New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-24
Arrival of the Cherokee.

The steamship Cherokee, Lieut. H. X. Davenport COM
manding arrived yesterday from Chagrcs and San Juan
She brings mail.
Left at San Juan u s. soop of-war Decatur-all well
Also the propeller John Penn, from NewYork.
The propeller City of NewYork from NewYork, put in
at Porto Bello out Of coal
The steamer Promeheus from NewYork arrived Mt San
Juan the 18th of March. All her passengers (about
four hundred detained at San Juan on account of
the low water it being impossible for the transportation
boats of the Nicaragua Line to proceed the water being
low at this time being the dry season as to render the
river impossible hence Of course 1t must create much
annoyance to passengers well rs great detention
Among the passengers by the Cherokee is George Law
ESD the principal Of the U s, Mail Steamship Line,
running from NewYork, NewOrleans Havana and Cha
eres He visits business connected with his line of
steamers
The steamers of the U S. Mail Line Tor LAWS Line
now to Navy Bay, distance of about ten miles
Chagres where they connect with the Panama Railroad
by which conveyance passengers arrive at Panama in 30
hours thus saving two and half days and in few weeks
the railroad will be completed to Gorgona at which time
passengers and freight will arrive at Panama in ID hours
from Navy Bay thus avoiding the long and tedious
noeng which, heretofore has been the only of
veyance and of making the most expeditions and
pleasant route to the golden shores of California.
At Navy Bay the Company has been at great expense
in building fine long wharf to which the steamers go;
thus aordng passengers every convenience in landing
well escaping the disagreeable process of landing in
small boats In short the trip to California by this
| is one of pleasure, instead of fatigue.
Passengers per Cherokee from Chagres and San Juan
| George Law NJ Storey. W II Rutzer. DR. Tyson
Ielly b Perry. Ellif and SON. Hart, Bartho-
| lemew. j Bartholomew, VIM Keith. j Hosley. W
losley Jas Cunningham Chatter. Chatter, Chatter
| II Mccain S McCline. II Young Cheeser, O II
| Pollock. Manning tackle D Renal. r Clark A
| Horn. W II LiDey IIuanae j Inks, Hart, W G
Ferris, W Ferris Jr. Read Vim Boyd J Shaber Jos
Shaber Jos Green. g Farnsworth, Pattison. Ellison
Thos Boyd. Barnett, ii D IIudgins. John IIudgins
Jas liudgins. Geo Scantling John Pattern Bradish
John Bryant wife and two children. Thos nanes. o
Gould J Taylor, Jas Dillon. VIM Haley Nash. j Kelly,
G W Ferguson, Allen spardman
| The AUTHOR JuSIus-The London Quarterly pre-
sents candidate for the authorship of Junius. in
the person of Thomas Lytteton of the first Lord
yteton. who twenty -four years old when the Let
tiers first commenced and who entered Parliament and
evnced wonderful abilities years after The
viewer first to demolsh the claims preferred
half of Sir Philip Francis and then shows that in moral
character intellectual abilities party antics personal
relations and in the general Of his character Lord
Lyteton precisely the person upon whom the
pcon of the authorship Of Junus should justly fall His
speeches aso quoted to show identity of general
sentiment and of studies with the Letters and variety
Of coincident phrases, SMILES illusions etc coIated
The article is long and written with ability. 1t certainly
makes out very strong