The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-18

The California emigration 10 still going forward With
vigor The bark Eugenia has left Vera -th s4
psssengsr The Harriet T. Bartlett sailed yesterday
for Chsgres having board about 10 PERSONS mostly
young intelligent and enterprisng, for California
host of vessels are busily engaged In loading and
preparing for the destination. Among those On
the list worthy Of inspection. The Morrison,
lying 1t the foot of Old Slip il particularly deserving
Of notice; Is also the steamship Panama under
command of Captain Comstock, which win sail
The schooner olivia Of ninety tons burthen sailed
Tuesday from pier foot Of Rutgers slip for San Fran
cisco with about twenty passe Captain Psulsen
and DR.. Tinker, surgeon.
PASSENGERS FOR THE GOLD REGIONS.
In BAHx EyeIsIA,A W. Ice John voorhees,, L.
Rogers, 7. }, AgDsau, w. Hall, D. @. milford w.
T. Nys, ): Arrehimann, H. Ferret, John Atwood,
DR.. Van Coneshan, B. w Barlow, j. GArnisot, d. G.
Stone, c. E. Hopkins, F Brenton, Norman Crane, T.
Harris II. g Blaekmsn, L. Blake, c, NJ Simmons. F.
@. Broughton, and Capt Hutton's company Of l0l
persons, whose names We could not get. Cargo as
sorted.
In BARK MADesrA-John X. o.good, c. H. Denni.
sem Frank Dursnd, Isaao Bluxome, jr, J. H. Van VAL
kenburgh. Nathaniel j. Bailey
In scheorkn SAMUEL RosEnrs.Mr; SLEEPER, Mr.. Van
Charles r. Towlinson, c. II. yelling
In BARK I. BARrLETr- LIST oabin-H M. White
B. F. Pond, J. p Henfhaw, O. W. Moses, A. W. FooK
John Benson, G. B. Looris, George w. Church, Sc.
eopd eabin1C. Bioodssod, John Fay, Jere uiah Fay,
Geo. Baker, Z. Rice, Eugene Crowel Kelsey Haz.n,
Capt Dsron., Asa Thurston. d. s. Dyksman Asa Prin,
die, = Prndls, John sword, Edwin Kiersted Steerage
| John Jones' John Gordon, s. Taylor, o L Reel,
John Smith, Bsrj Diokinson, q Ramsey, Frederick
Btreh, Mr.. Brown. M johnson, FraUc,s Hsvn,r.
Moriman, Josh Desohsn, H. Wood. JOSEPH @ ,od.
hart + Mcguire +. Almeids, Jacob Bernsr, j N Sill.
via Edw. Viokmsyer, Reeee, A. Tsoot, J. Jeannet
+. RAux M Stevens v. Bird, VIM. C. Payne, Elisha
Tsylor, A W. Somsrby, B. Burgess, Nelson s. An
Aletter received by mercantile house in this city
om its sgent in Panama dated Dec states that the
sions, as has been represented. There are oo%s.rs
lively few Visitors and no trouble Of any kind for want
Of provisions, &c.
The Albany company has purchased vessel for
$l2 0C0 and will leave soon possible This
pany is composed of one hundred sharsholdsrs
seventy i've of whom 40 California and twenty. 70
$4,000 Another company Of twelve 10 forming In
that city, to 60 out In . clipper.
The Buffalo Commercial says" We understand that
disnoy Of purchasing fitting out drst olsss brig
small propeller and proceeding with her early in
the coming spring, via the St Lawrence, to Calfor.
Prom the Baltimore American Jan IT
FsR CALrfonNIA.-Ths schooner Sovereign, Capt
Cruz, whence her passengers the Friendship Assosis
ton start for the promised land" by the overland
route VI: ~ MaEatsn q, AS vessels constantly teuon
to be readily secured, making the trip in some forty
days. The passengers by the Sovsrsign arc =
Deal, Geo. H. Bowly, L. G. Massstt, Lewis FrAnklin,
Charles Tippet, Bernard A. Bryson, James E. Yocum,
A Hamilton, James johnson, Joseph Colgan. Wm.
