The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09
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Arrival Of the Steam ship Ohio.
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The Malls from California IT ne New Route
10 the PaciGc-lmpOrtant Movement OF
the Home Squadron, &C., Sc, &c.
The steamship Ohio arrived at this port yesterday
rnsrnipg at IL O'Clock, having left New Orleans
the seth December, and Havana on the afternoon OF
the 3D. inst She made the run to the Hook In four
days of which she strong head
winds.
The Falcon from Chsgres had not arrived at Havana
and it Is, therefore, supposed that the steamship
Panama whose mails have been anxously expected,
did not bring any from San Francisco. We learn that
Captain Hartstsin Of the Falcon directed to leave
Chsgres on the Goth ult provided the mails from
California had arrived; other wise to remain until did
arrive AS the Falcon had not arrived at Havana
the ID inst It is fair to suppose that the did not
bring mail from San Frapcsco. 1t Is to be borne in
mind that she was " extra steamer.
Among the passengers in the o., are Commodore and
Captain j. H. Vanderbilt, Mr. Farchild, steward Of the
Crescent City who arrived at Havana in the brig Ros-
coe, from the Crescent City.
Mr. Charles Morgan LETT for New Orleans In the
packet ship Melodeon, the 30th the day the Ohio
sailed.
IL will be recoected that Commodore Vanderbilt and
Mr. Morgan left this city on the 18th ut., In the
.Crescent City, important commercial expedition
10 Central America, the particulars Of which We
at the time. We learn that these gentemeu have re-
turned hcms business, but that Messrs White,
Livingston and others of the expedition, have gone
forward TO Chagrcs, where they w.tske the steamer
Orus to Greytown San Juan, and with her proceed
up the San Juan to Lake Nicarag us, thence across
that the carriage road which to tnePscdc
Is their intention to survey the river and lake. and
complete the arrangements for the lines Of steam
ships from this port San Francisco Sand ~ch Islands
and China These lines will go into operation in
about two me lths, and will be Of the extensive
enterprises in ocean steam navigation.
The u s. squadron. consisting of the frgate Raritan,
tag ship Of Commodore Parker sloop Albany, schooner
rlirt and steamer Water Witch arrived ct Havana
the I'd.
The squadron to have sailed the 7th instant
the Rar.tan to the windwsrd Islands-ths rest Of the
squadron for Nicaragua.
The brig Roscoe, Capt Msgillis, arrived ct Havana
on the Goth ut with the fols wing passengers from
the Crescent City -
Charles Morgan Commodore Vanderbilt
Joseph Thomas. Capt. J. II. Vanderbilt,
DIS. White and serv't, S. RawdOn.
EKeIlorr, J.w. Livingston.
sw Fairohild steward ofthe Crescent City.
The brig Marcia Capt Smith, arrived the same day,
with -
Capt. Alderman and lady. c. H. coan.
E.w. whprie, JIM Lemon,
VIM. p. q. stebbins, Oliver z. Cox
All from the steamship Crescent city.
The steamer Philadelphia from Philsdelphia arrived
at Havana the 3D. twelve days from Phils iephia.
The packet chip Norma, Captain Ellis. was dis
hargipg cargo and was TO have sailed for New York
in few days.
Freights were scarce, owing to Spanish vessels ar
siving and taking preference to American vessels
The French and Spanish squadron we're daily ex-
pected to arrive
We have received our flss of the Faro Industrial and
.he Diario de- Ia Marina to the Sd instant They cen
tain nothing Of any public interest
There IS no news from the interior Of the island
except that the sqfa harvest is abundant
The Honduras difficulty between the United States
and Great Britain evidently exctes great interest
in the Spanish public, as relating TO old spanish
colonies the papers, therefore, hed with the de-
tails of the matter from the United States papers and
The nglish without, however veoturins to make any
comments upon subject Of such high political impor-
tanee To think politics Is hardly lawful at Ha-
vans
The Engi.h steamer, due on the 2Ith uit. had not
arrved On the 81 inst Fears for her safety began to
be entertained
Madame Augusta. after a rather unfavorsble cam
.a,ru at Havana owing to the imperfsction Of her
es,Ts g. Jas has gone 10 Cienfiegos, where, after
Giving few representations, she proposes to proceed
to Puerto Principe, and thence TO Trinidad
Mir Love, the celebrated polyphorist, or ventrlo-
auitt, has arrived at Havana from England aud In
tends to give his representations a. the circus.
The Italian Opera continues to 90 on ip successtdl
operation under the liberal patronage OF the wealthy
lfabAntros
Nile iocca aud Mons. Neri hal arrived With ballet
aud are about TO open their career at the Ia
con Theatre With the representation OF La t'ssls
Frsnklin.s company, and the Amsresn Aer0oi''' are
rsttine alf ng fuccessfuily
The annual report of the commerce OF Cuba Tor
1872 published n the Faro Iadssra OF the lst inst
we give su abstract Of It under the money market
head, In this day paper.
IxrYt,etSeN rRou lvcArAr We have received by