Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
Memoranda. .

121 o'clock, with meiis and passengers.
Memoranda.
The Pacific Mail Steamship GoiGG1 Gate, F. z
Baby lett Panama June LIST at 43Q and with the
u. S. mails, freight and passengers brought to the
Isthmus per steamer Star of the West, from New
York and New Orleans May goth, arrived off the
heads at 1890 p NJ. this day. The R Rlilroad con-
tinues in excellent condition. The u s. sl0op-of
war st. Marys and Vandaia were at Panama, aud
the U. s. steam frigate Roanoke and sloopofwar
jamestown were at Aspinwa: Officers and crew
all we'll. Arrived at Acapulco on the 9th AT
1880 A. NJ, took on board 25 passengers from
New Orleans May 18th via Tehauntepec, at P. NJ,
and having received on board our Goals and sup
plies sailed for San Francisco. The Golden Gate
brings $50 passengers, BAL bags U. S. mails, and
7l6 pks. m'dze or freight. Experienced pleasant
weather nearly all the passage, and there has
been no sickness and no deaths on board.
Passengers.
Can't whitney and lady, Mrs Southworth, Capt
c. Winder, U 8 a, ] r Robinson, lady, chill
dren and servant, Lieut. Pattison and lady, q SA,
DR. Asson lady and child, U S A., Lieut. Mallory
and serv't, U S A, Mrs Ringgold, child'n and
serv't. Mrs Fidball and 2 grand daughters W
Riuggold. Calhoun Bcnham, Major Ragan, S
A, " Mccall. Rev Buckingham, lady and
child. Capt Lynch and lady, Capt Taylor, and
5children, Capt Il Getson, G Fisher, MISS Byrne,
Mrs Bissett, sister and inf't Miss l. Mckinney, j
FO Beaten, lady and child'n, w Andrews and
lady, Mrs McKckeney, Mrs ORelly, d 0gmby,
A Branston, c Jones. Mrs H r Barker and inf,
Gen N Greene, Mrs N E Noewood and child, Thos
Ramirez, W. Westner, w ID McAc0urber and
lady, Mrs A Crane, Mrs Meian, F McKenna aud
lady, Mrs NJ Salvo. Miss White, Miss E Petson.
L Anteureith and lady, NJ Rothe and lady, Mrs
Sherber, Mrs. Anenther, A Edwart Walter, F
s McConis and lady, D Allister, A Alimayer Mss
Mary DYES, Miss d F Carlton, Mrs S 5 Swazey,
H., MrsV nd oh m
Miss Crawford, W Byrnes, l. Rnthe, w San
der l. Allowse Mrs II Whitbeck, child and
serv't Mrs G B Newell and child Mrs NJ ] Tuck
er Mrs p Wenthoru, P Bloeke, II Hale, wifi, and
child, NJ Caldwell, Mi Yickley, Miss L w
Shaw, Mrs NJ Davidson, II S Stone, w Arne, G
Richards and lady, Mrs Chas Spalding, N C Nut
ties, Mrs Alefauder and boy, G II johnson, Geo
johnson, NJ G. Gilmore and lady, Mrs Jenkins Mrs
Gale and inf. Mrs O'Bren, A Wilson, Mrs NJ
Brumars, Hlnnigan. wife and child. Mrs V
Laniay and chin, Miss Welsh, Mrs W E Ack-
efson and child. Mrs Welch, Mrs o D Condish
and chin, W Hitchcock, Mrs II S Couch and
child. J Watwegs, wife and child, Mrs E jacob,
B Scott II Coston, w Qualls and wife, Mrs Har-
ems, Mrs Ross. child'n and serv't, W Roberts
w Owen, o w Owen, Mrs Matte and 2 chlld'n,
JStoddert, Mrs S II Pratt and child'n, Mrs $ II
Pratt and child'n, J Cunningham, Pryor, Mrs
Harris and infts, r II Sturgis, Mrs G London
and chin, Mrs H Mitchell and inf, Mrs NJ
Dawes and init, and ll3 more in second cabin and
5l7 in steerage.
WASHINGTON, May l7th.-The basis of the
treaty, arranged by Minister McLane, is on
the principle of that which existed before the
treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, and which
regulated the commercial intercourse from the
border of the Missouri to Santa Fe. In this
case, the right of way over Mexican terrific
ry to the Gulf of California is proposed, with
every prospect of success.
Judge Douglas left tonight for New Or
leans.
WAsHNercN, May 19th.--Lettcrs received
at the State Department, brought by the
Arago from Mr.. Dallas, state that strenuous
efforts were being made by England, in con-
Junction with other powers, to arrest the
progress of hostilities and make another at
tempt at mediation. The English ministry
entertain strong belief that something yet
may be done to arrest hostilities, and that if
n cessation for q short time could be effected
the difficulties might be adjusted upon ba-
els entirely satisfactory to both parties, and
thus arrest the impending storm which
threatens Europe.
The first installment 100000 of the debt
ms ascertained and adjusted in the treaty re-
Gently concluded by Minister Reed, with the
Chinese Government, and due by it to GER
tain American citizens. has already been re-
ceiyed
Butterfeld, Fargo & Co., Overland Mail
contractors, are here looking after their in
test 1t is said that the Post Office Depart
ment, on the retrenchment principle, contem-
plate abolishing their contract and with that
view have consulted the Attorney General
as to the power to do. Most of the Cabinet
are adverse to such a step. believing that re-
trenchment in some other direction would be
better.
The Syracuse of May 18th says our city is
filled with rumors of terrible railroad acc-
dent which occurred this morning to the ex-
press train about a mile west of Jordan
After the engine had passed Jordan a COW
jumped in between the tender and the Ogage
car, throwing the baggage and two passen-
ger cars off the track Conductor Thos. Gift
ford was killed on the spot; two passengers
were fatally injured, and fifteen Others more
or less seriously injured. One of the fatally
wounded men is Mr.. Saml. Slosoon from
Piqua, Ohio The sufferers were taken to
the Syracuse House, Globe and St. Charles
Hotels, where they were attended by physi-
clans and cared for. The following is a list
of persons injured so far as could be ascer-
tanned; John Mccoy and wife, from Madison,
ILL.,, both severely but not dangerously hurt
Mrs Dobelin and child, of Potosi, Wisconsin,
not seriously; Mrs. Hewitt, Of Cincinnati,
slightly Sam'l Birdsall, of Huron county,
Ohio, blind man, on visit to his sister in
Van Buren, was left at Warmers station,
slightly injured; Mrs. Slosson. of Carleton,
Canada, very badly hurt, head severely cut
and otherwise injured-can hardly survive;
mos Wilson, cut and badly bruised; G.
Aimoall' Chicago, head, arms and breast bad
~ bruised; Mrs. G. Kimball, badly bruised
on the head Rachel Basnan. N. O.. face cut
and bruised; Mrs. Matilda Brown, ofN. O.,
head severely cut, and face and legs badly
bruised Mr.. Brown. husband of the above
slightly injured; J. Holiness, of Millersberp
Ohio. slightly bruised; Marin Slosson. Pioua
Ohio, head and neck cut and bruised; Miss
Hewitt, Montreal, ditto; oseph Ban, Hamil
ton, Canada West, collar bone fractured; II.
Kellogg, Bridgewater, temple wounded and
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