The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25
ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.
VERY LATE AND INTERESTING FROM CUBA.
The Excitement In Havana about tho
Threatened Invasion.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF GOLD DUST.


The mail steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck, arrived
yesterday morning from New Orleans and Havana
The Ohio crossed the bar, at the Balze, at Al p M
on the 10th inst, and arrived at Havana at 4 PM
on the 18th, making the passage in forty-seve
hours and half.
The steamer Falcon left Havana, for New Or
leans, on the 18th, and che Georgia, for Chagres
on the 18th.
The most intense excitement prevailed at Havana
with regard to another invasion and so confidently
was it expected, that the troops, for the previous
week, had been ordered to sleep their arms, and
be ready for marching at moments warning.
The vessels Of war in port had beer ordered to be
ready for action. 1t was currently reported, in
Havana, and generally believed, that the cause 0
the detention Of the Ohio her present trip from
New Orleans to Havana, was to bring out an in
yasion, and 80 great was the excitement on her
arrival, that hundreds of people were waiting on
the Mole to catch sight Of the expected invaders
but, apparently, great was thoir disappoilt ent,
she passed along, quiet as usual, to her moor
ings, without the least demonstration of hostility
towards the timid Habaneros.
The Ohio left Havana on the 10Th. She brings
200 passengers, and $6t0,Oo0 in gold dust, and
$4,000 in specie, on freight.
Annexed are the names of the passengers by the
Ohio -
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Cspt d. O. Payne, j. ii. Jackson Hutchings, Capt.
" W. Dodge, IL Edwards. II. Schoonmaker, @. @. Ban
croft, Edward Foster. w Aiken. J. w Butler, Daniel
Rice H. s. Barlow, J. Merson, Bach, s. g. Wheeler, E
Frenaith, Thos. b. small +. Zenker, Capt. b McCon
nell, j. Todd, Dir. Levy Lady, daughter and five chill
tren Jno Young, c. Bratenburger Jno Gauche, J. Laf
ferc, W. III. Lord and lady, Miss Philips, Miss Nelson
niece, Geo c. Stcrtz 4. Reggie, N. Jacobs H. d. Nun
dell and lady N Perrilliat lady mother two children
and nurse Mrs. cambridge and five children, u Clio
yanIoDi, d. Reynolds and lady, VIM Conover and lady
iy, DIR. q II. White aud lady, Mrs. s T. Woodbury. Mrs
DANCES. Mr. Bancroft. Mrs. Hl child and Mr.
McDougal and lacy. b. Rodriguez and lady, Madame
Charpentier, Miss Grant and sister G. W. Woodbury.
Mrs Garvey, ii. McMullin, Jno Corwen j Mortimer, p
Blanco Ferrad ID. sDaiey Jacob Ryder, b T. Heible,
Chas G. Flagg NJ lIanll, Jose Aldorni, Thos Grfln,
d. s. Wilcox, ID. Gallagher, JOS. Levin, IL. Wallace,
Cox j. T. Quaiic, Y. nartwell. 8. Lewen, Jno. Brown
Peter Butler Jos Marks. VIM Thompson H. Crosby,
Saml Corel, g. Bochlin.
FRos; HAVANA.
Julian Aparico, Ignaoio Martinez, s. Pozo, x. Dun
comb I. Runker, Juan Figaro, Geo Sheuner, Q. Rey-
nods, Antonio Santo and lady, Lieut. Morgan, U. S. NJ
q. Robertson, Lieut. Hunter, u. 8. N, IL. Livingston
Rev Addison Carey Vim. Jencks I. del Canal. Carlos
Tarspa Jose Ruiz Jose Toledo j. j Thompson, D Y.
Wenham, s. Chapel, John Staples Antonio Jane An
tonic Dclaquer, Ramon Miro Miguel Boo Louis Maube,
Antonio Deas
FROM cHAaREs.
j. c. Duckerson, Juan UrtaJo, NJ. Urtado, L. Urtado,
Henry Wood Charles Miller, j. NJ Jeds, Capt Downey
v Snow, w. r. Sher,Ean ". Demarest, p. Mersels,
Charles Prout, A. II Robinson A. G Folger, j. y Ports
mouth and boy.
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