New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22
Arrival of the Empire city.

The steamer Empire City. Captain John Leeds arrived
on Saturday evening from Network Havana bringing
the California mails with dates to the 18th ult and the
following passengers:
Mrs " Fellows, child and servant Mime Ruther.
NJ lie Ruthcr Miss Tenny. Mime Clert Mrs Patterson,
Samuel Corning Mr. Jackway, Wood, Mr. uaferson,
Keitaer, Mr.. Poundct Morton IL g Ketchum, Micou.
Cnhn Poncelet Ruthcr Dctorest. Lutort, Norman, Re
rackers. Merrick, Antonio Porto. Comes. W Ii Senaud
Mrs Maria Plecteur llovcy,J W Foy. W Thompson, r
Rchard Raye and three others Of his company Mrs
Winchester Miss Winchester Mr. Clark. lady and daugl-
ter Mr. Baldwin lady and daughter; Mr. Roads and lady.
Mr. rendletar and lady Mrs Jeffrey and daughter, Mr.
Brown and daughter Mr. slano Munro. Within Mr. Oaks
and lady, Mrs Rogers and servant Mr. Dota, W II Herr
mure John Herimure. J S Williams, Mr. Taylor. Mr.
Page. James Moore. Thos Hall j Moore b Buckley.
Sr Carroll two children and servant Davis John
Merritt Mr. Mohone, b McEroy. j A B McElroy. W r
'uckner, Brown W Adams q 0 IIadman. Jno Nees,
Nelson
The Empire City passed the Georgia. bound for New
York at P NJ. the 18th instant off Matanzas. The
Empire City arrived off the Moro at Or the 18th
fnd sailed at 10 Wednesday, the 18th The Ohio
$50 t5,ssil for Chagrcs Mt L. NJ, on the day.
-. lillian r. Miller, of Cincinnati, died of consumption
board the Empire City at T. NJ. the 10Th
The California news is not of much Importance The
Alta California Of the 18th has the following summary
Within few days, intelligence has reached US of a
painful character from the northern coast The propeller
Warren for many months engaged in our coast trade
wrecked at the mouth Of the Columbia the 3lst
ult and fory-two lives were lost, She was bound Tor
this port and had proceeded to when accident
rams
tnIH She had passcd the bar when in consequence of
the insufficient power Of her engines and the rouchness OF
the she became upmanageabe. and dritted toward
tlatsop Spit where she finally struck The sea breaking
over her IN great fury parted her old hull and before as
<isance could be procured by boats crew dispatched
with extreme difficulty to the shore every vestge of the
wreck had been swept away and every soul on board
shed Oniy the ten men composing the boat crew es
capped. Capt Thompson. commanding the General War
ren met the sad fate to which all board
suddenly swept. The event has caused much
gloom in community and strong prejudice has beer
created against the unseaworthy vessels plying in our har
Dor OF which class the warren was one.
Passenger LIST ne 'Iaffen'-lhe lolio"ing are lne
names OF the persons lost so lar as we nave peen able
ascertain r, ,,.,, D., D.,
. Ito n ihi, ma ., D neoi : r. - ~
nuiin, Va ' Et,' niatrotnon " n u;iir NJ
i1, IN y n.,, f No NJ Iytbr ~ ritio \
Y Mr. Sbloss If Hnmboit /. Cook d 4 Rnck linn
l,,,t Gao Hatch unrtnr = Nelson steward =
I.nison steward :. = ON iel engineer Aupustus Stan
lev Marietta Ohio Can't. Chas THOMPSON. - Johnson
p,lrser John Deilon Musquitine county. Iowa W /
liars late of Vancouver. formerly of Iowa
We learn fromJ b Goddard. Esq, purser OF the Coutn
bi that the body of Mr. Luther passenger by the War
rem had been found with over 500 on his person Mr.
L. Finch of San Francisco took out letters of admin
stration and took charge OF the amount The body of
kanaka had been found Two other boars ma Deei
tonnd and buried by parties unknown one OF them Ia;
slso on ms person ana t,G oer so t rlng Will peai
heart shaped on ms lit'ie hhger' Inc warren iau
ifelgl' Hsa @ots t Sono os If tb tooo s f, oth.
h' '''is - !, a.. 49,. - ~, =, 49,,
ott VESSEL elo, ~ t. 81 f,,a ~ a;nt ~ ~
49, 49, ,rnfni mtnremce She was wrecknd at IN
ntr,,nn If unmbnIIt Raw she had !, number of nassen
@ ht all ,,nra en- ynd md reached this MORT day hefr
stray She was hound for oregon when the accidcn
si I'M ' ' 7
arbr Ouartermaster's schooner Capt Lincoln with
detachment of s. troops and supplies for the post
Port Oxford cast away on the I'd u near the mout
VA W. Nv 49,, nnrt NV roccnt arrival from Orceon n
i biwrecss on That coast We do not hear Of th
loss nf any lives
~, :; $50. u, ;., ttihtol,o IN ~, h,r
1hHSe DISASTERS arr htlly @ ;s u, VIZ ia'
S,''a''e, "na ,l of Yeats and months
Tor a succession Vi "eeNs ANU n,'n''s
The news OF the fortnight, pertaining TO local mat
tiers will hardly interest our atfthlic readers IN sum
ming up the Legislative business performed "ithn TN
past fifteen days we find an exceedingly meager detail
a lean and beggarly account
An attempt has been made to get feeling favorabl
to the early calling Convention revise the prcsen
State Constitution and lay open probably the questio
of slavery to those who desire the introduction of slave
into California
The state Controllers second report exhibiting the I'm
successful working of the present revenue system. ha
hnnn i,d before the Leristure
-. IT. ro, ,v,a j., o,, 1,,,or a; ,o ~,
~; nv - Tx last steamer Tba Tradn Wind 100 l.v
the Golden Gate 113 days. and the Sword Fish 80 day
from Network we perceive that the H. D. Forbes clll
RON prr Ike Ros,on '''
The country is quiet Considerable apprehension
felt in all the mining and farming districts that the wi.