The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

STEPHEN H. BRANCH.
Movements for Caiifornis.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMSHIP PANAMA.
The Pacific mail steamship Panama, Lieut. D.
d. Porter, U. s. NJ, commanding, sailed yes
terday for the Pacific She went off in fine style,
and "walked the waters like thing of life -
A large crowd were on the piers to witness her
departure, and they made the welkln ring with
their cheers.
Annexed is a list of her passengers
Fer San francisco, state roon-Messrs Charles
jor Allen, do DO, Binsley, smith, Luther Pearson J.
s r. Trr%: EoSP' George LAM
ChaIles c. Greene, Edward G Capron, John g. Hyer,
Josiah Hoyt JOS NJ. Frey. J. Ken Hester, william ".
pographicsl EDgineers For San Diego Captain Ed.
ward L. F. Hsrdcastle and servant For Rio-Msssrs.
commanding brig Perry, Brazil squadron Forward
George Waller John P. Half Hy g. Blentmsa.
William II. Turpey, James Simpson. William Stewart
Ch.rlss W. Holdredes, Joseph II. Dye. Utica Mining
Company often psr'ons; William Stowsll. Nathaniel
Jacob Baush, E Fitzgerald, J. Coohr- No, Henry c.
Dickinson, 8. D. Merchsnt and seven others OF Alba
~; party Of i've sent out By William w:rd; Nuuns,
Kimmsll hewitt, Allaire johnson.
She carries out thirty thousand dollars ia spe-
Gle. We expect to hear OF her arrival at Panama
IN two months from this.
STEAMER HARTFoRp.-we understand thar the
steamer Hartford, Captain Lefevre, having been
detained for the purpose OF ties Ing her machinery
on Monday, Uhe owners being unwilling to send
her TO sea without trial will positively sail on
Tuesday morning at 10 e'clcck.
BARK MoUsAM. Captain Waldo, with CON-
psny organised IN Hudson, numbering SO persons,
jointly Interested, and well provided with
every comfort tor the voyage out. as we'll as tor
their residence In California, will sail in about
ten days. The vessel 10 fine clipper built, and
very fast .sai'er, 225 tons. Commanded as che is
by gentleman of such well known ability and
experience as Captain Waldo, they cannot fail to
make very quick passage, and we should Judge,
tlemen attached to the. expedition, that their
che noes OF success are fully equal to any similar
expedition thathas yet set out tor the Gel Dsrado
This Is the second company fitted out from Hudson,
both Of which have drawn their members from
highly respectable families in Columbia county.
The ship Elizabeth Ellen, for San Francisco,
LETT her wharf on Friday, 10th inst at noon, In tow
OF steamer Jacob Bell, and, there being no wind,
sea early on Saturday mornlng. The following
are the names of the passengers on board =
VIM: H Allen, Lewis Cory and lady, Waiter F.
Ter, D. D. No4on, Jr., Davis Divine, NJ H Tyrsli,
iSs oSa e. Collins Dan Isdy ana shrs.
children, Jno. NJ Whitehead, Theodore Williams
Archibald j. Coddipgton, Martha De Fresst Joseph G.
Price, VIM Gordon Joseph Schlosser Caspsr Gagy,
John Zolver Victor Schwartz Morris Schloss, Newman
Levy Morris Levy, VIM @ Clark, Jno. Dawson. Geo
NJ. Crow TSopss D. Grow Z. c. Bsttsrmsu. -CSss'
Schwawelder, Dan. D. Southland, Israel G.. To~nley,
Stephen KIatzenburgh, Abram Cohen, A. w. Gsaune,
Jas. F. Thompson, J. H Horsfali, 8. b. Earle, Job
Woodruff, Alfred Brant, Saml. w. Lawrence, Russell
T. Cook. John Mclaughlin, Jas. Farrell, Jno. Garvsy,
sSies, j. a. Terry, R. David, c. Tosk.r !. HsatS,
J. L. Hart E. Gedney. P. Melville, Dr. Brown, Ed
ward Crockett H. Sibrss: William. A. Mysr: James
Fleming, benjamin X. PEBBLES. Jas Flood, Andrew J..
Myer. G. Burde, Lewis X Ranke Jas. M Mann. jack
con Molenaor, Thos elay, Henry Taylor, o. II. r.
