New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
The following persons came passenger,

The following persons came passengers
in the Illinois
Mrs Hurtado Miss N. Hurtado, Miss Mercedes Hurtado
Miss Y Hurtado Miss ID. Hurtado Miss Hurtado, Mrs
B. Ea %o, N PSy NJ M sRd m and
ner Mrs Russell, Mrs Adams, Mr. Cery,ssing aud lady
g. Garrison lady and children, Rev. w Armstrong and
Baron and lady Madame Forentin, ). A. Seymour, Mail
Agent P. H. Tussa, Charles Minturn Capt b. r. Coop
er, j. o. Goodwin C. d. Wheeler J. Burden, 2. r. Camp
bell C. s. Greve, +. Manyatt, c. Dene, ID. C. Webster,
Charles Gilman T. r. Myers, w. Smith, Miss skmmam,
Nic % a. Rhodes B. Rhodes W s Davis Jackson G.
Wardwell, J. Mccoy o. Cronham Capt. Dali Green, A.
Strong, J. Strong, Harmer, Herring j. Guy ysssar'
Organ Montana Thos Rae, William Rae ID. spange, j.
spsnge, H. saddus, Geo Matslsr, G s. Gale f. Bate,
A. Lee w X. Roberts, $. Hamburgh, Bouyevs H. Parke
Stephen Dean, Capt; Charles B; Marvin, J. Card, r.
A'W Hubbard, j Shaw, Robert Todd Mr. Gedney Mr. Day
f. Stepher L. Clark g. w Dexter. Il. Barens c: Lunn
c5; Hs"na Paf ss 4 seSs sIt g. q
Gray, A. Markham John MeGlynn Henry II. Height D.
J. c Angel, John A. Kenyon, $ McNulty B. r. Young W
H. Welden J. Tilton, A. K McClinock Taylor Barton, III
peO Brown W d Beer a T = Laird ;5o C'c9
L Co. j. Allen, 4. r. Bates j. Lichtenbers Mr Murray
Mr. Bull Capt White, A. Channell, w. II. sheppard n
Berry Maxwell, N. s. White, DIR. Be'ins \" H. Lee Mr.
S.erGse-Aaron Cisco A Jordan, J McGoyern, J. STAT
ford Michael Cassick J. Farrell Jas Rigby r. wsrnock,
j. NJ sullivan r. Cronshaw, J. H. JOY 5. Hoyt. A. Ham
I'm ! Rhodes and Bro, C. WardwelL NJ Lawrence. James
Williams Galb%h see' ; r. g Esfa, j. J. NI W
ber b. lie Clair. r. r. Coyille, j. Dun w Locx Tood, W
Peret, r Brown, G. Il: Berry, y. 5 DIley Marriott n
brown r. f. Martin. b. Rossman, j. Kirby; Bulkenblli
j. b. HILL J. Chaplin n. Mouton } A. Termination las
Chas Coman, j. C. King j. n. Climber, II Kilburn, D. O.
Gsyet w. o. Buck, n Smith, T. r Davis I Ken'hsw w.
l. Wing Hagen w Cook T. hss " PAX, X D' WY
Cough W Johnson T. Baker, ]. Bibert h. Lsmsn, John
smith Far Clarke, r Pipsr j. Lewis A M,c6.
H. b. Malone, W Gse, Bey,n, J. Longley, C. pasha A.
H. Churchill, W. Doyle, ~ Hy.on Foshee II. puiiss
Brown. j. s Lemon J. Oats, J; H. Anderson j. Flood ~
Wstson. Stilson Jas Hall r. W. Williams A R:ley, A.
Huseller b. Miller J. CrOosland j. J. Joy James Harvey
a Hutmsn ~ Jewett N. Jewett g. Rowland, G; D..
Shnll, s saks b. c. Bishop. H. VIII T. g. Scott WIN.
Parker Il Mpnson SIS WAITING J. ny hyan H b.s 4
W;ILsus w Carpenter ID. Bevns, VI Beyins, ;. Brady,
l. G. Bsny. 5. X. Berry, d. Mcbride. II Kelly G. Kelly,
W Kelly A. Brown L. Brown Haie' HeFn' D. Mernm' j.
9n;nTaa to Cooper w R. Bailey II.
McCoDley, W. Gooden, b. T. Austin, C. Ober. ~,
ToHqrana-H Birmingham, b C'iSIdo Francesca Noble,
Iaraaa to N.e- York;. Lempi-Grsnd Total, $40
We gather some additional items OF
news from the San Francisco papers Of the l7h and
18th ult The Aha California says:
There has been marked improvement
in business throughout the State, within the present
month. The rains are now over, although tne M i
tas not yet become settled From north TO SCUM IN
the mining districts labor is realizing uniform sucSe
and the quantity Of the precious metal which nave oesa
put into circulation or have passed through t' S
ford the best indication Of the prosperity o. 'nJ s nor.
The State Legislature 10 now worAlhs W.. - accor
practical results and with better Pr9spd arm The
pshing something than has before done done sl.aassa Of
session several important bus nav, ,s S.poson has
and with one or two exceptions, .nu Ths Fusrye
sss1 iSHf has much ss h: a sss s.oa. "n
watch win Jeaeus L. % f,s.en ssvs-r upou
.ct gSrg an h !. bsen ked in the Senate bys 'ose