The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-13
ARRIVAL of THE ATLANTIC.
interesting News from Our States ON
the Pacific.
ARRIVAL OF ST., $3.50, 429IN treasure
RETURN OF GENERAL SrJTT AND STAFF.
Narrative, Of Els Movements at
San Juan.
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The nth Atlantic Steamship Companys steamer
atlantic r. Pearson, ESQ, commander, arrived at this
port Ia evening having left Asphwa on the morning OF
she o. a inst.
TT Atlantic brings SOS passengers, s2los429 SO in
are, sp,e Of which Mexican silver intended for
III GLAND brought down by the John l. Stephens, which
a san Francisco the 2st u and arrived at Panama
. on The evening OF the 4th inst.
The Atlantic brought the mails which should have been
brought by the Vanderbilt steamer Cortes, which was
prevented dong by her nonarva at San Francisco in
tfne 10 take her return trip
The Cores was met on the 25th nit. by the Stephens
bons one thousand miles this side San Francisco going
o. She had encountered the same violent hurricane IN
Me Gulf Of TehuaDtepec reported by the other steamers
JAe Cores San Francisco on the 9th inst on her
gular trip home.
The mail steamers Ariel and Daniel Webster were at
epipwai when the Atlantic left-the former bound for
Few York the latter for New Orleans, with the mails
and passengers.
Lieut. General Winfield Scott, U. s A.. and staff came
messengers by the Atlantic Gen. Scott is very much
improved in health.
The news from California not particularly important
- interesting
The rejection by Judge Hoffman, Of Cambustous claim
70 ranch of eleven square leagues on the east bank
Of river had caused considerable excite
ment This claim had once been confirmed, but on ap-
peal United States Supreme Cour the decision was
reversed and the cause removed for further proof
yeral points.
The weather and crops Oregon were never better than
On the 25th OF October, latest advces.
Abel George was lately tried for murder in the Circuit
Court OF California and acquitted.
The from Central America is dated at San Juan del
Norte the LIST of December Trade dull in that
town, and the Transit route opening looked hope
less good many buildings going up notwh-
standing The harbor was improving. lot of steamer
property Of the Joe White Co npany had been sold at
hon The Frenchmen remaining still hoping for NJ.
Belly to return.
Our As pinwa correspondent, writing the 5h inst
says-Her Britannia Majesy's ship vaorous has arrived
here from Greytown, and the British steamer Midway at
noon yesterday from the place. No news, except
tie arrival Of Joe Scott who his way the United
States The desertion of San Juan by Mr. Scott is re-
garded the fnaity of all hopes of reopening the
Nicaragua route He reports feet OF water The
aud says the harbor VIII be open when the Colorado
damned and turned into the San Juan; but says this
cannot be done wthou, some outlay.
The United States ship 81. Louis lying OF the Co.
rado branch Of the San Juan river the 18th Of No
vember; but there news TO report and nothing
occurred outside the ordinary routine Of monoonous
duty in dull place.
Our Aspmwal correspondent writes thus on the 9Th
tnstant-Tne ratio o. population going and returning
from California this lstnmus is three 70 one in
yor of the former For the past months the number
going to San Francisco has been about $500 per month
AtAspn.al, before going on board child fell the
river and was galiap.iJ nne O
the passengers, vino earessly jumped 10 supported
until assistance arrived