New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10
The Golden Chronicles.

The Fever Of Emigration continues with vigor
not only unsbated bat which seems rapidly and steadily
increasing. We CONTINUE the record Of the various
movements az far ss they have reached IS from df-
ferens parts Of the United States
~ GreenYort Ii n Getting has been held for the
formation Of a company Of thirty twenty-five names
have already been subscribed.
The Albany Company IS now complete and Is coz
scered one Of the most promising and substantial
CARNATIONS yet formed The members consist princi.
paly Of merchants artists and mechanics the capital
stock 10 $4,000, a, 800 per share al Of which has
been taken and the funds paid in The bark Nautilus
Of 3os tons has been purchased for g. 900.
number Of the most eEterprising citizens Of Troy
have also banded themselves together, with capital OF
s3OOoo 10 shares Of $1,000 One individual wished to
take $4,000 worth, but not being permitted il Is sad
be con'emplates starting on bis own responsibility.
The frs, detachment Of Saratoga gold ln,ers left
tna pscein for departure in the Crescent City
from this port Many Of them from the ranks q
the most sober and industrious mechanics and the resi-
due were professional young men Of considerable talent
and requirements
portion Of the Utica Mining Company engaged
berihs in the Panama from this port February l. The
remainder sailed IN the ship John g. Coster Another
party, composed Of Dr.. Theodore Dmon Oscar A
Spencer, Edward A. Pomsroy, h :. storrs william
Newell, A NJ. Dobbie John Weaver v smith, o. P
Newberry and 7 J. Mstteson, passed through Utica s
few days since route for this City 10 sell n the ship
sarah and Eliza. They carry full provisions for two
years, intending 70 return At the end Of that tine
The Syracuse and California Mining Company con.
ssts Of the following persons Messrs J. r. Qaereau,
Davis Divine James H. Alvord Jerry Stevens Ira sey
mour, NJ II. Turrir, Thomas A. smith G Cholet jr.
Robert Rugers C. p. Britain, J. T. Babcox, B. Davis
jr. Joel Greeley, John r. Sanger, Dr. Bagg. - Rich
mond Each contributes $500 and arrangements are
In progress for early stsrt-Mr w L. Tunsy leaves
Syracuse direct for san Francisco with number Of
young men from the two principal Hardware and
Clothing establishments Of the city. Their intention u
70 open similar establishments in California as they
take with them general assortment Of goods msnuiac
tured expressly for tina, market
Another company Of nifty has been formed al Auburn
with shares Of $500 each 20 great IL the excitement
in the village Of the plain, il IL said, tina, two hundred
additional could be procured In week for the
expedition. No, less than this number will probably
leave 10 few weeks for the Diggngs.
The excitement is no less astonishing in the smaller
owns Of the State An association OF young men have
gone from Ithaca and number more will soon be on
the wsy.-Another company Of eight, well equipped
and supplied with plenty Of money and clothing, have
gone from Lee Oneida Co. Rene has started out
of her citizens whose stock Of provisions while in Cali
fornis IL TO be sent BY way Of Cape HornNessrs John
tanning George Nesb snd Charles Crater, Of Oswego
have already lief, that place for California by the way
of New.York and another company is forming, com
posed Of the most respectable citizens and young men
Of the town who expect 10 leave the rst Of March
by the land rouie-A dozen or more have gone from
Palmyra; Port Gibson and other sections near by
mostly hale and active young
party of IS from Waterloo, Seneca Co. their
way Among them Is the late Postmaster the village
and all said to be energetic and industrious citizens
company of 10 citizens Of LOckpOrt, Niagara Co
was formed Saturday last Each individual puts
$500 into joint stock and the whole be gov
erned By full regulations for specified time.
VIM II HecOx ESQ who has for long time occu-
pied the position Of Asst Postmaster Of Buffalo left that
city last week for Gold Hts retirement from the du-
OF bis Office made the occasion OF social iest
val at which very elegant snuff box was presented to
ar. II by the PostOhce Clerks, twelve in number
The ensuing correspondence was of an interesting
ture and evnced appreciation OF his abors und0ubt
eddy fstiering 10 Mr.. Hecox.
