SS Golden Gate
Captain C.P. Patterson
From Panama
Passage:
Daily Alta California, June 2, 1853
Fifteen Days Later
FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE
Interesting Political and Miscellaneous News.
The Golden Gate was telegraphed at ten minutes after 4, and by
twenty minutes past 4 we had our first despatches, by Adams & Co. FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE
Interesting Political and Miscellaneous News.
The Golden Gate brings 800 passengers and a large mail, with dates to the 5th of May.
Captain Patterson will please accept our thanks for attentions, also the Purser of the Golden Gate.
The Golden Gate has made the passage in 11 days and 11 hours.
The Purser has furnished the following journal of the Golden Gate's passage:
The U.S. Mail steamship Golden Gate, C.P. Patterson, U.S.S., commander, left Panama on the 18th inst, at 11 P.M. The Golden Gate brings a very large mail and 800 passengers, among which are 120 ladies and 50 children. It was very (missing word) on the Isthmus when the Golden Gate left, and the crossing over good. The P.M. Steamship Company's steamer Isthmus was at Panama. She arrived there on the evening of the 11th. The steamer Pacific, from San Juan, arrived at Panama on the 18th inst. She went immediately to Tobago to go on the beach for repairs. The steamer from the South Pacific had not arrived when the Golden Gate left. The Golden Gate made the passage from San Francisco to Panama in 11 days and 11 hours. May 24th arrived at Acapulco at 3 A.M., and left at 1 P.M. running time from Panama 5 days and 5 hours. Off Acapulco, spoke P.M. Steamship Company's steamer John L. Stephens, hence for Panama, bound in. May 30th arrived at San Diego and left the same day; detained off the harbor 12 hours by fog. The steamer Republic, hence for Panama, left San Diego on the 27th.
Disasters.
The ship John Holland, from New York to San Francisco, arrived at Acapulco, on the 9th inst in distress, leaking about 3000 strokes per hour. Too much credit cannot be awarded Capt. Baxter for his energy and perseverance in getting his ship into port, under the circumstances. The survey of the ship John Holland, have ordered her to discharge partially in order to discover her leak. She will probably have her upper works caulked and proceed to this port.
Cargo: Not listed.
Passengers:
Adison, Miss
Appleton, W.C.
Archer, J.
Auliff, Mrs. M.
Bachariah, J. and lady
Baldwin, E. and lady
Barnard, R.
Beatty, F.G.
Benedict, M. and servant
Berke, J. (Might be Borke, Biorke, other)
Bicknell, Mr.
Bilbache, J.
Birdsall, E.J.
Black, J.F.
Blair, James
Bolton, Mrs. and child
Bosworth, Mrs., child and servant
Boute, F.H.
Boute, S.
Boute, S.H.
Bowkea, J.S.
Britton, Mrs. and child
Brockway, D.
Brockway, J.
Brockway, S.W.
Brunt, Capt. S.
Bulger, Miss
Cameron, D.
Campbell, J.
Carpenter, J.C.
Carpenter, W.O.
Chase, J.
Chase, W.
Choeemar, M. (Difficult to read)
Clark, Miss
Coles, J.W. and lady
Conner, D.L.
Cooper, Dr.
Craig, Mrs. and two children
Cresson, M.D.
Curtis
Curtis, S.W.
Cutts, R.D.
Denmore, J.
Dennis, Mrs.
Devoe, C. and lady, two children and servant
Dibblee, Miss
Dickson, H.A. and lady
Dolberry, Mrs.
Donaldson, Miss
Dorsey, C.W.
Duffy, Dr., lady, three children and three servants
Duffy, M.
Duncan, Lieut.
Edwards, Thomas
Enrich, E.
Ernstein, A.
Felwell, C.F. (Might be Folwell)
Ferguson, T. and lady
Fisher, T.W.
Fletcher, A., lady and child
Flint, Edward
F-l-on, C.W. (Missing letters. Might be E-l-on)
Font, Miss R.
