The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Steamship Illinois.
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QUICKEST TRIP ON RECORD
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF GOLD DUST.
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INNING AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS-MA ARKE ETS.
Interesting Intelligence from New Granada,
s0uth Pacific, and Australia,
&C., So, 60.

The United States mail steamship Illinois, Capt
Hartstein arrived yesterday afternoon from Aspin-
wall whence she sailed on the 4th instant bringing
dates from California to the 20;h of October The
illinois has 3Os passengers and $2OO00OO in gold
dust.
The steamships Oregon and Cortes had both arri-
we'd at Panama from San Francisco. The following
is the report of the Cortes:-
Steamship Cortes, T. B Cropper, comm ander,
xfrst voyage from San Francisco to Panama,) left
San Francisco on the 10th October, at P. M. Ar
2Sth, p. M. p nj s. CO. steamer Tennessee
arrived at Acapulco same day as the Corses left.
The Cortes had extremely stormy weather contin.
ually, since leaving Acapulco. She brings 2l6 pat
Saw q steamer on the evening of the 2sth October
after leaving Acapulco; supposed to be the P. M.
S. s.. Go g steamer Unicorn
The following are the passengers per steamship
Cortes, which sailed from San Francisco, Oct 20,
for Panama
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CoRTEs
Pellntier, Lgerlack, Gpler and lady, II Matsen,
j Gold mith, ii Levy, Rosenwig II Cohen, Blair, d
Idalyo, Tuck, NJ Bate man and servant, Clarke,
Josephine sinauyo, Pope G Cooks, NJ A Housemau,
lady. Cohen, Cohen, G shew Passenkee, Parker,
R Bach M Williams, A Will ANS, Hermann,
SSso, SUes7 Bowden Ba'S &
Greene, H0f. Leopard w Marsh NJ Stout Ii
Mnot, ) Wren, Jos Black. EB Treat, Kirk.
patrol; J KTkpstrick, Billiard % Ives Rose,
Stout, Gibson. L A Brack, NJ Wiley, Wiley,
Haut, Duane, Mrs Tanence, g W stillwel, Koen,
D Dixon, Eglect. G Williams Ii Wheeler, J Jaysdam
L Lcgnam, II Clark, G shawn, Pettigrew, Hal.
W Luther, L Il Coleman, W Coleman. Feline, onz,
Conklin % wager A Mansfield, w Boynton,
Hawkins, French, J W Hide Hoskins D Bennett,
and servant, , n Burgess 0nx Forsyth, 9 Carr,
Wilson III Lettle, Madame Levalle w Quits, 0 Chez
ny, Mann Mann, Benton, II MKiney and five
servants shipey, J NJ Ryas Mr. Seldom, - La.
horge w Burgess. Sullivan d Ketchum, NJ Gas
sins, J Perry W W Perry B Keso, Fulton, II
Lawson, N Rowland Emerson Swan, L Smith,
J Gregg w II Best II Low. Mrs Taylor A Bell, Mr.
Wallace, L Herman, W Alexander, Clifford. G
Lebroke. W Metler, Lucas, joy, I Ely, Louji-
mus, Bettino and i Ghclson jose de los San
tos De ntssy, Oliver. Lathrop George. Lewis,
Brown, Eyres, p Neis, Il Townsend Carr, 9
Baily-Total, 210.
The steamship Northerner was to leave San
Francisco ON the 30th ult., and the California on
the lst inst.
The Isthmus was crossed in eight hours, the
quickest transit ever made.
The passage has been made by the steame
Cortes and Illinois combined, from San Francisco
in twenty. three days, being day less than
before performed.
We under obligations to Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Berford & Co., and Adams & Co., for the speedy
delivery of files of California papers; and also to
Major Ferris, the U, s mail agent.
Among the passengers by the Illinois is Lieut..
ellis, s. A., who brings dispatches from Mr..
Clay, U S Charge at Lima.
The following is the