Passengers arriving at San Francisco: 1852

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S.S. Golden Gate

Arrive San Francisco

May 22, 1852
SS Golden Gate
Captain Patterson
From Panama

Passage

ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE!

Seventeen Days Later from the East.
IMPORTANT FROM PANAMA!
DECLARATION OF WAR BY THE NEW GRENADIAN GOVERNMENT
AGAINST CHILE AND PERU!
FROM WASHINGTON.
Severe Storm on the Atlantic Coast.
FOREIGN NEWS

The splendid steamship Golden Gate, Capt. Patterson, arrived off the heads at midnight, and at 12-1/2 o'clock our advices from the Atlantic States, 17 days later, were furnished us by Adams & Co. We also received U.S. papers to the 26th April by Berford & Co., and we are indebted to Purser R. D. Macy for the delivery of our despatches at an early moment.

The following is the Memoranda of the Golden Gate.

Panama City: Viewed across the Water

The U.S. Mail steamer Golden Gate, C. P. Patterson, U.S.N., Commander, arrived at this port last night, from Panama, which place she left on the 8th inst. At 4 P.M. The Golden Gate brings but a small mail. The regular mail had not arrived at Panama when the Golden Gate left. The steamer Panama was in readiness, and would leave immediately on the arrival of the mails.

The Golden Gate brings a large number of passengers, among which are 60 ladies and 30 children. She also brings a large number of our worthy and respectable citizens.

The P.M.S.S. Co. steamer Northerner arrived at Panama on the 6th inst. The clipper ships Trade Wind, Hornet and Valparaiso, with several other vessels, were at Panama waiting passengers.

May 10: John Divine (fireman) a native of Ireland, died on board of congestion of the brain.
Spoke P.M.S.S. Co. propeller Columbus, from Acapulco, hence for Panama.

May 14: Arrived at Acapulco, and left the same day; detained 14 hours. The P.M.S.S. steamer Columbia, Capt. Dall, and the steamer Independence, from San Juan, arrived at Acapulco on the 14th.

May 15: Passed steamer New Orleans, hence for Panama. T. Harkness, from Genesee County, New York, died on board, of dysentery.

May 19: Spoke P.M.S.S. Co steamer Oregon, hence for Panama.

General View of Panama City and its Bay

The passengers by the Golden Gate left New York by the Illinois, on the morning of the 27th of April, and have been 24 days and 14 hours in coming through. The Golden Gate has made the passage from Panama, in 12 days and 18 hours. She has had strong head winds from Acapulco up.

The Golden Gate brings upward of one thousand passengers, among whom are sixty females and thirty children. We notice in the list of passengers some of our oldest citizens, among whom are S. Brannan, T.O. Larkin, R.S. Dorr, B. Kendig, and many others.

The intelligence by this arrival possesses but very little interest notwithstanding that it is so many days later . . . From many parts of the Eastern Atlantic States we have dismal accounts of tempests, flood and freshet. Also in the west, great damage has been caused by violent storms and overflows . . . Says the New York Herald of the 24th:

. . . The overflow of the Alleghany and Monongahela river, was truly disastrous. In addition to the loss of many valuable lives, it is estimated that $400,000 worth of property was destroyed in the vicinity of Pittsburg . . . several villages were entirely destroyed in Virginia . . . The British brig Joseph was wrecked on Truro beach last Tuesday night, and all but two of those on board were doubtless drowned. A large number of vessels are ashore in the vicinity of and beyond Boston . . .

. . . The Japan expedition proposed by our Government has met with much favor in France, as well as in England.

A most melancholy shipwreck occurred off the Cape of Good Hope, on the 20th of February. The British steam frigate Birkenhead was lost, and nearly four hundred and fifty persons perished.

The English screw steamship Sarah Sands, which was on this coast for upwards of two years, has resumed her old place on the line between New York and Liverpool . . .

Expeditions in search of gold are now all the rage throughout the world. Companies are organizing in St. John, N.B., and Halifax, N.S., for the purpose of proceeding to Australia forthwith . . .

From Panama.

