New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

MI. n &. Mail steamship Cherokee, Capt Win
~ Hoyyland < Asplnwalls line, reached her
W. "s, shout o'clock on 3a' urday morning The
r @n leit Chagres on Wednesday, Sept 20,
- Kingstop, Saturday, Sept. %, She left the
STEAMERS Georgia, Empire City and Alabama at
srsoorea awaiting the arrival of passengers, the
~ and bullion having ali arrived. They all had
a,o,vn On, and expected to saiithe same day.
IT, Ch.rokee brings two weeks later newsfrom
IN lot. nj California, Oregon, and the Pacific
- and coast. The steamer Oregon arrived at
osnsroa on the 18th September, having Left San
rsano;,co Sent 1ss She had on board 300 pas7en-
- ooo NJ nhon crossed the Isshmus i'm mediatey
o. o.. .ook manage in the Cherokee at Chagres.-
M .arosioder will cone on in the Georgia and
Empire City.
The Oregon brought down 81, 500 600 in gold dust
~, her freight list The steamship Republic sailed
s.or, sap Erancisco on the LIST Of September about
sour hours before the sailing of the Oregon, with
$50 passengers and $500, 900 III gold dust
The stesmsbip Northerner called from Gan Fran.
CISCO on the 3lst Of August with 200 passengers
and large amount of goid dust She made only
two landipgs-Rt Acapulco and Realeio, ald reach
ed Panama in q days and bours In coming out
ofSkn Francisco she ran against rock, which car
,ied ewey her bowsprjt, and caused other damage
besides frightening the passengers very much.
Some 80 Of the passengers left her at RehIeo, In.
Handing TO CROSS over to San Juan ir tho Atlantic;
but how they will get there or how they will get
away from there, is unknown, Unleaa by the Eng
liah steamers
Mt. IA tkA Ia PANAMA. n.
cIudipg the landing at different ports. in II days
hour. She passed the Republic on the first
nieht out Ths latter vessel had not arrived at
Panama on the 23d, that being the latest word re
celved from Panama when the Cherokee sailed
from Chagres. The passengers will have very pro
baby to remain on che Iethmus till the arrival o.
the ateamers PhilAdelphia and Falcon
The steamer Panama was as Acapulco on the
10th September, and vas visited by the passen
gors returning from San francisco, who report
her to be in perfect health. She asiled from Pans
ma on the lst September with the Cherokee pas.
sepgsrs and their friends may be aasured OF their
perfect exemption from cholera The disease had
subsidized on the Iethmus And the health of Chagres
and Panama Is the same az usual.
The steamboat Antelope had arrived at Panama.
The news of the death Of President Taylor
reached San Francisco on the oath ultimo. 1t
wss received with every demonstration of sor-
row, and on the 3oih appropriate public fuuera
ceremonies were performed.
The report SO generally credited just as the pre-
vious steamor leis San Francisco, that the City o
Sacramento had been consumed by fire is, we are
happy to state, without foundation.
Business at that place was better.
The Cherokee brings the passengers per Oregon
and Northener, and bullion by former weasel. The
regular mails arc ON board the Georgia.
Z On w dneaday, 25;h Sept while getting under
weigh oil Cbasres, John or William Martin, IA ma
sive OF London, England whittier his wife went
avtat eix weefs s'or- fell overheard and was
drowned frora GA board tue Cherokee.
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