SS Brother Jonathan
Captain ? (Probably Captain James H. Blethen)
From San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
Passage:
Daily Alta California, October 3, 1853
From the Atlantic States and Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
CONTINUED RAVAGES OF THE FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
ABOLITION EXCITEMENTS.
Attack by a Californian New Mail Proposals — Executions, etc.
ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
CONTINUED RAVAGES OF THE FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
ABOLITION EXCITEMENTS.
Attack by a Californian New Mail Proposals — Executions, etc.
The Nicaragua steamer Brother Jonathan came into port last evening, having left San Juan del Sur on the 19th ult. She reports the road from San Juan to the lake in fine condition, and the country healthy. The ship has had no sickness on board since she left this port.
MEMORANDA—The steamer Brother Jonathan left San Juan del Sur at 12 o’clock P.M. of the 19th September; connected with the Northern Light, which ship encountered very heavy weather on her outward passage. When the B.J. left, the road over the transit route was in excellent condition; there had been but little rain and no sickness. Arrangements are in progress for placing express wagons on the road immediately, for the transportation of baggage, specie, etc. The B.J. encountered the equinoctial gale off Acapulco; has had no sickness on board since leaving San Francisco.
By this arrival we have broken files of New York papers to the 5th ult.’fifteen days later’and telegraphic dates from New Orleans to the 3d September ’ two days later. The ravages of the fever continued in New Orleans, though it was thought the disease was becoming less virulent.
It is stated by our New York correspondent, apparently on good authority, that Robt. J. Walker will not go to China after all. It is said that the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company have secured his services as financial agent in England, and that he finds it more to his interests and tastes to go there than to China.
The Old Hunker and Barnburner wings of the Democratic party in New York are again at war, and are to hold each a State convention . . .
Cargo: Not listed.
Passengers:
Adams, Mr. M.
Adams, R.S.
Addison, J.C.
Allen, W.
Anderson, J. and wife
Arnand, J.
Aud, F.L. and wife
Averill, W.
Averin, H.
Babcock, N.
Baker, J.
Baldwin, W.T.
Barclay, Mrs. T. and infant
Barndollar, D. and wife
Bartlett, H.
Bason, T.
Bellenburg, Miss H.
Betts, J.
Birch, Mrs. Jas.
Bisset, Mrs. Chs and two children
Blane, A. (Might be Slane)
Borlens, C.H.
Boyle, Mrs. A. and two children
Boyle, Mrs. and infant
Bricker, J.A.
Bronson, J.L.
Brume, A.
Bumfi?S, C.H. (Might be Bumfield)
Burke, J.
Burrows, C.H.
C?anker, W. (Missing letter. Might be W.C. Anker, W. Canker, W. Cranker)
Callot, Mrs. O.S.
Callot, O.S.
Cammel, Mrs. E. and three children
Carey, P.
Carhart, Mr.s S.
Caro, M.
Carr, W.
Cary, R.D.
Chandler, Mrs. C.
Classen, H.W.
Clendemin, R. and wife
Clendenning, A.
Coddington, W.H.
Coggashall, G.
Cohn, S.
Coin, W.
Colwell, W.W.
Corrie, J.
Cotton, M.
Crafts, J.
Cramer, D.
Crosby, B.
Cullens, C.
Cullens, F.
Cummings, C.C.
Cushman, W.F.
Cutter, T.
Daniels, W.
Davis, Mrs. and servant
Davis, T.H.
Davis, W. (Might be Davie)
Day, J.
Dayton, W.C.
Debitz, J.
Densing, D.
Depeu, W.
Dickey, D.
Dott, A. and wife
Dowling, T.H., wife and four children
Doyle, P.
Drake, J.L.
Dryden, R.
Duff, P.
Dunstan, J.
Dunstan, Mrs. S.
Emmon, J.
Emstrom, A.
Ette, H.
Fi?ch, B.S. (Might be Fitch, Finch)
Flippen, W. (Missing letter. Might be Floppen, Flappen)
Fogger, J.
Fogger, J.H.
Folger, J.O.
Folsom, A.
Foot, A.P.
Ford, P.
Frank, J.
Fuller, W.M.
Fustin, J.
Gaffy, Miss M.
Gallager, G.B.
Geffrey, P.
Gillespie, C.
Glassey, J.
Goland, A.
Goldman, Miss L.
Goodman, L.C.
Goodman, L.H.
Gordon, J.H.
Gordon, W.
Granfield, Mrs. M.L.
Gray, Jeremiah
Green, F.
Hadduck, S.
Hall, E.
Harmon, Mrs. H. and two children
Harris, A.V.
Harris, T.
Harrison, M.
Harrison, P.
Haslin, J., Jr.