We have files of Panama papers to May 7th. Below will be found extracts:

PROGRESS OF THE RAILROAD.--By an advertisement in the Herald today, and by private advices from the Vice President of the Panama Railroad, and also from the agent and others at Aspinwall, we are pleased to learn that another section of the road is now open and the upper station changed from Bujio Soldado to Frijoli, which makes a continuation of about five miles more being completed.

We have also learned from a responsible source that Gen. Paredes, of Carthagena, has received instructions from the company, whose agent he is, to procure and forward as soon as possible, five thousand men, who will be placed on different sections of the line of unfinished portions of the road. With this large force, in addition to the twelve or thirteen hundred already employed, we see no reason why many even of the most serious obstacles of the wet season may not be overcome.--Star

THE QUICKEST TRIP.

We take great pleasure in announcing that F.W. Fairchild, Esq., left New York on the steamer Illinois, Captain Hartstein, of Laws Line, on Monday, the 26th ult., at 3 oclock, P.M., and having been detained until six o'clock the next morning, at quarantine, completed the voyage to Aspinwall in seven days and fourteen hours. Mr. F. stayed at Navy Bay on Tuesday night, including fifteen hours and the next morning started for Panama, and arrived here yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. He thus accomplished the trip in 8 days and 20 hours. Running time 7 days and 11 hours. This is really the quickest trip ever made across the Isthmus of Panama.--Echo

The steamer Illinois brought 950 passengers from New York to Aspinwall. It was reported that the small pox had broken out on the steamer El Dorado.

Foreign.

The steamship Asia, of the Cunard line, arrived at New York on the 22d April. Cotton and corn had declined. It is said that the two sons of the Emperor of Russia, Michael and Nicholas, are to pay a friendly visit to the President of France, Louis Napoleon . . . It is announced that the Cunard company intend to establish a line of steamships between Antwerp and Liverpool . . .

The emigration from Europe is to be immense this year. On the 3d inst., five vessels sailed from Hamburg with 1,500 German emigrants. Both from Hamburg and Bremen the full tide of emigration had set in; the greatest proportion of it comes from Thuringia and Hesse.

Passengers (1,505 Passengers)

