The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

ard, james Sullivsu, Of Chsises; David g. Esl
DANIEL WEE, Il Maiden VIM. Slater Wa. r. I.
Der, Of East Boston; Pummer, Of D3schsstsr
Rufu. ?. wymsn OF woburn; Aumi r, Den nison, R
L. Leach, D. Hasslton Of Lowell; Harrison Esstm Al
Of Concord, N. H Thomas Stssrns. Of Sudbury
Francis stsbbins, Of West Springfield; Jonathsr
WhitnoIS Of AIsxandiis, N. H.; John whtnore, Of
In the Emily Bourne, from New Bedford for
San Francisco;
Heratio s. Rotoh Of New Bedford; Robert ,. Amy,
persons:-Wm. H. Potter Of New Bedford, master;
Obsd Dslapo. Of Mattapoisstt, lat mate; Warren NJ.
Wood, James Buckley, Robert MKsnsis Reuben Ash.
Icy, Leonard Dwight, Andrew T. Tompkins, Samuel
G. Jones, and A. lincoln, Of New Bedford; james E.
Barnaby, Of Taunton; Joseph l.. Ksnnson, OF Fair
haven; Philander Keith, Jr and Joseph C. Crossmau
Of Wsrsham; VIM. Castle, cook and John Bristol,
In the fremont, from Now Bedford for San
Charles D. Cushmau, of New Bedford; Gee A. Sim.
Nose. sts SI Ea".sS HSUss A %i. ra's;
Pierce Isaac w. Record, Joshua T. Seksll. George w
Tucker hsnry Pierce, AImsria G. Nelson, Alphsus
ddleborough; Jno T. Weaver, James H. Lewis Of
FAN River; Chss. Ellis. Ebsnezer Leach, Of Piymp
saoo, Me-; Francis Booth, Adonirsm Briggs, Of ~
-Bo'ten 1rareies, Fs6 o.
RHODE ISLAND.
Anne. from Bristol, r. L. for San Francisco '''
John H. Conner and Geo. w. Blanchard, Of Boston
CONNECTICUT.
An association, under the title of the Qulnip,ac
Mining and Trading Company, is being formed in
New Haven. They start soon for the gold region
via Vera Cruz, the city of Mexico, and Mazatlan
The journey by this route, II is said, can be per
formed In 81 days. A company, formed In New
Canaan, Conn, goes up the Rio Grande, and
across the country, from CamaIgo.
Arkansas.
A company OF emigrants for California, who
contemplate leaving Fort Smith, IN Arkansas, In
April next, have obtained, through Senator Dor.
land, military escort to Santa Fe. The company
will proceed by the valley OF the Canadian river
to Santa Fee and Albuquerque. and thence by Ell
Passo to San Francisco. With view to afford
prote ctiOn to the emgrants. and at the same time
to explore the country traversed by this route,
the War Department has directed General Ar
buckle, OF Fort Smith, to furnish a suitable
military escort, to be accompanied by an officer
of the Typographical engineers, whose duty
1t will be to make reconnaissance and re-
port to the department A circular from the leaders
OF the ENGRAVING party recommends the route as
the most favorable for emigration, passing az it
does through a healthy couatry, inhabited to a
considerable extent, and Astounding with supplies.
The road Is suitable tor wagons, and 1t is believed
that the journey frsm Fort Smith can be easily
accomplished in one hundred days. Persons with
or without families, who wish to emlgrate to CALI
fornla, are invited to rendezvous at Fort Smith,
where wagons, horses, oxen, and all the supplies
necessary tor an outfit can be readily obtained at
nabe prices. Freight and passengers can
reach Fort Smith by steamboat. All who desire
to Join the party should be at Fort Smith by the
first OF April.-Balt,more Amcr,ean, Fsb.9.