The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-07

and turning their steps homeward, having already
BE- en- awak ened from their golden dreams.
The 81. Louis Union, OF the 26th uit says,-
Capt John Price, with a portion OF the " Orleans
Rapeers, hound for California, vta the Palms. ar
rived Yesterday morning In the steamer Sarah, from
New Orleans.
ARKANSAS.
The Little Rock Gazsffe, OF the 18th ult. says:
Something like tour hundred persons, from diff
eent parts OF the Un,on, have passed through this
city. within the last ten days, their way TO Ca
| llfOrnis.
The Little Resk Democrat Of the 10th ult says -
The hrss company consistins Of forty smisrsns left
Fort smith. Monday 18th uit. for Cslifor MIA
der Capt Kirker, the c~l~bsssd Missouri trapper aud
hunter This company expects TO reach Ssa Fran
eiseo BY the time the frat train starts ludep.u
d. nee. The Fort smith He, cid Gays q oompa ny OF
United States soldiers are nov ct work near tas,
place, on tho California road. letter from Foet
Spiis dated the llth ultimo supposes that at least
200 persons, With about $50 wagons and about 600
horses and 600 will leave that place time
between the lat asd 18th Of April and about
month. The party going Fort Smith will strike
out rev route south Of the Canadian There
buoIs favors il and h.isit the best Tn.,r progress
will be slow, eight ten miles day, the expiora
tiSn' Of the sssin'sr: under M.jo. Boz e.vls VII
With them they expect to meet With little molsstAtion
TENNESSEE
The Memphis Eagle Of the 2lst ult, say..-Over
hundred persons left yesterday evening on the
J. l.. Webb. The full report Is as follows-Num-
Der Vt men, $50; number Of mules, horses. and
oxen, IS; number OF wagons, d; freight, Al coo lbs
De Soto and Panels COmps"y- Capt. J. C. Bradley,
l. Bradley, j. D. Berry, L. o Berry, H. D. Berry
w. Thompson, Capt NJ B. Cock o Dr. K'o.ry; .ul:
Poole. j. Mckinney. William ssepn.n:es' c. ~.
Y Nixon. g. Apologize, h. Apologize, A. A. Gray,
William Mann T. Foster Q. tsrpsntsr, s. Mo
eo%p.ny c:ps.n M 'G Floyd n' fiSS.n 1 s.
John Murphy, Bssj.min II R.aEine', Robert
Doxey. H b. woodward Benjamin Wood ward John
sr..ban. John willis, Robert s. Wright, Il. r.
col. Coa"iy Ce~gs~y, and joint Stock a;"i.s Ia.
soeiatiom-Cspt: FaIquhsr.on. Rev NJ. M Marshal,
,ev NJ small Dr. W. A. Russell ssrgsoni J 9.
acKiDney James Pearson, C. A MeDspisl r. E GIL
Nan: Job; !, Greer, 9: N Slater, J. W. Horso..T.
icy, James Moc srtnsy, :. B R.inb.rt, N. N James,
R..,! i.ra'' 49, Finley; y;r .h.,Iss o:.ly
r. Holman, D F. NJ allan, Arthur King, IT, s. Fr.ni
I'm, I'm, anom.. White and A. 8 Fulton. Most Of
Memph .s Mes TSomas Moran, j. d. Dr. 8. su1livsp
John MnKson, 0snney, G Sleeper Henry Williams,
!o,sph White Perry White, D, ). H. Holmes, N: Ku'
Held. hd.psndsnt Me.s.-Dr charles r Cutler Rich.
pond, ,!vs); DR.. L. L. Battle Shelby Co william
Dr.. w. W Nelson, a. q F.1.h, F.u.S Se'n w. " C.
Mellon, J. Prother. J. A. Bsvid. Lmsstons and Lnu.
axrdnie, .dls-Dr w. Kittrell r.. J. Fsathsrston, D.
Lsnier, W. Skinner, w. q. Wilisms.
IoulaIANA
The ship Tyrsne, Capt. Goldng, sailed from
New Orleans, on the 9th ult for Vera Cruz, with
the following passengers:--
james Kelly, DR.. WIN. A. Kelly, Or. E. D. Ham.
Harrison Levy, f. j. Smith, william Scott, J. M. c.
l.. G. J.. G 4 Kali
Daniel Boone, J. Smi h. E. Cuthbert. J. Hssssd, VI
H. Stopp. FL Mcdonald, j. L. MeCain-Totsis 10
The brig Perfect, Capt. Townsend, cleared at
New Orleans, on the 18th ut /, for Chagres. The
WI F..ss, +. W Hart. w.sson Bland, lad, and
three children, Gallett. Rich, Berry. Indy, Hum.
phr.y, MoKen.e, John Baud and two sons, RugAn,
Du BERTRAND, Knox Gillis. Jersey. Watson, Gun.
ninshsm Gordon, Warner, Moore, Byrd Bates French,
Walden, Lswrenes. H. Allen. W. Allen, Crsgsn, An.
dsrson, Coyle, Mcdonald, flanagan, Hartweu Pine
and lady, Kennedy, MealIy.-Total, a.
The Port LAvaca Journal of the OH ult. says -
A company Of gentlemen from New York arrived
here on Saturday last. by steamer Yacht, on their
way TO California. They brought with them
baggage wagon 10 be drawn by mules They
provided with a smelling machine, FORCES, test-
ing boxes, spadee shevels, bellows, serves, pick
axes, and every thlng convenient tor hoding aud
operating IN The gold mines. Some OF them have
purchased horses here, at prices ranging from SIS
TO $50, aud others 60 up the country further to
purchase.
THIS company is portion of the Carson Asso-
citation, which lett New York on the 18th ut.,
but after arriving at Galveston, on their way to
the Rio Grande, this portion became satisfied that
they were on the wong track, changed their
course, and came this way. The route they pro-
pose to 60 Is by San Antonio, Frederick sburgh,
Ssn saba, COnchO, Passo del Norte, and the CHA
They will, undoubtedly, find a good wagon road
the whole route, with plenty Of game, grass, and
water; and more healthy, pleasant, natural route
OF that distance cannot be found on earth II they
meet difficulty, 1t will be from inexperience IN
campaigning. They will probably get to the gold
regions before their companions, and with half the
cost and danger.
They left this place on Wednesday last for the
and Preto rivers. and IT they find gold enough
there, they will 60 no further. May their visions
OF adventure and gold be more than realized.
There will probably be 900 persons on the
route between Lavaca and San Francisco, by the
first Of May next.
The following named persons compose this
George w. Harper. New York city; B. H. Howell,
Buffalo, New York; Jonathan X. Newell. Boston,
Masssobusetts Samuel II Smith. John Miner, w alter
Es!ss, Chauncey 7. Garfield, William LArkin, VIII
liam M. Bsvins James Everitt. Wesley Gilbert, New
York city; A. w. Dysr, Michigan; James q Aiams,
Monroe. Michigan; David Burkholder Boonskoro, Nd;
Chsrles L. Lincoln, Syracuse Naw York; John
Hull Mcrritown, New Jersey; John Hates, Apaisohi-
cola. Fla
Fonr companie, left Lavaoa, Texas on the 10th ult
from Defiance, Ohio; the Clarksvills compsny, from
Clarksvilis, Tennessee; . company from Matches,
ceneistipG Of thirty men; and . company from Fart
Mss.'iSpi, composed Of fourteen men N. o. Dsiss,
March ~.
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Oakley
Dorid Hsadon y Son cs Shane Corfr..This
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