The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Very Late from the Isthmus OF Panama aud
the British West Indies.

Very Late from the Lsthmus OF Panama and
the British West Indies.
The steamshp United States Captain Berry arrived at
this port last night from Chsgres whence she sailed
the 4th, at O'clock 2. NJ, and Kingston Jamaica on
the 8th inst.
Annexed are tho
NAMES OF HER PASSENGERS
Ssc.ndy M fa.S
s::.: & & Sissss:
A1,xs h5 YGSn Ssamh, SSSdn Gsssnsssa E
Esss 5sss 5j5iss s..
pksdmond, Loyn svood, Patterson stone b WioSs.
1saT. K.yss wss
Fohsy ,I Brisn Baker, n.skins. BuTliAsham.
cons tsmpSsli marsh H Black 's sayaer AS Phelps: eli
Miss Pesssss s%
tSs@s1 Gss, Ti,s@'
S%hi.iq1a TresdsisE; BE- Gay SIIl:: x brown.
w,sn Dsyy Hsnn . w ST.s
| MscOet Nichols J smith, Cassidy, Rushssn, h%
Tseas
fsssssf sssn Sse% G:ranss G.fi we Mes'
Lewis wsshngson, Eo.so.t, Robinson Bartlett,
RSs srGTS Franks lhpn Baa.. re.1
Gsy eHln m.a Ssas fSSssE SssE.op F1a Williams s:
II Smith. W Burns.
We are indebted to the attention Of Mr. George Bar
ney, the Purser Of the U. s., for lato news.
The United States having left Chagres before the arri-
val Of the nails brings later dates from California
The steamship Independence, Soddard left Kingston
the morning Of the 7th instant, for New Orleans
The steamship Brother Jonathan Brown, from New
York. arrived at Kingston the morning of the 9Th inst
and would leave tho evening of that day. Chagrcs
and s an Juan.
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived at San Juan de
Nicaragua, from New York, the 1st inst, and would
leave for New York Immediately the arrival of the Pa
ciac passengers.
NEWS FROM THE IsTHMUs OF PANAMA.
The steam propelers benjamin Franklin, for Phiadel-
pha, and City Of New York, for New York would leave
about the same time, via Chagres and Kingston.
The steamship Meteor was at Chagres for New Orleans
via Grcytown also, the steamship Ell Dorado for New
York direct on the arrival Of the California mails
The British mail steamer Oronoco arrived on Monday
last and left early the next morning for Greytown
In the city of Panama there supposed to remain
about three thousand Californian emgrants waiting for
passage to their place of destination Provisions wcro still
scarce, and very high though large supplies hourly
expected.
The sudden death Of highly respected citizen and
merchant, Louis Lewis, Esq, ii. b. M's vicc-Consul s
mentioned Mr. L. had been resident of Panama for
seventeen years past and was the brother-in-aw Of
Governor Herrera his remains followed to the grave
by numerous concourse Of native and foreign residents
and throughout the day the British American Chilean
and Swedish flags displayed Calf-mast) at the
Consulaes Of their respective nations Mr. Lewis was
the Junior partner Of the business house Of Smith and
Lewis
In Chagres business brisk aud considerable trade
was going on over the Isthmus In the why of provi
sions, &c.
Much disappointment and angry feelings were mani
tested by class Of passengers who had reached Panama
With their through tickets to California purchased in
on tho Pacific to send them forward
The city Of Panama unusually healthy there were
seven sailing vessels and steamship up for California
on the ID instant
[From tho Panama Star Feb 2Sl
Provisions ofevery description represented as pler
supplies expected from the States by the various
steamers On the contrary In this city every kind of
provisions and exceedingly high Potatoes and
beans are not to be had at any price.
VIC understand that the agent Of the telegraph across
the lsthmus Is Mt present in Panama making arrange
ments to establish an Office here, forming board
Of directors &C. and carrying out the plans
put tho experiment into immediate operation.
Among the arrivals in our city yesterday VIC noticed
that Of Geo Law Esqr the enterprsing steamship owner
and his friend, Mr.. Story. y. b. Green, Esq of tho
Herald also reached town last evening" Booth Of the
Western Hotel left here this morning flying visit TO
the States, with view Of bringing out his family.
NEWS From THE WEST INDIES.
From tho Kingston Journal March
The Royal Mail Company ys steamer Conway. from Car
thagena bound to Saint Thomas and Southampton with
thirty passengers and 900 Freight put into this
port yesterday, short Of GOALS The Conway ought to
have been at Saint Thomas to meet the Dee which left
this on Tuesday last, with the mails
From the Kingston Journal March Al
IS mentioned In the San Fernando Gazette that Port
Of Spain in Trinidad. full of shipping, but that
fortunately tho weather most unfvorabc for getting
in the crop The roads very soft and the yielding
Of the juice very bad both beng the consequence Of
instances 500 gallons liquor to make hoghahead Of
sugar Of thirty inch truss There had been dry
weather since May last, and our contemporary was
thoroughly wearicd with the unusual continuance Of
rain
[From the Kingston Despatch. March4]
The Barbados Globe and Baybadian appear In mourning
the passengers belonging to Barbados who lost in
the Inflated Amazon The performance at tho Garrison
theatre which to take place the 10th ult post
poned from the same cause
The Globe, of the 10th ut contains tho following.
We barely have to state for the information Of
homo readers thai although the weather for the ass
month has tho whole been favorable for plant
ing operations than for reapng the manufacture Of sugar
Of produce shipped to daewhich Is reported 24s2
hhds 100 tierees 337 bbls sugar so puns molasscsm
ply testihes The crop bids fair to realize the most sar
gune expectations Of the planters
The yosng crop Is well establishcd and thriving
well
The island continues healthy and i.e physical condition
and prospects, all things considered encouraging but
language at command could adequately describe the
intense gloom which the melancholy intelligence Of the
oes of the Amazon has thrown over the whole colony
The shipping Of produce for the present year has fairly
commenced. Since the 14th OF January the following
items appear In the books Of the Commercial Hall
Brig Xarifa for Dublin with 232 hhds 10 tisrces and
% barrels sugar Charles Ha,neron, ditto 217 hhds
terces, SO barrels; brig Mischief for Belfast 200 hhds
tsrces 10 barrels brig Zephyr for Cork 2cB hhds, Is
terces; brig Record for Dublin 249 hhds Is erces 62
bbs Making total Of 23l hhds 81 terces, and 145
barrels OF sugar.
There is but little intelligence from British Guiana
The petitions to the Imperal Parliament, for the en-
rcercnt of the treaties With Spain and tho Braxs
for stopping the further reduction Of the duties slave
produce have been nuuaerously signed.
The weather. says the Colonist had been lowering
and many days the fall Of rain had been almost inces
SAINT but the effect has been highly beneficial both
regards the health Of tho colony and Its agriculture The
crop for the bids fair to exceed the abundance
Of the last still to be feared from the present state
Of the produce markets that the blessings o Providence
will be nued by tho fact that tho actual value Of re
turn will be below the average Of former years,
The Benefit to Father Mnthcw-The Settle
1ucnts
CopK Ian 30 1S52