The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25

For Steamers. SHIPS. Barks. Bris'. sehr'. Total.
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The steamer Senator, which has been running
between this city and Fall River, has been sold to
a company, who intend to fit her up In fine style,
and proceed to the gold regions.
The Shipping List of "Wednesday morning, has
The California excitement continues rather to in
crease, and vessels are being withdrawn from every
trade excepting tho regular packet services indeed it
has become difficult to obtain vessels for other detn
TONS large number have been purchased, among tae
most recent Of which the brig Selma late Mobile
run, $4,000 each; and the bark Nautilus, $1,000.
The overland routes via Vera Cruz and Braxos are
bark Mara has been chartered to convey to
Vera Cruz; and the schooner John Cashier and brig
Columbus for Brs.os Santiago the brig at So 800 and
the schooner at $1,000 for the out Price Of pas
sage Vera Cruz In the cabin 500 and In the steer
age, $685. and found; to the Brsno' $a5"
The following passengers sailed for San Fran
Yates, esors. Dsvsl g. A. Horribly, J. C. wnd.,
Lyman RsynalsS, John Horton, J. N: BasIsy; r. W.
Hs.Ss
H. smith, VIM MoDonasi, ]. M Smith, A. G. Mont
Graham. P: Carter, 9: Dodgart, E: F; Purdy, G..
Tyson, j. F. Smith, VIM N. Brsnt D. Cary T. B.
p m.sd p.sso
r. Smith, P. Kohler John Wilson, j. H. Smith, A.
ketridge, A. Jaimison.
MASSACHUSETTS,
The ship Capitol, of 6S7 tons, sailed yesterday
for San Francisco from Boston. Her outward ma
nfest is Ii feet long and has 465 articles of entry
1t 10 the longest manifest ever produced at our
Custom House. The Capitol also takes out the
distant port She is fitted out by the Messrs Harm
den. Annexed is list of her passengers.
JAIME: +. Psnni@sn Mr.. and Mr.. Sim. and child,
Boston; Ttoomb, Phillip Thorp Rufus Titconb, Ste
phen Thurston, Jacob Stickney 3d. Hy. P Moody, Jno
and oh:'
and Geo. NJ knight, ofManchsster, Mass Robert Ful-
ton, Of Psterboro! N. H; O. W. Ellsworth, Of Medford;
msr, Ephraim Frost Henry NJ Buchanan, Orrin Chat
field, Jesse Warner, Henry Misatt, w: T. Hubbard,
F. whittsmors, j. p Gulison, Dani Locke, Samuel
Flanders, John Emory: Samr Johnson, Thos. A. Nor
H. Of Cha1lestovn; John Peg. Charles w Lander, Of
Joseph s. Wallace, g. w. Woodbury. Jas Wellington,
James Jackson. Robinson Cornforth, Henry w. May,
Henry Smith, Frank Ward, @. w. Quint, Austus No.
BILE, w. H. Bachelor, Gee. A. Dodge. Geo. W Jones,
Henry ". Carleton, BENZ G. Psifrsy, Aionso Richard
SON, Ebe nezer Russell and VIM. Mckay, Of Nsumksag
Mining Co. Of Salem; Geo. X Ratclif, Of North Dan
ser, w b Hobba, VIM. w. Haley, David Hsne, of South
Danvers; william Hardy Of Natick; l.. A; Gould,
ct, johnMsrr Joseph Pentisy Moses Bray, Of Lewis.
ton Falls; Francis Lothrop of Lynn; Eben. Campbell,
Cornelius sscipOle' Orlando Merrill; .nd Samuel I.
Marcy, L. j. Hayden, sydney Lord James Saunders,
Homer, stephen H. Sanford, Richard X. Ham, James
Window, Francis B. Moore, Thomas B. Wayson Jona-
than Adams Ch.s. H. Currer, Albert Psrria, Chas B:
East Cambridge; +: c. Schneider, Henry Gilman, J.
