New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
CALIFORNIA.
The Voyage from san Franci-co to New fork
by the Nicaragua Route.

Il, IRE E4ao,s If TIE ". Ti1aa.'
Strange indeed has been the climate OF
San Francisco The two pas, winters have been Ike
suumer the weather warm aud genial, the air oslmy
and soothing, with scarcely day OF rain, and the
weather never too too cold in fact there could
not be more desirabe climate than tnas OF California
In what are termed the winter months The country 10
covered with verduIe aud Ia md~ioter the beautiful
ever, cover the pranes and the hills Every lev years
have heard that such & winter A. that 0i 10 may DO
sxpected but Is rare that Il Is ssd 10 have been the
,,,,st season ever known II Is singular that, warm
and dehshtful 20 the winters have been, summer
should be so cold ard wintry Tots spring We hsi
several weeks of rain which illlowed oy tue cold
winds from the ser which come IN about noon ana
continue I'LL Eight, whirlDg the dust from I1e m'
and rendering warm thick coat necessary Tor tae
comfort Of the body These winds are very piercing
and think notwthssn ling the opinion OF several able
pby,lcsrs 10 the contrary that they are bad or weak
upg, in ether respects San Francisco ~ perhaps the
be.tbiest country In the world. 10 no 1ther part OF
the country do these cold winds prevail had remained
long enough 10 get ny Pile u not OF g "a eeit4ihy
Of hesb, Tor bad gained elsnteeh pouho' uuIns see
month"; residence but the cold WINDS dlstaf oea my
souauiuIty and depressed my spirits, and once more
turned NV tace toward dear New YORK WIN us MN
,ed sssoriation OF pain and pleasure Ee5y SsnPuhs
sdueeu ems ere offered 10 return BY the san Juan
Torte and took passage board the superb sea nsf
Pscisc CAPT Le.yTe She was 10 nave cit port on me
1sth a Nav but stTAe Tor higher wages oy the hfeen
vas the cause OF her dropping anchor on the ootLn
beach until mother caI.t Or iOasd ln0s lof INC
Dsltrv sum OF few dollars the 6ost detained 70
iske on board Of miserable ruo rinIlns ~feens'
A., .uruly tn place able bOdiso SCI OF meo, tnere-
b, pg IN the cost Of board tor the ~ PASSENGERS
Cre than sufficient 10 pay the dhsfsnee TWO or tnreS
Dimes over Bu, this not al the amount OF cost ana
detention for, whsn We proeeeGe9 Aato ue ~ g
tudes the Effects # upon their systems began "
show i,self and the day that We eTvssed ne h4ahof
,rse ~ tnem dropped down under the combined AAn0-
enc. Of the heat 81 the sun and fAEnsee WINE sttSPt
In. 10 do t5er duty, y which means We were esy
,isr in ge ting to Acapulco, where we stopper % eos4
- nroytsiop At this place found about ,sD, "ao
We waning 20 get 70 Gan Frociseo most "a saom
xeye Without means to pay their gay. Inc oark May
Russell bed been there some d~yk having On ooafa az
ward Of 800 passengers soc ~ss 0ut OF pro0A-ns A1su
~. Cartsin v ouf means Of pro curing lheo. AaotheI
b,iv or bark Rad run Ashore ~ miles below. being "a
tbe.sne uredinment, and har passengers were walk
| ingup by land: among them were some women on'
ofthsm having children. One miserable sies msn
from the Russe On board 10 ask charity Tor on
vile who was also very EjE saying, That ne "snes
u get enoush 10 get her ray from that sicky port
thsr be did Rot care for himself snongn was sDo'
cOested 20 forpsTd NJ m both 70 t1efr
There were other derss ia rpOn our purscs sn ~
Us veiy plainly that it pleasant INN W n1'' -
| lie spare money. -. s.v ,s.. wi
| v,c-e AZ Acapulco The rainy season nayos SSt ~
| vh.ch esVed the umbrslss into TequsNlon' Ono
,heu, proved u e of considerable sefslee 70 I-A
The name Of NJ ser, woo. acting ePon - p.n.rst
,v~o b~pieere OF Mexeans who were dspcs 70 50 :
s.ch other'y blood wheTeapOn one turned upon "a
irh biz In fe and had Il NOS BEEN Tor the
| IN pro5st aIfy would have murdered III AnencaI
lie e.cS ped, howeEeS, with only gAAn e''e' ~ AS