The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-10

every necessary sufficient for one years service
The second is from WI county ana composed
| of A. f. Kercheval, J. w. Newton, William Parks,
| s. Runyan, A. N. Runyan, O. r. and A. Rnnyan,
John Mahoney, David Nlahoney, and X. Ruther-
ford. They are provided with three wagons,
| twelve yoke OF cattle provisions Tor seven months,
| and other necessaries
Several additional companies from Kentucky are
! in the field ready TO move. The first is composed
w H. Childers, b. b. Mullens, Pendleon coun-
~; James Croslln, Campbell county; J. Fritzland,
H. Shelton, Woodford county; ID. w. Thorpe,
Grant CO.; and G. Young, Jackson county. 1t is
provided with wagon, SIX mules, necessary pro-
visions, &c, and has been fitted out by Mr.. X.
Mulens upon conditions that he receives, COM
pensatlon certain portion OF their findings tor a
specified period.
The second is under the style of 60 Green River
Mining Company of Kenuck," and composed as
Skies, F. A. Jones, s NJ. Crosthwait, William
Ellis, George Ellis, H C. Can't, D. Torian, J; S.
ris, J. butcher, c. w. Landrow, l.. Stern, r. C.
Mckinney, G. W. Feand, A. b. Anderson, James
MCGOWAN, II. Coleman, p, p. Johnson, ]. K Sale,
J; p Freeman, g. NJ Earle, J. w: Cole, Capt E.
II. Herd, Il. r.. Darniell, James Shepard, G. w.
Pondexter, ID. France, = France VI. ID, Hare,
G. w. d. Luck, George Carter, William Bayey,
w. W. Gray, NJ. sheriff, L: J.. sheriff., j. F. Da-
berts, L, l.. Sloss, b. F. Edmunds, J: r. Crael, J.
o. Hill, b. Y. SaInuels, John ST. John, and two
servants. They are organized as a joint stock
company, and provided with nine tents, eleven
wagons, fortyfour yoke of cattle, and provisions
for five months.
A company of Germans, consisting of C. Billings,
]. Mann, l.. Mlschcart, =. Straub, OF Ohio; G.
CrIbn and - Swlnd, of st. Louis, are in camp,
provided with wagon, team, and other necessa-
ries, ready to move
Mississippi has several additional companies in
the field ready to move W.r The first i Of
Brown, R. Runnes, A: Mcmillan, o. r. Sadder
j.. Sofiley. G. Farmer, w. G. Thompson, J. Z. J.
Cain, c. w. Flndley, J. L. Findley, r. M. Viii
hanson, L. Hodges, II. M. Hart and S. Currell,
OF Madison county. They go as Joint stock com
mpany and are provided with four wagons and
other necessaries for the expedition
The SECOND company is from Lafayette county,
Graham, James A. Weaver, ]. NJ Robertson, J:
M. Humphreys, J. S. Lambert, IL. 5. Mitchell, and
William III. Owens.
field, ready to move. The first is from Wayne
county, and consists of Samuel Snex, Isaac Evans,
A. Vaunxen, +. Fulghmers j. SGddins, p. Std
dins, G. Maule, James Tolbert, William Runnels,
King They are provided with three wagons, mule
teams, three tents, nine months provisions, and go
as Joint stock company.
The second is from Lafayette county, and COM
posed of Samuel Hill, George NJ Maxwell, Esq,
b. Cowdrey, William p. Henderson, who have a
tent wagon, and other necessaries for the journey.
The third is composed OF Dr. L. b. Gentry, X. |
NJ Waters, D. Fudge, of Clinton county; and r. |
&. Title, of Kane county, Illinois. They have |
one tent, wagon, three yoke of oxen and other
neCeSSalIeS.
From Tennessee, two small companies are in
the field, ready to move. The FIRST from De Kalb
county, is composed of David Roger, James Davis,
r. Dellmarsh, James Walker and Thomas Erred.
The second is composed of ii. II. Means, Alfred |
Means, and two servants. These two messes are |
properly organized, but independent OF each other,
and suitably provided for the trip.
Two companies, hailing from New York, are in
the field, ready to move. The first Is composed OF
A Ir1l.u n GIL. - nfl
Monroe county the second is composed of G: p
Webster and s. L. Johnson, of Otsego; and T. j.
Marle,t, OF Aurora, illinois. Each IS suitably
equipped and provided for the expedition.