Abbott, J.
Abbott, M.
Ace, A.
Adams, J.
Adams, J.
Adams, Z. T.
Addison, G.
Afflick, D.
Afflick, W. H.
Ahleston, J. C.
Aillard, B. J.
Alden, T.
Allen, A. N.
Allen, E. C.
Allen, W.H.
Allenbeck, M.
Ames, G. H.
Angell, J.
Arnold, D.
Arnold, F. A.
Arnold, W.
Atkinson, W.
Auchmoody, P.
BaBaker, M. (cq.)
Bags, R.
Baker, H.O.
Baker, J.
Baker, J. S.
Baker, M. P.
Balt, J.
Banks, Mrs, two children and servant
Barker, J.
Barnes, B.
Barnes, G. W.
Barnes, W. A.
Barrows, H. D.
Barzlzer, P. J.
Basser, L.
Batchelder, B. P.
Batchelder, P. M.
Bates, J.
Bates, S.
Baulden, G. F.
Bawler, G. H.
Beal, L.
Beardsley, A. J.
Beardsley, R.
Beardsley, W.
Bease, J.
Beatty, J.
Beatty, Robert
Beers, Mrs. and two children
Belden, M.
Bell, J.C.
Bell, L.
Bene, S.
Bennet, J. L.
Bennett, J. H.
Benney, J. A.
Beron, J.
Beron, L.
Beron, T.
Bibb, J.
Bibb, T.
Bicker, E.
Bidlow, J. L.
Bidlow, M. L.
Bigelow, R.
Bishop, H. E.
Bissell, H.
Bissen, L.
Bissen, T.
Black, Mrs.
Blanchard and two servants
Blanchard, J.
Blanchard, M.
Blessing, A.
Blessing, A., Jr.
Blodget, J. E.
Blood, A. P.
Bonney, C. L.
Bonwell, Mrs. and six children
Boquen, J. ( Boquin or Boquan)
Bosworth, J. D.
Boucher and wife
Bouget, H.
Boughton, D.
Bowden, M.
Boyce, J. M.
Boyle, J. F.
Bracket, H. N.
Bradley, G. L.
Brady, J.
Bragdin, R.
Bragg, G.F.
Brakaw, W.
Branch, W.
Brannan, Mrs., two children and servant
Brannan, S.
Breed, C.
Breese, R.
Brewer, H. L.
Brewster, L.
Brewster, S. M.
Briardy, Mrs.
Briggs, F.
Brigham, C. H.
Brown, A.
Brown, D.
Brown, H. F.
Brown, H. W.
Brown, J.
Brown, J. L.
Brown, L.
Brown, L. H.
Brown, S. S.
Browne, A. S.
Browne, G.
Browne, P.
Brownell, T. A.
Buchy, J. J.
Buckingham, W.
Bugbee, J.
Bullen, J.
Bullock, J. H.
Bun, A. G.
Bunnell, G. B.
Burke, Mrs. and child
Burns, J. J.
Burr, H. T.
Burrell, E. T.
Burrett, Miss
Burrett, R. G.
Burton, C. H.
Burton, G. W.
Burton, W. D.
Bush, D.
Bush, D.
Bush, E.W.
Bush, H.
Bushnell, D.
Busk, T.
Cadwalader, C.
Cadwallader, G.
Cahill, M.
Caldwell, S.
Callejan, N.
Callejan, P.
Campbell, A.
Canfield, O. S.
Canning, E. H.
Capell, M.
Capell, M. M.
Carmichan, T.
Carnes, J. E.
Carpenter, L. F.
Carrington, F.
Carter, E.
Carter, H. T.
Carter, J. and lady
Caruthers, T.
Carver, W.
Casaard, Joel
Casard, J.
Case, C.L.
Cass, E.
Cavillian and lady
Chambers, J.
Chambers, W. B.
Chandler, H.
Chandler, J.
Chapin, M.
Chapman, H. P.
Chase, H.
Cheeney, A. T.
Cheeway, C.
Cheney, W.
Chester, G.
Chester, W. B.
Chesterfield, S.
Chittenden, R. M.
Christiansen, J.
Church, J.
Clark, J.
Clark, O.F.
Clark, Peter
Clark, W.
Clark, W.
Clary, E.D.
Clendin, W. S.
Closs, P. H.
Coffin, J. B.
Coffrey, M. M.
Cole, B.
Cole, G.
Cole, H. W.
Cole, R. F.
