The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-01

On her outward passage the O. left New York on hs Sd
ult and arrived at Kingston jamaica the 10th. She
found the Independence Capt stodisrd still there
derSong repairs but would leave that port to day for
San Juan and New Orleans The O. c. left Kingston on
the 12th and reached 0hagrss tho 18TH whencs ss
saied her rsturn to New York the 10th SIZE ex-
pe,ienced for four days succession Of gales from the
northeast.
The g. Sleep Of war Cyane left Ghegrer on thu 18th
ult, for san Juan to Teliey. The Albany. Tns puch
frisate Prince of Orange left tn, 18Th for San Juan
and Havsns.
The Cietcent City passed, the evening of the 10th
large steamer supposed to DO the Ohio, for Chsgrss
She brings no later sdvices from California We pub
hed the full details Of the TO the lst OF Feb in
the HERALD Of yesterday.
Annexed are tho names OF the
CRESCENT CITY PASSENGERS.
Mr., sns Scss ard ss na @
aall, Berioras f5gTss, messengsr sysn. arhin.
Ms FsfsS %
sse s ans aT 'S' Rs, saSs rh
Dsyley Ii Gilicn, MT hsxiney. Kerlie. syis,sscr
Fs.s ss; isi Hsi
Covon Ii Burdioa and eishty.four in The stsersgs.
large number Of these passengers sts San Francisco
on ths morning OF the Ius OF February at eight ocock
The Tenness.e brought down $50 passengers to Pass
go Of whom took lns Cherokee, 1t Ghassea far Nsw
| Orleans.
Tho Tennessee made very rapid run from San Fran
cisco to Panama namely days and thirteen hours
including nineteen beurs soppage at Gan Diego and
Acapulco. On tho morning Of the I'd met the seam.r
Panama, with l6s pssst ngers She had broken down
twice and had put into San Diego for repairs sailed
and Was obliged to return. She finally got of
the evening of the 3lst Jan The steamer McBm
at San Diego, having been 81 days from Panama When
sbe started she hnd eco pa.,enger about thirty had
died at San Diego The Captain turned the whole party
ashore refusing to have anything TO do with them
He obtained provisions however aud took them all
back sending fifty into tn. forest to cut wood for fuel
to enable them to reach San Francisco They prob
bly, at this time engaged in cutting wood On the evs.
ming Of the Sd, thirty miles below San Diego spoke
stes mshp Republic Capt Hudson With $50 passengers
ell well. On the morning Of the 4th jan the smoke
steamer North America, thirty miles distant On the
morning OF the 5h she hove in sight aud kept company
until the mornrg Of the 9th when the Tenneste turned
into Acapulco the North America being about ten miles
ahead On the morning of the eth passed. about
three mile, diaant the steamship Oregon Capt Pearson
On the dag smoke Of the Monumental City,
bound up, and the 18th passed steamship California
The Goidon Gate left Panama the 18th with about
1eCo passengers also the New Orleans with 900 pesscn
gers. large number OF sailing vessels have also loft
Panama with passengers from San Franoco from tno
lst to the 10th Feb inclusive There pwardl Of
sun thops0rd pasenesys hfpffn P4nsna and San Fyde
md de'e ot s line a, oaSf fon s md and fUs
hundred rerScs in PadmG aicaitiHG Conveyance La
tofnfa.
Tie propeller Frsment left San Francisca the ~
| Ftbrupry and Is nov probably at Panama
We learn that provisions very sosros aud very
hieh Panama pork selling readily for SEQ and $40 per
! bhi end beef at d6o
hmorg the passengers By the Tennessee to Panama
were Tel John Fremont aud family. The Col is now
BE way to Europe TO dpose Of bis quartz tit in he
Msrpcts IL again said that he will not coerm the sele
iaey rade By Col Benton FOR 81 coo COO Col states
that sGo will be Effected in the Untsd States OF his
property there conditions to be complied with by
the English oorarsny which be Is hey viii not
ctpt be therefore Intends 70 proceed direct 20 London
to ge matters But Col Is probably too late.
The conditions have been complied With, and the sale
has been Effected BY the written authority Of Col H. to
Gel DeDtsn We have seen the parehnents.
We thank the purcsr OF the o., Me'srs Adams %
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