The New York herald., 1849-02-27
Emigration to California.


The brig Isabella Reed, Capt. Rogers, sailed on
Saturday last for Vera Cruz, with the following
C. I. Hopkins, George Pfot.sr, Samuel W. Nswhall,
Samuel Harrison, James Hiey, Theodore Msssry, Iri
Msrkwiih, Joseph Solano. John Lesry, Herman Cans,
William J. Pollock, John H Woodbury. Jsbs. N.
McCutohson, Jose de Ksdoys, Horstio II Watson, +.
v. Mount, Nj. whipps, james w. Scott, +. Trusrs,
Charles Else, Chssiss H. innis, wi,.m II warren, aa
David Lewis Francis c. Whitehead, Charles Ketehum
Thomas II. Fowler, samuel Ross, q. Beaudr,eeu II.
w. Nelson, Louis Cha pdsAine, Henry Baker. DAVID
+. Leshsr, H. Winchester, p. N. Marie L MCGUIRE,
WhIsm ! Dunn. Nicholas Emmans, Dr.. Trottsr. A.
Hubbard, Montreal l. Ci 1t. Geo: SosrIstt, j. Dennis
Csn.d. West; Michael Mckay Morrison, Toronto -
The bark J. A. Jesurun, Capt p W. Reid, went
to sea on Saturday, bound for California. This
vessel was purchased ,land fitted out with eighteen
months provisions, by fity.hve shareholders, at
an expense OF $4,000 She carries out the New
York and California Trading and Industrial Asso-
citation, with the following officers and men,
Albert II Chsmplsin. President; Francis A. Knapp,
Vice President; James Gibbs Treasurer; Isaac A Mo-
ran, Secretary; Lewis Manning, Chaplain; v. De-
peystsr Supsrcargo; John Sloan John Morris, Jacob
CoviA. Irwin Mcbride, Robert Lewis, James Hogan,
Directors; John Kser, Cyrus D. Akin, Henry N.
SpegAt, James s. Deem James Mixters Calvin B. Du-
rand, James Semon, Alexander Kelley, James Henry
Furken, John +. Bsrstow, Julian A. Rosended, George
+. Lo,i Horace Deem, Arthur s Peterson, David
Myers, H. B. Perry. Jacob L. Wells. John Smith, John
F. King, Cbsrlss Wilkinson, Loren Burke, Lafayette
brewer, Jr, William H. Van Siclon, Egoert Wittrie,
Harvey Voris, Stiles Judeon, Jshn Suy DAM Egbert
Carey Francis Reid, John w. CLARK, William Higgins,
George W. MsbAn, John w. Bucklin, Hubbard q.
Gale Mortimer JsQues, AIonxo JsQues, Charles Case,
Brdss Cor nell james Wetmore, Charles Ellison, Me-
lsncthon Palmer.-Total, &c.
Messrs. Jesse Timanus and Fitzpatrick, well
known citizens OF this place, started for California
on Monday. A party OF ten, including two OF the
MessTs Moses, are waiting, we learn, for navIga-
tion TO be ,tnt d. when they, TOO, will be Off The
company OF fifty, OF whom We made mention some
days ago, which includes Messrs. Joseph Talbot,
VIM. u. Norman and others, are maturing their
preparations Tor the overland route; aud an addl-
uonal company Is proposed 10 be formed, under the
auspices OF Lieut.. W. 5. Schvnck, OF The Navy
Cincinnati Enqurtr, Ffb Il.
MACKINAC.
The fever prevails at the Island, and has carried
of Mr. Crawford, John 5. Damn, Joseph Gardner,
Mr.. Hill, and Mr. Carter, TO the gold land.
A letter from Lima, dated January o, says: The
last Cslforn still contn very favor.
able regardipg the gold districts The Neptune Ds-
bish bg takes about $50 QUO In specie thher besides
Q full cargo OF goods, and Der Of passe ngers.-
Two Eaiiing vesseis sdvertieed TO leave for
San Fl apcisco. Silver continues very high"
A Valparaiso GATE Of Dec 81 states that the Tasso,
f. Cai mia, brought gold to the amount Of about
$4,000 New expeditions we're fitting out, with emf
grants Of all clasres