New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
The Golden Chronicles.
NUMBER ELEYES.

There is still a steady OutpOurIng OF ENGRAVING
parties for the Gold Mines from nearly every State In
the Union and the excitement, far from lessening
seems rather on the increase. The following an
poubced as among the latest movements:
Du,cbess County In this state bids fair TO be asuu
dsny represented before the expiration Of half year
During the past week party Of three from Rhnebeck
and vicinity. named Kellogg. Ring aud Thorne. have
taken their departure in com psny With Mr.. John w
Whitney Of POughkeepsio and other companies are
said 70 be In process of Preparation.
Messrs Theron Minor. Ralph Goodrich and George
Leveridge Of Riga left Rochester on the l2h Of April
for the sthmus route.
Mr. Robert d Fog. formerly connected with the Buff
lsIo Courier left Buffalo the 10Th April and the
18Th Col G. b Pixley, an old resident Of BnehsntoD,
departed for steuoenvle Ohio 10 Join his brothero
law Col Collier OF that place when both will proceed
10 San Francisco, Of which port Col c. has been sp.
pointed Collector Col Pixley 10 to be attached to the
Revenue Service
In the Eastern States, the people enthusiastic
a, over In the search for Gold. Tho 'Ophr Mining
Company Ia tho title Of Boston Association,
numbering thirteen persons, VINO have started the
overland route via ST Louis. The members names are
as follows;
Ryubiesn David Butler John Rand Of Ballard Vale Capt Be
Of Webster. Ne
From Pennsylvania the towns of Gettysburg, Erie.
York Washington. Montrose and Mercer have each
furnished later detachment
The names Of those from Mercer who lief. on Tues.
day, April 2, sre as follows
JsHes GALLOWAY Jo'sph ssphsnsoa wm smith Geo Lyon,
JP Doug.s Jane. Woo- and George Yesgr II Mercer
MSs sae, and H, y G.moe ~ Of oooSy,s JOIN her Ct
oss Asl oe and Mr. Ierae OF Leseo'g aud Tucker and
J W Depew Of Crawford Colo
This Company had been preparing for time
snd started furnished with the necessary wagons for
iheT journey, we'll RS the proper equipments,
and clothing. They adopted the plan of a regular
share alike In both profit and loss soud death invade
their circle dividend s 10 be- struck aud the share of
the deceased taken OF AMI handed 10 his hes
Messrs. Vincent h. Geiger j. Harrison Kelly. Goth
printers) and James ktebs. formerly of Gettysburg,
have gone by the land route With the Company raised
In Chsrlestown, Va; while Mr.. John Fofney, son Of
Mr. 4 s Forn,y Of G.. has connected himself with the
sbeperds,own Company which has also started by the
route
From Erie (Ps) DR. Brsndes and Mr. Wuestenfeld
departed an the sd of March by the River route thence
escort under Gen. Worth, which leaves the Western
borders OF that State in April
company OF young men from York, Pa) sailed
from Baltimore In the shp Andauss In the carly part
Of April Their title the York California Associa-
tOn'-their names, as follows
Woodward Geors. schmidt, Henry anr Georg. RupP,
George Kin-ieier. samuel Dsk Dr Henry Henry
HoltIsneyer. Chapman, Alexander Vent Cornelius Har
b,ash Henry jacob Kent. Jonathan stoysr. David
One Of the company Is competent asssyer.
The Washington (Ps) Company consists of six
Messrs J. w. kuntz. J. Cooper K Lane =. Wolf.
Dye and NJ. uannigsn. They started for Wheeling,
where they took steamboat for independence, Missouri
where they expect to join large California Company
and leave for the Gold Regions about the goth April
Several have left the neig hberhood of Montrose, but
their names given. They left mostly by ship
from this City.
