The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31
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From the Boston Journal, jan 70
During the last week there vessels cleared
ct ths port for San Francisco taking out 4so
gers There still twenty vessels advertised for
the same destination, all Of which win take oat their
element does not sbats, but We hear On change and
IN The street a. much said about Cslifornle |,
"g0d,o going,n "round the Horn" overlsna,' %
no . week or . fortnight since Many ofour shop
keepers, Who stsy at home are NOT entirely nee from
the Injection We may Judge rom 1s sS Pc
time seem to have been all made expressly for Cali
fornia"
upon board and exhibited for the benefit Of the ID
vsnturers All sg.s seem alike stirring In the matter
An j man, who 20 dsorspid with age - to be
scarcely able to get board the vessel applied for
pssssge in the bark Drummond, on Saturday last
The following vessels, as learn from the -ddver-
se have been purchased IN this CITY f0r c:fosnis ;o
bark Alice Tsrlton $40 tons, or years old for s.
brig Chss j. Dow 1877 tons, orr years Old for 7000
TaTsnto 278 TONS or years old for 50 000 Canoni
Gus, years old $4,000; Sarah Abigail, II years old
The brig Forest, Captain Varins, which sailed from
this port January H. for San Francisco, spoken
the 14th instant in lat 81 Ion 63, BY the ship Uris
at this port Passengers all we'll
Dorchester to prosecute mining and trading In Cali.
forns They win ssi in the bard Lansrk from Boston
sont time during the week President, Nathaniel He
bard Of Dorchester Vice President John Sias of Mil
ton; Secretary, John C. Edwards Of Quincy Dirsc-
tors, Joseph C. Robinson, James Blanchard, Henry
Pope, Lemusi s Blsckman OF Dorchester
new company 10 about being formed in Lynn, and
another in Salem. for the purpose Of mining and
trading. The Mail states that the Lynn company
will leave Lynn about the fret part Of April, and pre-
coed by the way of St Louis Independence, and the
river Nebraska, In wagons, directly to the gold re-
gions.
We learn from the Salem Register that the Rev Ben
jamn Briefly late pastor of the second Baptist Church
in that city is to sa for San Francisco, in about
week, as chaplain OF the ship Duxbury Mr. Brisrly
mall ID 10 mann IA aarn nj NJ
health.
The ship Hopewel, Captain Littlsheld, the nrst
Sunday. She carries out the Providence Mining and
Trading Company and large number ofpsssengers
in ell los per.ons.
RHODE ISLAND.
The following is a list OF the passengers IN the
ship Hopewen, which sailed on the Goth instant
from Warren, h. l., for San Franclsco:-
Edward Chase, Ezra Dodge Philip Eiske
Jesse f. Rsxee H. Garrison Christopher Vaughn, d.
H. Weson, N. Horton, William j. Silver, Daniel
Andrews, william Bats, Lewis r. Field james B.
Caleb Bur banks, Thomas c. Pierce, John B. Simaons
William H. Thuiber, Jacob Zurlinder, Charles Herr,
Bstchrller, Thomas Warner, Daniel v. Ross I'd, T. B.
Carr, Tamadge 9 Robins. Edgar B. Windsor, Warren
Pierce, Harley M'Donsld, Edwin Spencer, Samuel
Benjamin D. Manton, Isaac Knowles George A..
Weeden, Theodore s. Angel, Joseph P. Williams,
Thomas c Psckham, Clarke Dawisy, Of Providenoe;
Wsnton Briggs jun, Lucius Briggs Jeremiah w.
Brown Edward Smith. Stses Brown, Henry Harris, Of
Scituate; George H. Smith, Of Stonipgton Samuel B.
Turner Christopher Mea bury Of Seekonk; Joseph
Luther, William j. Luther, James Vinson, Of Paw
tucket Charles M Child, Charles Sweetser, John 0
Holmes, Of Slstsrsville; Edward Johnson, Jacob T
Holmes George Kineeon William X. Levett, Charles
B. Aldrieh, Andrew J. Vavney of Woonsooket; Albert
Sweet, Of Taunton; Geors, w. King Of Cranston; G.
g. w. Waterman, A. Wstsyman, N. Pratt, jr, A. q.
Trip, George W. Randall, Joseph Bennett, Nicholas
G. Reynolds, Anthony A. Rathbone, Of Johnston;
whitman TIT, Thomas Hattersley Of Msnviile; John
n Whike Of Eaton Maaa Thk,rnaa nj Rlaok.
stone Darius Pierce of South Kngton also belo ging
to the vicinity Of Providence ChMes @. Hidden Fras
Reed, Thomas Cole, Perry LAYTON, William Smith, j.
M. Hathaway, John E. Eddy Stephen Grinnell, Moses
Grinnell,, Francis B. Gardner, Cornelius Ssabary,
Morris J. Dooey, Thomas D. Palmer, E. Socum, Edw.
+. Gardner, Asa A. Sloeum, Andrew J. Corey, Corn.
Seabury, William H. Surgeons, William s. Hendrick,
Seth Partee Alfred w. Pratt, Robert Smith, Beriah