New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
NINE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
OUTRAGES AT STOCKTON.
INDIAN MAS SAC r ES.
THE EORMONS AT SAN BERNARDO.
CcmMERcIAL PROSPERITY.
Mining observation-disclosures Incidence
Marriages. Deaths, sc.

The steamship Daniel Webster, zap"
Baldwin, arrived about L. O'Clock last night from
san Juan, whence she sailed ON the 9th inst,
bringing news from California to the 18Th ult
When - hours out the Webster experienced
severe Northor, which lasted several days. On
the 18th. oil Cape Hatteras, she encountered
strong gale from the southeast, which carried
away her paddle boxes but the ship behaved
molly through out the gale. She made the pas
SAGE out TO san Juan in TO- days, towing the
steamboat Central America from the wharf in
New-York to San Juan. The English steamer
Dee arrived at san Juan on the 4th nst and sailed
again on the 5th, with 20 returned Calfomians as
passengers bound for New.OrleanS.
The steamer Central America, aflor three days
labor, passed the shoals at the mouth OF the nyer
San Juan, and at las, accounts was steaInng away
in fine style twenty-five miles up the river.
The steamer North America sailed from San Fran
cisco on Wednesday, Oct. Is, at IL o'clock, and az
rived at san Juan del sud on Sunday Oct 20, With
about 400 passengers. OF the Cuffs of California
and Tehuantepec, she experienced strong head
winds, hard gales and heavy sea, for three days.
Oct. ~, lat. IS long 95o, steamer Monumental
City, bound to San Francisco. Saturday, Oct. IS,
passed bark Canton, from san Francisco for Juan
del sud, with le0 passengers
The steamer California Capt. Budj, sailed from
San Francisco on the 18TH 30 for Panama with
about $50 passengers. Len the Ne~-Oheans 10 sail
the same day a. Z. VI. for San Juan del sud and
Panama, with about $50 passengers. Left the steam
sr Republic undergoing repairs at Benicia in conse-
quence of damage sustained by striking on suken
rock in derse fog, % miles from the gates Let
clipper ship Flying Cloud, Greasy, for Hong Kong,
waiting for hands which were very scarce IN cOnSe-
quence OF the glowing accounts from the mines.
Witch of the Wave, Southern Class, aud Game Cock
foS China the former by the way OF Sand ~ich Is
lands with passengers, would sail in tSo three
weeks.
Mr.. Durivagc has retired from The Alta ca'iE,rnia.
On the 18th the L. s'oop o'war Vn,enaes, HUI
son, sailed from San ranc.sco for the Sandwich Is
LANDS
The Webster brought the following specie:
cock .SlI5 2ii Manuel Eche YER
{. Duland--. ,3y2 ria.-----------.. 40
In tie hands Of passengers. SjO0,0oO
The following are the passengers arrived BY the
Webster
y Fisher, W . Alnser. u. $. Cohad J. W Io 'dcnsr,
alr PeIrsieIn Dir BeILs,cin J. Csyaliet NJ Cavalier
Tlnr, b Tari'n' W iiandicgs Sir iioGma" II f,as.
d H :, ,,o Rene Cot Sears G az u Roebes-
VI. B@bsns SIr Hove, j. C. Iscoia ". C. D.brow,
4 Fonda W X Hopkins, " sly,ich O d Card. W 81
Jstn.6n. J Beden. w Lsysey A Fsmhan and lafy
k Prcs sf ASssit = webb j. j. s' Carbon. A.
ley L. Bo.ley, a. A Cogshl,a, Hr'. n. Hswl.nd.s
er;,c Past ,eaHs pae';so 81. Cig NJ hc h,'sa
s mdaIsi chaSo Ira' , a%h m s cSd tss
Md - s Sac 4 CO.., " fsiTy W set. s.
Corisr " Iaseiso l. sa ;o + saansIo
i n MI M. po,s'j .MayJ w G4sks. y l. Pols
n Aiot,, ~. Pratt =. a Caru'kers Nm VA Bilczss.
rc5d, TT 1 c ~, esoh " ls,es'o' lea
,isi.. G. g Bn,g'. =: Asa, y wicsar, i waag,.
