The daily crescent., 1850-09-24
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Dear Cyesren e4aed W rht-N, issS 1 I = hT.s
loudly of all the dangsi1t tss field bohna,
unfortunate traveller who journeys from Chagss1 uh4o
of audshaks to Panama, the city ofuins. But III ihR
sails in few hours, and after days tong uponths
Ishmus pen gldes but slowly the sheet sudden
flood in the Chagres river delayed the passengers by the
Georgia far beyond the usual time destroyed the of the
baggage, and many coming in
and worn, thankful that they again behold something
like civilization, and find resting place between walls.
The Panama leaves for San Francisco this afternoon at
Her late disastrous trip. during which she lost IS pas
sengers board by cholera, has initiated strongly against
her. Tickets woiu discount the New Orleans, also
In port being chosen in preference chance of tho
dread again breaking The steamer, however,
is pronounced by the physician perfectly safe having
dergone thorough cleansing in every part and leaving the
md iosS by their doubts, shall myself the broad
Pac fc ,the Panama
The citI is considered healthy although there has been
few cases b cholera in the suburbs. Business is brkres
he coming money, and gambling tables groan
ing under the weight of coin Of the former recommend
eor's to the emgrantthe latter leave to the of
all eoncerued Hotels can be found in every variety
The American kept by Capt Wood the crack house.
snow mserably kept-traveeFg should old its filthy
and sury landlord. The Others have generally cuur
hosts and accommodations good be expected
The best, especially for ladies' ''The Liberty of the
lsthmus" " the proprietor is A. J. L. DuQuesnay, gentle.
who deserves the public patronage. This hotel the
only which employs female Having felt the
want of little information the subject leave my
perience for Others,
There are about 400 persons waiting here for passage to
San Francisco. The Panama and the NewOreans could
accommodate double the number At least thirty sail are
also in port, but they will empty The speculation in
tickets at end-he scale has turned and rates have
much deprecated from the regular standard Stl would
not advise any one to neglect =" through ticket"
The Panama Star will give interesting locHls.
very popular sheet with countymen and is conduct
ed in American spirit Our friend Middleton late
Newreans, has made it the desirable Of the Isthmu
papers his articles against this embece government have
already srouad some feeling among the officials Success
him.
Goods of kind be obtained here moderate
and if esgran would but profit by the experience of other
and the repeated warnings published against encumbernl
themselves with much luggage, many of the annoyance
Of the route would be avoided Seventy pounds of baggage
should be the maximum, and that Disposed of in two parcels
Our Consuat this port, A. b, Corwine, is gentleman
who doas honor his flag He is beloved by the American
aud respected by the inhabitants Untiring in his efforts
conduce to the comfort of the emgrant his office is truly
place OF refuge in this wilderness of ignorance.
Wlh these hasy notes Of travel you be satisfied
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