The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-11
lnareass OF the Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of the Migrating Parties.

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Harriet Newell also left for the sa~> place The ship
Tarolinta, Captain Cane, va are requested to
STATE will be detained up... Saturday morning. She
takes out about 100 pssons and large freight owned
principally by ~. sssocistion Of young men, who go
out in her lhs ship Albany sailed Tuesday, having
on bos.d the following named persons:-
W II. Rogers, j. r.. johnson, WIN Ogden Chas
y. Doans, james Pullman, D C. Gourlay John El'
George Tones Charles Tucker. Philip French, +. L.
N Hayes and A. Veil OF New York; Henry Bissel,
son, james Brown A. Horsemann, q. W. Anderson,
James Morris, I'D. Seaman s. Somervills H. Megs,
aorss.ad. t 3. whitehouss, r. D. Hall H. s Horton,
VIM Robbins, A. Durell, VIM Hsymer, Ed Shure.
pessS sdasass Msy.1 Hcy:
ssn,C Phillips, s: c. Horslsy, L. Barnes, Francis
fidseon, John J. Day, E. Edwards, T. Richardson,
A. Wbssmsn, James b. Wright, Reuben Palmer VIM.
Dorsp, f. Piuard A. Bslre ere, Frederick Rinnins, J.
Anderson, T. Gilchrst, 7. c. Gilchrist Samuel J.
IFrom the Boston Traveller, Jan.el
numier OF enterprsDg young mon, Of Glouoester
lupsrters IF vessels employed in the Georges Bank
Fisbriss having purchased the schooner Paragon. OF
Gloucester. ere new fitting out for California. Tho
Paragon VIII be commanded by Captain Haley, man
well acquainted that ccsst having recently return
cd from three years cruise In the Pacific The Para
AID is good and vessel and is said to be-
excellent fes boat and very fact saer The Boston
clipper Edward Everett, schooner Boston, and Others
Paragon The splendid fchooner Loo ChOo, of Glou-
ce"sr has been purchased by company of young
men at The neehborDg town Of Rockport, and will so
cut under the command Of Captain Hale
TIE ship Edward Everett cleared to day for Cali
fest II cargo is very long one, consisting of $50 bbs
-four 500 lbs OF bread seed corn, frames Of houses
boats scaes and ct cererss innumerable but not
an item Of pirtuous liquors Her list of passengers,
$50 in number, We could not obtain.
The Maria, which cleared yesterday, has, among
otb.r articles. quantity Of Mrs Kidder's Cordial
The ship Leoro brigs Attis and Rodolph, have
been purchased by different companies to proceed to
Caiiio,pia The Attils belle pgs to Plymouth oompa.
ehaed by company In Newport for an expedition to
California.
From the Boston Journal Jan OIL
The bark Maria, Capt. Baker cleared At this port,
yet'etday, for San Francisco, with large assorted
cargo, and twenty-five passengers among whom We
notice the name Of Mr. George Davis of Worcester
Mans, .sn Of Hon. John Davis MIR. Davis is q young
man Of fine talents and superior education, ard We
doubt not Will assume leading position in tho affairs
Of the new country, should he make 1t his residence
The Maria has on board, among other articles a
house, paintsd, and In complete order for immediate
cton on her arrival cut
The brig Forest of Newburyport, Capt varina also
cleared this forenoon for the port She forty
I'VE Issse myers mostly sons of the old Bay State and
worthy representatives of her intelligence and indus
try-being mostly mechanics. The +. has library on
board partly furnished by her owner and the remain.
der by the American Home Missionary Society.
From the Nantucket Inquirer1
The ship Aurora Cspt. Seth NJ. Swain, was cleared
on Tuesday by Mestrs. c. g. II. Coin, and others,
passengers,
consisting principally of buildings framed ready to Be
put up, lumber, naval stores, PROVISIONS and sperm
candles. She takes cut no intoxicating liquors We
we're informed by one Of her principal that it
vas refoved at the Outset that nothing Of the kind
should form part Of her cargo The receive one
dollar monts apiece for the age out, with liberty
to leave the ship her arrival at Francisco They
and the passengers are principally young men, and
Ierpeotsbls citizens They are mostly and
go out to California In search Of less wded field
industry, with the hope too at tho time being
hla In fhaip Ghurn ne fho
has been discovered In the valley Of the Sacramento
Nay health, happiEess, and prosperity attend them.
