The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-24

vs nre Indebted TO the gentlemanly purser Of the
@ ard 70 Messrs Gregory Co. and Palmer Co., for
lsts nsws.
The Columbus, at Panama, 7th inst, from San Fran
CISCO had s25S GOO gold dust manifest, about tho
same among passengers. OF this, Messrs. Palmer
.cotsrxrres, had $50 600 for different individuals
Two thousand psrrons had crossed the Nicaragua
route Up to the I'd instant.
TNtrs were no perfons scarcely at Panama, and but
Few .tragseTs the road who have come by sailing
vt,stls
The rainy season was stin at its height. The road
norribls, and seemingly impossible The river was
quite high.
qhs steamship Georgia. Porter, hence, arrived at
Havana on the morning OF the nth The Pacific left
Ua7sra on the 18th, for New Orleans.
rTas steamship Isabel, Rollin fom Charleston ar
rived at Havana on the 18th.
The Spanish steamer Caledonia was TO SAL In lev
days FOR Spain, with Condo Alocy, the eIcSptAln.
General OF Cuba.
Among the passengers In the Ohio is Madam calds
ron IL Ia psrea wife Of the snlsh minister at Wash
trgia1.
we have received the following statement from Mr..
Augustus Elliott the special messenger Of Gregory
sE1prets
AFFAIRS on TIE PACIFIC COAST
we 1ia San Frapcisco on the 10th Of october In the
,taamsr Columbus With 14s cabin aud stesrsge pas.
.eugsrs and made the run to Panama In " days ana
b.ys w.s eonsidsrabis sickness board, and the
1T Of NovsmSsr, buried OF Rsalejo Mr. O. 2. Lane
~ Ls.,lnrbarg KY. lie left aboat $500, which was
istsn By me Captain, to forward to the widsw OF
rssisio ne remained % hours During the night
our sumbers we're disturbed by man calling Tor
beard on which 70 lay out the corpse OF his niepo
AIR Thomas A. Wade, Of Calais, Maine, He vas buried
in very decent manner under the Catholic Ohurch,
'ssss ss s,.,. arrived IL port during stay and
discharged their passengers, to cross BY wy o. MICA,
ragps In Psnsma there vas TN m' roas, rsrs vepy
roueh and the holes In mud asd rock were worn aeeP
but they will at once Improve a. IN, ia ,,,s rsa IN
cTossirT On account Of the great number OF PAS
sepssrs a. chses the Pacific t9ox on sn san
mos.tions as the shin had for them and were glad 70
Tst ON board ct that rather than remain In Vhsgres
A raasenaer from Chagres, BY way OF view Vriesns
tniaIr n, fhst me brr Damascus Capt Hayes sailed
ror that port with passengers for nsw on .ns
Ssn IN bosyd vas able TO perform duty. Both mates
were n 1t taken sick and ths Ospssa va t,,oy
~ ~, XIV Wet 10 ,hip new hands but DID not
succeed and he thcn stood for New Orlesns rnen Nv
,,. sl.s Ss the R 81 November ous q those
three di.a before landing at New gsns 10
otbsrs died N the hospnl o. wao% "
The Ohio LETT Havana at ok o'clock A. NJ, aud
arrived at Quarantine at o'clock A. NJ on s',urT''
Nor -. ~ -
Amons The many fsvors grantedb General Conchs
,ths new aptsiu GeneraD Ia one allowing the steam
ar, Of the United states Mall Steamship Company tS
moor ~ their dock which greatly facilitates the ope
rs.,ous In oosling sc. Heretofore this privilege ha
hssu denied them ny this arrangement, the ships an
useet 70 detention while in port beyond the usus
lime occupied In transferring passengers.
urs. Progress OF Civilization In California
TFrou the Gan Francisco Herald, Oct. 10
ans rrIzE FIaHr BETwFEN KELLY AND MaEE.
1his Affair. which has been in contemplation TO
..ssysl weeks, came of yesterday. about eigh
,snss rom this city. The place chosen was on
small tergue Of land on the beach, so situated .
:, he Inaccessible except on one side, and that wa
ssrceS i'm, The rrice OF admission was hive dollar
A. those not imnne diately interested, and az ther
were some FIVE hundred persons present, we eA
bih;tion was not Improbable. Liquor SOLO ior
Jolle, glass during the day -,
The men entered the ring at two o'clock PFC
oisely. They were both IA good condi.'c ~,