A company consisting of +. B.. Ute, Wayne
county, OHIO; p. Unlock, Campbell county, Va;
and A. Coleman, Washington county, Mo-, are In
the field, suitably equipped, and ready to move:
A mess from Adrian, Michigan, consisting of b. |
M. Iance,. E, A. Spooner, and S. L. Ramsdall,
are in the field, ready to move.
would much rathar classify the various compa- |
MES from each particular State under Its proper
head, but they arrive at this point in such small
squads, at different periods, such course OF re-
porting would be lmpracticable, or delay the pub
llcaton until the Migrating season Is over. In
companies hailing from the same States included |
in this To ascertain of whom they were COM
posed, reference will have to be made thereto. | |
give none others but those encamped and ready to |
move. CALIFORNIA.
LOUISIANA.
The steamship Isthmus sailed from New Orleans
on the 2lst ult. for Chagres, with the following
passengers:
RI. Hazard lady and child; Mrs D. Watson, j. H. Ro-
binson Major r. S. Garrett bearer of dispatches WIFI
ting Valentine John Crane VIM. P. Bryant J. Monte
70, j. p. Rynders, w P. Bowden, John Donohoe, John
Loud J. X. Lewis S. Colville, S. w. Shaw-total, II.
The ship Susan G. Owens, bound for San Fran
cisco, now lying off New Castle, (says the Phila-
delphla Sun, of the 18th inst) will proceed to-day
to the Delaware Breakwater, previous TO going to
sea: Capt Barclay will proceed down the river
with number of passengers, this morning, to join
the vessel. The following is list of the passen-
gers, as far as we have been able to obtain them:-
Lott E Platt New York !city Cyrus Newell, do; Jas
F Could Jr., r. j. +. Scott John White Geneva, N.
y; Thomas n, White, do William c. Kelly, Hayerhi,
Mass; Everett Webster, do; stephen c. Hayden H.
Nelson White, Syracuse, N. T.; George J. Lawrence,
Aaron Burr, New York city; Hugh Gilmore; w. John
son. Stamford, CT; Lyman A. Tiden Palmyra David A.
Caulk; James j. Lindsay. John F. Shaw John DUNCAN,
Stockton Strawbridge William Johnston, Crawford |
Riddle, John O. Charter. Thos Dillon, Joseph widdi-
field Alfred N. Gable, Clement b. Rabbit, James T.
Higher. James Snowden, Geo. w. Miward, James NJ. |
Richard Cochran, Samuel Abbott Robert II. Porter,
James warnack George II. Peters, DR. NJ. F. Groves,
John Redheld, Richard Bernard, Patrick Martin Lewis
kunitz Jacob Ernst, John Rehr, j. X. Evanstine, |
Samuel McNamee, Danl. Towser, Michael Mentor,
Strickland Yardley, jeremiah Mckinney John Ayres |
James Taylor chas. P Buttcrfed Jules Jacob Charles
York city; Jno. V. Denmark do Jno. w. Gibbs, jr.
Jno. NJ. Rhoades E.w Devices, James Raymond STAN.
loiu' Cohh'i p,o' "a Nihuoii jas. pueesou
IIillyer, James r. Lynch Cbas A. Fitzgerald, Nathan
Seeley, Balston, New York; Sewal Benson, williams
port, New York; H. Handy New York; II North. John
McDonough Foard, Printer Philadelphia Henry D.
Cogswell, Providence, r.. L.: VIM. w. Brock, Azor c.
Hallowell. James Foster, p. j. Bayless New York
VIM. A. Williams. Paul X. Hubbs and wife, Paul K
Hubs jr. NJ. A. Hubs, C.. II. Hubbs Miss Virginia
Hubs, Thomas Sowerby do William Ashworth, Geo
w Hall, Jules X. Zwahlen and wife, Edward Sagen-
dorph,C. Ftt A. &. A. Brown b Brown, John Jack
son, George Anderson, Charles McAlster jr Samuel
n. Richards, Mr.. Summers, VIM. McKissck New York;
T. s. Warren. Providence, II. l.; j. w andF w. Cook
do; Charles r. Cain, VIM Tomlinson John Parnell g.
w. Hotchkiss, New York Delaney Barclay, James Mil
Providence; Henry A. Rooms, Philadelphia; VIM
McGregor, NewYork; George Wilson do; William ~
Blake, Philadelphia Ralph w Pomeroy, New York
Ephraim S. Reed Trenton n J. William Mcintosh
COpn stinson, Elias T. Burkhart Henry +. Perrinc,
Palmyra William r. Cummings Joel s. Pike, Boston
David II. Pollock Francis McKessick +. Dxey Sylvia
nus Martin Buffalo Mr. Mason. M G. Hoyt, Grafton,
n H. James Kennedy, Richard s. Thomas and wife,
IL ua.,