New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

T.. +. II. VI. Z.
Fling Mrs. Fuller Hon z. Holmes, s. c. MI, PAryean,
ley, G ". Shaw, J. GOIham, J Biiow, M Legard Mr..
Wood Mr. Bryant, Mr. Davis and lady, CsPtsin smh and
F sS C %h dna n1 Philips ara r1Sf
| DuIId Mrs Huntington Mrs. Andrss, Mr., Capp
| &. NJ. Henry. Mrs. haDaus, Mr. MONTGOMERY NJ Della
s@i b, B r sac5nsli g. l. TIsysf, Hon n ehaaoy
Zeal legislature L. Stevens, M LOOMS W J: To vac
Woodfoid, P. 6. Lesbnry, II. Phillips, n. Sutton A.
Klein, 81 Robb ! W NOISE, D. vsn Wnks, Mr.. LsvdcG
Dr. Irving Commodore MaLtln. q. +. Tauust H. l. Hig
| gins, Mr. Fslkrer, Nh. Durand, Nix West Mr Abbott
Mr. Abbott, " Nc Assr, Captain Lee, Mr.. Lee Mr.. Lo
Barry, Mr. Barsnco Vac WinAle G. Mason, Mr. ia
cobs j. ~ Paten NJ. c. Wider, ": P Shaw. Zoos arns
Heieman, Mr.. Gibney, n. NJ Pnc-, w w. Price, J. =
Gray, Geo ensn, Reuben Cole, MI Connete; John Will
lisIs !. C. Hughes h J. AsTsw' l.. n Ruth ). B DJury
M T.. Brown, VIM. Arthur, Eli Bennett L. kockiOrd. v
s. N Woods F. bensher J. NJ stone J. Oenfher, Mr. BEN
Jas Pituan Jas t. Swain. +. N Hubert S. w RAls;on
A. " Needham, and 1c7 in the steerage.
The Golden Gate left San Francisco for
Panama at O'Clock on the morning of June 50 WITH an
extra mall $50 passengers and Sl40Oo00 In gold dust
The following Is her specie list:
Adams Co... 500 OcO Case, Heser Co... so Ooe
Pair, Bacon Co... 3940ll d. o. Mills & Co... 1880
u. Davidson......... 1860 Collins, Cusiulsn <
Burgoyne6 Co... lO0oOU Co .....".....,.. l5s78
Pint PEABODY Co. 10000 s 7 Meyer Co.. I1s1,
Co..:............. 5000 +. Argent Coz. 1900
Charles Minturn..... 10000 =. -
DreyeL Sather Total ........Si 100000 20
Church........... NOOOl
This Is not as large the usual shipment but II
mutt be recoected that but nine days have interviewed
between the departure Of the last and this For
60 short a time, it Is remark ably heavy. The steamer
of the 18th June took g. 906,303-that Of the st
$780,, AS, and the Winfield Scott, sl0JOO-naking
the shipment Of gold dust for the present month the
enormous sum of s. 3l37Ji, the greatest
shipped Ia any one month since the opening of thu gold
fields. During the time upward Of $50 passen-
gers have left Allowing the small average of 500 in
the hands OF each aud entire Of gold for
month will fully reach 100000.
The Golden Gate arrived at Acapulco in
6 days and Is hours, LETT there the same day at 2
o'clock and arrived at Pana Sunday morning, the
1ih Jaly ct oclock-making the passage Ia - days
and hours, The longest passage she has yet made.
The Winfield Scott left San Francisco
on the Goth June.
Part of the passengers by the Golden
Gate came on In the United States, thus making the
passage in about "a days
We are under obligations to the gentle
manly Purser of the United States for favors.
Parker II. FRENcH- The Alta Calitor-
MIA learns by a correspondent from the Southern mioes
that thi5 individual whose extensive swndliog opera
tons la Texas have rendered him notorious, died
short time since 10 Durango There are no parucdars
given The report Is given on good authority.
MoRE or THE CHINEsE.-The influx OF
Chinese continues great ever, aud will probably
slack oil until the advces sent home By their
trymcn resident here are received. Within the past
ten days five vessels have arrived from China, bringing
1896 passengers. They seem TO be ms king their way
10 the Southern Mines as the Stockton boats cary
up crowds Of them every afternoon. AceHcans are
beginning 10 employ them. We have heard OF o1e ia
stance IN which gentleman offered large humber o.
them steady work az g day and found. Herald
FRIGHTFUL MASSACRE AT SEA.-The
chip Robert Bourne, B1son master, sailed for this port
from Annoy on the 2lst March, having on board 4JJ
Coolies. In lat =! ", lon l2S T., difficulty occurred
between the Cepta and officers aud the Coles, when
the former all murdered. Some OF the crew es-
capped by taking to the Doas The vessel SuOe3 deliy
went ashore On o. the Manganese Islands In the
CLiLB Sea, where the Coolies received by tue IA
tivts IN mot friendly manner. The seaineo VINO had
not fortunate enough 10 escape then succesdsd In
getting the vessel CT and putting and utna.sy
reached annoy, when the Z. l. Co.'S steamer Scenarios
and revenue brig silly Immediately dispatched %
arrest the nuiineers At the latest dates number Of
ihe nu,irecrs were committed for trial portion OF
the cargo taken By them brough. back by ne above
vessels TO Annoy Herald
BURNING or THESCHooNER TRAVELLER.
The schooner Traveller which left Santa Crut on ne
lib ust for this port with q CARGO tine, bad arrived
OF the Heads when IL " as found sac was on hfe M
being able 10 enter che ran b6c5 Santa Cruz, where,
by bs ening down the ha,ches the fire was keot under
until tho l5b When length bursting ou., toe vnsssl
was scutled IS a last resort She filed aud was d-vsn
ashore a total wreck. She consigned 20 hsisr7.
Olmstrad & Pstiison, OF this city, and valued az
S4,OC0 lAia Oh
EXPEDITION 70 JAPAN.-dOrace CJse,
ESQ and otnor san rancisco merchants coa-cuptt d
f1i1o out an expedition W Japan. For this purpDs
thew vii pui chase and I'll elegant clipper vessel,
and at orce sail for Hong konR wh-re they VIII re-
nan all such time az the American squadron, under
command Of Commodore Auick shall proceed IN a.
cordsuce with Instruct ,uf u the port OF Jeddo Jc lie
purpose Of opening commercial Intercourse VIA .l'
Jacsnete Government and IN the event oi maklns con
merci,l Treaties The - undsr The pro5econ D. me
An,Tr,r aa- 20 ,ke sdsaniaye OF tie newly o3saing
fl!c Of commerce.