Dsfreest, David Pierce, Cornelius, Shook VIM. Pratt,
Marcus Child, Jas II. Datrow, John DHrow, Ralph
Dsr-ow, Claiming NJ Harris Rich. Rouse, George
M'Carty, Charles II Ross, VIM Gilbert, George Bailey,
Rott. II. Forsyth, George Yohe, James w. Collins,
Robert Collins, Edw Hyatt. L. F. Jones' R z. Mason,
Elijah Sherwood, Jeehus Sherwood, Fred. X Krauth,
Jothua Knowles A. W. Coles c. H. Coles +. L. Chap
man, John Rcklston, VIM. H. Manning Thomas NJ.
Luther, John Fleming, VIM. H Luther, Geo. Norton,
w b williams, s D. Woolworth, N s. Crane, H..
Stit Stephen Anson, Jonathan Hall John Collsmer.
James De Forest, George White, " N. Clark, @ W..
A H. Galley, Chauncey Hathorne, A. Thompson, g.
Norton, John Miller, David Cramer, Joseph NJ
Francis Hns ha .n's
b. Bate', George w. Burnstt, Thomas Burnstt duey
Kcpmap, Lyle Morrow Aaron Noble, Alex. Love Fred.
A. Bee. f Hsughey. Corns Aphdyke, J. McDoasld,
John Roe, B. Carlish Henry Ssnborn,S A Scott,
L. M Dorvip, D.rwin. George Barnet, Jeh a
Bowman. Albert Morse Lewis Burr Abram Fsrwell
Jonathan Farwel, Edward P. Fletcher. Z. A. Desns
w Goodale, Thomas Wilson, d. G. Hsrtshorne, d
G. Underwood, Robert Page, Alanson A sumnsr
Farland. L. B CotrslL David C. DunniDg, II. Shsdt.
man Total, 1853.
RHODE IsIA D.
The following Is list OF the passengers in the
chip Audley Clak sailed on the 18th, at Newport
w A. Cceae.hslI Geo. Vaughn, Isaiah Croker Chas
Cozzens Levi Johnston, w. Dennis, Sss II. D..
0ssr osn
King John c CasweIL Bepj. A. Sayer, s. Il. Golf Tnos
Crspstop, Weld Hatch, A r. Dyer. J. Lake, Robert
wick jr John 8. Hudson. William WEIGH, BENZ. Coz
gems, WIN. H. Fludder, Tbos. Barlow, John H. Cox
Weller Hiram e. Harrington, VIM E. Dennis. Irving
| n. Knowles, Charles B. Clark. VIM. White. WIN. +
Dennis, Chas. Falss r Graham Gsorss H Wheston
| Josiah M. Barstow, George w Bsbcock George
Slocum. John Y. Mckenzie, VIM Stevens Sd L Chan
itr,. Mc.es A Lewis. Amos T. Whitford, Zscharist
ChaHee C. +. Cummings. Richard B.rstow. Fredsrich
A. Nj rpby. Samuel Young, Jas M X Southwick FREQ
man Hale, George H. 1illsy. Joseph Lyon, Nathi
F wsrdweli, Edison Stewart, Joseph w Arnold Geo
Beatty, VIM X Lawton Arnold Pierce, Jere miah
Bliss, Ssml D. Friend and Benjsmin Brown Total, 10
PENNSYLVANIA.
The bark Agoma, destined for San Francis
CO, has nearly her full complement of passenger.
engaged, and all the freight she can carry
She will probably get off on the 18th. This yes
sci was purchased by company OF sixteen gen
tlemen, all OF whom, without one exception, are
married Men, who go out IN her, portion of then
des gnlDg to engage In mining, and Others In a mer
camille house, intended to be established at s,ar
Francisco. One of the members Is a brickmakel
by trade, and will follow this employment il 1t IL
found advantageous after arriving out.
The cempsny have the after cabin; and a com
modious 70 ward cabin and one between decks
handsomely furnished, will be occupied by abou
forty passengers, all OF whom to be the same
footing with the owners in regard to fare and ac
Communications. Among those who have already
engaged passage is a company Of twenty-one prac.
tIcal miners, from Mauch Chunk, deserving the
coal fields for the gold placers. The Algoma Is a
s,sunch vessel, and, from her superior swftness
is calculated to make speedy voyage. Her swn-
eis carry out provisions for two years, and have on
board the frames Of two houses, OF which 10 fol
the store to be established at San Francisco.
The ship Mason is expe cted to leave this morning