The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-01

Wilmer, C. Rooney, Dr. William d. Gwin and ser
want, }. Hill, Isaisn Norwood, David Dickinson, w.
sonsr, Daniel L Hinson, Zsehsri.h DIXON. Dr. L.
c. Smith, J. M Pesrssll and two servants, jacob T.
Lyon, VIM. X. Jsnes. NJ Abegy, Gustsyus Bates. w
pioi.on' NJ Hill J. N. Thsr, j. W. Graham, =, ,e r.
Gil,ett, A. Month A. Cariu, @. Gorton, c. Hart s.
Ls-' s1vsn ,.Y ae %ss 1" eel PY.n
and servant G +. Hooper, G. C. Ga. dner,C ingram.
VIM. Robbins, Wesley Walker, D. sdcCsusline j Col
lins J. Bethel L. Studemsn' r.. Kohp, g. II. Eggers.
The N Q. Crescent, o.. the 10th inst, says.-The
Rapldes Mining Company, about twenty-five or
.nir,y IN nImee.., and composed principally of re-
sldents OF IN parish, took their departure for the
promised iand on Monday last, says the Alexan-
dna Iemocrat of the 4th. They are handsomely
ecCdipped, and we'll prepared for any emergency
, that may occur Their route is by way Of San
Antonio.
VIRGINIA.
The following is list of the members of the
Madison Mining and Trading Company. on board
the company's ship Glenmore, Captain w. p Poy
thress, at Richmond, Va, bound for San FIancis-
Col John d. Munford, President Seth Sheppard,
Vice President Robert w Crenshax, F: r. SILL E. C.
Moore, George whitfield Gilbert B. Claiborne, Board
Rsin. M. D., Assistant Surgeon William Duvsl
Snip: 1;J names c1.res n Hodge;
D.. Lieut. r. Jones, U. s. NJ; Lieut.. w H. Smith,
Us N; Hoibert anderson, F. c. Andrew, w, A: At:
A. Haxal, John Hitchcock, Jr Charles Howell, Rosoo
D. Jenkins, John Minge, Jr w P. Marston John Nut
Smith, W. F. Vaughan, W. II. Werth, s. W. Vsnabis,
vrginius G. Cooke g. Richard Bouoh Thomas u. Pea
9hy, Thomas C. C.. Gillian; John F. Greene, Richard
Meaux, W. H. Crank, A. N. Douglass, C. +. Jones,
John Darlington, J. D. Msckn, Edward Beazlsy, Jno.
X. Crenshaw John B. Scott George H. Bramham, Jno.
w. Chils: J. Harper Shelton, c: Edwin Williams, Eb.
enezsr Eason, F REYNOLDS, Brooke B. Walker, Jno.
A. Peterson, Jr, s. B. Harris J. M. Harris, John O.
Jackson. A. l. Land, w. f. Parker, F. w. Parker, J.R
Peters, William Urquhart. Passengers-JOhn P. Bow
yer, Richard Christian-Total 70.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The following persons 60 overland, by the Great
Salt Lake. They leave Washington on LIST April
Washington City and California Mining Association
Prssident Benjamin B. Edmonson, Treasurer; A. H.
Par.h Secretary; Henry Au.tin. Surgeon; William H.
Diets George A. Young, John Cameron, VIM. Jewell
jnnr, Edwin D. Slye, Board Of Directors; Alexander
liams, John N. E.rrar, !. Queen George Byinston,
inson Lewis, william n Barker, David FoxbIs, j. M.
Stephen cSl,ssv' Joseph MURPHY ism
Yermillion, c. Columbus Mcleod, Tn P. Kingsbury,
Ch g. Moxley, John Bates, Stephen J. Cassin, VIM
iDgton, H Barker, Oh g. Alexander. H. Carter Dor
1ey, +. r Windsor w: P. Hlery, Charles Bishop,
seph Tbaw, Josiah p Hills, Thomas B. Scott Isaac ..
Owen, ID. R.. Wall, Charles Fenderich, Jas. WardeT,
Augustus J. Capron, william FRANKLIN Charles Reed
Josiah c. Willis B. F. Burohs Jos. c. Riley, Matthew
NJ Tepren-Total, "a.
The company are admirably equipped for the ex-
petition, and tor working in the mines when they
reach their destination. They are all active, re-
spectacle, and enterprslng men.
ILLINOIS.
The Chicago Advertiser, OF the 2lst ult., SAYS
a party of our citizens, M. G. Hale, C. G. Dorwln,
M Keith, Mr.. Smith, and others, left here Tor Cali
railroad, and were to descend the OPlain and ILL
n0ls rivers in boat to Peru.