The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25
Movements for Cailfornis.

FROM NEW YORK.
The ship Flavius, Captain Thatcher, sailed yes
terday morning for San Francisco, with the fol-
lowing passengers -
The White Plains Mutual Benefit Association viz -
Banks D Rsy noids, II. wssks, A. Norton, j Fsrxuson
VIM, H. Diokenecn. Also, the Whits Plains Mining
Company, viz: George Goodheart David King e. H.
Ellington, Munson. John J. Collins Also, Osiss
Ulnz, C. Purdy, A. Edwards, Jas. Gardiner . I'D
company Of four persons, Geo wiaship Sohssf
Hoyt, VIM Baldwin, II Nj. smith. Morgan Kennedy,
d.. J. F. Reynolds Vim. H CrOsier, Lansing Hsght,
Q. L. Ford VIM L Ford, James Tompk,ns W. II
Snow, John erwood Tbos Priohsrd, Warren Sssley.
8. Brown, r Snoek, s. r Elaendorf, Luther Walter.
John P. Jamison, Samusl White N Storey, J W.
ton, Robert Reardsell, Benjamiu Bennett, Thomas
Grsntham. Joseph n(3sntlett, Charles Adam, H, NJ.
N Wm u. K.er
Albring, VIM Tobias, John Solss, Jos Wiley, q. II.
Oakley, Themes H. Fitxpstrick. Thomas O'Couuel
Michael Clsfiy. Michael Ksosh, Patrick McGairs, ia,
Hughes, j. O'Csllaghsn, Patrick Donoghus, Wm. Null
lin, John l.. Mo ntyre, yehn Barnsids, A. p. Allen,
s M Allen, Horace A. Pile. John BAnnisssr. A. J.
Tice, JamsS Doyle, JOS Sullivan, J. j. McCIuskey
Total, so.
MARYLAND.
:. A company OF ten young men, consisting OF Will
liam F. Webb, William Gross, Benjamin Woper,
w. r Dorsey, James r. Balm, J. ID. Bailey, VIII
liam H. Hopkins, Joshua ]. Creery, George w.
Bull, and Samuel G. Collins. under the title of
THE Baltimore Mining and Trading COMPANY"
left this city last week. their way to California,
by the overland route through Independence, Mis-.
sour. They are perfectly organized, with the
proper officers, under a constitution binding them
together ter eighteen months, and are fully armed
and equipped for their ardueus journey. Previous
to their departure, they purchased and shipped 10
San Francisco sufficient quantity of provisions
and clothing for their use during the time TOR
which they bound together, and also sent their
wagons to Independence, where they intend pur-
chasing the mules necessary for their journey
They expect to lsave Independence or about
the 18th Of April. -Balttmore C,npsr, March %.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Cincinnati Gaestte OF the 18th instant says |.
comp any OF seventy young men, bound tor Cali
iOrala, from Pittsburgh, arrived on Satur day eve
nlng. Another company, from Pennsylvania,
numbering about two hundred and fifty, arrived
yesterday
MASSACHUSETTS.
The bark YeOman, Captain Clark, sailed on the
l4th instant, from Plymouth. Mass, for San Fran
cisco. The following persons went In her:-
Mesers Jas M. Clark, (csptsin), Seth Bisokenship,
Jno. Clark and Thos Brown, of Rochester; Geo COL
lipgwood (matel, Nathl. c. CovIngton (president),
Francis H. Robbins (secretaryl, Jno. Churchill
fstewardJ, Robt. Swinbourn. Nathan q. Cushing,
franklin B. aolmes, Jas. L. Collins Nathan Churchill,
Nsthl s Bsrrows, Jr., Hy. M. Hubbard ny. Holmes,
Alfred Doten, Ellis Rogers, Ellis Barnss, Geo 2.
Fowler William Saunders, Rchd Durham, Hy. NJ.
Morton, Caleb c. Bradford, Silas NJ Churchill Elisha
W. Kngman, Ozin Bates, Chandler Dauhsm, Jas +.
Wadsworth, Winslow B. Barnes, Thos Rogers Ed
ward Morton, VIM J. Dunhsm and Augustus Robbins,
Of Plymouth Sylvanus Everson. and Geo A. arad-
ford of Kingston: John Ward Of Brooklyn New York,
Henry Chase, william Colingweod, William NJ Clifford,
A. o. Nelson-Total, Al.