Reed, Mr Jobh,cn g Jo6nsoa Pi.'ci. x Dowss.
IL T. l. CsmDb'Ii / ?. Tomho BoWs9. ~ Hr,ehisc;
IN ha 5S1' bif :,Ssos a' 4: H. s:SeGs
Mason, O " JUDI - Js5;. = SsSee, v q s:oes 9.
FISHER, JanssesE. jss KtGp p.,@ R.ed. 5. !.
t'yrg,ea y rasD;Es ) g. a 2, 7 l. Eoe~ortsy.
Doop, = Lee. L Monroe. a Te!fosd ). KsnaalJ
e' y es hi. sTc ph Ss W. fe.s
TO- Fen " f ,.,9 HossE;. 4; ss-a', H.. -
> Mc.L.! s.s %'I Cen csai'9 + Smith G s's' E.
OIL " s,.S r u i'sd = L. Make II ~ 70 .hsy.
= Holmes, Wal gee 4 NJ Eysn- A lig}ensAk,W W.
IL S AAs { pars. J Lows y JoFdoo, s'r wsTe,D.
u. taicn ssItin y. Gao & Stephens.J Hr-
es.a,H y Peter, b. T. picAEsop,j y Fo, SO NJ
s e5 =, III shnssr LaweFee n ;iss.'' M M,.
Ia,:or I1 n5cer r g IRE IL Br'e J. G'is'
6,Si.11 + cSsh, TIT +. mia !: E Sso.
'fl - J. Jthnsor, Esver 4. D.l2fge, J. StIAD,r'
. becsn an. Acanc, C. t.i.fnan, Pendlcto..
A. hsu's'n y. hlcClae }. ,. Nerch IL, I. Pr,uy;J
tE.,ilImFs, J. 1bsInton. j. g. SscesFd, = .ioss, W
a. 80 H. y. Hoe,p 6; \ 'mna Eis'e'. O. %"s,1,a.
s:i FL, Me. d s Sens & N 4, ws sss6.
IsItel. J. Ha-e.s'n. J Iabell, ]. g. Sichart,oa J.
PeTfey. J. huI4y. c Dr. silver. a B'osa, Van
Per Tbs Dskcy,4 Schoolsr. II y. Smith. Ms-
sob 8 Il. ThomIsoG. c. s. picbie. 2 Bser, @ Hal:
wallace. H. lCsms W. Colo T J. I0rse, " p VII
scn. knes e: \ o.bsTn. Z He;ctkEs. l. G Cnuer. 5
hanitCn J hisCchcTs, 3. n. Porter. l.. " Waiting.
g tsny, ; iussn. = ". t,hhucsc. J. G. HeF sy'
~ V IssmesDx i.kksy II w Pesse. Beicea,
NJ " HagT,r 81. Me- ~ Borden. II. Dansl. u. T.
siaess l. 7 Hes,Ts's. " o,se,. oiser. d Fiey.h.
new. J. HALL Ce,n.y. K bioCey. grcsnsa. b. y.
Brogn Stevens, 81. Carroll, J Trpgan Wa'sya 4
Cobb II. James e ,u4lis. +. ffaiie.i, @ Lsab, v.
Snow J Hood. l. ion. J Rt.elsy " GealsI p
} smith u. sTi,h, T. McCumul.p ~ H. Post H.
Eatey. W HsJnas ID S.setoj. ". yoad s d. Daily,
FIch.j s!iErsr, lie Grad. J. 5. BDi!eS. q.
poe,, ssuHctrs ID. sauHeers. ". Herbert. Ta,an
Doyle Ch,essf J. Ssl,bury, h l. Baltss. Mr. hsrtsn'
Tucker HI Ahtpne, T. Dtil.s, j. alllia ms, r. Snrns
c Smith " leAs'n Th.spss. c. G. Hags''s O.
Prsr.zsder, G. W NleT, l. 7 Parksr. S. EasEs4 e :.