New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
Arrival of the Ell Dorado.

Fourteen days later from Caifornid-.Ne,rs
from Oregon, the Sand,cich Islands, .Ius-
troIo, the Society Islands, China Folpa-
ralSO, etc.
The steamship Ell Dorado Capt Baxter arrived Sat
urday from Aspnwal Navy Bay bringing the California
mails to the 18th and dates from Panama the 30th
She also brings later by the way of San Francisco
from Oregon, the Sandwich Islands Australia The
following is a list of the Ell Dorados passengers:
W II Rhodes Mrs Intyre, W Carr. Mrs Quinn. Mrs
Hamilton, Bartlett r Smith, W L johnson y henney,
A II Barrett, Fitzmer Deshocn Nimick. W Mcclure
D W Hodges Field. l. NJ Nichols. Doctoman j Corr.
A Dinah. Hannah A Mahoue!f, " W Steith, C Ward.
r Dean 5 Terry. W Allen. James Clark j C Young.
Lane and five children, D Crockett, Thompson,
Peters.
SICKNESS AND DEAru AT sEAThe San Francisco Placer
Times of the 18th says:
The passengers board the bark Archibald Cracie.
which arrived in harbor yesterday evening" those
which Panama the bark Emily London for this
port the 7lh March. They ninety y-three days
reaching San Bias in that vessel and the following deaths
occurred:
March ID, NJ Bailey N o 18th, c c Stone. Ga pr H
Galt Ga GOTH Drake, Wis; oath, Jas Hickey. La
April 4th. D Reed Ca 18th G W Myers, Ga 10Th, A
Stone. Ga 2st, Ira Norton, Ga May lsG 4 Roberts
Ind 18th Row Ohio June I'D P stark, do; July 14th
Lamance, Ga.
They sixty days on the passage from San
Bias in the Archibald race and eighteen deaths have
occurred on board this vessel, Among them are
AUGUST ,6 6th Mr. Mckinney Ohio 7h Antonio Ring
10th, Brown, Ohio; 18th, IL Glass Ohio 18th, Rev Jas
Coplin, Ga Dyer, Canada West Goth l. l. Small.
IRA W Little J 2lst, l. 5 Batchelor Canada Fast; A
Kathan do Roberts Ga 2Sd, IL Looming, Ind 26tll
Jas Rafferty, Y; eth, Finley Ga 3lst D TAYLOR N
j; Sept3 " NlcCtcheon. Ga.
The tale of suerings endured by those who have at
length arrived at their destination is beyond all descr
ton For the last thirteen days they had on pint
of water only per day and altogether without bread
fact they have been all but famshed To complete the
matter the vessel coming into harbor got athwart the
hawser of the bark Magnolia lying off North Beach
little damage, however. was sustained
STrAMrRs Attorney
San Francisco has ibeled the Nicaragua steamer s
Lewis the Panama steamer Columbia. and the Golden
Gate, for sailing with than two tiers of berths The
penalties claimed against the Columbia $3.50 s. 5
Lewis S2150 and the Golden Gate S2S24S, being the
amount calculated upon the number ofpasenses brought
by her several trips from Panama to san Francisco
1t is stated be the intention of the District Attorney TO
enforce this policy against all vessels subject thereto
according to his Interpretation of the law.
| FROM THE PLANs-The Sacramento State Journal in
forms Ms that Gen Rains arrived at Sacramento the
mules belonging to the relief train He Ave days
making the trip The General there is some sick
ness among the emigrants.
1t his opinion that the immigration is than
half all accounts represent great numbers of
children behind The agents of the relief train have
every eXertion aid the destitute Water is
veyed regularly from Truckee and Carson stations out on