The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
Movements for California.
MASSA(uIIfSETcS

place, Ns passengers.
The following is a complete list Of the passen-
gers i'll the ship Oxnard, which sailed from Boston
on the Esd instant, for San Francsco:--
Joseph Kuttipg. w. Il. Woloott George Hutch
in,on Of Waterfowl: James L Nutting and Hugh Vic
GIsih OF Fast Cambridge; John wooluver. Of Cam
ton. Of Waltbsm w r. Bailey, Gideon jennings. Ze
phsDiah Haven George w. frosty. Caleb Whitney
Rev FdwardP Bend Of Boston; David ID. Mitchell
Hamilton Moses. of Cambridge: Albert c. Bowes. Of
Roabury; EZRA w BrintnAll. fChariestown; N Dodge
jun. Of Providrnce David g. Fuller Of Concord, H.
Paul Prior Of California; Sanford Lyon Cyrus Lyon,
Of kachiss.-Total q.
The Mobile Herald Of the 10Th, says: The brig
Republic, Captain Beverly, cleared yeste day for
San Francisco. Her cargo ia principally lumber,
embracing some five ar six house frames. weather
boarding, shingles, &c. She takes out also sevc-
raj hundred packages Of eoods--nork. flour. whis-
KEY, &c. She has the following list Of passengers,
all for San Frarcsco:-
Z. Rnur and wife. J Corell and wife, Mira Mitchell,
Pembroke Murray. Mr. Zaber. Charles Binge. George
Webster. A. Swityer J. Clnk. Josiah Brown, j. Gre
gan, Isaac Davis George Davis Total, lo
The NUMBER OF EMIonANTs ACROSS THE PLAINS
The 81. L"ph @ -, tie makes the following esti-
mate in substance ~
The number Of wagons which have crossed at 81
At prpcan,s Ferry 500
Savannah Ianiino " .55O
Esnr.. fran Snr.na.h 10 Tho nius 600
Total. .435o
These wagons will average about four yoke of
oxen 10 the wagon; mixing in all $1,000. The
number of men 10 The wagon Is about an average
of tour, making in I'll, 17,400.
Grand Total-4,350 wagons, H,4OO men, and
81, eco oxen.
About two hundred more men are gone with
pack mules. Every eighty wagons will occupy
enc mile of the road, and the whole Train will
make up grand column of fifty five miles in
length. II must he recolected that those who
have started from poi- rs south of ST. Joseph, indie.
lendencr, Weston, Wcstpofi, NC, are not includ-
I'd in this estimate. The whole number upon the
plains cannot fall much short of $4,000 men.--iN.
Louis Reve,He.
CALIFORNIA EAiGRANTs IN MExICo.-The Chi
huahua CORE spOndent of the New Orleans Ores
,srt, Of the 18th lnst., writing, under date OF May
4th, says,
ARRIVED at Chihuahua, found number Of
com, anes IN r0ute for California, most Of which
lift New Orleans IN January and February last.
There were several fractions OF the Mazatlan Ran
gers, party under DIR. Brent, "a Mississippi, com
pahy, TWO New York parties, one under George Ken
.etl, u very small party under J. NJ Allen, who
| followed me through, and my own party: party
inns lett here every day since, my arrival !, and
there are but four in this place, who will all
leave the day after Tomorrow The prospect
ahead is any thing bu, cheering, and it Is the OPT
| mon of1he beet Informed Americans and natives
here, that we will have tn remain at the Colorado
| until the 1t OF August, for the water to recede.
MANY Of the parties that have left here went away
with no other idea than to rest at the river. But
there is party now here that will go over, il it
has 10 foot II from that stream, rather than be re-
tarded in its march
NAroIEoN's PROPHECY. -" Before fifty years"
said Napoleon 10 Las Casas, one day, at ST. Hele-
ma, Europe will be- republican or COssack.
Then, il my son ls alive, he will b. called to the
french throne, amidst the acclamtiOns OF the
people. II he is dead, France will become repub-
1,o far hnu Har III, n nj
which it could not WELD.