Daniel E. Christ Alfred Shrine Sylvester Nu,s, John
coops2 John Elder r.Sss J GoSp .t
diner, s. T. Bover: John H Henry, A; Howard, Il
F. Grove, Levi S. White David Downing
Among them Is clergyman Of the methodist epis-
psny as whole j: as highly RESPECTABLE and 0 ve
intsntioned body Of young men as go from any SEQ
The bark Pao, Captain Litton, cleared at Baltimore
18th Instant for California, with q large and varied
cargo Two chips, one bark and one brig, ad.
vert ed to sail from that port for the
We learn from the Chestertown (Nd) News that OK.
Governor Grayson and his two cons passed through
that place on Wednesday last, route for the gold
| Digging"
The fhadelpha Bulletin says the brig Osceols apt
Farfow for San Francisco. California took her depsr
ture at eight O'Clock on Tuesday. The dock of the
the far off shores Of the Pacific, cheers were
| changed between them and tho spectators shore
until the vesfel cut of sight The manifest Of
and their value s estimated at $4,000. Her pa.sen
gers are mostly Philadelphans and number Of them
ness carrying with them an assortment Of goads likely
to sell at handsome profit In that country. Two Of
the passengers carry frames Of houses In which they
intend commencing business. Upon the deck are two
skifs. In which the propretors intend to ship their
tents and other trsppnRs on arriving at FL Dorado,
and start on rowing excursion up the Sacramento
Mining Company, Of which Hiram Cummings, late
anti slavery lecturer 10 President is to sail about the
liquors are to be ured on board aud every species Of
gambling s prohibited and ell but the ordinary labor
on the sabbath. The company 10 full.
The ship Sweden, Of $50 tons burthen. has been pur
chased by q company for $4,000, and is to sail for
California about February LIST The brig Jossphnsis to
sail Saturday next she is nearly full Of
writer In the Post over the signature Of Parker
states that he has just received letter from his brother
IN California. from vhch the following e extract
" unm1t fuHo ~
counts Of similar character from the gold regonsA
state of dhtrefs and suffering prevails here such the
to get gold that they only thought how to get here
Thousapds upon Thousands have rushed here bringing
supple, from What coud be hy. i0f Tbsrs
was none raised here All rushed to the mines. The
iuppy brought from abroad is mostly exhausted aud
hundreds have already died, and Thousands will
die from starvation and by the hand Of each other.
Sickness rsges famine increases-snd men have
II you have any regard for brother, for Gods sake
ship me some provisions to San Francisco as
pcssible, or die Of starvation"
From the Boston Advertiser JAM III
The pilot boat Anonyms cleared sterday forenoon
for San Francisco under the command Of Captain
Charles Treadwe formerly Of the bark Lucia Maria
The is Is tons burthen Captain Treadwsll Intends
to make the paasge Through the straits OF Magellan.
The A. !. intended for trader the coast Of Cali
fornia Her crew consists Of the following persons
John +. Gardner. formerly Boston pilot) George
H. Smelling, OF Boston WIN. Spencer, formerly
a. hand before the mast works his passage and
pays $100 ; Felix Sanchez; VIM. L. Lane, steward
She carries three passengers.
RHODE IsLArp-The ship Hopewell, Littleneld, for
San Frsncisco, Caifornia, will sail from Warren She
goes out full Of freight and passengers.
From the New Haven Courier, Jan. 1871
A company OF thirteen young men, residing in this
city and Vicinity having associated themselves for
the purpose Of mining and trading In California.
DESTROYS Of adding to their number twelve persons
with q capital Of i've hundred dollars each. portion
Of this company will take the overland route through
the northern part Of Mexico and others 60 with the
veesel
The Hartford Times states that the California Union
Comps about to out to California from Hartford
have purchased the packet ship Henry Lee and to
sail about the 10th inst.
The schooner Mary Taylor left New London on the
18th, for San Franoisco.
Five entsrprising young men have already started
from Brsttsborough Vermont for the gold digginss.
A party Of ten have started from Sandusky, Ohio
for the gold regions
Political Intelligence.
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