New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
California Items

ID grcernsnt Of the excitement Ships ia BARK. rs
brss lig sc5ooa-rs g. s,esuer. 7-,otsl 573 OF the
above there arrived California 10 TIE Attest dse'
- ships A. osrks, IS orss D schooaeFi steamer
total l67 Tae number sailed he r.st month
10 IS foloss l. soip Il barks IL bris' 10 'onoon@r'
total e. There are now up for California ~ 'nip'
! q barks q brigs .chooners sad stesners-to;al
! lOl vessels OF which - ships, osrks' ong'
scnOorers and ate are up At Boston fnisdei-
! ph,s Baltimore T. Nev.O;lesns ,, NeVouryport I.
Nv Bedford g. ,ngor 3 other plsces H. Inc snip
Arsonsui, Richmond Henry Ware. and ors Arche!ar-.
wach sailed from Boston on BE, Oct. carried total
Of 800 pss.enssfs, among whom we're only three
Jrnen -ibe wife OF Captain VIM, Of chip Rich
mord, and rs two daughters, OF Salem. De
slip Hamilton s4ile3 from Boston November J
taxes cat lumber, issme houses and two 'te'nooa"
ia number Of gentlemen Of Rochester, " l. have
formed company for the purpose OF s1ecangs hoel
NJ saa Francisco Isi. - BE- two stories 10 hight to
contain and 10 'ginss for 80 Per,on'-ihe rze
to be 81 feet iron. BY $50 >eep Toe cost ia estimated
a, SIS 0OO. A company Of Caiii0rnans at Hsverhli,
M4.. Intend tekiog ont pilh hem the machinery OF
,esm mill Among the ps''engers OF The brig
Ann Maine, which sailed from Bath On the 9Th Inst
for California, Mr.. Nothe Of Pittsheld, Ne. VINO
1, "a years Of sge. Twenty two young men from the
ship Euphra..s and bark Domingo, from Newoury
bort Eight hundred persons have left New Bedford
for California within the las! y months The dePs-
ture from Nantucket has been much lsrger-nsarly
ore.fourth Of the whole voting population -. A full
iyced schooner has been bull, ST Muera Point, Wa
consn ard transported thence scron the country 40
m 'es 10 Cslena where she launched She 10 to
sail erect TOR ssu Francisco rio Chsgres and Panama
A number Of citizens Fl Chicago Ill nave formed
themselves into company for the purpose Of gold
m nins snd Rave dispatched agent 20 this City 70
purchaso the ua,eri ale for the construction If scOT
ooe 10 te shipped round the Horn to the sscrsnen
TO- where they are be put together which is to be
ht;ed uoss residence, stocked wiiE provsions and
farn.bed with sconp dredse Thus equipped, the
company viii s,cend to the gold region and fish for
iuo dus, wherever /, ia most likely to be found They
intend to start about the lst Of December. Forty
elsht persons have left FIeetown, hns, snce the
commencement Of tho gold fever, and several 9th
ers are aboui stsrting ria the lsthmus The gold
fever prevails at Piqua, Ohio, but no, 10 very
alarming extent, but at Dayton the diseaa 10 very
BAL and spprehensions are entertained that 1t vii
"cerry Of" large number Of young men during
tho Fall and Winter tn. following vessels are
up at Bc.ton for California, VIZ ships Nestos, Capt
Pool to sal I0,h infi Paenix, l5:h Hannibal
Wilson, do Marcia Clesves, 10th Leopard, 18Th ;
Che.hir., with djspstch Oosco Drew, do: Reindeer
Devol do Uerculesn, Moore, de Matsakeese' Pc
,s-son do Russell Glover, do, lonisn. Rsnlet DO
Plymouth Pausand, 18th barks Carlo Maursn, Til
lin hast dispatch Orion, Bunker. 5,h Henry sPsge,
" ,odberry, 81 Rowland. -, Is D.anthe, King,
dispatch Pico Harris do bng' Curacao, Gun
gnsrn. 10th; Triumph, Burt, 4ih; schrs Emily
Francis Freeman, 4th G. D. Bailey, Busiar ready
and schr George shsttuck The Editor OF the Ban
sor Hhis writing from New5uryPort tells OF young
msn named Gliues, who eschped from the Poor House
OF Byaeld when boy and went TO sea-hspPened 10
bs California when the gold was discovered
wcu. there and has returned with $4,000 TO re-
lisye bis parents, whom he found In the Poor
House--and is now about to return to California.
