The New York herald., 1849-02-12

rrrcw the Nsv OrIssns Daily Crescent. Feb. 81
FoR CALIroRklA-A number Of gentlemen have
organic a company tor the purpose o. prsceedlns
10 San Francisco, via the Istnmus Of TehuantePec
They hold their meetings each night, at nali pas'
seven O'Clock, at the Commercial Exchange. Zen
tlemen wishing to join the company can do % by
giving satisfactory references, and slgoing the con-
sutution.
Correspondence Of the Crssesnt ,..o
CORPUS CHRISTI, Jan. 25, l8iS
The Fanny was hardly out OF sight before the
California fever had complete used me up, and
an a sure enough case, tickeied Tor that country
where the excltables most will congregate In
few days will leave for Ell Dorado, ana the way
lee just now, would go if knew 1t was only a
The compony here will be of In few days,
and as they need some one who has seen the ele.
pbant, / was on hand, and without coaxing. and
IN put them through, or be put through the ribs or
stomach. If like that sectio. OF country better
than Corpus-and it must be fine place if do
I'll ride some Of those California horses Fremont
praises 30 much, back 10 the Gulf in jiffy, bid
adieu to my Atlantic trends, and speed back to
Uncle Sans great gold plantation. It's only four
teen hundred miles. and what's that TO boy that's
growing, as Mrs Fitzwilliams would say!
We 60 by the Preside Rio Grande, then travel
up parallel with that stream 10 Ell Paso, leaving
of West, to and down the ella to the Gold Dgglns,
and all the wsy on Uncle Sans new grounds.
Z. II; Bears i'll arrive in your city with this,
and will bring Down with him few OF the anx-
lOuf VINO Wllitrall us up, having lauc all neccS5a
ry arrangements There will be plenty Of animals
in from the RIO Grande and the ranchos about
here, and parties need not be detained here any
length Of time.
Urge parties not to go through Mexico, for have
every reason to believe their detention will be
great, ana their expenses enormous.
We have been informed by Mr.. G. H. Beares,
who arrived yesterday from Corpus Christi, that
the company which LETT this city on the steamship
Fanny, some ten days since, tor California, have
made very satisfactory arrangements at Corpus
Christi for continuing their journey. Every at
entlon and courtesy was extended the party by
Colonel Kinney. They were to leave on the 9th.
We learn also that our friend I'd correspondent,
Mr.. John H. Peoples, OF the Star. and Mr.. Evert-
con, accompany the party. Mr.. E. has travelled
the entire route to Ell Paso del Norte, which. of
the expedition.
Mr.. Beares is now raising company for the
Gold Region, to follow in the trail OF the preceding
party. Any one wishing to make quick trip h ad
better call ON Mr. B or they can be furnished
with all requisite rfOrmation about the facilities
and advantages of the Corpus Christi route, by
calling ON Messrs. Edgell, Multord IL Co., POydras
street.
The steamer Pride OF the West, from st. Louis,
brought to This city company OF ii men, bound
to California.
OF the route to California, the 81. LOUIS Repub-
ilcam of the 26lh ult. says:-We are inclined to
think, after all that has been said favor OF the
found, when the time arrives, taking their depar-
ture from our Western towns, and over the route
now SO well known as to offer trilling impediments
to safe and early arrival at "the promised land !"
Thousands will, we have no doubt, be working
across our Western pralres, early In the spring,
well equipped tor the adventure, and sanguine OF
a favorable termination to their enterprise.