Cole, S.
Collins, J.
Comasson, T.
Conger, A.
Conger, H.
Conover, A.
Conover, C.
Cook, C.
Cooley, R.
Cooney, J.
Cordell, O.
Corey, J.
Corey, R.
Cornell, R.
Cornell, W. H.
Cowell, J.
Cowell, R.
Craig, D. R.
Craig, J.
Craig, J. A.
Crandall, W.
Crane, Judge
Crane, M.
Crondell, R.
Crosby, W.
Croy, M.
Cummings, A.
Cunningham, J.
Curran, W.
Curtis, C.
Cushing, P. B.
Cushman, M.
Cutting, R. C.
Daggett, W. F.
Dall, A.
Daly, F.
Daniel, L.
Davenport, T. T.
Davids, W. H.
Davis, L.
Davis, M. L.
Dawkins, D.
Day, M.D.
Dean, J.R.
Dechl, J.
deConner, A.
Deniston, B.
Deniston, J.
Dennison, Mrs.
Denyan, L.
Desmond, K.
Detrick, L. F.
Dickman, F.
Dill, J.
Dimon, J.
Dimond, J.
Dimond, N.
Dimond, W.
Dodd, J. H.
Dodge, J.
Dodsworth, M.
Dole, B.
Donnelly, J.
Donnelly, J.
Donnelly, W.
Doone, S.
Dorr, R. B. and servant
Dougherty, J.
Douglas, A.
Douglass, C.
Douglass, D.
Douglass, G.W.
Dow, W.
Downing, W.
Drake, M.
Duckworth, H.
Dufield, W.
Dunham, A.
Dunn, J. A.
Dunn, J. M.
Durham, C.
Durphy, Mr. and wife
Dynor
Eals, C.
Earl, H.
Easterbrook, S.
Eastman, W. A.
Easton, A.
Eckstein, S.
Edwards, L.
Eich, J.
Elliott, D.
Ellsworth, J .H.
Emmons, Mrs. and two children
Eshelman, W.
Esquirol, D. F.
Evans, J.
Everet, E.
Ewing, J. S.
Eye, J.
Fairchild, S. W.
Farrell, D.
Farrell, J.
Farwell, J. D. and lady
Farzoy, R.
Fauvel, A.
Felim, Mrs. and child
Fenton, J.
Ferre, G. H.
Field, A.
Fifield, A. C.
Fifield, W. E.
Findley, C.
Finly, C.
Fish, H.
Fish, J. B.
Fisher, F.
Fisher, R.
Fitch, J. J.
Fitch, W. W.
Fitcher, W.
Fitzgerald, E.
Flanyan,
Flinchpage, J.
Flint, D. B.
Flynn, M.
Flynn, M. G.
Flynn, T.
Foly, J.
Fomham, J. C.
Forley, S.
Forrerter, W. (Might be Forrester)
Forsyth, J.
Forsyth, W.
Fortune, J.
Foster, Robt
Fowler, I. C.
Fowler, W. F.
Francis, H.
Franklin, D.
Franklin, W.
Fraser, D.
Freemore, J.
Freidlander, J.
French, F.S.
Fresche, F.L.
Frohlick, J.
Frost, E.
Frost, E. B.
Frost, F.
Frost, J. B.
Fuller, J.
Furman, John
Gaillard,
Garner, F.
Genella, W.C.
George, H.
George, H.
George, J.
George, J.
Getty, D.
Gibbons, L. G.
Giddings, J.
Giddlings, H.
Gillon, G.
Gillot, D. J.
Gilman, R. E.
Gilroy, W.
Gleason, A. E.
Gleason, J.
Glenys, Mrs.
Goff, J. D.
Gogg, G. D.
Goldsmith, J.
Goodell, J. H.
Goodrich, R. A.
Goodsell, Mrs. and child
Gorbet, M.
Gordon, E.
Gordon, L.
Gordon, W. L.
Goss, J. M.
Goss, M.
Graham, Jas
Green, Mrs. C.
Groome, H. and lady
Grosjean, E.
Grosjean, E., Jr.
Gross, J.
Grover, J.
Groves, F. C.
Guest, Z.
Guilmot, C. and servant
Guitead, J. B.
Haight, J.
Hale, F.
Hall, A. J. (Might be A.J. Hail)
Hall, H.
Hall, J. V.
Hall, Mrs. H. H.
Hall, S. D.
Hall, T.
Hall, W.
Hamilton, J.
Hammersmith, J.
Hammond, J.