From Massachusetts and other Eastern States great
numbers Of individuals and associations have gone and
many others still forming The ship Duxbury
cleared from Boston the TIN Feb for California d.
rect with 10 passengers. The ship was recently pur
chased for OO0 while her passage money for this
trim amounts 10 about Sl65O0-Ihe bark Drummond
sailed from the same port on Saturday with ~ passen
gers and on Sunday, Feb, a. ship Leonore. with 100
and bark Rochelle, with 46 passengers. Two Of the
Leonores company DR. Fisk and Parker H. Pierce, and
one of the Drummonds, were left behind.
II said that person belonging 20 East Boston, who
had taken passage in the ship Corssr for Chages paid
his fare and had everything arranged concluded 10 stay
At home after all and seek gold by diligent industry
his old employment The ship went without him, leav-
ing him minus about $500 for passage money and outfit
The brirs Acsdian and Rodolph were 10 have sailed
from Boston for California on Wednesday. The names
Of the Company owning the Acadis1 are as follows
Theodore b Cunningham, Captain Samuel P. Wells,
William II Mitchell Washington l.. Haskell, Abnor II.
Barker William IL IL Hebard Charles Hutchns Dan.
lei p Holbrook Alexander X. Mitchell, Caleb t. White,
Benjamin Barker, A. Davis Adams, Henry X Taylor,
EphrsIn Blske and Jacob Rhodes The price paid was
$1,000 The Company intend both to trade ard mine IN
Caifornis-The RodOph lately Philadelphia
packet.
The total number Of passengers, so far from Boston
alone given at l52 and the number OF vessels In
cuGinf the Rochelle ana kOdOlph, "a. There are -
stiu reported I'd for the same destination. Among
them are the following with their several prices an
nexed ship Ferax, 3,2 tons, 5000 bark Alice Iarl
ton $40 tons brigs Charles j. Dow 1877 tons 5000
Tarauto rs tons. - coo; Canonicus, ei,3O sarah
Abigail 2ll tons S50OO.-Ship Flsyo Of KewburypOrt
60 tons has 80 been purchased tor CsornavOyAge
at S22O09. Also, Whsleship Charles w Morgan Of
New Bedford 81 tons, years old. She will be sent
20 the Sandwich Islands and California and schr.
Mountain King by another hrIn, for san Francisco
The Mutual Benent Mining and Trading Company
Is the name of new Boston Gold Association. The
Company Is 10 consist VI ~ members from the ntlfn
boring towns who put In 500 each and have bough,
the bark Einms ssdors Tor 60 500 Capt ;. Henry 10
to commsud the vessel and Daniel l. Morse Of Chelsea,
| Mass IL President OF the Company.
The Rough sad Ready Company will leave Boston
about the first Of March and 1t is thought will reach
the gold dsgngs in advance OF any of the hunters who
have taken the water route. The company will mum
Der fifty men, armed and equipped and dressed IN
gray uniform. They take the overland route - New
Orleans thence by wster TO Corpus Christi and then
make an air line for the gold regions. Several prom
nent men have united in this expedition They will
stop In Washington long enough 10 obtain passports
The fremont Mining Company IA another OF Bos
ton origin II Is composed Of respectable young men
and intends taking the most expeditions route sainsbe
The little steamer Lawrence. which ran on the Mer
rmac between Isyerhill and New5urypOrt- last sum
mer has been sold 70 = New Bedford company who
take her out all prepared put together again and run
on the River directly into the heart OF the
Gold Region
The clipper built schooner Rialio sailed from New
Bedford on January 3lst for Holiness Hole and Cali
foruia with Mining Company OF sixteen persons
mostly whaling captains. equipped for sn absence Of
two years-shp Ooed Mitchell, also Of New Bedford,
mss been purchased by the "kenneoec Mining and
Trading Company snd VIII be htted for Cslifornis
with al possible dispatch The schooner Fomons
cleared st New Bedford Saturday with company
Of fourteen persons al told for California she take.
no freight except provisions sc for the voyage and
no passengers.