The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-22

Late fsoln California;, Oregon, she sHnd-
witch Islands, the Estiiusus aaia Havana.
By Ire arrival yesterday 81 the steamship Phna-
aslphia w il. Brown commanding, We are pui in
possession Of papers from Oregon, California,
Panama and Havana The Philadelphia left here
on the lstinstank and Arrived q Chagres on the
morning Of the ath instant Returning The Phila-
delphia LEFT Chagres on the evening Of the llth, and
arrived a. Havana on the 10th, She left Havana
on the l7th, and arrived al New Orleans yesterday
morning, making The passage in seven days and
eighteen hours, running time.
The Philadelphia brings the California mails,
367 passengers, l34S Of whom are from Chagres
and 9 from Hayaua,) and about $4,000 in gold
to various persons.
The health Of the Isthmus is generally good.
At the time Of leaving Havana there were few
AApeTican merchantmen in port and no y. s. man
ofwar, though several were expected
The following are the passengers brought by the
Philadelphia
e Bepjsmin, Capt Milngton, II Hyhers, Il Nobe,
ae 9 h, 4 isyg,ise, = silS ,sars s0i'
hpeges stsepler q Garter Edg Canes, Louisa UInes
Johnson, L II ,5osT 4 NJ We5sra II W KSsbt A ]
Speiges L 5 Perkins, w Davis, hargroys, w I Hale,
Y Farfal Nash. O Davidson A q Young Howard,
Z w Bradley = Faranhausen, Fl B Howard, w JaRe., N
J 3 haney, Il Bggs, H Howard M NJ Marshall, VIM N
Alshop, 3 Ecoff W Cowng, IsmbsTsoin l. Bsse S
kA'9gqnd n gqsneT Sam Hayba Thos Burns, Il X Field,
SNYDER Il Eldridge. $ w Hopkins, G B Elliott a u
Mekim, seDowal j r Ciough ii Ensey' N Bernard,
" Greer Ldghtner Peterson, Wright, 4 Williams,
Mannng, Thes Baird a Fenal o c Gray, a a Golfer
afaao o,, = Harrison Launtz Hewso9, Webb
: B Fasin. . Taylor p Randolph, D Williams. / Peak,
> "a y N
Aeysrton, y Hart. /. Converse, Ferguson, Miles, y
Peters and lady Dempsey Case and lady II Ferguson
s fqos, y n stones "A Ireadway Morgan, Plenon
Rtehel w Leveu9n, 2 A Walker, JAS Genowetd, Thos
T. Williams, N raleu M Gard, Il N o Thompson. % NJ
EItIea y a Harrington, Il Holenbeck, lady and three
GeFdiner,T rarley, JQah, o NJ shelion Aisj inioof
fsfEeson, 9 lsdig u Bosses, y nmerson, o Maxson
II Rogers Il MeRoberis, Griffin, 3 Oliver, J Wi ANS
Yearga, Holloway q Garter S Wallace, Il X BOYD. A
ke9sttn, beuman lNihiie white. w 3 Smith, John
y9hnsons r Lediorli $ a jackson, L PendetoD j Z
Is9isnne, 4 Davis, w g Moore Sarah Lghner Master
Sgeeis 2 gslssr, H 4ieRobgrts, w Aiis " Allen
aud two children. d 4 Tossn i Reed r YeSnS Il 3 nv
Moray, ID Coin. NJ Williams II Johnsoh q j blackburn
g n Wood W Parker w / White. II Ws5d' jane.
S iaae. " q ,srgn a Graves Lediord, Bird James
grgmqett, n Harmon, y nj Iiixson B RutIedge Fnly
Foreman, II i Habbe q Siels t X 'sf ss.1s
2 Ray, 7 sult1ser, 7 Howaton S Roisn. + Aisiohe
.laons99, = q fqsyers W Brown me1ag, Z
tle3suy, Smith w Turner W Barisu o 8owley .
y bn3nlore ) 4 Temple, w Judson, D w Post, o j
Sisenhom' Il sturgis, sturga. Nj X George u Case
r SlgeIthom, G8ye w Chapman G Parr w Iamberf
ilarbpshls.J 3 Jones' G A Jones. G jones' Il Kelley l.
= w Harpoe, "A Mihurn. C-K Johnson, Cunningham
a = Stevens, MIS- Williamson, j o Lock b II Fiisnatrck
4 tarIioF, Rolin. R Lewis, N Newbeuy, Z Gerhard
w fi,lst w Bayley, G w Simmons Moore, G Arms,
" Bradley, + MuQrnian, j Lambert. y Orbson H D
A A,aeTs9 9 Y Sprs Efot9e, haeastt Wood, Reed,
IS tNu HHt
J a Tyler, Ferrt Stracer VIM Thompson G Lester
j. Weaver q Johnson, r Carroll, N z Coils, simon
Gsusie, N Broner, a Theologue-Fotal 80.
The following is a list of vessels in the port Of
Chagres, January l1th
steamship Faeon, Hartstsne for New York The 18Th.
BARK Rola, Jarvis, Of New York, uncertain.
bavk Sfona, Cobufn, to 20 up river to discharge
brig Bella del Mar, Wilmer, for New Orleans to-day, with
Brig Detroit. Gilehrist, uncertain.
Brig Benica. Wing for New Orleans, soon.
Brig Mount Vernon, DaBdait, for New Orleans soon
rer tauines for New Orleans to-day. with passengers
NlEMoRA Ngk The steamship Cherokee, Winde left
$500 Q . gold dust freight The Steamship Pronetens
,aewl Iieklabaugh left the l0h for New York. with 26
PASSENGERS.
SpoKEN.-January 4th latitude q deg 3 min North
9ngtude 9 deg g min West, Cape St. Antonio bearing
Not-eaats thyhye miles distant, spoke British bark
arab Of and iof Liverpool from Belize Honduras Three
lays previous she had prung aeak and then making ten
inches water per hour Would Try TO get into some port IN
he United States f1r repairs
The bark Sarah has arrived at Havana, and is
dischargng for repairs.
On leaving Havana, January 18th, exchanged
signals with U S. soop-of-sar, in the ofine
supposed to be the St. Marys, for HayaHa.
The Philadelphia brought the following amounts
of gold:
N. H. l2nghiuu A fio nna r,s+ a. ondI