The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-21

from 81 to So the painful. We have eonversed with
several of the passengers just from Cslifornia and
they that there Is much gold be had by
digging as there was in California We have not
space tor particulars
Rev DR.. southwick has been elected Bishop Of the
California Diocss by the Episcopal Convention late
in session at San Francisco
The steamer Northtrper arrived in sixteen day. from
Psrama. This is the quickest trip that has ever been
made.
The stoppaga Of Barton Lee, for the heavy OF
81 100000, in Sacramento City has produced little
excitement both in that city snd osu. MR. Lee
lad been carrying on business on a most extensive
scale He has assigned al, his property TO messrs
J. II. sspis, T.. J. C. Even, and DR.. Mackenzie.
Those gentlemen 90 not express the slightest fear
but tiat he will be able to all his liabilities
The Sacramento papers state that the of tho
estate are sl,40O.0oo His in iebtedness to Mcssrs
Cornwall Priest, Lis forner partners abssnt in
the States amount TO 100000, 500 900 OF which Ia
covered by mortgage. The special deposits amounts
t. $4,000, and the deposits drawing interest to
$3.50 COO The income of the estate is estinst at
from $4,000 to $4,000 per month We urderstand
that there was considerable made upon tho sa-
srsmeuto bankers generally the 18Th but that they
promptly met all demands.
when the Philadelphia left Cha gres there we're some
few Ct the prevailing disease (feverA which,
population. No need be ielt by those wishing to
croes the Isthmus, with proper ana attention
TO health, there Is little, II any, danger Ne reliance
can be placed upon the reports Of peraoas passing
through the place, as they ia general highly
sgsersted.
1T is the opinion OF Dr. Gould who resides at Cha
gres that by the middle latter part of October the
sickness Will have entirely dappeared at that time
the dry season commences and the principal OF
the unheslthiulness Of the pace will be removed.
The following were the passengers in the Carolina
ana Columbus
Per steamship c.roLrA-r wsIle,; " II wood. DR.
white T9wnseat, AZ Goursud Stura Iaoohn. R c
Hsr , Allen scS'a ser,' sq,.Sn G p sGggsso
,R FRsqsa. " Toleet, > WIS Nev'oms 9 sohic@ . .
Williams & . "a hin 4 l. Fs"@@t@ia, u IS@'aon
S,sa " o,ss Ries 1io sesas.t " R.aiasn
khsly , BgTn, stew az, PEI Price ,,sr
pyssgt 4 D. saIt L f.e Michael sPCer rn3s Gt ,sOs
ssrk L ps.iTs Lewis lrgsss. Hoops. Svn6agk ROB-
WI fSa5e wu zoo ~ rS-a s rs sssS
surFyil w1rssPPloE II Asssr. Il aow4;es eoudi .
Minsuan; w. spith. Ch,s yaudoser samuel ssParasa.
nut. Il crosby, J o.J"rS, $ II MscbSa. ,so: O "
hsIhart Clars, wm BUrsorI r9ad 2 Scott. " scott.
A Csulr a,hton, n ROsvs, Il Poscoe EaoS. D has,
pssSSs ROVE 70 asi',a carl coalis
.Lssi.' siEaans sn,,5 A,ss,G H2ri sat-
r Knowles. james Ho1.E. Wm Mulngsn, Bis-eil. u
,rstie. Samuel uPham, Nm Shas, LOson, jain Hoof
nlehei' u oSble, nsI'er. " nrs~Psil. q y r-edEet
lumptirs, john Lane. TLomss Berry, Audrey Lynch,
PreFInorr Wm Berry FatTick aitehe sao Parsgrs b-
IT,, Branes, rs nEkiesoa TIE kendrio = " osmes
rohd. Chase Adam slor. David Scott Dava tiazrl
ttsN AlfTeY sToscerJ ate, u Rosland. Flianson
W PUN DEXTER, c stewart. Annsa. Wilson, J.hs
Robins q scsrey, LEVIN, 4 Eoger J s,gnseu, "
sloan, Wood worth. John WnsN 5 DAT. 5 Ctten, ~
Giart, Ioughiir, smith, II M1rrisua, Hobart
III RocLert " Gilbert Martin VIZ Whttle, 7 Par
melee, u LJmap, Waterman, Y T. Harrison. Afford
u Valentine. . austin, u Aus.in, Austin, ]
Austin, Ausfln a. Quincy, = LrcSa. y braiey,
Rec. 2 Smith, wn nissert' = Dirmss. Natseii, !
nV Tusie V burgess, g Salisbury, y
Eldet. West. hlaior, W nyCr. Jchuson. OIL
ter. BAshow jack, X Lawrence. Fist. \ : To,-
huson. EooTs. u MSlooy, N NASH Thos Robinson. ID
Besrlc,your II Alexander. VIVA Chambers, Anderson
A Camp, Camp.