The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18
FxTTHB1G DAYS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamship CrescentCity

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The United States Mail Steamship Crescent
City, Capt. Stoddard, from Chagree, via Kingston,
Jamaica, with merchandise and passengers, to ].
Howard 81 Son., arrived this morning at A o'clock.
The Crescent City arrived at Chagres, via Kings
ton, on Monday morning, 7th instant, making the
passage out in eight days and twelve hours from
| New York.
| She brings 3i2 passengers, one million dollars in
gold dust in the hands of the passengers, and TWEEN
| tytwo thousand five hvndred dollars gold dust on
freight
The steamer Philadelphia arrived at Chagres on
the 7th inst.
No cases of cholera have occurred for the last
two weeks at Chsgres.
The Crescent City left Chsgres on the evening of
the slh instant, at five O'Clock P. M. arrived off
Kingston, Jamaica, the evening" Of the 10th, at
six Z. M left Kingston the evening Of the lllh
at six P. NJ, and arrived at the quarantine, Staten
Island this morning at two A. NJ, making six days
and eight hours from Kingston.
The steamer Philadelphia arrived at Chagres on
the 7th instant.
The following is list of the vessels left at Cha
Qres by the Crescent City The Philadelphia; the
English steamer Dee, arrived on the 9Th, and to
sail on the 10th inst for st. Thomas brig Damas-
Gus, arrived on the 18th Of September, where
bound uncertain
Steamer Tennessee, Cole, comm inder, arrived
at Panama on the 4th instant, with one million
dollars in gold dust freight, $50 passengers, and
the United States mails. She left San Francisco
on the 18th of September.
The British ship w. o. Alden arrived at Pana-
ma, with los passengers, in thirty days from San
| Francisco.
| The steamer Ecuador was expected hourly, hav-
ing left San Francisco on the 18th inst, with 60
passengers.
The steamer Isthmus was TO leave San Francis
| co on the Goth of September, for Panama
In latitude 10 deg. II min. N, longitude "A deg
| W., spoke bark Latieta, Of aud bound to Balti-
more, from Kingston, Jamaica, out three days.
The news from California is not Of very i'm
partsnt character
| II Is healthy at Cruces and Panama.
The lsthmus roads to Cruces, for the past two
weeks, have been in the most excellent condition,
and travellers have been enabled to pass ever it
with the greatest facility.
The Gorgona road is also represented as being
| in fine order.
The following named vessels sailed from Pana-
ma steamer Gen. Warren, Sept %, 50 pas
sengers; steamer Antelope, Sept 80, so passengers;
steamer Northerner, Oct. %, 10 passengers;
steamer Republic, Oct. 9th, 20 passengers.
The following passengers died on board the
steamer Crescent City, between Chagres and New
| York.
John w. Haskell Boston, Mass, died oct. o,
aged 81 years.
DIR. Edward Cuthbert, Newbern, N C ;, died Oct
IL, aged So years
Samuel Strickland, Rodman, Jefferson county.
~ Y, died Oct. IL, aged q years.
John Houghion, Windsor, VT, died Oct. IL,
aged 30 years.
The following is list of the passengers -
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Garry, sIs,han. A 9 sarssn., Jshn q Nash, Nsihaa
Pryep. Nathan Baitr .xbury, GifCrd
yoserh Britmsn Barker. John William Josiah Brown,
kittIsdse, John KillIatr 4 Lsusdon, n Mayo. O
Angus II Bennett, Cummings, Jones rrAEee Tralse.
Sargent. Nash. Nahaa Baker, Duxbury, Cin5rd
Emerson, Bulrnn, N Baker, John williams. J0teah
Brown, Single. Cannon, John Thurstou David Knox
CT Kettasge Jshn knlratriek. X II Lansdon, Emayo u
Vim Bar simmons, Jacob Clement, n Miller W Dolnan,
fE Butler, Graham, rioshe Rousou, yaa Doran, III
Perry " Taylor. nererfold, W Sales Caaaolu,
a q Tanner Bolden, " Page, CoIies, Chab Ward,
VIZ Jones Keller. Collins, u 3 uauamhn, Atwogd,
xsas wv s ss'f R ssPil' I cs
lire, Corlies Miller, Lamar, q Danbar, Jo-
Jesiah Peass. Farmer Bancrafs Bras ] God
dsrd Danl Meyers " Lanaby. fJehn Britain Adams
LIanon; heClnrge, Saunders, Geo smith. u
Knsh, Bartlett. Grey Treble, ainman, swift,
G Morris. John CLARK. yann, Kiibom, StAnnsrd n
Summers Jones' John Gillette, IN ZIP Ketc rum. % Bar
her, Randall ID Haney, Pedro Mcrehen, A sossier w
pcney Hcrrsby. - Clark I'd v Halany, A Blesnr. ~ A
Nichols, N Dunn. Hubbard " B6ushson. y Ha.hey,
bert, Luther, Booth, White, Pedro sAhon. u Per-
". Patterson, Wood. sami whitley stephen CoHNrds
~ Charm.n, Lighthouse, w N Hart, siltwsy lanes
Rlpatriot, ceorss Wsrs. Hughos. william browne.
u Owen, 81 woodman W Fisher, "a Lee. Burnss John
Aliss, John wheaton, Nah, Dsnnis. cO.ens,,
Coils, catharp, II 0osham, A hawt Vim Csnnen.
Esrs'. H. W hetten, Joseph North, Davis, Pease
kcLnne, cuftick, Van Bslkeyhrish. John Canaan. q
Busteed, John Hancock Fenten, IA Borden James o
Draper, Harthsene Jacobs sus Lord, Thorn white
" Quint.al, WIN Kiiy, John Richards, Wallace, wian
Patterson. Dix, 9 Wells CcEfnsn
4 From Kingston, Janaica-CApt John Wilson. Hntton
| sualdinr. Mr. Winten. Wather, rowler;on. Mr. Crun.
! Prom chsues TO kinsston-Wam Muir. Alex Ellie John