The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

Among the passengers from California IL Col. . IA.
IDg~ of Mississippi, bearer Of dispatches Con
modors Jones and q. Special Postmaster 70 60
verpmsnt At Washington.
Ann. il lit Of the passengers in tho Ohis -
LIST OF PAssENGERs PROM cBAeREs II sEw
LEANS, NY STEAMSHIP FALCON.
J. ". ". IDge, bearer Of q. y. BROOKS.
Dr. laws. o. H. Ircn.ids..
Us. NoIrr George Elfnsr,
B. TAYLOR, Mr. st.stsnbnrsh,
r. enison, John Sa.rwsa,
a. D.Isdorsr, M scepl,.n,
s' sfiaIg. 5.1 "Srs ss..n.
W. sastri, Joint ua.siag
B.F smith, '. Irsnhseh
John Hartman. DR. i.sssbary,
John Harmon, Charlie. i@ss,
T. E hsi.ss, i; .s ....,.
James La"phesr. James PHILLIPS.
-. ssmdrsk, James Nc srty,
1 s-Ion n ssss.r' Mr. 's s.i.s ss:1.
f,;$$;;;Yi % s:;I.a. $.; S?,.,..
Jason White. d.. DrasAard.
FROM NEW ORLEANS To YORK.
,'fd J ,,as H. n: VII w:$:, I'D Lad"
Mr., Teolsy sna child. Ers. sialdas.
II. hitsisii. DC woodruff
y. Garrahhul. J 2. Tucker.
i Z. Fi:ss. T.l''' J. b bi, s"sS:
Dr. sssi,.. LADY. ~. !. .sls"y,
s sas" Anu '"''' 4. Sa,ssI i"'"'
FROM HAVANA TO NEW YORK.
joe Do Bale. Mrs Trspt and children,
Morrison, hiss Ida BAstian asd ser
John story,
Col Ingsn Of the party of "a who left Aberdeen,
Mississippi, for California and vent, via Mobile Ns~
Orsnns and Grazos in Texas to the nsuth Of IN. Rio
Gande thence up that river to Fort Brown and Romsr
ct the head Of navigation Of the Rio GrAnds, where
they purchased horses for the remainder ~ the aye
The ret part Of the voysg. made via Nonciovs
Chishusbus Rio ella, and Colorado aud reached the
gold mines In July. The whole vo, sss 400 miles
accomplished in eve months and six days
Nearly NIL II those returned, have each from -
$40 GOO worth 81 gold Several who out In Coonsi
SisvsDton's regiment have returned
The largest piece Of gold brought by this party bs-
lcnss to Colonel Ipse, dug at the upper Moeaame dig
giugs, weighing ounces
There is nothing Of interest from Havana or from the
Island The qus,snf,ns isus haze hem
s frcm all parts OF the United States permitted to
enter aud Depart Without d,nicuity.
The city g.n,rany Is very healthy.
The Taeon theatre opened on IN. 10Th.
great number visited the oAio her return from
New Orleans.
All on board vsr. permitted to go shore aud re-
turn TO The hip that shos. to do
The steamship Isab.L Captain Rollins, left Havana
On IL. 9Th for Chssi.,ton
The scou Is ADVERTISED TO leave Havana on the ga
for Chsgr,s the arrival there the Ohio from New
York
We have received by the Ohio full alss Of CAforni.
Panama Lima, vsipsralso, and Havana papsrs to tho
latest date Tn. papers from s-uth paolao are ous
month later than tbo,e formerly received
Our Panama Correspondent o..
Os BoAAp SrgAnna CALi,oast.,
Bs, 90 PANAMA SPIT IL 81. "
Asvs shall be OF by Daylight, tsss thi. lat opp.r-
tupi'y Of furnishing the items the journey
TO III. readers OF tn. Herald.
III. passengers mostly sbosrd Ave or six OF
whom are tick % the isthmus icv.r, ell Of whom VII
probably recover Tn. remsns Of captain Br.ytop OF
Warren, Rhode Ilspd, folio ssd to the gray. By
nearly on. hundred Of hts f.os passengers yesterday
norbiss. lie ..s about nity y,sr. ~ age.