Recent French papers tsays the Boston JoHHGD state
that number u mefCensTJ individuals Ia that eoun
try are preparing to proceed 10 the SACRAMENT and
offer their medical services TO the dssers who. 10
well know. greatly Ia want OF doctors These In
dyitus, are not ,crnected with the medical profes
.ou bu, In order T. give psu,ibiity - their siser
,oa. they have hii on strange trick b. which they
enr themselves among the profession. The widows
Of medical men are carefully sought after, and offered
very handsome sums for the diplomas Of their hus
bands with which these cnterpr'ing gentlemen Intend
TO practice in California Cslfornisns look out for
French doctors. Three vessels Jailed from Provi'
dencs for California the 30h Octobef-bark Rio, IS
passengers, bark Walter g. passengers and schr Cur
lew The brig Ark sailed from Nesburyport, Mas
on let ust with III passengers Capt Bailey OF New
burypoft Mass sailed In the last steamer from this
CIV Francisco with letters of credit,
chase some of the shya which are now yng deserted
| IN the hsrbor Of San Francisco
MAs.AcHU.IITs.-The Free" and Old Hunk
err Democracy Ct Masschusetts are coalescDs on
candidates for the State Senate We have already sd
vsed cur readers Of the coalition formed IN MddleseI
an now we have 10 Chronicle another In Norfolk Co
which took place Wednesday al Dedhsn, where both
factions Of the opposition uni;sd upon Hon. CHAsLEs
FA.xcis ADAMS OF Quincy, (.hs late Free Soil csndi.
date for Vice President) Ezra Wilkinson of Dedham
Ca.s Huuker and Milton NJ Fisher of Medwsy Biz.
new Loco.Foco Aboitolis,. Mr. Adams wss Presiden,
of the Free soil Convection and Mr. Norton of Quincy
certified 70 his Democracy" st The LocoFocc Ccnven
tlon where 1t called In question BY several Dele
gates.
Considerable opposition 10 this coalition ex 'sted in
both Conventions snd Free Soil Deless,e from Rox
bury, Mr.. c. NJ. Eis objected TO uniting with the
Democrats II would be nothing more nor lees than
q compromise Of their principles II toe union was
msde He could not see how they could reconcile their
previous course their acts their principles their pro
with the union aOOut 10 % ho
/, would not strene hen the party It was for expe
dency only, 70 accomplish temporary object;
Toe Chairman (Mr Adams) said II vss rather ate
sna TO save the committee from another cousutsr9n
he shouts not decline the honor. sDd be would re-
msrk-and he sorry that the gentleman from Rox
on " wss the hsll-ihst IN accepting this pom
nation he did 50 xihonf compromising AMI Of AZ Rei
PTS az tke ssttsst d'sres." TINS was spoken IN thsI
sharp suappi.h bite of msnner, for which thst gentle
man IL ,om.whs, eminentiy distinguished. NsiIher
COnvenuon adopted any resolutions
WHO ARE THE FRkE-SoILERs In Wisconsin
the Janssris Ga,or the Fond d. Las Republican, the
gsio Journal aud the 4Eraskse Sss:ael &c al Wig
papers, have declared in favor of Negro sasrsse-
Wing meetings have been held In various parts OF Wiz
copsin which advocate unrestricted and universal sui
rage At the State election the question Of extending
th, right Of suffrage to the colored peoI e 10 to Be sub
United, sad tie Alraskse Fra Denorei makes the
following appeal to the Free-soilers TO sustain the
| measure
FREE SrFrRAoE i've trust every true Democrat
will NO. fail 10 vote for this Democratic principle Of
equal suffrage 10 ALL without distinction Of color
lrity o. The Wings have spoken In favor OF L. zee
Cas-. press IL silent ss tbs grave on IL Ence tae;r
Convention pssssd tee Suarss- resolutions for Bun
combe. Their ,s suffrage ve sup pose means tree 20
rAis people Tns Legislature ~i have 70 az point
| a Standing Committee On Color.
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