New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
LARGE FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO
$4,000 Reward Offered
FOR TIE MCEyDIiRY.
HALF A MILLION PROPERTY BURNT 1!

U. 3. Mall Steamship Crescent City, Car, st,I.
datd. from Chagres, via Kingston. ia. with nsr.
chandize and passengers To J. Howard 4 Son ar.
rived this morning with I5s passengers. Tn.
c. G. arrived out at Chsgres in eight and n half
days from NewYork, left Chsgres ca ly on the
morning Of the 18th June, and arrived a, the dock
in Kingston at 5 P. NJ on the 10th, - days. Lea
Kingston On the nth, at 81 NJ.
Vessels leu at Chagres.-Am. brig, Rogeline,
Crowel, NOrlesns I4th Foster, Lovett, DO unc
John French, shackiord, do; Octavis, Murray, do ,
Mount Vernon. Madison, do n. c. Ely. at Navy
Bay; bark Lady Ellen, Carter. N Orleans. unc.
Steamer Falcon sailed for Havana on the 18th.
nlPM
The schr Enterprise Of q tons, arrived at Chsg.
res on the 10Th, 1872 days from Wisconsin. via Ha
vana.
The C. c brings $4,000, gold da.t, in the hands
Of the passengers.
The steamer Isthmus reached Panama from San
Francisco on the 10Th inst. having lef. on the 9Th
of May. She brough. down l3i passengers, $780,
600 in gold dust on freight, and the mails.
The steamer New World arrived at Panama N
the 7th of June, and was to leave soon.
Steamer Panama undergoing repairs at Panama.
At Chsgres, constant heavy rains, with thunder
and lightning. The river high and very rapid;
roads becoming very heavy. The health of Cha.
gres and Panama good
A mott destructive fire had occurred at San Frau
cisco on the morning Of the 4th May, reducing fal
one third of the city to ashes Supposed to be the
work of an incendisry. 5000 reward offered for
his apprehension. Loss estimated at 100000.
DR. Richard Thompson, supposed to belong to
New.York, was murdered on the road fro m Duran
go to Mszatlan, on the 10th March, by four Ameri
cans.
Among the Doctors pa ers was found a memo.
randa stating that he married, in lsi9, Miss Sarah
Lyon, Of Sing Sing, ~ Y. who died in New.Or.
leans
The miners on the Auburn Dry Diggings are do.
ing remarkably well.
Passengers Arrived
IN steane, Crescent CITY ,or. Chsgyes Kingston. Jas
LADY Mary Stewart Woruey, daughter and Two msd''
EtOn Chagrs. 10 Ne,O. York Geo Ven Dow, lady, chd
ara servant D. H rs Bnsns@' S s%n, Nc
y Pympon, swszey John speid, A n Dow, Msnvel
Feuo loss, &C Bro.n, Mhlock, OXFORD, Bow.
an, John Smith, Esby Bloodgood, Jesse oung.
Ctsiles Young, W DobofDs, Burke, J simpson,
kn,Pp, R TsyI.r Lord John Ross, Thomas Urn; II
John Parker Charlie. simmons, N chile Ar ckiason,
T Hatfield w Eaton, w Farm,ain, w Hatfield, James
Tues Gsofge ace George q Graves, John Gleason,
+ Hardy, Parks J. Triple Muller. J forsJn,
Noes Leonard, Geo Johnson, w Chestnut Ttayer
Sewers " Rice w Eaton, d Eaton, Charles Dresser Z
Lewis Bowues, A ID Brook, Geo Mathsr, Isaac Beva
r Pe,ungse. Rogers, Whtiock. Moses Curtis, A
r Harris 4 Toby, Conklin, stephen Ssuncefs Y B
Squires VIM Runnells, C Nevberry, NJ X Parker, Mr.
Livermore, Jskes, Anterior, n Place, Thomu
Woodhesd A Pilcnel Rice, Palmer, J sparks
siss wilson. VIM Coe Gardner Chester Clark, K II
Goddard, P Chamberlain, Judkins, M Plat J Sweet
u On n c. houn. J Gree n, Bfockel Charles Wilson,
Kont Cls b. Henry Pfestor-ll7
From Kingston 10 Neto- YO'k-Dr Barrett, Durham. A
Roxburgh ana children Miss ROxburgh N King Peter
Fassop, Gambler snd wife, w Alexander and wife. sia
HylIon, T Cslsn q Cuff A a Tourzain, A Undo, Tun-
tuL Uphan, G ThOmss. A ID DePass lady. chidrsa
a. sevt, John Adds and children, Pedro silva sa
lsZe, Moncofses and boy, Of chagres Turnbul, L
Rip ey Geo Spence, and Donegee-33 Total passen'
Rels 1876.