The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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AeWs from San Juar, California, Nlsala. "a,
New Granada and the South Pacific
ARRIVAL OF 81, 56o, lO7 IN TREASURE
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Enthusiastic Reception Of Gen. Scott
at San Francisco.
HIS DEPARTURE FOR SAN JUAN.
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A New Transit Contract with
Nicaragua,
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Nicaragua,
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The steamship Atlantic, Capt Person. from Aspnwa,
I'd nst with S44 passengers and 81 sos lot in treasure,
arrived Of this port about half past two O'Clock this
ing.
The Purser Of the Atlantic reports followsLet New
York Oct 20, at ~ p. M company with t,s steamer
North Star In the evening Of the s tho last Of the
North Star astern Arrived Aspnwan at II A. NJ Oct
g. making the run In days. eighteen hours. The
passengers, including United troops crossed the
Isthmus the same evening, and were embarked In the
steamershp Golden Gate, which vessel with the
paper express on board, sailed for San Francisco early
the morning of the Goth e The and surety with
which the Golden Gate makes her up trips in twelve days
proves almost to certainty that the trip from New York
through will be less than twentyone days.
The Sonora left San Francisco 20, at ten A. NJ in
company with the mail steamship Uncle Sam, having
board 800 passengers 81 o1 in treasure and 10 pack
ages newspaper express She arrived at Panama at one
P. NJ, III twelve days from San Francisco
her passengers landed the companys steamer Taboga
and lef, Aspinwa on the Arn,,c at A. tho ID inst
IT,, there no udngs .. vanderolts NAL
steamer Panama, of the North STIR which sailed
from New York on the Goth Of October.
The Atlantic has made the home in days aud
eighteen hours, reaching New York A. NJ On the 10Th
inst, through trip being twenty aays ana nt'esn
bourshe three days had contend against strong
gale from the ENE
Lett IN Aspn the steamship Daniel Webster, which
arrived on the 18th october from Havana Gated
ships Roanoke and jamestown and stoesnip Relief and
sevcrn vessels dischaaging Goals
The schooner Nautilus, from New York, arrived al As
pinwail October % via Boco del Toro. Her ard
his party proceeded TO the interior 10 search of gold
Henry Brooke Kelly aged seven years, son of Lieut.
Henry b. Kelly, Seventh nfrntry, died the 2s,h u.
on the Daniel Webster just she entering the har
Dor OF Aspnwan
ne Sararnc had arrived a. Aspinwal from San .uan
del Norte with that Ran Runnelb had really obtain
ed a contract with Nicaragua for opsnng the transit
route The contract is for s5oo6o no passenger tax to
be paid the government receiving SIS coo per annum
The harbor Of San Juan was fast filling up.
There nothing important from Bogota other parts
OF the interior OF New Granada There are runors OF
battles but with what effect could be with
any certainty
The mail steamer from Valparaiso and ntcrmcdle
ports had arriy Panama The blockade of Guaya-
Gull wassn kept up, and the steamer did STOP there
General Ieal Inendente ofsyaiparaiso, shot by
during .dsur bance in front of a church in that
c;y. while witnessing the celebration Of high mass N.
honor Of the anniversary Of Chilean Independence.
The following list of the passengers by the Allan.
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VIM Hnl lady and two children Mrs French and infant
sy ERA sss ks yss
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orpSSs sse!sa s1d Capt s George rye
children Brennan MURPHY VIM Beck f Msn ana III
drews and four children WilsoTson. II schuse J O.
Rssss eeRi sm ss
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Mrs PANE oep asy E Eo LADY Sh Capt
lad, child and servant Capt Price, UsA-and 27 second
News from California and San Juan,
OUR SAN FRANCISCO 'CoRREsr ONDENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Get. %, 1852
The past week has been signaised in California by the
arrival and departure Of Lieut.. Gen. Scott for Puget
Sound The occasion demonstrated forciby the strong
hold the old cheftan has the affections of the people,
who did him honor in Spontaneous manner as no man
has been honorod before in tbs STATE Cen. Scott ar
rived on the 18th inst and left the steamer Norherner
for Puget Sound the day following He will be absent
about three weeks II fullest confidence Is entertained
that he will max Oh arrangements concerpng the dis
putcd island of Suan will rebound 70 the honor of
the naon. enclose account of the pubic reception
given to Cen. Scott
TIE BOUNDARY DISPUTE
Our last advces San Juan state that great reioic
ngs had taken place the island consequence Of re-
port havog reached there that the administration had ap-
proved Gen. Harney's conduct Aiars remain unchang
3D. The American troops in quiet possession though
actively engaged in strengthening all the points Of defence
About twenty guns mounted in commanding posi-
hooN
ing in California; Oregon and Washington strongly in
favor Of sustaining Harney, and Is said the troops
are to DO withdrawn, there will be great disappointment
felt Governor Douglas has continued remarkably quiet
No further manifestos have emanaed from him He was
at last visit up Frazer river receiving ad
dresses from the few settlers who there In re-
plying TO Of those addresses he took occasion TO re-
feet on Americans. and reoced that they had left the
barren territory over which he authority feel
ing which universally participated in BY the Americans
themselves Douglas will probably be in Victoria by the
time General Scott reaches San JUAN and fears might
entertained for peaceabe arrangement with the logged
and incompetent Governor were it not that Admiral
Baines officer of discretion and experience will also
be on the spot The official position of the Admiral in the
law making business happily is paramount in Puget
Sound report generally credited in British Columbia
the effect that the Boundary Commissioners first
port declared San Juan to belong to the United States
when this document BY Douglas he ragged like
mailman and tore IT TO pieces The Commissioner went 10
work again and claimed the island for England.
TIE BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
The United States Boundary Commission for running
the line between washington Territory and British Column
ba expected will winter at Fort Ooville cores.
pondent Of the Puget Sound (Steacoom) Herald writing
from Camp Skagt, the liue of the boundary survey,
says-The Commissioners have been getting along swim
mingly this Lieut. Park and Mr.. Gardner,
veyor the Commission left camp the LIST of Sep
enber for DKanngan, escorted by sixteen OF Com.
pany F, Ninth Infantry. The party reached Captain
Archers camp the morning of the thirteenth day after
starting After sojourn Of day with Capt. Archer.
the party again put back for this camp The object OF
the tramp understand, 10 select trail for pack
train possible TO the 49h parallel Lieutenant
Park, believe, was highly successful in the undertaking
and found trail whereby train can be put through
from the Skagit to the Simkimeeu river in SIX
DAYS II has always been thought impractcable, be-
evc TO the mountains along this line; but, not
outstanding all the difficulties, Lieut. Pr9 has overcome
them and succeeded in finding first rate pack trail BY
this short the expedition will be able TO reach Covic
NJ a much earlier period than WAS expected.