The New York herald., 1850-05-25
vEGY LATE FROM Fau lSrlgUs OF PANAMA
NO NEWS FROM CALF ORNlA,

The steamship Ohio brings no later intelligence
from California, there having been no arrival on
the other side since last advices, brought by the
Georgia.
The Falcon, five days from Chagres, arrived At
Havana on the 18th, and the Georgia the 18th
Both were 10 sail the following day, the Falcon
for New Orleans, and the Georgia for Chagres.
The Falcon left Chagres the 18th, and Porto
Beilo the day after
The Crescent City arrived at Chagres on the l2th,
and was advertised 10 sail on Tia; 18th f; bat as
steamer Was hourly expected at Panama, with two
weeks later Intelligence from California, she dad
not probably leave until the next day.
The steamer Columbus arrived at Panama
the 7th, all well, Sl days from New York.
She made very fine passage out, her running
time being only "a days.
She was 10 have sailed on the 18th, for San Fran
cisco, crowded with passengers
The steamer West Point had passed the Straits,
but had not arrived at Pan una.
The Ohio brings III passengers, 15 Of whom are
from Chagres, III from New Orleans, and VI from
Havana.
| She also brings 10000 dollars worth Of gold
dust and -pece, s2oo,OOO of which is for wm.
lIoge & CO., Of this city, aud about $4,000 for
the American Exchange Bank, ani others, and the
balance for NJ. o. Roberts, Esl.
In addition to the above, she brings ten thousand
dollars worth Of Spanish doubloons, brought from
New Orleans to Havana, which she could not land,
a. all business was suspended, ia consequence OF
the anticipated attack ON the city oi Havana.
Annexed is
Our Panama Correspondence.
P.s.s,, Nay 8, 1850.
.qr-irsl aud Departure Of sies@,hps-.aaoicsn' in
Panama 7Ae Rainy SEASON. sietn,n- The Mails, fs.
| The steamship Columbus arrived here yesterday
81 days from New York.
She bring, quite mail from the South Paciac coast,
which leAvcs here this evening tor tho states, in
charge Of Mr McClcan, y. .. mail agent.
The Columbus reports the wcst Point W. j. Pessc,
and Tsbago coming through the Straits ahead Of hcr
sizce which nothing has been heard from thon. Tho
| Columbus leaves ON Wednesday next, for San rran-
cisco.
The Oregon sailed on the lst inst, for San Prancisco,
fun Of passengers among them and the names Of ex-
Govrrnor smith, OF Virgins, better kno~u a. Extra
Bily, aud Cob Allen. U. mail agent Tor California
ufrst ~. cuiations made in the Oregon tickets
they sold for than they have ever D ea kn'Sn
10 biore second cabin ones at ~ @OJ steerszs Tor
s0DO, the original OF which VA, sSbo sni sipo
The same interest h. manifested ia ucSrts Tor the
Columbus, and already s7So has eeen oir"d Tor
cabin uk.ct
4 would advise all Who Intend to 60 TO California,
from the states, to leAye whhodt they nave
through ticket and be TO ascertain the "haet tms
the steamer h 10 leave fanams
Many An ricans have beep hers one aud wo months,
having tickets for different stea.nors coming around
th. Horn They hold almost daily indignation meet
ngs. aud Isss r,soutons cond naius th- ssents of
the dihersnt steamship companies 10 Nes f"rS oue ~
amounts 10 hobing. They have n, r.uiess, tuey "s
Ia foreign country aud the victims Vt the Soii
mans. enough.
III. knrisb Bolivia sailed for Valparaiso on
the =. th UT, carrying large number OF pssssng.rs
Among them Was The Distinguishes Lazy hm'Hhs
stuart wortiey
tod hx tha Ann
Tcan- sgsinst a mali who lafriy came dpsu trin
IA. states. IL ms he 90 W fa9amt ahead OF
the nias aud left shsm in charge Of tn natives to
Lrng ON some Americans. on tneir way acrlss Haw
tlsm iying the eide OF the rvad AZ dd-S sth but
shsie na.i'u n"ar thsm learn .hn, ne vas sssessy
prn by the American Con al Tor the course ne
pnr.ws think he ~n not b. caught al w" hso
sssiu.
ransms 10 In an awful hliby condition Tb- auihp-
, rst seem TO tAke notice oi u, whatever and ~
I.Ases no one q" wonder Why - mn9n .icsn'-s per-
vaac.. he small pos already hss msis Us appear
suce and Que American has tal.sn a 'ictitn
The f4nsms tver continues ~ increase M ame-
fican nssi.d ths.tisn fronI Nr~ York city yester-
osJ ai.a - % ne came Oat 10 Chsxrss "a tht iist
trl ~ the Crtsnt City. Has funeral tsOk place tas
n"rninE. aud large body Of Americans ioho~ed his
III. rai --a.un ns- nov at and from the large
nnnber ~ Ameslctus sEo are nos herr' and th'.e
VITO coming FROM ihe 5taie-, u uhu-dh csss u
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dissa--.
an .erry 10 tnaa large number Of Americans
soch a eoutI- vf hfe. In this climate, soon brings
ihsin 10 she grave.
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