New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
The Golden Chronicles.
NUMBER SEWN

SIMbfk Silva
We continue our record Of the latest California
movements in the diaeren, states.
Throughout New.York the excitement Is on the in
crease large party Of emigrants have left ihacs'
and more from Utica and the smaller towns Of the int
rior The Genesee and Csliforns Mining Company is
the tile Of an organized Association q. Batavia whose
capital Is joint stock. each member subscribing 800
and the ofcers Captain, Lieutenant secretary and
Treasurer The number IN the Company Is 70 b. not
less than 20 unless By consent Of twOthirds OF the
members already enrolled and any one desiring to
separate himself from the others when At the Mines
may receive the share to which he Is entitled and also
hs proportion Of the value Of such property OF the Com
psny as may be sold. Gambling and in,oZicstlon are
ngidy prohibited.
Among The departures from Ithaca for the Gold Re
gion several prominent citizens are mentions a.
gentlemen from Ulysses ClOmpkins Coz mad completed
his arrangements 10 20, and ieiI for this CITY to DID
goodby 70 hs psrents-when conversation ensued
between his father and himself Ia the course OF when
IL the old gentleman Inquired VI me son quite
auxiOusy what amount he calculated u make I'D Call
fornia - "Ton thousand dollars ives tbs reply
" Would thai satisfy you = returned the otner res
certainly when forthwith the $1,000 were made
over from father aud the latter went back home
instead OF CsliiorniatOur gentlemen lett Utca last
week for the Mnet 10 sail from this port IN toe ship
Courier -Four others from ScOttsvie passed through
Buffalo a few days since, to go across the lshmus.
The schooner John w. Herbert from Boston to Cor
pus Christi carried passengers 80 gold dggers be-
longing 10 Salem, (Msfs) and vicinity. From Corpus
Christi they take the overland route 10 san Francisco
Ship Sweden, with 80 passengers, icit Boston on
Mach An Interesting meeting was held, the night
before the vessel cleared at Father Iaylors Bethel
on North square where Father 4 delivered an address
D elegant white silk banner With gold lace trimmings
aud appropriate inscriptions and four elegantly bound
Bibles were sfferward presented to the Company
The ship Regulus with the Bunker Hill Company
the Charlotte and the brig raranio with the shswmut
Company, also nearly ready TO sail from the same
port TO California .
The Sycamore and Sacramento Mining and Trading
Company TO consist of 80 members lie to start from
Lynn about the lat of April to join the great Caravan
which is 10 leave independence about the 10Th Of the
month.
The Worcester County Mining Association fifteen in
number, LETT Worcester, Mass on the 9Th February
for California, via Chsgres. julius L. CLARKE, late
Editor of the WOroesy jtbsrdph, Is one oil The party
The brig Evene, Of Newburyport which sailed
from that port some three years since, sud was then
purchased for s. OOO has been sold Ia san Francisco
tor SIC 600. The Captain retarns home BY lend
Henry A. Smith has been chosen President OF the
New Haven (Ct) M'oipg and Trading Company and
VIM Keller, Treasurer. The bark Anna Reynolds has
been purchased, and the whole party VIII sa In lew
days
Another Company is fitting out at New London-the
number limited 10 80 aud half the shares already taken
"A number OF the citizens Of Norwich (Ct) called
in the James L. Day, from this port. Capt Van Pelt,
late commander OF one of the Norwich boats Capt
Nash, an experienced sescaptan and Capt. Wander
bi the welkuown steamboat proprietor are all inter
was taken out, to ply on the Sacramento
The Railway IN. j. Republican publishes extracts OF
letter from Lieut. o. S. Houghon to his friends in Rsh'
way At the date Of bis letter, Dec 2 he In San
Francisco but about to return to the mountains
He writes that he has fair prospects OF making s4OOO
to 5000 during the next four months, and In the
Spring, II he should have good luck about S2OOO per
mouth lie says that clothing and liquors command
the best prices. Pork was selling AT $50 per barrel
Dry goods of every description except silks were paying
well. He had thoroughly examined the gold mines, and
considered that for yesrs they would be profitable as
az present.
The ship Leyant sailed from Philadelphia the 2sih
February for California with - passengers. The great
er portion OF her passengers the members OF the
Pacific Adventures Association her freigh, list was
seventeen feet long aud her cargo Was estimated al
s2O00OO She had the frames OF ten houses on board
steamboat built In three sections launch thirty ioet
long and iEht other boats Of smaller sizes. Two fe-
males. the mothers Of eight children, accompanied the
expedition.
for san Francisco taking the Aleoma Mining and
Mercantile Company consisting OF IL persons beside
20 other paesenrers-in all, So The manifest OF The
vessel eight feet long and her cargo was valued at
| sl25OOO.
| The Robert w Brown, the Kirkland, and the Fcrd
nsnd "a schooner taken out by stock company got
OF from Baltimore the gath February after several
days detention from the condition of the hsrbor. The
ship Andausis OF Baltimore hss been chartered for
voyage TO San Francisco. party from York. pa
have taken passage in her and they will probably be
Joined by others
Several young men from the parish of Baton Rouge
(s) have left for FL Dorado, and others are making
preparations 10 follow them
Accompany IL forming At For, Smith, ark composed
entirely of young men, They go overland, with ponies
aud pack mules IL Is said there at Fl Smith large
numbers OF engranis 10 the Pacific preparin. for the
expedition, aud others are arriving almost every day
Another company Is forming At that place who Will
take Gre-gs route IL Santa Re and Albuquerque.
Various Associations forming in kentucky and
renne ssee and throughout the Far West party In
Quincy IN will start the 18th of April twenty pas
for the Gold Mines The fare is 5000
aud 20 through In hity daysA company OF nineteen
persons from Quincy passed through 81 Louis short
time since, their wsy TO California. number Of
them II i said pioneers the banks OF the Mis-
sissippi when Missouri aud Illinois were farther out
West and much less accessible 10 the hardy en'grsnt
than California Is now.
company OF "a from this City passed through Gin
eiunai on the 4th February. rosie for California by
way of the Plains On the ssue day Lieut. Col Webb
of the 10Th aiterwsrd the oh lnisnuy eit the ssme
city, with party Of 20 men, for Cairo III where they
win wait few days Tor wagons, hunters, &c. The
company which Is 10 consist OF 100 men, having an
enormous capital are 10 meet al New Orleans and sail
thence In Government ship for the mouth OF the Rio
Grapde whence they viii proceed BY land through
Mexico 500 mes 10 their desiina'icnin Caorns Then
purpose IL to trade purchase golddus and employ To-
alans la mining gold etc those OF TIE company going
our To supcrEfeud the ysrioVs branches OF the bus
Dsss act guards SC 90 serve one year after Their
arrival large amount Of the capital was subscribed
10 this CITY where the dividends are to be msde s'er
the return OF the expedition, equsy between the esp
tslisss and those who 90 ship stcn with tools
and provisions enough 10 supply loo men i months
hiss already sailed from this port The land route, Il IS
estimated, will be accomplished IN about 100 dsy'
Other movements are in progress In di-eTeni parts
OF Ohio and Indiana. and in Michigan, to which we
must take smother occasion TO sliude.
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