New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
PASSENGERS. MARRIAGES. DtiTHs.
dates: from san Francisco Dec. 10 san uH"
Jan. I, Havana Jan.o.


Neu.York. AZ 2 O'Clock pm, December 81
Found IN port steamer Alabama WINCH -
eon,, afe, her arrival with passengers for Ne"Of-
-. IT, II steamer saranac, Commodore
pa,te, arrived in San Juan, January !, At O'CLOCK
ON rbich event created great excitement among
An. ,nhsbfants. The Daniel Webster sailed from
s.r Imam a, o'clock 81, January /, for New York
MA Havana. with 80 passengers for New Orleans and
sss for New-Yofk. Arrived IN Havana at o'clock
pm. January 5, and was obliged 10 remain until
Morning to and passengers She sailed again on the
sth. AZ O'Clock pm. On freight and in hands OF
passengers $4,000.
The steamer Panama was 10 leave San Francisco
On Tuesday morning, December 10, and the u. s.
mail be kept open until 10 Pm. Of tina, day.
The following persons came passengers
IN the Daniel Webster
pssh snd SON ~ Or smiss Mr. Coos Nj Cs.eld, W
Isosa De "a sIon,1Ss pc; ar Bss9 slf = isrH
Michel Everett ~ Rs9ss GIesI a1S
,.Tysn. n iondoSsr and Two sons r. 8 Mitchell
X p Hammond r. W. kuggies. r Wo5dduH 81 d -
Tn,n. e. II IsmaIeaur, J. = Rugg,es Dr. Ic ties. j. s.
Crasssit j. A. Collins. II. Ineertli, " Lelnns "sa
RIDE, j s. Pratt J Petnck, ]. y whtloId, niss y
Mercer, T. c. Child and servant ~ r hnses'4n' n =
s'i Bssai., J. c. Mecaansi, i, sn3ang,P W.
Bsh.p. r Mount, J. " WhNncy A. Hodges. " Oden-
;s%sI fa ~ AG1sFs y B1se. Gsrard s Eao
r Ross. o swedsnssin, II N5rreis, II. knight, II Fra
1 4; s9g9@y = SUI vi . Campbell B. + i iias
J McNish, Il. Reker, ". B4ncser, Mr. Aver NJ
Esme.J NIo0. & NJ. Miller, T. b. Cufhi- g II e''G-
ysI o 7. Warren, " 3 kcnnG5, 4 n con- W. -, u,
rica, J P Morton. A sso'y 4 W smith = aa.is,n =
Main 8oigw as T'S1af 70, Cox
e Il Wright. Van Wait. n. J. R-tsrso5 { } \ ~
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Aspdsn " DAVIS. 4 McBoap, G Nj Bean d koo5, z
cSr,,, A. Curtiss. A. piston p heson Ps-y,l Redo,
Durtee. Waters. AP Case, Gstudi)rd, , ksynOf'
ien N Host h +, Boneer. l. Srsacer Steo,ns T.
KncA.rb, cser. d Cole, MeGliqry Eei19'q =,
JsnkiDs, c. Leonaid, d. polsou. J kelhnrn, 4
BuArnp II l.. GLimshaw, I Sa,land'e Coao9r' =
X waterman G. H. Rice. " a. yelder. A. TIoth, B +
r James o g Caker, ToSiil + Edsasds D. Hoas
land T. J. Mooney, S. Dlra, d. Wharf " kh39n' "
aa sasPeoSf sa ssb cs arms A. =
Lemoine. scaisey, n Rn9yst a. Sn' A. ny les
6uS %ssSs & Braagio Sd B Going sood q rnp9
moors, y W Baker, NJ Allen y. Taylor, D Howell, :.
NJ. Laiin.sr, i. G Saith, J. Inoneson, II Stove, ).
watson, ]. 4 Nichols ". Il. X gers, Wm Johnson 9 Il
Cough, Stowe, A srteis,J. Black W H. Mills, y" \.
Higgins.
Departure of u. =. Troop for the seat o! War
The fine steamer Sea Bird, under COM
mand OF Capt Haley, proceeded 20 Benicia on sun
day and took on board detachment OF about any
u. =. soldiers under command OF MAJOR Frazer,
Who destined 10 the relief and assistance OF the
citizens OF San Diego, under the orders OF General
Hitchcock. The steamer brought these troops do IN
60 our city the same evening, and sailed from this
port yesterday afternoon for her destination. She
will touch at Monterey ard take on board al the
troops which can be spared from the Company of 81
Artillery stationed there, which viii probably raise
the effective force under MAJOR Frazier 's'command
30 about seventy men.
The force, We are informed, constitutes the entire
GspOsable troops of the l.. :. Army m California,
and leaves but a dozen or 50 of men on duty at the
various posts portion OF the IOopsn0 operating
against the Indians The NOQuille River in Oregon
are tooI expected 20 return, however, leaving but
small guard AZ that point and % soon as possible,
should circumstances render Il necessary, they Will
Re Cispai hed - the % difficulties IN ihs South
Ala dlf0nIs. Dec. IS