New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-23
The Golden Chronicles.
SUMBIR EIGHT.

ments Ia the tide OF Californian Emigration
large and well provided Company left Albany a. few
days since consisting Of Messrs. Leander Johnson,
James H. Collier and c. p. Reno, Directors Leonard
Kip, Secretary Joseph Fisk, Treasurer and Col.
Bssley. Theodore Lee, Francis NJ Goewey, Herman a.
Fay, Jr Mr.. Msrlett Of Newburgh, and Mr Lewis Of
BInshamtop. The title they assume Is The Albany
and Sacramento Mining Asocistion-their convey
ance, the ship Helena of Grswolds line Of Packets
from this City. The members go furnished with a
wears provisions, two years clothing, wagons boats
and mining equipments in profusion Hon JoHNA. Col
LrKn Is the Home Treasurer and will transact all their
business here.
On the 7tb, Constitution was adopted for the gov
eminent and good order Of new Company from Bling
bsmton which will be lmited to 80 members and
proceed, when organized, by the most feasible over
land route. The Company Is to have both civil and
military organization the capital is joint stock all
games Of chance strictly prohibited under penalty
Of ESQ fine the fret offence and 500 for the second
with expulsion for the third while various good
arrangements made for the peace and comfort OF
the brethren who shall be united therein.
A Company Of three from Jamestown, Chatauque
Co--Messrs. Mitchell Wilson and Samuel Stow-hsve
left and OF Promise and will be Joined at Pits
burgh by Mr.. Jas r. DmmiD, also Of jamestown. Mr.
w. Hopkins, OF the firm Of Hooker Hopkins q Co
and Mr. K c. Bosworth OF the same firm. have since
left SAcketts Hsrbor, and will DO joined by others
They take the Isthmus route. From COopersto~n,
(Otsego Coz the departures thus far obTOncled are
Messrs c. d. Peasc r. y. Wright, Caleb J. Paul, Robert
Nc Nance Nelson Graves and SON. and VIM. Gates.
Hon. Il. l.. Winslow, formerly Member of Assembly,
B. w CLARK and J. Lawrence, Of Franklin Co. IN. -
started for California the 9th March, and will 60 the
Isshmus route-expectns 10 reach the Dgglngs blythe
Doth of April :. some weeks since, three young men
left Poughkeepse for Independence, Mo. and thence
overland to tho Gold Region. The following persons
constitute the remainder of the Company and started
on the 10Th Of March, viz messrs. I. w Barnard,
James III. Moore David Dodge j. J. Wilbur, Robert :
Dodge, q. II. Gazeley, Andrew j Post, and Abraham
d. Brill
The New. Hampshire Mining and Trading Company
twenty five in number. made up in Portsmouth and
vicinity, arrived In Boston on the nth OF March, and
left In the afternoon for this City having engaged
passage In the Crescent CITY which left this port on the
18th Capt John II. Jackson, late of the New'Engand
Regiment, 10 President of tho Company
The ship Henry Aston cleared at Nantucket ON the
10th OF March with the Astor Mining Company VINO
own the ship. Two OF their number 60 by the way OF
Panama to make arrangements for their co partners
The ship took also sixteen passengers ten OF whom
belong to the Shcrburne Mining Company.
The schooner Harriet Neal cleared At Boston on The
18th Of March for Chsgres with the Massason Mining
and Trading Company twenty four In number-wiu
seven passengers In addition.
cd at Brownsville Texas, ON the 2lst OF February,
equippng for their journey to the Dgg'ngs-- Inc
bark Wilton, which left this City ON the 2st OF No
vember, with California cmigrants, had been spoken
of Rio Is days out-s well on board
Six vessels sailed from Boston with passengers for
California on the LIST OF Msrch-the Orb Edwin, swe'
deu Reeulus Thames and schr. John w. Herbert the
latter with a company from Salem The brig Csnooi
Gus IL nearly ready 10 sail from the port for the
Gold Regions she 10 owned by the I'll Dorado Asso-
ciation'-the company is nearly full.
The New Bedford aud California Mining Association
sailed from New Bedford In the schr Emeline ON the
9th March-Schr. Hamilton arrived at the same port
same day with tho members Of the Nantucket Mining
Company numbering A. who will embark in the Rus
sell from that port This Company comprises some OF
the most respectable citizens Of Nantucket who have
capital of several thousand dollars invested In mer
chandise for the California market, and will combine
both trading and mining operations. Their Com
mander 10 Capt Francis h. Folger, intelligent and
eptsrprising sbip-mas,er of Nantucket
Rev. Thomas Driver Pastor OF the Baptist Church at
sturbrdge Macs has resigned his charge with the de-
Sign of going To California
lion Stephen H. Chase OF Fryeburg (Me) and
formerly President of the Maine Senate has also start
cd for California with the intention of making II bis
permanent residence
Forty persons have already started from Bath, (Ne)
the 9th the following LEFT for St Louis proceed
ing thence overland 90 California: Low Frye, Robert
Bsbb Thomas wnsow, Asa Swan. Warren Frye, Jo-
seph NJ Haley Ebenezer Clifford, d. {. Billings, Orlsn
do Bryant Joseph MComber, WnliAnson, w H. Morse
and Orlando J. Percy. The following from Thomes,on,
(Me) passed through Bath the Same day r. NJ.
Perry, w. 7. Harrington, Jr, Charles Clark, Joseph
Ulmer, Amos Crockett A. f. Staples, b. d. Meteslt, A.
Spear, A. Hsmliu,on. q. Hall Prescott X. stewart
g Baisdell and w RoweL part OF these belonged
TO East Thomasson, and part 10 South Thomaston.-
The following from Belfast J. q. Miller, {. II.
Haseltiue and L. T.. Burkman.
The New. Haven and California Joint stock Associa-
ton left New Haven the l2th of March, in the bark
Anna Reynolds they number sixty seven
Three mechanics hardy temperate and resoute,
from Morris Co New Jersey left this port In the ship
Henry Harbsck. They take with them to California
provisons for year and good assortment of imple
ments for mining Their names are Henry NJ Beam
Jacob Sickle, Jr and Burnet Smith. Messrs VIM
Laing, jeremiah Drake and Horace Durham, OF Plain
ned IN J have alec departed AT Newark, IN. -
the sew schooner Henry NJ Johnson 10 hitting out for
the sacrameuto-shsres $50; each member OF the
Company possesses home in the vessel with sn aound
ance Of provisions, while 1T the Mines.
Different parties In formation in other portions OF
the Union to which shall sllude another occasion
10 es Coptlaasd