Hammond, W.
Hance, L.
Hardy, E.
Harkness, T.
Harmon, R. H.
Harned, Mrs.
Harney, W. L.
Harrington, J. P.
Harris, F.
Harris, M.
Hart, C.
Hart, George
Hart, J.
Hart, Jacob
Hart, W.P.
Hartley, G.
Hartley, T.
Hawley, J.
Hawley, T.
Haywood, C. O.
Hempfield, J. W.
Henry, C. M. L.
Henwood, R.
Hepman, M.
Herrick, J.H.
Hettrick, H.
Hewlet, T. H.
Hewson, M.
Hewson, M. (there are two M. Hewson s on this list one immediately follows the other)
Hickey, M.
Hicks, M. W.
Highless, E.
Hildebrand, N.
Hill, C. F.
Hill, W. B.
Hilton, W. G.
Hinsdale, L.G.
Hobson, J. H.
Hollister, G. F.
Holmes, J.
Holmes, N.
Holmes, P. H.
Holmes, W.
Homer, S.
Honce, W. C. and servant
Hood, G. M.
Hopkins, F.
Hopkins, W.
Hopper, C.
Horason, M.
Hotchkiss, B. G.
Houman, W.
Houston, J., child and servant
Houston, M.
Hovey, E.
Howard, H.
Howard, L. H.
Howard, M.
Howdin, A.
Howell, P. A.
Hows, P.
Hoyt, A. B.
Hoyt, A. E.
Hubbard, N.
Hudson, J.
Huhn, P.
Huly, M.
Hunter, J.
Hunter, R.
Huntington, C. F.
Huntington, J.
Hurley, M.
Huse, L. J.
Hutchinson, N.
Hykes, S.
Hymes, S.
Ingersol, A.
Ingersoll, C. C.
Irish, J.
Isment, P.
Isolan, F.
Jackson, E.
Jacobs, J. R.
Jacoby, J.
Johnson, C. S.
Johnson, D.
Johnson, E. H.
Johnson, J.
Johnson, J.
Johnson, J. H.
Jones, A.
Jones, H.
Jones, R.
Jones, T.
Jordan, P. C.
Kaufner, Mrs. and two children
Kear, N.O.
Keep, G.
Keith, Mrs. and child
Keller, J.
Kelley, T.
Kellogg, D. and lady
Kellogg, M.
Kelly, T. D.
Kelly, T. D.
Kendig, B.
Kendig, T.
Kent, P.
Kerr, G. H.
Kerr, J.
Kerr, J. H.
Ketchum, H.
Keyes, E. F.
Kibby, H.
Kibby, S.
Kie, A.
Kimball, Mrs. and child
Kimberly, D.
Kimble, J.
Kimersea, J.
Kimmell, J. J.
King, E.
King, J. H.
King, M.
Kinney, E.
Knower, W.
Knowles, Jas
Knowles, Jas
Knowlton, T.
Kochenow, J.
Ladd, Geo
Lafferty, D.
Lamb, J.
Lane, J.
Langton, P. M.
Lansing, H. B.
Lansing, J. A.
Larkin, F.
Larkin, T. O.
Latimer, J.
Lawless, C.
Lawrence, J. J.
Lawrence, N. L.
Lawrence, W. H.
Leagle, J.
Leavitt, Thomas R., Adam & Co's Express
LeBairn, Mr.
Lee, C.
Lee, J.
Lee, P.
Leffert, O.
Lelf, C.
Lennox, T.
Leonard, J. H.
Levi, B.
Lewis, C. W.
Lewis, D.
Lewis, H. C.
Lewis, J.
Lewis, J.
Lex, J.
Libby, L.
Liddell, J.
Limbecker, E.
Lincoln, C.
Lindrop, W.
Lindsay, C. K.
Lindsey, O.
Litchfield, C.
Lockhart, H.
Lockwood, E.
Loomis, J.
Lore, A.
Loring, J.
Loveridge, E.
Low, C.
Lowe, B. F.
Lummis, J.
Lynch, M.
Lyon, A. S.
Mace, W.
Macy, D.
Macy, E.
Macy, G.
Madden, O.
Madsen, P.
Mahon, F. H.
Mahon, G. W.
Malone, R. T.
Maltice, N.
Manning, J.
Mansfield, H.
Manuel, E.
Marble, J. L.
Marcy, J.
Marks, A.
Marks, S.
Marks, S.
Marks, S., Jr.
Marsh, H.
Marshall, J. C.
Martin, C.
Martin, R. R.
Martin, Thos
Mason, P. T.