Esan, Of Ro1b1ry; VIM Taylor, J. n E.~ss rsovincs-
N. H.; saml Briggs, Of Smithneld, r. l.; Amos 4.
Arnold, Of Bristol VI; Justice D. Chapman, Of Ware,
Dsnvers; E. J. Hobbs John S. Foster, Henry NJ Gard
ner Of Salem Robt. II Osgoed, of New York; Lewis
Adams and Chas Brewster, of Windsor Locks Charles
w. Mureh, Thos. Dearborn, L. Goodal o. w. Cove,
Lassll, oven sullivan, s. D. Cunningham. Grafton
VIM. Holden, Of do John O'Hara, T. P. Sweet, Albert
Chase, Ri,hd Arkcuraft and Benz -, Of South Bos.
ton TaV Of Ei'
Daniel Bedford Geo. D. Lurzerder, Adams Stetson,
George T.. Burns, Tolman French Of E. Bridsewater;
SON Kimba Pardon J. Leland, Elsazer Leland, Marus
M Elliott, Rodney Pattee Of Grafton; N. H Sewal NJ.
A. Edwin rstney, John A. Chsaiii, jason p Chamber,
lain, and Chas. Stevens, Henry Hurburt, Dr.. A. w.
Won Astsin, Of Worcester; s. Fletcher, L. Hayward,
Samuel l.. Elliott E. Hooton, Of do; Joseph B Kit
tredge, and John Cochran, of stsneham; WIN. Lewis,
Of Maiden; RUFUS BAN, of East Abingdon; Thomas At.
wood, Thomas Wood, and James A. Young jacob Her
ssy, Of Arlington; Nathaniel W. Csrns', and Mr..
The brig Charlotte, 1T tons burthen sailed from
Newburyport the Esd inst With forty three passsn
gers and full cargo Of assorted merchandise for Cali
the wharf to witness her departure.
The Boston Journ al Of the 23d, says The late news
nd no~
daily put up to load for CALIFORNIA;. Several vessels
have changed owners within few days, aad the de-
mand for them has materially enhanced their value
Yesterday the briggs laramie and Csnonicus pur
chased, to load for California The ship Frances Ann
for $4,000; and the brig Sea Eagle for s., 500,
The New Bedford Mercury exposes the probable fall
sity Of the story from the Kenne6sck Journal w..ch
stated that Capt Clough master Of whaler from New
Bedford had gone to the gold regions and got gold
enough The only Capt Clough who is master Of .
the Frances Ann which has been absent from New
Bedford only four and one-hah months;
RHODE ISLAND.
In Rhode leland, the bark Naumkeag, Of Bath,
years old, 267 tens has been purchased by company
in Providence and Warren, for Caltfor mis- voyage
The price paid fov her was about $1,000 The bark
toll who intend to send her California. The W. is
Ii months old, Of at tons burthsn. The price paid
for her was $3.50. .
In New Jersey, the following movements have taken
place AT Perth Amboy the schooner Roe has been
nurchas.d for comr.-y on tie putual plan consist
Ing of IS nusmbefs, Who were TO nave s.-l
18th met The New Brunswick California Company
has completed its stock Of $50 O0 purchased the Isa
bella bark of ESQ tons and 10 preparing to sail on
the LIST February. The Roe sails this morning.
MARYLAND.
The Baltimore Patriot Of 20th announces .nA organ
ixation Of . company Of sixty in tat city and
says
AT meeting held in the N,onument street Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. las evening $500 were col
eotsd 70 AID the mission 70 established there under
the auipicss OF this de.ominatien. The design to
prepare in this city tas frame and materials Of small
chapel, to be pat up there
OHIO.
We End that good many of citizens are made
gddy with the golden held out by the reports
No have received from California. The consequence
is that Dcye have pulled up stakes and bent their
course % that FL Dorado. Yesterday another com
pany left upon the DR. Franklin for Pittsburgh route
Tor New York from whence they intend to ship Their
names are James Craney, James ANDERSON, Sterrist
smith and VIM. Crichton. The probability Is that
they will reach New York in time to take vessel with
the party that left here few days Some of those
mercha ndee with them and all have gone With suhi
hach N caAA han an L..