The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-14

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The following IS the Inst OF cabin passengers:-John
Ferguson and vile, Master Judah Gen Cotton, Capt III.
NJ Nichols, Mrs uhrg, Lieut.. Edwards, U. : A. Richard
Euns Mrs Ellen Bbee and three children Mrs. Berger,
j. T. Walker Meldeburger smith, A. Vets Mrs Meechan,
Mrs Green Mr.. frink, Dr., Lewis Harrg,n r. q Moat
gomery, A. ". c. Hcsser, J r Melony, VIM Miller,
J. h Powers, ~ Ramries y. W. McCariy, Jno D But
Ter, I. polhemus, Mrs Campbell, l. b Nash, Tower,
J. Gramn, l. McCommon, y y Mccommius DAYS, 9.
r. LOSING Emil Jinstin, Mue. Franqnct, J. III Brooks,
II. H. Allen, Vim. Longhoc Mrs. II McClapp child, SISTER
Frances and two nieces l. d. Williams, " Hench, M
Harmon, A. Morgan, A. Brewster, Mrs. ). Cohen, B. J.
samons, G. Klrspey, II. Burlngame, W. keichum, A. e.
Bcchcn, Mrs Fox and child, Mr. Beardsey, b 7 Robssss
q. r. Whistler, T. X. Whistler, u Gallagher W. III smart
Geo sagbaum, j. r. Middleton, Marsh, Madame Adele
fournoit, A. " Hokcr, T. II. Breton Y. Clark, IL NJ
The advccs from Oregon bring little The Port.
land Adruasr says that nest spring an expea,.,oa
against the Indians who massacred the Myers emgran.
party will be undertaken one object 81 u 70 recover
four or vo young grs, believed to be stu alive and
held for There are some symptoms 81 general
alliance OF all Indian tribes and near tho eastern Dor
der of Oregon, 10 deprcdate and wage war upon the
whites.
British Columbia dates Of the nth u state that the
leaders IN the negro rot the Victoria theatre had been
tried and acquitted. on the ground that the disturbance
was not premeditated.
ON the Tth Of November thirteen persons were drown
cd bv tho ur.ettin.. o. a canoe In Fraser river.
Tho bark onward brings dates from Kanasawa, Japan
10 the 10Th October The trade at that port nan poen
very dull since the Isl ~ July the currency Ana ~
change @..cuiti.s rendering . slusi mp ~og "gu''
| chase cargoSs,
The British commssary Department had been broken
| sio3 for the army in the north
The British brig OF war Camilla which left Hakoiadi
September T. lest typhooa or kanagawa on the
9th and an hands porished.
Most of the etorehouses AZ Yokahamas ~ destroyed
\ by the same typhoon The loss was stimascd Al
1 $4,000
The rrussian Minister had not dcd in making
\ treaty with the japanese goyernme mt
4 The onward lett Ut kanagawa American ship liamll
ton harks Pursuit and Maianxas British barks Lady Eli
zabeth keepsake and Ocean Gem, russian frgatc hano.
4 gawa.
later news from another portion of Japan has been
ccived per whale ship Florida Of New Bedford, which
Icf IIakoladi November 2 with 400 barrels Of oil, and
passed San Francisco 10th ul her way TO Margartl
Bay The Florida reports business very duh at Hakoad
the currency question making all the trouble Mexican dol
lars % per cent premam whslcrs bills 70 per cent
discount 1hs Florida also reports tho following ships
September 1, omega, with 900 bbs sth, Gustave 80
bbs. 18th, 1hoe Nye, 700 bbs. goth Lancaster jQs
bbs Jeanette 100 hbs 2sih Ianh..= ,ce Dos; 2sth
Alice, 900 bbis Dctober l. Maria theresa leo bbs sth
Othslo, 100 bbls. 10th, Onward 1ooo bbs Rapid 4os
/ bbs.. Harrison, 70 bbs; 18TH Mlrengn, 300 bbs
Florence 900 bbls.; Constantine, 1000 bis. scvefa
whaers had visited akodsd this season, ani reported
quite feet that expected 70 touch 10 the spring 20 re
! cruh
The Onward broush, datce from China TO October 8
which Represented e allied army within sight ~ Pekin
Aso that the Emperor had FEEL anil that 30 90 Chinese
had been killed Che authority for the latter statement
NJ Quest onabe.)