Masters, W.
Matthews, M. D.
Maxton, R. C.
McAffee, W.
McAuly, S.
McCabe, J.
McCabe, P. and son
McCahill, T.
McCall, Col.
McCall, J.
McCann, H.
McColgrove, D.
McColgrove, J. J.
McConkey, J. H.
McCormick, W.
McCrary, J.
McCullough, S. M.
McCullough, W. D.
McDonald, Mrs.
McDonald, R.
McFarlan, W.
McFarlane, J.
McGowne, H.
McHenry, T.
McKee, George
McKibbin, H.
McKibbon, J.
McKinley, J.
McKinney, E.
McLane, E.
McLaughlin, T.
McMahon, H.
McMahon, J.
McMahon, R.
McMeany, D.
McMenomy, E.
McMurray, D.
McTurk, J.
McTurk, W.
McWattey, B.
McWilliams, M.
Mead, S.
Meyers, J. D.
Miller, A.
Miller, L.
Miller, W.
Mills, E.
Mills, J.
Mitchell, T.
Mitchell, W.
Moneypenney, C.
More, A.
Morehouse, M.
Morley, R.
Moron, P.
Morrell, D.
Morrell, H. T.
Morris, P. H.
Morris, R. R.
Morris, S. R.
Morrow, J. B.
Morse, J. M.
Moss, C.
Mott, D.V., Jr.
Moulton, D. V.
Mowry, C.
Mugridge, J.
Muley, M.
Mulholland, L.
Mullen, J.
Mullen, J.
Mullen, P.
Murphy, J.
Murry, R.
Myers, J.
Myers, P.
Nakins, J.
Nakins, W.
Nasten, W.
Nelson
Nelson, A.
Newcomb, H.
Newhouse, M.
Newhouse, Miss
Newton, J.
Nichejon, J.
Nichols, R. J.
Nickerson, G.
Nixon, R.
Nixon, R., Jr.
O'Neil, J.
Odin, F. F.
Oliphant, R. J.
Oliver, M.
Onegon, W.
Ore, J.
Orr, P.
Ottenheimer, S.
Owen,
Owens, E. T.
Owens, G.
Owens, O.
Packard, F. B.
Padleford, L. E.
Page, R. O.
Palmer and lady
Palmer, J.
Palmer, J.
Palmer, Mrs. and child
Park, T. W., lady and child
Parker, G.H.
Parker, H.
Parker, P. R.
Parker, W. R.
Parsons, E. M.
Patterson, J.
Paulin, D.
Payne, W.
Pearsley, P. S.
Peck, M.
Pedler, H.
Pedler, J.
Peirce, J.
Pelton, L.
Perrine, T.
Perry, D.G.
Phillip, W.
Phillips, W.
Pioche, T.
Pleasant, C.
Plumer, W. H.
Porter, A.
Porter, J.
Porter, J. C.
Porter, S.
Porter, S. E.
Post, J. B.
Powell, J.
Powerll, H.
Pozonsky, L.
Pradshaw, W. H.
Pratt, D.L.
Pratt, H.F.
Preble, E.
Preble, L. W.
Pressy, W. E.
Preston, J.
Preston, S. D.
Prince, F.
Quillard, D.
Quinar, J.
Randolph, H.
Ransom, A. N. (Might be A.N. Ransem)
Ransom, H. S.
Ransom, J.
Ranson, L. M.
Rawson, N.
Rawson, T.P.
Reed, G.
Remington, A.
Restal, W. R.
Rester, H.
Reynolds, O. A. and lady
Reynolds, R. T.
Reynolds, W.
Rhodes, A.
Rhodes, J.
Rhodes, J .M.
Rice, C. C.
Richardson, A.
Ridder, J.
Ritterbush, R.
Rix, L.
Roberts, Mrs.
Roberts, W. A.
Robinson, A. J.
Robinson, J. C.
Roby, W.
Roddy, C.
Roe, W.
Rogers, A. H.
Root, A. M.
Rose, J.
Roulsten, A. J.
Rourke, D.
Rowland, R.
Rubly, R.
Rugg, M.
Rule, A.
Ruther, T and son
Ryan, J.
Sage, A.
Sailor, F.
Saunders, D.
Saunders, J.
Sayre, W. N.
Scalow, P.
Scarce, J.
Schooner, J.
Schultze, Mrs.
Schupp, J.
Schutt, J. V.
Schuyler, J. V.
Scofield, C.
Scoop, R. D.
Scott, G. M.
