The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-05
| FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM eMF@IM
AR RIVAL ~
STEAMSHIP PReMETH EUs.
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Three Millions Of Gold Dust On the
Way to New York
Revival of Business In San Francisco.
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NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS
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EXPEDITION TO LOWER CALIFORNIA
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RIOT in THErciTY OF NEVADA
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
Agricultufal Prospects Of California.
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THH INDIAN TROUBLE NJ.
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Revival Of Business I'm san Francisco.
NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS
Execution i'm Stockton,
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1he steamship Prometheus,s Captain II. ", Jeaasap
arrived last Thursday morning AZ early hor from g.
ges via San Juan Nicaragua adyisss from
San Francisco the 3lst Of days later than
previous dates I'VE published a portion Of hsr
news in part Of cur edition yestefaay morning
We are under obligations to Mr. X. Lord the ssnsis
manly purser Of the Prometheus TO Dodge Co., and
Adams Co.'s Express for the prompt delivery Of Pana
ma, California and Oregon Ass
The Promethcus arrived at Chagres, her outward,
passage on the morning Of the 22d June Let Chagres
on the evening Of the I'D and San Juan az
hours Left San Juan en- the morning Of the 18th, at
o'clock A. NJ, and arrived of Sandy Hook ON wednss
day July ID, at 10 o'clock p. M.--making her voyages
from San Juan in seen Days and trenty-ene Asws.
Annexed is list Of
PASSENGERS By TIE sEANER pRoNgrHkvr;
Mr. Medina lady. three children and servants "a srss
Us \; Mrs ToIrSaOs and snila Lss, G.p. Che
is nEE cssSs s' Hr s.d IVY Yii
Hash Mnsr ki,groys %
g ss.ars Sprays Joseph E;;shsrs B S;SRs.l5
Ss1dv1 ray d a' Mssa d.p s...sr joe
err $,,l ca. Capt T siss.. 9:
GOWN as.:' Sian,sy leols d1gswsos.s
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s'ss Taa.,r Isi na: &n,aony psSsn sBraa..d D;
WLwhite, Green Besert, W l. Sosns,I Morss,
Pickett Casey Wolfe GrR.: q ssfssltssj
n AL, s1ss s;s
~ csna. s Hanson, asSasssr
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Nou.e Wilson, joel Lewis John Msper CLARK. L
c Nice. Buttsrvorth, Z Payy. Eaton .alssy Geo
Lyon S Plstemer. sidson sK SCOTT wFnend Iaees'
Mcleod, Mosre. Abbot: WIAorford w kres sco.y
sAsp,rry = r. Adams W N shepard, 30 sargsH. James
Aroyo w Kensey VIM Ale.snder Nichols sonn lewis
REESE, Miner wocdworh Some; prsSsf
new, Chaplin ChsRin. ctsPin , pss chsEs,
a Ssces f Fc1s. g'' Plsys Pos so,..1.
G Arnold, @ Humeston, Haynes W kenssy fhonss
Clesg Tho. ciess Jr. " isuI John Wslsh' Raa..y,
and family, Leeoh. W Psvey, Waheiy Cssbins,
Lewis Natber Sargent, Holmes R cads nedsor,
Avande Ticknor CD Laycelle and isdyressl 70
A passenger named Nicholas Salmon, Of Tutor
Ohio died on the 2Sth June
The steamer Empire City at chagres VIII n tie p
left
The steamship Tennessee arrived at Panama on the
10th june with s2toooco in gold dust and two HUNDRED
passengers :. -
erncr arrived at Panama frvm San franciscothe ars
with $4,000 900 in gold. and $50 passengers; tbs hssr
with 5000 600 and 125 passengers.
The accounts from San Francisco are encoursefn
A. remskabiIe energy h exhibited In the work OF re-
building restoring what recently dsssroycd
| by fire. and business affairs are rapidly mproving
Congress. made by the democratic and whg ecnvest
I respcctiycly follows