New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Dates from San Francisco Oct. 10, Chagres
Ney,Io, Havnnn Nov. I6, Kingston Nov :.

The steamship Crescent City Capt Stoddard
from Chaeres, via Havana, Cnba, with gold dust
merchandise and passengers to J. Howard {"
Son. arrived in this City at s. o'clock yesterday
afternoon. We are indebted to r.. Lord, Esq
Pnrser of the Crescent City, as well as to Gregg
rv6C Co. $, and Adams < Co.'S Expresses ioriiies
Of California and Havana papers
The Crescent City arrived out at Chagres, wa
Kingston, Jam on the 7th inst making the pass
age in nine days from New York-and lett Cha
gres on the 10th inst. at o'clock PM arrived on
Havana on the evening Of the 18th INST making
the run in q days from Chagres. Left Havana
on Saturday, the 10th inst. at o'clock P Nj ar
rived at the Quarantine, Staten Island, yesterday
Nov. 81. at O'Clock PM 5 days from Havana.
The c. c. brings $50 passengers, Eleven Hun
dred Thousand Dollars in Gold Dust on freight,
and large amount in the hands OF the passengers.
The u S. Mail steamer Caroline left San Fran
cisco, Oct Is, and arrived at Panama, Nov B.
with lo5 passengers, One Million and Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollars in Gold Dust on freight
The steamer Columbus left San Francisco on the
10Th of October, with 107 passengers and Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars in Gold Dust freight,
and arrived at Panama ON the 9th inst.
The steamer Sarah Sands was to leave Panama
on the 18th inst in place of the Caroline. The
steamer New-O Orleans was to leave Panama on
the 10Th inst for San Francisco, The steamer
Confidence arrived at Panama LIST November, 10
days from Valparaiso, having sustained no damage
since she left New York will leave two weeks
for San Francisco The British Mai steamer
Great Western was to sail from Chagres on the
morning of the 10th inst for st. Thomas with
mails.
The steamer Pacific arrived at Havana, Noyem,
Der 1G, with 500 passengers, the greater part tor
New. Orleans and 1921, 500 in gold dust freight.
She left Chagres on the 18th inst. AS the c. G.
was leaving the harbor at Havana she saw q
steamer steering in, supposed to be the Ohio from
New Orleans
When the Crescent City arrived at Port Royal
Jam, on her outward passage, the Cholera was
existing, and raging to such an alarming extent
at Kingston and other parts of the Island that it
was deemed not prudent by Capt Stoddard to re-
turn that way, according to the usual course, hay
ing large number of passengers on board.
Tie following is an extract of letter, dated at
Kingston, am 8th Nov. 1850, received at Havana
for the Steamer Of the 9TH inst.
regret to report that the Island especially
our City, has been ard still is suffering from the
Cholera We have had over LOCO deaths from
the 10th of October to The 9Th inst within the city
alone, and in other parts of the Island there have
been say about GOO. Business is quite suspended,
and in all parts everybody at work in reliev-
ing the wants of the poor and sick
Died, on the passage from Chogres to New
York, Nov. - Sylvanus Marvin, of Buffalo, N. Y
aged &c years. Nov 20, j. V Newman, of West
stockbridge Mass aged SO years-and James
Farrell, of New. York City, aged 28 years.