Scott, R.
Scott, W.
Scott, W. B.
Scotten, W.
Scoville, M.
Scribe, J.
Seaver, G.
Seddon, W.
Segur, L. G.
Self, A.
Seribe, P.
Sevie, T.
Sheakly, J.
Sheare, J.
Sheldon, C.
Sheldon, M.
Shepherd, J.
Shepherd, J. M.
Shepherd, W.
Sherman, J.
Sheron, C. B.
Sherry, P.
Shield, G. H.
Shoemaker, J.
Shoff, P.V.
Short, Miss
Shuber, R.
Shultze, A.
Siddle, H.
Sills, H. C.
Simmons, G. T.
Simmons, H.
Sinclair, A.
Skinner, Mrs. and child
Skure, W.
Slate, F.
Smiley, J. H.
Smith, A.
Smith, G. A.
Smith, H.C.
Smith, J.
Smith, J. G.
Smith, J. T.
Smith, R.
Smith, S.
Smith, W.C.
Snow, B.
Snyder, A.
Snyder, E. T.
Southworth, S. C.
Speese, J.
Speigh, F.
Spilman, J.E.
Sprague, E. C.
Stanly, M.
Stansbury, A. W.
Stead, F. A.
Stearns, W.
Steffins, A.
Steffins, M.
Stephens, Mr.
Stephenson, D.
Stevens, J.
Stevens, W.
Stewart, H.
Stickle, A.
Stocking, E.
Stocking, J.
Storrey, P.
Stowe, A. B.
Stowe, W.
Strigler, J.
Sweeny, D.
Sweet, H.
Swift, C. S.
Sylvester, L.
Sylvia, C.
Tam, J.
Tappan, J. C.
Taylor, H. R.
Terin, B.
Terry, N.
Thanckrauf, G.
Thauserkrauf, F., lady and two children
Thayer, B.
Thomas, Geo
Thomas, Geo, Jr.
Thomas, R.
Thompson, D.
Thompson, S.
Thorne, T. S.
Thorne, W. W.
Thuit, J. (Might be Thult)
Tibbetts, J. T.
Tiernay, D.
Tiernay, P.
Tims, H. W.
Tingley, J.
Tisdale, D. W.
Tisdale, S. H.
Todhill, J.
Topliff, J. M.
Tourber, W.
Tousler, G.
Toy, C. F.
Trabuck, J.
Trescott, J.
Trevlow, J.
Trowbridge, R.
Turin, J.
Turpin, J.
Tuttle, D.
Twing, T.
Tyler, J.
Under and lady
Underhil, A.
Vail, H. N.
Valentine, E.
Valentine, W.
Van Can, W.
Van Pelt, J.
Van Tine H.
VanHousen, G. K.
VanVrouken, C.
Vinton, G.
VonDyke, J.
Wade, B.
Wadsworth, A.
Waer, T.
Walden, M.
Wallace, E.
Walsh, Jas
Walsh, R. J.
Walton, A. F.
Wanser, M.
Ward, Miss
Wares, J.
Warren, M. L.
Waters, J.
Waters, J.
Watson, H.
Watts, S.
Weaver, Miss
Webber, C. E.
Webster, J.
Webster, J. S.
Weden, S.
Weed, O.P.
Wells, F.A.
Wells, H.
Wentworth, A.
Wentworth, A. H.
West, C. A.
Wetmore, A. E.
Wetzler, G. and lady
Wheelock, J. T.
Whitman, J.
Whitworth, A. T.
Widmore, W.
Wilkes, Geo
Williams
Williams, C.
Williams, C.
Williams, E.
Williams, H.
Williams, J.
Williams, W. D.
Williamson, H. G.
Wilson, C.
Wilson, J.
Wilson, J.
Wilson, L.
Wilson, W.
Winner, J.
Wintermantle, J.
Wintermantle, L.
Wood, A.
Wood, F.
Wood, L. B.
Wood, M.
Woodford, R.
Woodhull, R.
Woodruff, A. K.
Woodruff, L.
Woodruff, P.
Woodruff, P. D.
Woodruff, W.
Woodworth, H. W.
Wright, C. C.
Wright, J. W.
Wynkoop, M.
Yager, W.
Yendale, J. H.
Young, A. H.
Young, A. P.
Young, C. J.
Young, G. T.
Young, J. C.
Young, W.
Yuse, G.
Yuse, Geo
Zadig, Miss
Zelin, J.

Boat Landing at the Chagres River, Panama.