New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

I We notice tie following additional items Of
California movements in The soaihsrn and Western
sections o! the Union
new California Associston isi progress AZ BALI
more with capital Of sl5OOO-to be laid Oh, 10 paf
chasing suiis5e ves'el and provisioning It Tor ego
teen months Gold digging is to be combined win 'f"'
ing a. the Mines.
The big R,bsrt Brown snd the Kirkland, from bA''
tmors we're detailed several days after clearance
the ice IN the River.
} Tho nprob.r Of vessels which had been dispatched
rom Baltimore 90 California voyages up 70 lac isn
Feb was thirteen, four Of which were snIps ana tne
-e,,s,neer bsrks brfgs ard schooners. Among the
sbiuncn.s from the port was boat OF 81 ieel
lr,n aud IL tons burden, built for the nsvg cation OF
toe Sacramento Another i'em was Sne-s'ory mouse
u feet by lC~hch can be pat up without nails NOR.
tse or lennon By the parts being boted aud screwed
together. The root is Of painted canvas.
h. +. Washington. ESQ has been elected President
Of the Californian Overland EmigraiiDg Company Of
CharlestOwn Va.
Seventeen OF ex Governor snannon's Company left
Wheeling. Va. on the 18th Feb.-tO take passage al
t1s port for California round the Horn. TIE Editor
OF the Wheeling Argue In announcing their departure,
INDUCES IN some reflections upon the seriousness Of
the undertaking, and opines that many who have
gone = California 10 dig for the root Of all evil will
never retarn-aking into Consideration (he conunues)
the long voyage they have % perform ard the tur
mos and pr'ations they have to undergo should they
get there"
organization at Raleigh, numbering 100 persons. Each
member guarantees 10 pay in $500 by the l-h Of March
and the whole will be ready to embark At Wilmington
by the middle OF that month. Every member is 70
procure and carry his clothes suhcer, for twelve
mouths Any member also, beside carrying bic
own tools of trade will be permitted to carry his
wife and children by paying the sum Of 500 for each
carried and respectable single ladies will be
admitted into the Company the same terms Seps-
rate accommodations will be allotted 10 the females
and every attention given for their security and com
fgrfl he and Ter yard Y m 10
escorts.n
The Palmetto state will not be unrepresenied. An
Association 10 forming In Greenyie, 70 20 by land in
March April proceeding first 10 81 Leuis snd thence
by the usually travelled route. IL is 10 be a Joint
Stock Company, fer the benefit and protection Of all
each paying his expenses, about 500 AT
Hamburg 6. CO Capt Krauch is making up COmpa
ny 10 sail from Charleston abou, the LIST Of March.
Ia the Cherokee Nation, measures still in pro
gress for the formation OF an Independent Company for
the Red Men.
The Mississippi Rangers left Aberdeen (Mss) on
the 30 Of Feb forthe Sacramento, uiG Nstsmoros The
Company consists Of 80 well organized and equipped
Perfect equality both ia losses and gains s secured 10
each member, and community of rights and priv
leges the ground work Of the Constitution they have
adopted party from Yazoo Miss left on the 3lst
January-l2 in number Some 20 encrprisng young
men from Warren and Kinds Cos. (Mss have LETT for
tho Gold Region.
Frames for fifteen houses formed part Of the cargo Of
the schr William & Elizabeth, which left New Orleans
on 9th OF February direct for San Francisco The
vessel carried no passengers.
The exciteme Mt is rapidly spreading in Texas. The
Press is taking up the subject of National Road TO the
Pacific from the Gulf of Mexico urging ts prospective
nehts-and hopeletsy wishing for At the present
juncturc to transport them easily safely and conior's
bly, toward the Gold Regions. The Editor OF the Cor
pus Christi Star, o. ii. Peopes,) on his way to
California believes, from his own observations that
good road can be had from Corpus Christi to san Die
go in less than l4OO miles Sfordng good svei al al
seasons-The company of which Mr.. 7. Is member
will take the following route straight line TO Pres
do Rio Grande and parallel with that stream to RIO dc
los Moras thence to the Paso del Norte, leaving ine
Preside del Nore TO the LEFT and thence TO the mead
waters of the Gs down the ella to the Colorado and
across the desert to San Diego
In the West the following movements are in pro
gress
A company lie forming In Hsrrodsburg, Ky under the
title Of The Kentucky and California Compsny-to
consist of 30 members each putting in 81 coo; total
capital $4,000. The Association will go TO California
In their vessel touching at several OF the ports In
south America and will be prepared to take some thirty
messengers at $50 each. from Baltimore 10 san Fran
cisco The vessel is expected TO sail some time IN March
Messrs Turner & Allen are fitting out merchandise
train for California at ST. Louis and VIII take such pas
sengers may apply. Numerous distinct parties s hl
yonng men are also forming In the same city Frobaoy
200 are enlisted while 500 or 1000 more are thinking
seriously of it, Among some OF the aoventurers mere
is so much impotence to be shead, That ie" n"e
already gone to Independence.
Can, {, = Tu,te. who was with the Plains Battalion
is on hi. way to Independence, among the Others ex
pecting 10 gsnze in that place band OF ten or doz
81 To proceed with mules to Santa re- starting linEe
iately the hope of reaching Santa re oy he iOth OF
Aprl lie intends to so with pack mules, and thinks ne
csn ,upport them 10 Council Bluffs. There nc expects
IN take In farther supply with which he VIII be aOie
To reach Fort Mann. Last year IN ma WINTER ne uhN
ersed the Plains With mules from Fort Mann 10 foN
eayenworth and back and thinks be can 90 the same
,L;s year From Santa re be will strike down 10 Abu-
oueroue and thence across the RIO GTsnde oho~ipgs
trail which will conduct him 70 the Spanish ir"l near
the Colorado He hopes 10 reach the dsgns IN OOdAys
~, fnacne ndence This is spirited adventure, and
n handsomely accomplished will rencct ereol' on H'
/ protector. o,,. ho,ays, ,n,end
m start about the 18Th Of April with the expectation oil
beng AZ their Journeys end in 100 days from lndepen'
/ deuce They will proceed by the best known route
through the South Pass.
mutual aid and protection, which well conceived ana
thew invite others TO join them Messrs Morley, ise
Cashier OF the Miners Bank, Merritt sie eoi'D' u lne
Erress and two OF three other citizens OF Dubuque
I have already started. RI, 400 4. coo
The Wisconsin, Brigade, composed of from 400 10 ooo
persons will rendezvous at Madison about Inc 2'h OF
March and thence form the line OF marcn across lows
| and the Missouri Plains 10 California
| Illinois also sends detachment
Other associations are forming at various central
points In Indiana ONO anu F"i0'sS Va ~
| anon.
The Fever has length crossed from England and In
TASTED the seaport towns Of Francois appears by the
f,uovps. from the Cowrer De Ia GirOHde Of Jan. -
! - Txelve shps bound for California are 81 present
taking their cargo on board in the port OF bordeaux
These ships will depart during the month OF IeoIusiy
loaded with wine and brandy. The wine trade "hleh
had denrecaied for the last eleven months seems 10 re-
| vive California. with It's daily increasing populauon
will open 10 the market of Bordeaux and the department
of Gironde place To sell wines and branches ne
inhsbitauts of California. who are busy engaged 10
The gold mines pay enormous prices for the es'soes
ana dr.nkables brought there, either from Europe o.
from the Cape OF Good Hope. No doubt our produce
will cell wen in California
TO be Continued
California Emigrants.
Bv the bark J. A. Jssurun Capt Reid from this poIt