The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-08
Movements for California.

The bark Charles Devans, Capt. Bailey, sailed
on the 9th inst, for Chagres, with the following
passengers: --.. .,.
Thomas Boon, william Davidson James Baylies, vii,
liam Read, George Scarf, BENZ Page, Stamford Prouty,
r. 8. Bradshaw, Chas. +. Flemming, Samuel n. viii
SON, j. A. Schuyler, Chas Whales, j. B. Brown, j. W.
Valentine, Shultx, A. Black, J. w. Richardson, B.
Bingham, J. Yourks, Bingham, j. Adee s. c. Clark,
T. Boorman, H. Prior, J. Lines, c. Elliott, Jr j. Camp
bell J. II. Sinclair, Messrs Acker, Dr. Bonne Messrs.
Buckingham and Cook, J. H. Keron John Smith, Hirsch
John s. Ball Treasurer; Charles Van Wrinkle, Secre-
tasy Lyman Bailey President sH Joseph Dmrand c.
Murray, d. w. Hunt, {. H. Terry-Total, SO.
MASSACHUSETTS,. ..
The ship Areatus Capt. Knowles, sailed from
Boston on the 9th inst, for San Francisco, with
Messrs. William H. Hatch, Jas w. Woolley, VIM. J.
Welton, Benz Ripley, Edw Pearce, Robt. B. Hall VIM
II. Wilson, VIM H. Sawyer, Eno' Nickerson, Derby
Lindsey, Noah II. Caswel Jas. p Nash, OF New York;
Chos Campbell, B. Gilbert Ezra Gilbert jas. Morgan
son, Robt Mcleod, J. Tarbox Lewis Proctor Jas. C.
Goodwin, Thos c; Poor, B: Stetson, Thomas r. Rich
chas s. Lyons. csvH
Foss Lyman Murray, Jas NJ. Hitler, N. N. Blood Jno
E MsGss Err: Smith GhSs Bsekxth Jss R. Bean
Fisher, Jno Billings, Albert C. Gay, Jno H. Stanley,
Jas O. Draper, Iiy Day, Archibald Waugh, Charles B.
gar, Hosea Booth Franklin Hadley, VIM. Reed, Alvin
Bixby, Thos. Stewart Chas. II. Sergeant, Merrill 8.
Jas. Hickman, John A. Whitney, @. L. Winslow, Otis
s. Smith Levi Bigelow Moses Could Otis Putney, John
5 Cha, Joan
Warren, "A Fowle Lewis r MELLON, Eli W Grover,
rome II. Bigelow Leonard Dudley, BENZ. s. Smith,
Horace Wilson, Jas. Leonard Sidney c. Clark, William
Hill sam Gibson, VIM Murray, Geo. 4; Hays, George
w. Park, Thos. A. H. Jackson, Jos. w. Pratt A. g..
Mellen, VIM. II. Rand Ellis Willis Samuel Garfield,
Alfred Bailey, VIM; H. Hager, Haman Hunt, Jos.
Charles Snow, Francis Wright Sam G. James, Joshua
W: Copeland, ny w. Eowen, Saml Rand, Jos. Crowell,
Austin, Jas II. Kinsman J. H. Hartley, Richd. A.
Sayes, VIM. Hyer, s. 8. Bacon Ezra X Hutchins Geo
W; Harris, VIM: Chesly, Luther J. Phelps, Frederick
The Columbus State Sentinel, of the 81 inst,
says Two companies Of adventurers of thirty in
this day taken leave of their fellow citizens, and
started for the Ell Dorado of the Sacramento Val
ley. The first company, whose name has not been
furnished, is composed of the following persons-
surer s. J. Price II. Moores, q. Walton and c. Brey-
fs g0y rhyssnp The other
field g. Chadwick w. Cain, A. Crist, G. Dewitt, J..
s. Demgan, I: Davis L. A. Deng, c. NJ Fisk, Krumm,
Sherman. .
The company, has ten wagons and forty mules,
arms. In organization, it is divided into five mes
SEES, with one director in each Leaving Coum-
bus, they pass through Xenia to Cincinnati, thence
by water to Independence, in Missouri, beyond
which the particular route is not determined upon.
The other band is called the "Franklin California
Mining Company" It's officers are:-
Joseph Hunter, Captain John Coulter, Lieutenant;
J. H. MARBLE, Secretary +. A Mccormick, Treasurer
o. s. Hunter, Quartermaster. The other members
are Chester F. Cotton, J. Robey, Joseph w. Booth
Geo. woodward, Samuel Price, Matthew Williams
lpNnn Rohc IN tha mi oh
Unces, Charles A. Robertson, John Mccartney, J. X
Barr, r, J. Hunter, e. M Shaw c. H. Myers, Jacob Ar
mitagc, Samuel Myers, A. NJ Hunter iona Bobo, An
derson Cornwall J. w. Coulter, Nicholas Demorest, o.
s. Walcutt, f.. Gaycr ..I
The members are associated upon the joint stock
principle, and are to remain in California eighteen
months, from May l, prox. They carry provisions
for that length of time. Their train consists of
eight new and strong wagons, and twenty-six yoke
of oxen. The route to be pursued is the same with
that of the other company.