Fonts, D.L.
Forbes, J.
Forman, F.
Foster, Mrs. and child
Foulke, S.A.
Franklin, Misses J., M., and E.
Garnet, L.A.
Garrison, Wm.
Gibbons, C.
Gordon, Jas
Gray, Mrs.
Green, Mrs.
Grieve, G.F.
Grimson, F.
Grimson, J.M.
Grvnberg, H. and servant (Might be typographical error)
Hall, H.
Hallard, S. (Might be Pallard or Ballard)
Hanchet, Mrs.
Hanford, J.
Hanston, J.S.
Headley, Miss
Henly, G.W.
Henly, T.D., lady and two children
Henman, L.
Henry, C.
Hess, A.M.
Hess, H.J.
Higgins, L.W.
Hildreth, R.
Hillman, J. and lady
Hocht, Louis
Holbrook, E.
Holms, A.M. and lady
Howard, G.
Hubbard, H.F.
Ingrane, A.
Ireland, L.
Israel, J.
Israel, S. and servant
James, Miss
James, Mrs.
Jenkins, Miss S.
Jerone, E.W.
Johnson, L.
Johnson, Miss
Johnson, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. , child and servant
Johnson, Mrs. and three children
Johnson, S, lady and child
Jones, C.A.
Jones, Mrs.
Kelsey, M.
Kelsey, M.A.
Kendig, M.H.
Kennedy, Mrs.
King, James
Kirkwood, W.
Kohlman, J. and lady
Lake, Mrs. and child
Lanny, W.
Larred, Maj., lady and servant
Larue, Miss
Larue, P.M.
Leigh, B.W. (Might be R.W. Leigh)
Leonard, J.F.
Levison, M.
Lighthall, W.A.
Lockwood, E.
Love, H.S.
Lurry, J.W. (Might be other. First letter of last name difficult to read)
Marsh, Rev. Mr.
Martin, H.
Martin, J.
Martin, J., lady and three children
Martin, J.R.
Martin, Miss
Martin, R.
Martin, S.
Martin, W.
McCall, J.K.
Mead
Mead, J.R.
Meeks, J.
Morgan, J.G.
Murray, W. (Might be Merray or Marray)
Neal, P.L.
Newberger, A.
Newhart, W.
Newmark, S.
Noble, Mr., lady and servant
O�Hara, Mrs. and thee children
Oakes, C.F.
Olmstead, T.D.
Ormenee, J.W. (Needs checking)
Pathenger, J.
Paxton, Lieut. (Might be Baxton)
Peebles, W.F.
Pick, H.
Pugh, Miss A.
Reed, Mr.
Rees, E.
Rey, Osias (Needs checking. Difficult to read)
Rice, Geo L.
Richardson, J.
Robb, J.S.
Robinson, J.H.
Rosenberg, N.
Rouse, Mrs.
Sacks, L.
Sacks, M.
Schuber, H.
Scott, W.H.
Seligman, J.
Severance, J. and lady
Seymour, Capt. S.
Shaffer, J.F. and lady
Sitzer, C.
Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs.
Sneidenmeiner, J. (Difficult to read. Might be Sneidenweiner or othjer)
Stanley, A.H.
Stanley, Hon. E.
Stearns, M.
Steinhart, W.
Stevens, S.
Stocker, Hiram
Stump, W.
Swain, C.H. and lady
Sweanngen, A.
Sweat, ?
Tannatt, ?
Tasheira, A.L.
Taylor, J.W.
Taylor, Miss
Taylor, O.
Teller, A.
Thompson, R.
Tibbits, G.P.
Tomkins, Mrs. and child
Toole, Mrs.
Wallace, C.
Warden, S.E.
Warren, Mrs.
Wheelock, F.A.
Wilkie, Miss
Wilson, Mr. and lady
Wood, J.F.
Woods, W.H.
Wright, Hon. G.W.
523 passengers in the steerage
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