The b-uneh of Orleans. though agreeable, is too
| weak; it clngs too much 10 The other Boarbons,
and will have the same tate, IT it does not prefer
living as simple citizt ns. whatever changes arrive.
Once again france will be republic, and other
countries will follow her example. Germans,
piutsians, Poles, Italians, Danes, Swedes and
Russians, will JOIN her in crusade in favor of
| liberty. They will arm against their sovereigns,
| who will hasten To make them concessions, IN or
der to retain part Of their ancient authority; they
will call themselves constitutional kings, possess,
| ing limited powers. Thus the fruda system will
receive lis dtath-hlow; like the ocean mist, it will
vanlsh before tbt fret ray Of the sun Of berry.
| Bot things will not rest there. The wheel OF
revolution will not stop at that pointiis impetu-
usi'y will increase five fold, and its rapdty in pro-
portion When nation RECEIVERS part of its rights,
| il becomes enthusiastic from victory, and having
tasted The sweets OF liberty becomes more enter
mising in oder TO obtain more The States OF
Europe will be perhaps for some years, IN con-
iihua state Of agitation. like the ground the mo-
mtht Of earthquake; but ~ last the lava breaks
foIIh and an explosion ends all. =,
The bankruptcy of England will be the lava
| v Inch will shake the world devOnr kings and arls-
ocracies. and cement by IT. outbreak the interests
/ Of democrats Believe me. Las Casas, as the
viz, planted in the athes which cover the feet Of
EIa and Vesuvue produce the most delicious
wiIce 30 the tree Of libeIiy will become imnova-
bl, lien it has its root. in the revolutionary lava
" hn b will overflow all the monarches. May it
fourth forever! These sentiments may perhaps
appear strange 10 you. hui they are mine.
] Was born republican, hut deslIny and the op-
position Of Europe made me an Emperor"
StpucTloN-- DEsERr1oS or WIrE.--The par
ticuIsis which fellow, were stated to us ny one ut
lhe yaIiies, hut u day or two since, and we have
.Neiy reason TO believe them true. man named
Jan es Han, no had been living In this city tor
rome time past. elnrd few days since with a
sni calling herself Cath .rine GTagg, leaving his
Wiit d,sinutc, ~nh the sXcrpti~n OF n COW aud
some iuIe furniture II the half Mrs. Hart told
IL true, ihis fellow Hart II great scamp. The
vait,s are all from Vrgln,a. aud Mrs. Hart says
Ih, ehe and her husband had lived happily for
s,ne fifteen toy. Their, and until Mr.. Hart be-
csn enamo.d with Miss CaharIne. She did all
le could 10 keep her hus hand from the seductive
| II fuencts eff this Miss Gr4gp. but she could not
sucee.d The impndrncr Of Miss G. appears I'M
phraleled---sbe actually cla'ned Mr. Hart as her
husband, and would nor give hun uP. Mrs. Hart
kpows not whe'e her husband has fled TO, but
IN INKS be may have gone pack to kanawha with
the good-ior-no'hlng ladt, his seducer -Cinciss-
1at Communal. Jre 2
Boy Blown Away The Abbevle (Ala
BaNNsr furnishes the following account of u storm
IN thar district, IN which boy was blown away,
and has not since been head ut I'VE regret to
learn that on Friday, the 9Th instant, another Sc
we're ssolm II wind passed over the low-r portion
u our district. doing considerable mischief IN va
risus places. The plantation If Mr. Geo Marshall
We ale ;sr wv. has been seriously injured by 1t, as
also hir growing crops bur me radar.' part is
hpe Years Of age. who WAS carried of by ,he
Stem. and alihong h diI'gent search WAS made for
hun two entire da,.. he h's nei yet been found.
FRArsIcipE AT BuYLsrN, Mass We learn
Gt M Rite's Eaputss that an atray occurred yes
l,iCay at Boy siul. between two Drulhcrr, named
" lll,am and Marshal FlaQg, IN winch the former
wat klli.d by a wound from pack. knife, Inflicted
~ his lett high by the latter William had Aug