Sixty four gentlemen, composing the California
Mining Company left Washington Cd. CO on the "a OF
April via Baltimore for California They expect to
leave ST. Joseph, the Western frontier, about the
hrt of May and TO roach California By the South Pass
Various companies Of Georglans have LEFT From
Mledgeye, the following took their departure about
the LAT Of April
Nessr. ellsworth Psrt BaHas Br~edio,e W white II
sandiofd Starke Para. D. hing ani ID Edwards
These unite with others al Atlanta and proceed thence
10 ST. Louis At this place they will provide themselves
eonveysnces and then take the Independence route via
Santa Fe
From Tallahassee (Fla) Mes.rs II. NJ Brown, T. Be
Eesn Jas & Knapp, Thos. Barnard and Goo. Barnard.
sailed 10 the schooner Randall Marshall the 80 Of
April for California via New Orleans.
On the 22d OF March, the ship Tyrone sailed from
New Orleans for Vera Cruz, with a goodly party OF
CsifOrnisns-s whom were the following small
parties from South Carolina Pennsylvania and ONO.
y"aafs re California Ce~PaHy-Jsmes Kelly DE- VIZ A
Nelly d. d Iams,ss d s..bug Reesrt B.cl, j., Dun
can Hanson Levy smith, William Scott Nc Morrow Aorshsn
ssashas. LOU, franecos, Jehu Hayes, Campbell
Fso~ payisn o1,s-HIK,. Fnnsst.rssr,s Emiy. L
RES. Cs1e~a~J smith ouhe.n H.Iard Stop.
Aaees he Ps..enssr' by sT also Col Ramsay oloA ?,
-Four companies lefi Lavaos, (Texas) the 10th Of
March, for the Gold Reglou-viz the Defiance com
pany, from Dehsnce, Ohio; the GAINESVILLE company,
from Clsrksvlle Tennessee q company from Nstchez
consisting Of thirty men and company Of East Mis-
sissippt composed OF fourteen men The following
were from GTeenylle, Butler Co. Ala composing one
company
Mss-r. Dsu.as. W Benshaw. Davenport Raias Cal
ws Richards Jno Cook Milton Coos gao Deniug Ghous,
n cbse aud MKagh Of Be sdsfe ii Al Sfosofd' and
" Clara, cf Perfysburg. OaSa
R.. tha
Little Rock Gazette observes that every steamer from
below well freis hted with emirants with their
wagons and outfits, sc. Some of these, numbered by
hundreds their way to rendezvous either at Van
Buren, Fort Smith by steamers others proceed
shove by land ,s calculated that about 500 emgrents
passed Little Rock within the space of ten days their
to or the other of the places aforementioned
These were principally from Missouri New York, Ohio
Kentucky tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana, but
there were numerous small parties from almost every
stsse 10 the Union.
The Gazette farther says; We most willingly bear
testimony TO the gentlemsny department sobreiy ana
exemplary conduct OF all the emisrsns who have psss
ed this point They are energetic and discreet men,
who will prove vslusb!e members Of any community
Wa learn that the emisrsnts congregating In
thousands along the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers max
Ing preparations to go By The Arssn ," route"
about the middle of Msrch-probsoiy that from 81
Louis. under the command OF Capt Mixer the cele
brated Missouri napper and hunter 10" company
expect be at San Francisco by the time inc hTsi train
starts from Independence.
The Fort Smith Herald states that q detseamen.o OF
u Infantry now at work, near that place on tne
California Road
The following persons started from Fort smith Oh
the 18th OF March, for California:
hssta csPi-'a, H. } wsds~orth w l.me n,'aAl
Ny stsaisy J.s- O~es sssrd3 SeeSA ScseorVsS.
Afti Jeha "sds- fean. - No. Ire sot. ID u bo~ms.
hseb'nsen - Aoeis W Lancaster HArr., Rom nu
fsy Germany f'nne, Me- Bfoss-, Gsfo and others s''
at tsO~n.
The following are the members OF Mr. Hules Cslhor
MIA Company from Losisyile, Ky who go By the lnde
pebdence route
Hue Dr. Ha~ sns lazy L-ot Tbonpsoa UsS. DR. Msrtu,
Banter. Prst5eF. bfoSu MeMsa. Raukn. stoe-
bsrdn, J's us Doun Ihom9otg Co Stoets ksse
Jchnsi hAhes Hare, RH Redo, jacob fox, jacob
Fsa Fstssse 9rai sH1ey heay Byso Buek ksYhss'