The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-25
From the .Nev York Herald.
ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO WITH THE
MAILS FROM CALIFORNIA
VERY LATE FROM HAVANA,
&c. &c. &c.

The United States mail steamship Ohio, Capt.
Schenck, arrived from New Orleans and Havana
about ten o'clock last night. She left iIavan:.
on the 18th instant. .''' }'''
The Ohio experienced very heavy weather
during the passage, having continued strong
head winds and heavy head seas, which some
what impeded her progress. She has made,
however, n very short passage, considering the
heavy weather which she has encountered.
She brings two hundred passengers and the
mails from California also, full cargo Of to-
bacco and segars from Havana. There is
considerable amount Of gold in the hands Of
the passengers. ..I...
We are indebted to Mr. Fairchild, the purser
Of the Ohio, for the latest news. +2ih l. ..a
The steamers Georgia, Falcon and Pacific
were at Havana the latter arrived out on the
10th, in four days and nineteen hours, and has
since, as we learn by telegraph, arrived at New
Orleans, a..A.Ji
The Falcon arrived from Chagres on the
morning Of the 18th, with over two hundred
passengers The Georgia, from New York, ar
rived on the same day.
The Falcon was to sail for New York direct,
on the 25th, with full cargo of cigars, tobacco,
and sugar
The Spanish war steamer, PiZarro, arrived off
Matanzas, on the 18th, from the Balize. She
lay Mt anchor off the mouth of the Mississippi
three days previous to her sailing for the island
She is now cruising about the Gulf and off the
island. .rs5
Gen Concha, the new Governor-G General, had
not arrived.
A negro (uative) was hung on the 10Th, for
murder.
Great preparations are being made for sue
cession OF bull tights which are to come off
next month. .. 3. r..
On the 21st inst, at sea, off Cape Hatteras,
on board the Ohio, Samuel Doten, Of Plymouth,
Mass, aged about At years, died
We have also received by the same steamer,
our files of Diario de la Merala, Faro Mdustriel
de la Habana, and Gacita de la Habana. They
contain, as usual, no political news, and are filled
with TRANSACTIONS from European and North
American papers. We translate from them the
few following items ,. @F1 sset r
The Spanish frigate of war Carmen, with
$50 soldiers, from Santander to Havana, was
seen on the 9Th inst, by the French bark Hayre-
Gundaloupe, near Pointe Isabelle est. Domin-
ique) The Carmen had experienced a violent
storm, and was in imminent danger The French
captain offered to the Spanish all necessary aid,
but he was refused by the latter, who thought
all danger was over. s@
! The Italian operate company appeared, on the
10th inst, at Tacon Theatre, in Doaizett'ssT
Lucia" Mime. Bosio, B. Badia, and Saivr
were enthusiastically received. II Pdrltanf was:
also performed with the same east as In New.
York, and made a profound sensation. Tins:
opera is repeated three times week TO crowded.
houses. El Diario de Ia Marina IS the only
Havana paper which blames =, some ar.lsls, ara
above all Salvi and Marina Line new 'euoi' h'-E
rata, had not yet arrived. =, l,,z.J.h
: The ballet company of Mr.. Monplaisir was
soon expected from Mexico, at Havana, where
thew intend to give some representations. ~
' - o.'.f. ,EgNFtfM4ssh
News FROM THE IsrHsus OF PANAMA.--THE
ANTICIPATED REVOLUTION IN New GRANDPA
We have received, by the arrival Of the Falcon
at Havana, and the Ohio at this port, the Panama,
Echo of the 9Th inst vi asd .a4tyT :
The anticipated revolution in New Grsnadais.
still the subject Of conversation in Panams,