Accommodation, a coal depot at Le
I a loop Wharf is now being constructed
for
their use.
The first Steamer, the Colorado,
is advertised to leave San Francisco
on the 5th.
Many new
The has, I believe, been
a long struggle between the
Tham
nette Respect
Hav[ing]. C. & the U.S. Govt. for these large Steamers touching here
as the Colony deserves of having them so directly to avoid delay,
do
so: in the
way for China to San Francisco, in
particular today be nervous, the northern
& great Circle route being so perfectly
superior both for the less distance
& from the prevailing direction of the wind being westerly.
The American Govt., however,
opinion
seems to have been of the spare
that it was
important they should
tonne here, & perhaps, I may say that
the Americans have latterly
shown
taken more interest here than their
usual interest
in their Ils, with which their people
are very largely connected, both from the Vicinity of San Francisco, the number
of American Settlers &
from this port long having been the
Receiving
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