbitani prices are readily paid here o'
vessels BY spectators, who taxing sdVanaee VI ~"
scarcity Of co1vsysnces ard the desire OF parties
away get any price they choose to derand 'o' 'H'
passage ,,-
s,er.ye pa...xs, In the steamers have sold readily
for $500 snd a. an example to how desperately snS
iOas parties here 10 get along. and nnSilns 20
the uncertainty Of other Of Conveyance VIII
u.,s fact. A gentleman from New.York hss actually
bought large canoe, COO feet long feet beam 70
L., hold and Intends with party TO make the voysge
10 her
formed euirrsnts that there will be within very ie"
day. sufficient number Of vessels to take CT Az ""O
are now remaining The L. : Consul here, (wno oy
the -ay /. a sco.ehmau. and very unpopular with
American, and nstves) informs that very tew YES
sells have visited this port Not many In ave years
a. within the past three months was his language
The Bay Of Panama. though very good rosd''esd or
hsrbsr for vessels will not admit those OF any size
| D 49, ala # sha ahnra one
resson why I, ha. not been frequen,ed by Amer
lean bottom. The Consul Mr. Nelson, informs me thi'
place /. very healthy at all Of the yesrthss he
h., resided here for seven years and the reports Of III
being unhealthy are false. lie 10 now collecting status
ties of the place with the view of publishing and cor
rec,ing the thousand and one made through
| ignorance or malice. I In hopes 10 obtain tnsn
from him for publication in your valuable journsL
| The Americans here are generally enjoying remark
ABE degree Of health when take into consideration
the change of cimste and diet which all are obliged
necessarily to undergo There has been but enc death
a,el, tina, can ascertain. This young msn IRON
Geneva In our own state abou. 81 years Of age named
| William Dezeng His complaint was brain fever Some
Of his com Danions informed that he worried very
much previous to the stack which proved 50 fatal De
cause be had not money enough carry him through
| California 1t was probably the inducing cause oil oil
disease.
son of Senator Dickinson has also been very III
bis comp amt has taken more favorable change th
morning but his physician corsiders his case averl
| doubtful one still.
! The California whose day for sailing was the Ion
inst has not yet arrived The agents here Mr. Nelson
and Capt Stout confidently expect her by TO morro"
| or next day She will undoubtedly bring much new
ofintsrest which shall hasten to transmit to you
To any Of our friends who think of coming to Cslifor
nia you can say this 10 very pleasant route durin
the dry season. from May to November but rather ex
| pensiye If they bring much bsggsge-which woul'
recommend them do unless II be- SONS article o
merchandise which will pay corresponding profit
The transit of goods across the lshmus will cost $40
100 los They should provide themselves with ucs
cts At New York. and sufficient number OF 10 cent an
franc pieces at less, pay all expenses The fret pas
regularly eight TO the dollar and the other at ten shi
lings each.
Provisions of most kinds be obtained here chesr
or than they can be brought from the United State
| scruss the rsthmus.
There have been but two light showers within tn
pas, is days aud bu, during the 10 days preV'ou
IN INV arrival 80 much for the statements Of Mr.. 81
phen H. Branch, who made il rain ten times da
during the dry season" BY the way that same NJ
Branch made himself quito notorious heresbous as tn
accredited correspondent Of me Herald II 10 reaiI
amusing 10 hear the statements OF visits received fror
him in bis official capacity, Suffice IL to say, he VS.
everywhere written down ass, long before the fac
became apparent through the columns of the Herald
The steamship Northerner and the steamer Alsbsm
from New Orleans brought Col J. B. Weller and suit
One Of the party, . Capt Tyler, when about eisi
miles from the city, me, with serious casually
the accidental discharge Of gun loaded with buei
shot several Of which were lodged In his thigh. II
supp osed not to be dangerous. Yours ID.