We give below the names Of those who 20 out In the
Aurora mainly that our Nantucket subscribers abroad
may knew who, If any, Of their friends among
Naster-seth NJ. Swain; Mate-Al.1auder Paddock;
I'd. Mate Bepjamip Winslow. S-smen-James A.
Law, Roland Folger. Jr Thomas F Swain, George II
Dsfrees, Augustus Ellis. Charles F. Alley, Thomas
Allen, George Randall, and Thomss N. Folser;
Stewards-William II Har2er, and Arthur Cooper, Jr
Ps~sngers- DR.. J: King, Benjamin F. Foger, James
Charles Wood, Albert Macy, VIM C. Pesss William
Summerbsys, John II. Russell, aad Edwin w Hitler
Rice, William Cunning, and +. Smmonds, Of Eau
River and Sumner Goodrich, OF New York.
The Nantucket and California Company, Of which
We spoke In our last are getting on finely They had
meeting on Monday evening. for the purpose OF
gsnixiDg and maturing their plans, at which are
earliest possible moment-by the LIST Of March at
fArthest At that meeting, It was decided to hx the
shsres at $500 each and to continue admit appli-
cants into the company until their number should be
increased to forty beyond which it was not deemed
expedient to go A committee was appointed to look
for suitable ship, and to make other necessary az.
yapgements. This committee is not authorised how.
ever, to make any purchase without having nrst OBJ
tanned the consent Of their ates The company
We now presume will carry their undertaking through
From the New Orleans Times, Dec. 3Ol
Letters have been received in this city, from thu
capital OF Mexico containing later advices from Cali
Of these letters from an Intelligent sentlemnn. and
who Is well Informed on the subject states that fur.
ther discoveries have been made In the gold region,
which yield more abu supply Of the article
than the previous dggngs.n The quantity gathered
already amounted to At least 100000 daily, and
hauttion or any limit to tbs supply. There VA,
great deal Of distress among all the dggers want
Of the common necessaries Of life, aud attended with
very exte nsive sickness and mortality Men loaded
with gold appear like hagEard vagaboDds, clothed in
filthy and tattered garments Of the meanest kind 1t
ie stated that who had two barrels OF brandy
sold them cut at the mines by the wine glass at
rates which realized hiI fourteen thousand dollars in
gold Evtrything and articles offood and
Taimen a. mort unhesrd OF prices for gold
plenty and in the possession OF every one that 1t
seemed to have lost its value.
Daily additions were made to the number employed
In digging though yet portion OF the vast aood
of emigration from the United States had arrived The
frat arrivals Of provisions and other supplies will no
doubt realize larger profits than any previous instance
thatca be found in the annals Of trade.
TFrom the Philadelphia Bulletin, Jan OF
The brig Oniota, Capt keene, sails from this port
Wednesday morning next, direct for San Francisco
The Oniota s only Is months old and very strongly
built She has already proven herself a fast caller.
The o has been purchased by company OF cntes-
friripg young men in this city, some OF whom ass
going out in her Her cargo which il now board
has selected with the view OF loading her in good
ballast trim. The superior sailing qualities of the
Onicta give the that she will be among the
the very VESSELS that will reach Caifornia from
Philadelphia. Captain Keene Is most excellent ,es
and those who go Is passengers with him, may
ssSey rely upon his oeverness Ia making the passage
agreeable The Onio5G takes out the ittie stsaalo-
IiaDdsr to run O. some OF The waters OF hs golden
region.
The new clipper rhip Grs yhound Of $50 tors bue-
then, under The COMMAND OF Capt. Cisypool, cleared
Mt the Baltimore Custom House. on Tuesday for Cali
Iornta Her cargo cons It's Of great variety Of arclss
shipped by eighty four different pertons sud valued
hssrly sllO 200: The manifesto are thirty feet IN
lepRth. The Greyhound hlso carries cut thirty line
vsstep gers II whom the following is IL correct Est
Henry Il. Austin, .. q Latirner Gabriel Winter, VIM.
Pretty man, J. c. Bsugher Alex. Speck. w Brog1-
10y q. W. Crane. james Harvey, Jr, Joseph Thomas,
VIM NJ. Hogg, Saml. b. Hogg. James Price John Suit.
var, A. Dupei tat, VIM s'ein q II. Hewitt, Alex