The New York herald., 1850-04-27
NEWS FROM THE IsTHMUs.
Arrival Of the Steamships Philadelphia and
Crescent City.
NO NEWS FROM CALF oRNIA.
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
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Affairs in Jamaica,
Sc. SO. SO.

The steamships Philadelphia Capt. Pearson, aud
Crescent City, Capt stoddard srrivod yesterday ct
| from Chsgres.-
The Philadelphia left Chagres April IT, at half past
two O'Clock p. NJ arrived at Kingston the 18TH q.
i've P. NJ and left the 10th at half past Ave p NJ
The Philadelphia left New York the 2sth OF
March. On the 10Th inst, John Yates Second Assist
ant Engineer severely injured by bag Of Goals
falling upon him. lie died the 1st Of April from
the effects of the injuries received. On tho day
following his death, . meeting OF tho passengers
and called and purse Of $2l1s made up for
his widowed mother, whose sole dependence was upon
| the labors Of her son.
On the 31st March, the ship experienced q severe
gale from the South and West; lost bowsprit FORE
topmast, and head Of foremast.
The Y. made the passage from Kingston, ia, to New
York in six days and ten hours She detained on
the HookA welve hours in the fog.
We indebted TO the Purser Of the Phiiadelph
for his attention to our news collector.
We have received several cards Of thanks, highly
complimentary to Capt Pearson, Of tho PhilsIsphia
We will publish them tomorrow.
The following the Of the passengers BY the
Philadelpha:-
CnAeRrs-,st steamship rhiladepha-ceo Cram. Boston,
A psps Wosd SSssI Tsr fIA 1sS SsSiiiT
Tsrnap Cineinnati Ohio LarSard, Boston. Mass Goo
rso. k,ssasros. jA-rss%a. Lsysl ". Q; Hem. New
york; A. Moore, Albion, hich D. hinot, lady and III
children. Jamaica.
She also brings the following cargo
Package gold dust, " Zachrisson Co, New York.
icereens Panama hats p. MarmOuy Nsphsws Co, de.
do. do. Henry A. Colt, do.
Boz plants hajor John lie Comb. do.
The Crescent City arrived at Chagres tho l2th
hslfpast six o'clock A. NJ, having encountered heavy
southerly gales during the passage.
The dates from Panama are to the 9th inst
The Tennessee sailed on the oath ut aud the Sarah
Sands 9th inst, for San Francisco.
The Q. c. left Chagres the 18th inst, a. 4P M,
arrived ut Kingston on the lsh at 10 AN. left Kings
ton ut PM, ON the 10th.
One Of the ships crew, William Chandler, died OF
Chspes, April IA
Annexed is . list of passengers by the @. City
FRox CHAeREs-Geo Mendum, II Cipatrick, A Wallace
T. Poole, stims0n, Hugh Miller, Adrian Miller Hugh
Miller, Jr. Banoker Jr; [ Rogua, Peete, Moore
Lothrop J Speed. Lothrop, sterett. Campbell
Gillespie
Fnos KIsesror-John Savage. Heron. II Talbot, W
RednaD Joseph Bravo, Adams DR. seguins and lady
Capt Hutton Belenfante DE Clsvs lady and
Asher Asher. Rev DIR Ferris Ieech David smith, Thos
Manning. Teguva, Mise Tysen. Codrngton, Colrinx-
Coo SaVery and family, A Stevens A Pinto and lady.
The following vessels had arrived at Panama from
San francisco up to the I'd inst st-British ship Sea
Queen, with forty passengers bark Helen Augusta
with twenty bark s. c. Cooley, with twenty. Ave !;
bark Winthrop, with forty and bark j. Merithcw
with twenty. About twenty vessels were advertised
nj Z. for San Francisco, with despatch.