Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

CALIFORNIA DOlNGS.
2 The brig Rodolph siiled On 1hutsda' iot
San ftaarisco The ship Dafbvty ssilod
Yesterday for San Francisco with upwards
ofioO passengers Among them arc Rev
Nc Btierly OF GtahOO, aud Df butasll OF
New York Tho former has contributed a
handsome library ~ eligious and soiennhr
books lof the use ol the company and goes
rut free lot Nheelwtlshr, ESQ OF South
Boston, goes DOT ~ the Duibury, and lakes
with Lim a handsome sail boat. VIII, h he
! ms called the Lone star OF San Francis
. CO. The DuXbuty takes NJ HQuut She
vtlI be followed from TITS port by The batquo
Carthage, belonging 10 the same owners.
The baQue Llnstk. Capt J. Wued6Or,.
C.eatei for California, yesterday with 100
passengers, among whom are The Nepuusri,
Kotbutv, aud Norfolk Mining Companies
Also \ number from Lyub and other atIuin.
ing towns. Tho iurmrr COMPANY received
, bauuSuuc donation at books from the i'it
ladies' OF Dnf,he,t lict m,uilr,. ctuHtl.
cos TWO hundred and hny e:gm articles a'
entry
Persons bound Tor IKE gold regions con
End excellent accommodates on board the
tine brc Iatanin, which will sdll ia eight OF
ten days Captain Metill, who commands
her, d, q drsi rate sailor. and will do every.
hing IN his power TO make the passage plea,
an AMI agreeable. The vessel belongs to
tine shawmut Mining and Trading As>o,Ia.
lion Any person disposed 10 Jolp this
company can have 40 opportunity 10y apply
ing at L II. Swazcy a Co.'S, No ~ Com.
metolsl street, on or before Wednesday
NEXT.
A company under the name of the "Nurh
Western Association has beeu formed 10
this CITY. II iSto consists of forty mem
bers, vino pay one Thousand dollars each
They have purchased the batquc ont. Of 2i0
tons tons, which will be pro,I,ionCd lot Two
years She is TO be commanded by Capt L. .
" Montes
4 company Of young men belonging to
tohasset, ScliIate, and towns in that Nlcin. I
iiy, sixteen IN number, have purchased Ito
brig Planet, OF Passport, 10 tons burhea,
and five years old, for 1900 dollars, and .
she will be immediately hued out Tor San
Francisco
Tue Springfield Republican says "a .
small company called The Franklin Mining
Company, has been formed in this town,
and intend starting next week for California
10y way OF The lslhmus. They sail from
New York"
.
Emily Bourne, sailed from New Bedford, on
/ thursday, Tor California TIE gold excite
ment ~ New Bedford docs no, seem 10
ablto. The Mercury Of Yesterday morning
says. "lhe scbooners Trcmou: and John Al.
lyme Will sail To day for San Francisco; TO
be followed shortly by the ships America
and Mayfowrr, and schoonefs Horace.
Jazslle, Passport, and others
We learn from the New York CONNER
clAI Advetusetlhai fine comptny of Young
men were to stau on Thursday afternoon
RON that city, who, under The CummlnI of
MAJOR Webb and ' G.. Audubon, Will take
no land route via Corpus hist, Monterey,
&c to the gold regions. The whole com.
>ony VIII hDmJct one hundred, hluy-h,e
u forty Of whom would leave Tor Phladel-
1hia yesterday. They proceed direct to
AFRO, winch - the rendezvous of the parry,
Nh,tc they VIII be joined by companies rom
he West At New Orleans, or there,bout
Is most cunvenIenl,lhey vii purchase mules.
lorseS, &c, and all necessary continents.
'ach man finding his own outfit They are
o remain year at The gold placer, that be
NC one Of tie conditions OF tie plrnership.
NO young men, brothers, James and Hen .
= Thompson, from Portland, Me. ler TN, !
NY, on Monday last, on their way to the
'"ld region. Iney 60 on foot via lndepen. :,
'ence, taking with them only the common
regulations fora hunting excursion--sen.
tng their goods 10y sea 20 san Ffancisco,-
hey expect to reach California two monihs :
u advance Of those who 60 with teams or
acA mules. Should tho prudence oC,he.c l.
Dung men be equal To- Their perseverance,. I'd
'truue Is before Aem.--Sl LOUIS Repubh. =
an, Jan. %
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