Passengers arriving at the Port of San Francisco

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Arrive San Francisco

May 4, 1850
SS Isthmus
Captain Hitchcock
23 days From Panama

Passage

Daily Alta California, May 6, 1850, San Francisco, California

ARRIVAL OF THE ISTHMUS.

This steamship, Capt. Hitchcock, arrived on Saturday afternoon, at five oclock, and anchored off Rincon Point. She left Panama on the 9th ult., and brought up 225 passengers. Her running time was but a little over 18 days. She brings no later dates from the United States, nor have we been able to obtain any Panama papers later than those received by the Gold Hunter. The Sarah Sands, propeller, sailed on the same day, and the two vessels passed and repassed each other several times on the trip. The Sands may therefore be hourly expected. We publish a list of passengers by the Isthmus.

Marine News Port of San Francisco.The Isthmus is the first vessel of the opposition line which is to be composed of the Columbus, Republic, another Antelope, making in all four vessels. These ships connect with the Ohio, Georgia and Falcon on the Atlantic, under the superintendence of George Law. The general agent at this place is Mr. Oliver Charlick, who arrived on the ship.

The Sarah Sands, now expected, will be the first of Mr. Howards line embracing the New Orleans, Northerner, and one new vessel in course of completion, which with the regular mail line will give us a weekly communication with Panama, and the northern cities.

Cargo

$191,863 in gold dust.

Passengers

Passenger list from the Daily Alta California May 6 1850.From Ohio:

Alberg, H. B.
Armentrout,
Armstrong, L.
Auter,
Bayer,
Brant, D.
Brant, W.
Brock, C.
Buckings,
Carroll, C.
Casey, G.W.
Cornell, A.
Coulter,
Culbertson, J. D.
Darbe,
Darrow, T.
Davidson, S.
Deal,
Dorland,
Drake,
Dunbar,
Emery,
Fongelson, F.
Fordice,
Franilager,
Galler, F.
Greenough,
Hamilton, H.
Havens,
Hellman,
Hillierd,
Horn, C.
Hyhboldt, J.
Kerns,
Klopstone,
Knight, J.
Knight, W.
Kyte, J.
Kyte, S.
Landers, J.
Lierwise,
Marshan, C.
McCall, R. H.
McGinnis,
Mitchell, W.
Morton, J. H.
Nepaisan, L.
Owen, N. B.
Pagan, S.
Parker, D.T.
Perong,
Rider,
Riffle, B.
Ringgold, J.
Roberts, G. D.
Sepp, J.
Shank,
Sherman,
Shoemaker,
Snyder, L.
Stephenson,
Suirely,
Taggett, W.
Truellager, J.
Truman, B.
Whitford,
Young,

From Massachusetts:
Bloomingdale, S.
Burbank,
Butters, G. S.
Cohnant,
Collier, Jas
Haggard, J
Hahn, J.
Hoyt, S.
Lee, E.A.
Miller, W.
Morrell, W. C.
Prescott, A. R.
Richardson,
Stern, J.
Whitridge, E.T.

From Pennsylvania:
Baird,
Figler, J
Flickens, (Might be Plickens or Blickens)
Garroghy, Wm.
Himerman,
McLaughlin,
Myers,
Nichols,
Pagair,
Patterson,
Pugh, T.
Rajer,
Reid, S.
Reis,
Ring, J.
Rink, W.
Ruff,
Shunk,
Wajers,

From New York:
Balls, Madame
Bell, Mrs. and Mrs.
Bent, Major
Brady, R.
Campbell, L.
Chesnut, J.
Chesnut, S.
Corbin, A.
Crosby, G.C.
Edgar,
Forbes, H.
Foster,
George, Mr. P.
Hester, L. B.
Holland,
Hunter,
Keeser, J.
Lapius, L.
Lewis, E.
McClay,
McEverty, B.
McGiven, B.
McIlvaine,
Morse,
Musgrove, F.
Nichols,
Paige, D.
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. and two children
Phelps,
Plum, E.
Ridler,
Schul,
Shunk,
Smith,
Smith, H.
Smith, Miss Sarah
Speire,
Springer, J. H.
Surrier,
Sylvester, S.
Tucker,
White, L.B.

From Louisiana:
Bigler, A.
Carson,
Cornell, A.J.
Davenport, Miss Ida.
Davis, Miss M.
Elmir,
Ewing, Mrs. Sarah
Hammond, Mrs.
Horn, Mr. and lady
Joseph, F.J.
Joseph, N.
Lorain,
Miner, L.B.
Myers, John
Patterson, Miss C.
Sison, H.
Soloman,
Sprague,
Taylor, Miss A.

From Maine:
Bartlett, E.
Dyer, D. E.
Dyer, R.
Jones, S.
Matthews, C.
Matthews, L.
Midgett, R.L.
Patterson,
Patterson, R. E.
Patterson, S.
Potter, W .H.
Rogers,
Shult, T. P.
Stephens,
Whitcomb,

Other:
Brackett, O., Wisconsin
Braut, Indiana
Costiento, (From Jelea -- Cannot read)
Doughty, , Georgia
Fanner, Mr., Texas
Francis, F., Wisconsin
Gander, , Georgia
Gardner, N.M., North Carolina
Goodman, F., Maryland
Handley, , Indiana
Hill, A., Vermont
Hobbie, W.H., Connecticut
Hodgers, Mr., Alabama
Holmes, B.
Hough, , Illinois
Hough, S., Illinois
Howell, C., Missouri
Ingersoll, D.P., New Hampshire
Levett, , Wisconsin
Lockwood, S., Connecticut
Marrian, , Illinois
Nuovman, D., Poland
Pagan, L., Indiana
Paine, M., Vermont
Parish, G., Georgia
Polk, N., Connecticut
Prescott, , Vermont
Ragero, (From Jelea -- Cannt read)
Rosenback, Mr., District of Columbia
Royer, , Georgia
Scudder, M.S., Indiana
Senior, G., Indiana
Silver, , Georgia
Stewart, , Georgia
Stowell, L.P., Vermont
Talbot, , Indiana
Walker, , Illinois
Walker, F.A, Illinois

Total number: 241 -- 228 males, 11 females, 2 children

 

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