The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-07
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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mHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
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NAIL STEAMSHIP GEORGIA,
Over Five Hundred Passengers.
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-Four Millions Of Gold Dust at Panama,
for the United States.
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HE DISAPPEARANCE o. THE CHOLERA.
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Extensive Robbery Of Gold Dust
on the Isthmus,
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HE DIsAPPEARAaCE Of THE CHOLERA

The U. B. mall steamship Georgia Lieutenant ID.
Porter commander, arrived yesterday from ohsgrss,
Havana with the Pacific mails aud sos passengers
The Georgia sailed from Chsgres the 26th with
o24 passengers, arrived in Havana on the 30th, and
transferred 410 passengers to the Pacific, for New
Orleans.
We are indebted TO the Kindness Of the Purser Of the
g.. to Mr.. Bsyley, the Mail Agent, Mr. Matthews, En-
yineer and to West Go s Express for the early de-
Livery Of late papers to our news collectors
The steamship Oregon arrived in Panama the soth
with 2I6 passengers and two millions In gold dust ON
freight and million in the hands Of passengers
The Republic had arrived with $50 passengers, two
hunired thousand in gold dust freight, and absst
million In the hands Of passengers.
The advices from San Francisco to the st Of De-
oembsr, inclusive.
In Panama we're the steamers ioah, Wilson @.
HUNT Com Prsble, and about forty sailing vessels.
The Georgia left at Cbsgres the steamer Crescent
City with 430 passengers waiting for the gold dust
which had not arrived.
The c. @. was detained in consequence of the specie
train having been robbed the road from Panama
seven miles out. The report was that $4,000
ctolen There have lately been great many robberies
and murders committed on the river Two or three
dead bodies the river. 1t is said that
The 8 ydney convicts very uerous the Cali
2ornia route.
The propeller Ontario sailed from Chagrss for New
Orleans, with 300 passengers. Those remaining tbs
Isthmus going of in sailing vessels.
The dry season setting in at Chsgres, and the
place becoming more healthy
The Georgia has encountered heavy weather ever
oncs leaving Havana She passed a number OF vessels
In the Cult signalling to bs reported but they
generally too far of to be made out.
The following persons died on the passage
Jas File ming, residence unkno~n.
WIN. L. blanchard. Bangor, Ne.
l.. IL. Hunter, Missouri
The following is q list Of passengers
BIT THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
ciafs. nGS y pSs Eld1isss. Jao assssss: WIN ss
Dow Besn Ksn1iss a. Or JohssOn, % John hs't1s- Ing
re1 krs Hooper and children ao s.a
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ooedyssr Pet,i.. Bslnsef l.Aae Reed, 2 Robin
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sylvia and Mr. Norcross. Udeu,
Nj Porter, AbrAm Howard, Jonn sickles, Klemm.
Hall, Athens j A lossd, mis-, lee. Bruce.
Dewitt, Y Dewitt u Sargsat Plnning. Hstoh, "
Hg.oa, seot y Tsl lar, Sresneau; sssis' n;n
CIeo York, A Eallory, saery Brou ughan stok,sn,
Purringson, Mr. Thompson; hsNqsy. W 1,.'ssws
aas Col Bsksr oliver. Niss Robins Mrs Mitchell
and child. MAI Dgrsvals Pie.ce Herman ors.
aarPhy Jones. lgeg cae.ain rsress ssr Evrs...
D y Hitshcock y cerdue b stone Harvey. Fall
con, Moss, Green. q kcbsrts, Miner kansy,
lister Sisters of Charity. Leon Oeh aud
lady, Miss swahb snd servant. MONTGOMERY and isdy
J Coma James phelan, U 4 Pratt. Brown, Wv
Brown Sweeney. Ryan, X Rysn, Philiph aalt,
Iisle, John Barry, knapp 10 se, v Reed A Lewis
LYON IS Is sridl~y, a y Hyam. y Estin, SshAphtre,
yranes Reslr q Bodhsh abdladv, Titcomb, W Cot
gerill-3uO IN the stesrsge,