New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-11
Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE e. DORADO.
Interesting from the Sandwich Islands
Oregon and South America. ,ge=

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The u S. mail steamship El Dorado, A. G.
GRAY. commander, from AspinWall for this city, |
with the California mail and passengers. ar
rived ut Pass FOutre on Thursday evening,
and got fast on the bar. She was run ashore
by the Pilot in charge After repeated unsuc-
cessful attempts to get her off, the captain dis
patched her mails and passengers to the city
Der towboat Conqueror on the afternoon OF the
9Th inst. They reached New Orleans on the
9th at o'clock, P. NJ.
She left Aspinwall at II, A NJ, on the I'd inst,
with the California mails, passengers and five
thousand dollars to Adams 4 Co.
Steamship Empire City left Aspinwall at the
same time, direct for New York, with two hun
dred passengers and one million and quarter
in gold dust.
Among the passengers per Empire City are
Hon James S. Green, United States Charge
a. Affairs for New Granada, Hon. Gov. Wood, of
Ohio, United States Consul at Valparaiso, and
his daughter and DIR. Whitmore, of New York,
with dispatches for Washington. #
The following is the list Of passengers by the
| Ell Dorado:
Samuel Hrsch late Acting Consul the United States
at Aspinwall: Smith NJ Tracy. lady Rud child John
| CHEEK A Morrison Geo Weir Il D MulIin Wincheih
| W I Kerr 7 Mckenny 4 Lauer. Louis schmidt N Col
iius, ] I Howard, Geo Frank l. Bugar. Il NJ smith A
Thompson, Precinct Bum, Willard snshhr, n..i,
James Swan James Mccormack, Patrick Doyle II Miller
| and two children w Dougherty, @ Nj Dougharty, w
Iossett j eraig j Baohaa B j soss Geo Thornton
Henderson ] g serrett, j NJ Henderson, " owen,
| Harhles, j Thomaston, G Henderson and Others
New Granada. s5=.5..
The revolution in New Granada continues.
General Melois still in power, not so much be-
cause of his strength as in consequence of the
weakness of the Constitutional Government:
Affairs at Aspinwan.
Aspinyall is as yet without authorities. The
Governor has appointed Don Bias Arosemena
Quesada, Jefe Politieo, with power to treat Tlth
foreigners atAspinwall. The latter resist the
payment of all taxes until such arrangements
can be made as will insure to them u represen-
tation in the City Cabildo. A committee had
been appointed to confer with Senior Arosemena
and to fix upon seme form Of municipal govern
ment which might be satisfactory 70 the for
eigners They had not been able to fix upof
any plan before the steamer sailed The New
Granadian Government haye sold the guns a
garthagena to procure funds TO carry On thu
war Mr.. Elbridge Foster. an enterprlsint
American residing at Garthagena, ona OF tn
purchasers, is u passenger on the Empire Gity
He has with him specimen of the mftai-hos
beautiful copper.
We find the following paragraphs in til
Aspinwall Courier OF the 33d:
On Monday night party Of Haytiens or Cur
acoans, numbering about twenty, had an atfra
in II dance house with nearly twice their nun
ber Of New Granadians. The former wer
armed with swords and fire arms, and the lat
ter with machets Some half dozen perso1
were shot, some of them accidentally, anon
them poor woman, who had come out to il
duce friend to retire none were killed GU
right, though we presume two will not reeove
s The injuries so far as we have learned, we're c
the native side. This affair was the most fat
that we have as yet had to record of our youn
= city, though several encounters between IND
viduals Of the same class, as we'll as betwee
bodies of different classes, have during the pa
fortnight occurred, both within and without /
limits. Z.Z
The schooner Flor de Mayo arrived herefro
4 Garthagena on Monday night, after tweb
days passage, with a few passengers, a SIMS
quantity Of provisions. and the criminals W
had some time previously been compelled
leeve the city.
The schooner Ocean Queen, Capt, Ergas, IL
our harbor yesterday morning at an early ho
for Jamaica with 20 passengers. 4
. The clipper schooner Liberty, Capt. Gree
left this port yesterday afternoon for Jamaic
with over 800 passengers,