On Friday lsst III. Senator arIiyed yalparsiso
aud Cslso s,iug the former port III. 10Th August
sh. had terrible -intsriog Ia tb. straits b-uE .sty
Gay, from entering to leaving; bad ali the Aboard
V,n In buiDb.rJ occupied almost ever, i.s.t
tve dsyt ~oOd cutting Ia st.aning "a. d.y u<nt
When vas hardy soTth the n.m-J iaaax .b,ut
-, Ia aud the about tore. a-~y, tas
commanded. Captain Bache, reported the s-pstor
bsuug brhss,d uoey che has bat Il, passengers aud
vii probably have hsrr la ~s.s ~ith soJat hun.
i,,t.rds,, the 10th the Unisoru hov. iu sight aud
TO day al ~ click spoke - h.r csP,a rsu.as
AZ "a. u c"misn'a to N,sss @acii'sos, Nri'oa svd
Go ~ho I'll suubt uss. VI b.r -rrvsi - sy
p.as. the tsIibis im psti.nc. of t- tslio tus
pr,,.nt oomi.ny 81 .nrgianls s'e uuy Il tue Sass
s0it vsrs thtre By the Urss0D, ~ .pganteI .
cnnittss Co ssit On the AGENT, drmAusiug O. suus
ebsD tie steamer ~Vuld tsii.N &c Ot uuur.e tns
able supttntsLs.nt tsho is probably the best gasard
for she sthc~ 81 soy Dsa hstoK susssIrd them stn
HE u-sut tsisctstIrc DECISION asd hFmuess. shien
quite tSftd the lartis; tbeJ 81 cOstss t1p,usei %
have fDud fur tasir ,btbs ls.,ic iags ,.1c-,
witch raissd nrrt bJ TIE vecy ua uraI or IA
tt.r unuatuIst tbr,t tor sUa sId Increased D. b..-
suo aiicuus NTrlsh.s. whose setu1iux sprcuiatans
In u.k, Ausua have brsp nttr'J -tUpyrd 1y the
energy era ,t"mpinsss ~ Ncsr- Stust .ui Zaor.scp
N,lsou, a. 20 That seems 10 b tae 'sty L.aI .nd
frtbu Il the of,uee.
a.. tsiu,Isia. Iitom the supper have Just hail
spIrAis g. q. ~, pr,ist1HsJ saa esrry prospect II
tw'u cas- tip ssd then fur "s'a, 's"ht bastt .
tsiuIbis - ths cable nstistrd fnHauaa sy g. Ana-
mans W -
Cur ,dtisss from Panama b. the Onto. are T. ths b
9Th Ct s.pt.r her. III. C-neseis 1.-The, u the sota
fAreu,t sta,es that the cholera
d.str,, I'd aud .x.rniDstsa ~boe n-i, hbnns city
81 C.itlsy,us. ihe population rxcs~d'd 10000 sui
f ti.se. ~ hort time, fourth carried ca by
the cisss.e The .p,d.nic ut only tagged a. gaftha
f,rs and the province bat s-o sxehisd ts rsrsges
TO ssbta asitbs ard Monfst, where u.s. fatality h,,
,tsu,dtlat al artbsIeba a psssens,r c1niua from
IL ,ds reported that W had broken Gus tb.te athat
usoroirsry ,ifui,nce.
AZ the tine. The Psuans psPsrs inform that
ths cholera had entirely st ransi sud oa tue
IsiLnus. its ,etcts At Caftbasena ar, nscsy sue
rrLirg That vac assysa mo-; unnssi.hy place
Our California correspondence,
Nousasv, CanfBrni., sept I. 1889
.e,tirsfay Deks~.,s ~ ne C5HsuUbspsi Conrratsa-
.g,g,aea.s ef NJ. tS,s, o.. So
t'rru he t,a,enly srrsses ~ that it~iiso eim4te"
le Sfenopts r.p,rtl o. san Frsreiscl base o.essed