The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA.
VERY ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM THE NINE,
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.


The steamship Philadelphis, Captain Pearson,
arrived yesterday morning. at seven o'clock, from
Chagres, with two weeks later intelligence from
California.
The p. len New York on the 18th July.
On the 10Th, 18th, aad 18th, she encoun-
tered heavy gale from the eastward aud on
the morning of the Is h, she shipped heavy sea,
which stove bulwaIks, &c, slightly injaring ssve-
ra If the passengers, and breaking the leg of Jas.
Lief seaman. On the evening Of the same day,
Joseph Hall, SEAMAN fell ov, board aud was lost
and on the day following, Arthur Hawkins, fireman,
died suddenly from congestion al thu brain, caused
by being overheated. She reached Chagres on the
evening OF the 18th, and was detained there thir-
teen days, awaiting the arrival OF the Tennessee at
Panama, from San Francisco
The Philadelphia left Chsgres August Sth, at 10
"A. M, and arrived at Kingston, Jamaica, at 6 p.
M. on the 10th. She left Kingston AT O'Clock, A.
M on the Nth, and arrived off Sandy Hook at
O'Clock A nj. on The 2lsf, making the passage
home in nine days and tour hours, running time.
On the Nth August, latitude "a deg. IA min. north,
Longitude ~ deg. IS min west, she spoke steamer
Cherokee from New York for Chsgres all well.
The California mails, brought down by the Ten
uessee, were detained al Panama. The news from
San Francisco TO the 18th uIt.. inclusive. The
mails will come in the Ono, due here tomorrow.
We are under many obligations TO the gentle
ynsnly Purser of the Phladrl phia aud TO Messrs.
Gregory IL Co., and Adams ~ Co., for the prompt
delivery of the latest California papers.
Among the passengers by the Philadelphia is
Gen. HeIIaD, ex- Pre- sident Of New Granada, and
formerly Minister from thai republic to this coun
Sry. He returns to this county with the intention
nf hete fnr Ter of nd IN
reharge five Young men, sons Of gentleman siding
nm New Granada, who come to this country for the
purpose of obtaining collegiate education. Also,
several naval officers from the squadron the Pa
sci6c, and Yankee sullivan, the pugilst. Com
modore Jones, the late commander of the
squadron, came down in the Tennessee, but we
do not see his among hose IN the p. The fol-
lowing is a full LIST of the
rAssENeERs BY THE PHILADELPHIA.
conr Johnston, United st.tes Navy nom'r Caawsls-
der Rnsscld, Uritsd STATE. Ns.y; A-n Melissa; sNi
ss;h fr,, ., s', s. sore s w,s,,.
salser' s > Bsosstavsr. nsnry sr'r.r o,nsl
cSssdisr NV 81 81 ss,E.S Che: wssa s g,nS
wsrd, Elijah warren. Daas' Sink Palmsr Miller.
fd Lssll: ' sgS. f, n.sss gs.s:. rsie
S'' sss. 8; p, a' ssi.s, i s.ss"l
f.si EstiRooa, Jal-in fsuo. psdrS s,easr, k'ssrao
ssisi s.y ',Ss IsTS T.s sii11s .ss fi'
EiIsBrist, rsuc. faylor Harrington. Wa sif-
,,f.rd. Manuel Jose. gveph Real, Stuben, Wnn.
John Perrysa.n. Jacob james, Jsha hs~.tt rtemp.aa
Anthony Roerrs. "A fAiEes, Nccaucv. Tsler Faller.
Isaac Erier g. tieks. keiser benJ stephens frankla
y, ole. Wood, hsfus Oodfrey tSes lAmsait.
mpbsii. Chss Cnmpbeli, J"ha lylr CrAae .ers-
sfetcsr JennrJ Csrt's w Burr, John Armsirsn..
w hgrahsm, Jsset CiIs-t ,ien'y rs,or b,ate Vi
w-s, ero.Ier T Soverh,. McfArss. Nm Bau. Itmss
Hall usnry vners, Daa 81 Eddy, W Depuy. CALVIN
B.eIee, heses Chan dler--fotal Isl.
Annexed Is the smount Of gold dust brought by
the Philadriphia. The Tennessee had over one
-..lf... IN, fr.tahf