The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28
The following are the MAJ of tn,
PASSENGERS IN THE UNITED STATES

The following are the ma or the
PASSENGERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Capt French VIM johnson, Messrs Weed, MCGUIRE,
dy Brennan. lady and three children Miss Walling,
aros, G Nicnols Mr. ralker and lady, Penn, Lock-
ran, d Grun Dixon, H Chubbuck, J Brown J
Van KuR, Frost, CA Curtis Mr. Kerr, Ball, F KEN
dali, Wellington. Mr. Lee, A Cole P Falker, Ly-
Barnes Dsst Mr. BARLOW Johnson smith
Frazer, W Judson, CooIer, Yields, Q Guibile c
Plum MsssTs Iaadgs PACKARD sR0Csd RsynOlds Ra-
ictte, and Barton, Parr, crandel, " Thomas,
Jordon Baker Guest smith M OSBORNE,
Fabenger, Roam, MI Seraeia Poultney, H Bailey.
Lee ouaclenbush, Fisher, Rose, j Comes, Far
rel Mr. Falker Mcbride Jas Jackson, Mcbride, van
nss Eer
" Peters, Messrs Bunting Goodman, Dun, Hensel,
Chas McKera, Delaft, Messrs Beekman, Anderson, N
Cftten, Gross, Messrs Phinny, whseler, Asweden,
English omese Saws, carmcle Mahon. Banks, Scarce,
Lindsey Mr. Maxwell, Nc Tarlen, Messrs Bogardus,
dover, Fauks, Miller Apee, Trayefs Tlton Hankiin,
7 Bright, Jago, Davis, A Nugget 8 Nugget, Rein
hardt Messrs Austerhop, Richards, Jackson, Wood,
Messrs Williams, Ideman Spencer, Mischief Jno Peck,
NEEDY, Willard, G Lensey, FORTS Wicket, Tar-
Lowell N Cord, Wainwright, B McCauley, Moore,
Messrs Campbell, A II Cummings, Snowden Cameo,
Church, Region, w Jones, Messrs Hathaway, Ander-
son, Gables, Messrs Williams Powers, Williams, Al
momp Hart Abel, Hurbud, Brown, Wagelbacher, and
Ger, Anthony Joseph Robinson W Garyen, Parr, q
hutton, Van Greason, Crane Mr. Recketson, d
Mr. Silver sr Paints en-
wood Mathews, Messrs Houston Barns and Sanborne,
J B Elmer, Ianks, N. White, Boucher, snyder,
Mr. Jolly, Evy Messrs Osterhow Cassett and Gracia,
Sias Gorwn, David Smith, w Barnwell Mr. Bowel, /
Godfrey n Hogeland, H Hoffman, c Dcus, Moore,
Messrs Felter and Hoffman.
The British bark Larne arrived at Panama on the
l4th inst, with advices from Melbourne, Australia
to the 9th Of November. Several Americans have
returned from those auriferous regons-none ofthenI
with less than three thousand dollars and some Of
them with upwards Of twenty pounds in weight Of
the fine metal. Several of these gentlemen were
passengers upon board the United States One
thousand emgrants were daily pouring inlo Mel
bourne from Great Britain and this country.
The California papers contain little of interest in
addition to what was given in the telegraphic synop
sis Of the news hitherto published. The floods had
nearly subsidized but the roads we're still in an almost
impossible condition, and the sufferings Of the in.
habitants Of the interior, from the want Of pro-
visions, were truly heart-rending. The supply Of
flour at Nevada and its vicinity was entirely ex-
hausted The miners in some places were sustain.
ing LIE on scraps tney nad previously tnroWn away
gang of Mexican marauders, headed by person
named Joaquin, who had recently committed several
murders and other outrages in San Andreas, have
been driven from the country together with all their
countrymen, by the enraged Americans-not howev.
er, before they had killed many miners and China
men and carried of or burned their property.
We have accounts Of the terrible destruction Of
property by freshets in Oregon. Several buildings
had been swept away in Oregon City, and the face
of the Willamette river was at one time covered
with floating dwellings, saw mills, &c.
The barks Mindora and J. Merithew, traders be-.
tween San Francisco and the Columbia river had
been wrecked at the entrance to the latter. The
former disappeared in the quioksands, and the latter
sunk at her anchors.
The health Of the isthmus continued good and the
roads across were rapidly improving.
We under obligations to Purser Barney, Of the
United States for the early delivery files Of papers.
Full details of the news will be published in our
evening edition.
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