Hastrum, F.B.
Hawkins, W.A.
Hayward, E.W.
Hayward, W.E.
Heatley, J.D.
Hemph, Ths.
Hogland, Mrs. M.M.
Hooper, J.A.
Horterman, S.
Howland, J.
Hummel, G.
Hunter, Mrs. J. and child
Hutchings, J.W.
Hutchins, J.
Jauncey, W.
Jenkins, J.
Johnsen, W. and wife
Jordan, G.G.
Kelly, J.
Kermintz, R.
Keyser, E.
Kimsey, J.
Kingsman, A.H.
Knight, Mrs. D.E.
Knotwell, W.
Krahle, C.
Lake, C.N.
Lightfind, A.
Lines, N.
Lobdell, J.
Long, Mr., wife and five children
Lord, W.R.
Lovejoy, L.
Loverlog, G.
Low, C.A.
Lusk, J.
Lusk, T.W.
Lutter, P., wife and children
Lynch, J.P.
Macy, R.
Maggires, P.
Mansha?ksk, J. (Difficult to read)
Mariner, Mrs. B. and child
Marriott, F.
Mason, N.
Masses, C.W.
Mattax, ?
Matzer, J.
Maywood, H.
McAllus, J.
McCann, W.H.
McConnell, B.
McCoon, Mrs. J. (Difficult to read.)
McElroy, Miss M.
McKay, J.
McKenan, P.
McLean, N.
McMara, H.
McMullen, H.
McMullin, A. (Missing letter. Might be McMullan, McMullen)
Messenger, S.
Miller, A.
Miller, B.
Miller, J., Jr.
Miller, J.C.
Mils, R. (Missing letters ’ Might be Mills)
Moore, W.N.
Morton, Miss E.
Muff, C.
Muff, J.
Mulvery, Thos.
Murphy, H.
Murray, W.
Mysham, G.M.
Nason, J.D.
Neson, O. (Difficult to read. This might be O. Nason)
Newby, N.
Newelder, P.
Newstader, A.
O’Grady, Mrs. M.
Oats, Mrs. and child
Paige, H.H. and wife
Palmer, J.C., wife, child and servant
Peoples, H.W.
Pettet, A.
Pettet, A.J.
Pettet, Mrs. A.
Petthe, H.
Phillips, L.C. and wife
Pinkerton, J.
Pratt, Miss Selina
Prescott, Capt. And girl
Price, J.A.
Pulk, J.
Ramon, C.
Ray, Capt. R.
Regan, Miss E.
Reid, M.N.
Renton, Mrs. M.
Riley, C.
Roan, D.C.
Roberts, N.
Robertson, N.
Rollins, A.
Rood, J.
Ross, Mrs. D.
Schenght, H.
Schiller, M.
Schomisk, H. (Difficult to read)
Scofield, R.B.
Sculley, N.J.
Seaver, D.C.
Sebra, J.
Segur, G.W.
Shed, C.D.
Shepperd, Alex
Shurtz, J.H.
Sichel, M.
Single, J.
Smiley, Jas and son
Smiley, T.J.L.
Snyder, D.
Snyder, J. and wife
Sommers, J.D.
Southgate. B. (First initial might be P., R. or F.)
Spaulding, S.
Spearn, N.
Spearn, W.
Spoor, B.
Spoor, H.
Stephenson, C.F.
Stewart, A.
Stewart, C.H.
Stewart, W.N.
Storer, J.W.
Stouder, J.
Stuart, J.
Summers, J.H.
Suydam, P.
Swan, L.
Taylor, W.A.
Templeman, J.
Tenbrook, P.D.
Tilton, Seth and wife
Tirrell, Miss L.N.
Tracy, C.
Tracy, G.
Treewater, E.
Trient, J. (Missing letter. Might be Triens, Triene)
Tubbs, A.L.
Turner, H.
Twings, S.
Tyler, A.
Uldfelder, Miss J.H.
Underwood, J.M.
Underwood, N.S.
Van Benschoten, J.
Van Benschoten, J.W.
Van Valkenburg, A. and servant
Vaun, S.A.
Voorhies, N.
Vosburg, F.
Waldridge, Gen. Hiram
Wallace, L.
Walts, O. and wife
Wayburn, Mrs. E. and four children
Webber, J.
Weidons, J.
Williams, E.C.
Williams, G.W.
Williams, J. and boy
Willioms, W.P. (Might be Williams)
Wilson, J.
Wilson, W.J
Winger, B.
Wisebury, M. (Might be Winebury)
Woldurn, A.
Wolf, J.
Wood, Mrs. Mary and two children (Last name might be Wool, Word, or other.)
Wright, G.W.
Wright, Mrs. D.
Yoter, J.Y.
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