New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
Two DAYS LATER FROM CHAGRBS.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.


The steamship United States, Berry.
! from Chages Feb. 6, at p. NJ, and 6 daysad 4,
hours from Kingston, jamaica
Len at Chsgres steamship Pioneer, for Nsw.Yort.
ard brig Lucy, Brewer, for New. Orleans. s,s...
ship Georgia, from New-York via Havana. arr,v,s
I JUS, before the United States len.
llth INST, at 10 A. NJ, OF cas-, end OF Cuba. ava
steamer bound southwest, supposed TO be he fres.
cent City, from New-York for Chagres LA AZ
Kingston, steamer Independence, sioddard, rspsr.
irg; expected to be completed in 10 or Il days
Feb. l3, ala p. NJ, lat IS Is n, long 7i'ISw,
exchanged signals with ship Of Union Lire New.
Orleans packets, bound to New. Orleans
Feb. IS, al p. NJ, 30 miles north Of Cape Hat
terss, saw two steamers bound south.
The United States left Kingston Tuesday, lo.h
inst, at loi A. NJ
The following is & list OF passengers per steamer
United States:
Ep MS0rs;E 81, Argssa. A. Brr:@,d.; Ca,..SH
AND lady Col ]. samfcrd Capt GsOTs;pssk Hsii.
Henry c. Gordon, G; W: Briggs, Nee, D W psrlsrH
Jshn G. Sun, B Pures. VIM. Hogan. JSha Asher
sspb sr Crcier. Mr cIol.r, NJ ISoaS Mr So.s. nv
Van schei, sIr Adder, DIR. Burns, Mr. Saith W
N.
Bic ssr nsa " $assf su bee T s.S.
MafS IHso s scar. ss.a
wm Wells; J HaJts W. Ryen, o RySa, n
,Oa Jas c. Bsn!stt, j Wiley, X Johnson, " TSSss
,.a,e Tsim,Hi X. J Lee. W b. AHsreary Lev J,n,.
s, GoG ,So S bSssr Sads Lew. ca,,s:s
Gee MsppiS, s 4 Msppila, M Browe, NJ. Fsnsgra.y
s fSSns is0' R IS 1 rsesp @ w%
Fisher. c + Campbell n Sa pTson, y. II Miles jas A.
S Ssa1s5y, John John g csat u.s. Ben: g sas.S
v Williams, NJ S.A. Parker, L. s Perkins.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
ship the Colleen Gate, left San Francisco for Pan
ANA at lOi O'Clock p NJ, on the 2lst OF January.
Her hour for sailing had been fixed for ls O'Clock Of
that day, but casting of from the wharf the strong
ebb tibe swept her atoul of two vessels and it was
found impossible to clear her from them till after
charge of tide. Very little damage was done to the
Golden Gate the collision carrying away emily her
larboard waist boat and few Of her awning stan.
cbions This steamer was put on the route out OF her
regular time in order 30 afford the earliest practicable
conveyance to California of the great number OF pas
sengers who it was understood, were waiting Al
Panama for passage up. twas also intended, by
sending her erect to Panama touching only at AGA.
States by the same conveyance from Chagres that
was to take the passengers and mails which came
forward on the Cafol MA which steamer sailed from
San Francisco on the morning OF the 10Th OF January
The most unqualified assurance was given by the
Ccmpany's agent at San Francisco that such would
be the case 1t expected that the Illinois would
be in waiting at Chagres The Golden Gate made
her passage to Panama in exactly ~ days running
tirre, and exclusive Of her detention at Acapulco
She arrived at Panama on the afternoon OF Tuesday
The 81 Of February. But the California had arrived
on the Sunday previous, and her passengers, mails
and treasure had gone forward to Chagres few
Of the Golden Gates passengers, by reason OF push
ing on by night and day, reached Chasres in time TO
get on board the Ell Dorado, and she left at 10 AN.
on Thursday, the 9Th inst, leaving the remainder Of
the Golden Gates passengers, who were known TO
be hurryng down the river, to find their way from
Chagres as best they might.
Fortunately for NEST OF those who had not tax On
through passage tickets at San Francisco, the
steamer United States Capt Berry, which had been
put up for New Orleans, was induced to change her
destination for New-York, and some 100 embarked
board Of her and sailed Friday, the 9th inst. at
O'Clock, p. NJ. The passage OF the United States
from Chagres 20 New.York, including 81 hours
detention at King has been made in o. days
and her passengers have been the route from saa
Francisco 90 days.
TIE Golden Gate met the p. NJ s ) Company's
steamer, the Republic, bound for San Francisco,
aud also the steamer Pacific, of vanderbllrs line,
upward bound, going out OF the harbor Of Acapulco
as the Golden Gate was going in, She was crowded.
Had that been the in the instance of the pas
sengers by the United States, they would easily have
been landed in New York In twenty one days from
San Francisco, with passengers by the Nicaragua
route, many of whom were represented at Acapulco
as suffering from sickness.
The propeller Com Stockton was lying at Acapul.
co, In charge Of the authorities OF the place, waiting
instructions, expected by the U. S. Consul from the
American Minister at Mexico, in respec. to the f..
ture disposition TO be made of her.
AT Panama there were beside the Golden Gate
the steamers California and the New-Oriesns, all to
leave in few days for San Francisco. The Califor.
MA was taken up entirely for the conveyance Of the
Government troops that went forward on tho Fall
con. The New. orleans had secured nearly her full
complement OF passengers before the arrival OF the
thousands who were landed at Chsgres from the III
Dorado, the United States, the Pioneer the Georgia
and the brig Lucy, which was chartered a. San Juan
de Nicaragua to carry the passengers Of the steamer
Alabama from New-Orleans.
The Golden Gate will probably take away about
I,oOO-but after the departure OF tho three steamers
from Panama above mentioned, ther' will be left o.
the Ishmus not less probably, thss 400 to wait or
passage on the steamers next 10 srcve from Califor
mia.
OF the Agents of the several Expresses from Cali.
fornia TO the Atlantic States who came forward bJ
the Califsrnia and the Golden Cate, Mr.. Gregory5
took passage from Chsgres on the United States;
Adams & Co.'S on the Ell Dorado Euiott's On the
Pioneer, and Beriord's on the Georgia
Improvements on Sacramento River Id
Wnshfng-LegfsIative Proceedings.
Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune.
STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, Tuesday,