The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

true woman spirit, that If the voyage was peruous
her husband should not undertake II without
friend and companion to share his dangers, aod
soften his discomforts. The husband hnally oec.-
ded to yield the point, and engaged passage Tor
his wife. The agents OF the vessel are doing every
d ing which lies In their power TO make her stua-
ton a. comfortable % possible during the long
Tbe Raw State and California Mining and
Trading Company has purchased the ship Areatus,
and are fitting her out tor California, to sail about
'nf Br l Josephine cleared this forenoon for San
Francisco She carries out thirty passengers, as
p.nis.th White, Daniel johnson, wym.n ssrs.tsr,
Asa L. Lorisg. Almsndo BuIian, Donstd Letsbre,
ton; Joseph Cutts, lsorseonJ OF Es't rhom .ston;
Bsssett Rusl Perry, jonas Bro~n. George W. Ciout-
man and James Cox, Of Msrblshssd; Msths~ Gegsn
Gs SSs.S " Psioi Moca.s. Of wSsa
Quinch and John Crook. Of Providenos; Daniel San
born, Brown winship, and Thomas Johnson, Of
Lynn; Daniel Winslow Of Maine Patrick H. Swe-
ney and James sweeney, Of Boston-30
The shil Capitol will clear on Monday. She
has about two hundred and twenty-five Passen-
gers on her list.
The Post says-
The New England and California Trading aud
Mining Association have purchased the ship Lsnore
which 10 now nearly ready for see The company 10
$50 COO The Lsnors will sa 10 the OF Ia days
risno.d and sdoent seaman, and who also, goes out
rs President Of the comps.y. The Rev DR.. Bsschsr
viii address the company It the fremont Temple on
Thursday evening next
The Kennebec Journal says
We understand that Captain Clough, who 10 In
comnsnd OF whaler out Of New Bedford, has been
enough and 10 coming home Captain Clough is the
son Of Mr. Asa Clough Of Monmouth, in this county,
ago, by reospturing his ship from the natives
How much is 'tgod enough?'
Capt. Pauls Company OF twelve from this city,
III oh oh .nl w.. III
The Plymouth Memorial estimates that Ply
mouth will send a delegation OF over seventy-ive
to California The Memorial says
learn that COMPANY Is shout to start nom
thirty forty enterprising Individually and viii be
commanded BY Capt. Thomas Atwood, formerly Of
this town. Some Of the opulent citizens OF A. are
raid to have exhibited great alacrty In dtting out
hose who wished to engage In the enterprise, but
we're not possessed Of tho necessary means
The California movements in New Bedford are
thus stated in the Mercury
Eleven vesses are now posted at this port for San
Henry, Of F.irhsv.n; bsrIs Dioon' and pisisass;
brig Emily Bourne, and sohoouers fremont, GSxells
Pomona John Allyn, and Horsos Other companies
in progress Of organization and nding to pre-
vessels The Magnolia has fall freight and
about rs passengers, and vill sell about the 1st Of
clan several ladies, and large numbss Of entsrpris.
ing young men, portion OF whom go out With the
intention Of becoming settlers 1t Califor
mia The Dimon has been taken up BY company con.
ssting Of 40 persons and will sail in few days With
80 passengers and supply Of provious for two yssrs
The Pomona, sohr Of about SO tons Is owned by com
panyof IA persons, all Of whom intend to 60 out IN
her gold hunters, taking freight except provis
ions for the voyage, aud impemsues for digging and
washing gold. The fremont Is . large schooner OF
2s tons barthen and will take out cargo Of domestic
goods She has twentysix passenger already engaged
The America stsunch ship Of 464 TONS said to be
very fast saiIer and Is to take assorted cargo
and passengers ..ts-..
From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Jan 2s.l
The new brig Marion, Capt. VIM r. Derrick
son, sails to morrow for Chagres. The Marion Is
small but beautiful philadelphia built vessel, OF
Neil, Southwark, and owned by Bishop and Wat.
son, and Capt Derrickson She carries very
heavy freight but, owing to her small size, only
limited number of passengers, whose names we
CIV, below .... .-
Lewis Tesse, ST. Philadelphia; Lewis Tsess, Jr do;
John Grifhth, do; Samuel Ludlow do; Alexander
Ludlow, do william Platt, do Moses CHM, Baltl-
mere, Bsnjamin Eldridge, do