New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUs.

The steamship Prometheus, Captain
Churchill, arrived last evening at O'Clock, from San
Juan del Norte on Wednesday, July 81, at A. NJ
making the passage in days and 10 hours.
The steamship Pacific left San Francis
co on the evening of the Sd ut and arrived on the Nth
at San Juan del Sur.
The running time OF the passengers per
steamships Pacific and Prometheus, including Istamus
transit, t. New-Vork, was 81 days and hours.
The Prometheus exchanged signals on
Mendsy, the goth instant with barn Edmund, Of Bre
men Signal No. 1876. Lat 29o IS, long. 79o %,
Ing north
On Tuesday the 9th, a steam propeller,
supposed TO be the Benz. Franklin from New Orleans
Let $50 30 long. TO- A. steering northeast, And also
ship Bay State. Lat $50 80, oug go g. steering north
eas.
The Promotheus reports the following
deaths: July 23-King DearmOnd of Morgan, Butler
Co.. Ohio, late of California, aged 50. June ll-Capt
AlfI cd Hoy T. board steamer, Central America Lake
Nicaragua. June l4-At San Juan del Norte, Charles
A son of Capt. Abraham Bancker, OF Brooklyn, ~ Y,
aged years
The following vessels were in port at
San Juan: Bark Elizabeth Means, from New.York
bligs Fashion and Mechanic from New. leans.
teamship PampeIo sailed on the morn
ing Of July 20 for New Orleans schr. Townsend Jones
sailed on the 10Th for Old Providence
The brig Palmetto, from New York,
loaded with Goals for this port was cas-. away on hs
sih inst Courtoun Banks. The vessel and cargo
are total loss The were saved and arrived at
San Juan on the 18th inst
The following is the Prometheus's spe-
Gle List:
Thompson Hitch. 49,. c. Dursnd. ;......... 7l6
Miss Hone Co... I20C0
The following is the list of passengers
per steamship Prometheus:
Capt A. Babeker, lady and servant; Antonio Mshe
Sen T. palaao, Capt James TIahen, F. Booth George
senr q. Sacnz end lady Benjamin Moony, l.. Lewis w
;. Hsts,n, Thomas Nllbrabam, Captain James Reilly
Captain r. g. Scng4L senior Pedro saborio senior
Juo. Mems John Boddam Albany, Albany Roddln john
hesre ), VOORHEES, Blake, George Pecse, Dr. Dormn,
BnJon, n. CoHkhLg b. d. Lowell George q. Robertson,
Geo Re W. Leee, J. w. Gslaker, Jno. Mclean, Christ
Gates W LswIsnce NJ. Hazard Daniel Shines Jos Der.
geek, T Floyd, b. W Moulton + ii. Freeman 5. Taosn,
A Richardson, W. Ii Davidson, NJ roe, c. Richardson,
n Stevenson j. Bosvorsne' Z. Gibson, W Han
yohe Consworth, Robert Wright, Jos HannA A. Rice,
W Middleton, A Vensmss, T. Saul, G. Rice, James
H. huE, Geo CTuthers. Adm. Griffith, C. Glover, W.
InLsar, }. Inkstar, l. Badg-r. 4. Roney, Moody, T.
Lyons VS. Wisdom, NJ Beard, Jno. N. Bead, T.. NJ.
Harrington, A Ruly, J. Wher Jno Smith, }. II Carr
W. Collins Hl Moses, z. Thompsoa aad NJ Whit.
axe, Webster. W Wilcox W. Williams J. NJ Whit.
on, }. II. KetchuIu.
At public meeting of the citizens of
San Jsan del Norie protest against the Treaty be-
tween the United States Great Britain and Costa RI
Ca held the evening of the 18th inst His Honor the
Mayor, called to the Chair Dr. r w N.ckay, Wise.
Chairman, Henry L. Stevenson, Esq, Secretary, and
after speeches from Messrs. Russell Harper, Teiada
ane others Committee appointed prepare res
olu,ons expressive Of the sense of the citizens
On the eytnirgof the Goth the Committee made re-
port which was adopted unanimously
The 4th July was duly celebrated by the
Americans at San Juan. Messrs Harper and Stevenson
were the speakers of the day Tie sad iidng, Of Mr.
Gays decease wSs receicsd ria New Oreans with de-
nlonssstiCus of sorrow. The shipping in the harbor
Immediately set their fagE at halfmast, and also on
shore the Anes lowered Ear the remainder OF the
day.
We are under obligations to r. Lord, |
Tsq Purser ofthe Promotions, and Gregg ~ & Co sand
Az sms Co.'S Expresses for the prompt delivery of
bur California fles.
The news is exceedingly destitute of in
crest
Very considerable preparations were