The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
CaISfor. In Emigration.

CaiSfor. In Emigration.
Vessels are leaving, with cargoes and passengers
from this port, quick succe ssion. Yesterday, the
ship Apollo sailed for San Francisco, having on
board the following named persons
George Shaun Horace Riley, Charles R. Riley, w.
P~gg, Jas. d Prout, Cornelius Dewitt, James Dean,
X. Chsgotte, Lyman Dutohsr, Benz L. Gum, Alfred
Davis N. II, G.rke, George w. Hammond, Matthew
son, Wiin~@ Ferguson, Joan A. Drake lanes
Joon Mswatt W. W. Even, w H. Bovse Joha
March, Charles Foot, George H. Wells, Brsckett,
John L. Carey, Matthew Campbell John Davitt Isaiah
lnms., JeEvs Stokes, Pascal Rutledge, George Pave
marcus, John Msler, John + Lover, L. Watkins,
Ornsi ton william T. O'Connor, D. c. Belts, j. p.
Beach, Isaac Foster, John Hotaiing, LOOMS Lamb,
james Boucher, Thomas Haifman, john X Murphy,
Henry johnson, Howard BucsingnAsn Levi Strong Il.
Moore, DR. Ashley, A Beach + Dorsatt hrst stew
ard, Wilam Morreir, second steward; Solomon Smith
third steward; Andrew Smith carpenter; Richard
lehman. sixtysix pa..ensers-cr 50 persons in all in
Captain Rogers second mate; ten seamen, and three
COCKS
List of passengers sailed yesterday in the bark Rolls
Capt Hall:-
Joseph q Walters, Joseph 8 Willets, Mahlon Chi
chester, Iheoaore 4. Pruden, Theodore duiIlsuden
Cbissnon Garfield, Thomas Marshall. Daniel A Cor
BAN John J. Roberts Henry M. Weed, Edwin r.
Nichols, William Wetmore Jehisl T.. Thompson, Wat
Brown OSBORN Egbert q. Barton Isaac Il Knowl
ten, Gcyn T. Dtforeest. William Cowley, William
Williams and son John, John t Smith, John X Beck
man James Vantine and Geo M. Troutman, Of the
company, previously sailed in the brig Frances
fer San Francisco, via San Juan River.
The schooner Olivia sailed yesterday for San Fran
cisco She IL owned and freishted by company of
gentlemen, who go out in her. as follows:J K. With
houts J Pe.se. VIM Fish, W. Z Keys, Thomas C. D.
Olmttead. E Beyles, w: Van Sickle. E. Van Sickle.
Also - Paul'sn, captain; Dr. Tinker, surgeon; ".
Ottiveli mate, cook, and cabin boy. Pss'ensers-Ed
Cook, T.. Tinker, w. Mcintosh.
company Of leo men forming in this city, to
proceed via Fort Smith, in the early part OF next
month
We learn from the Newport NeWs, that the Newport
California Company sixty in number, making pre-.
paraions to sail In the Audley Clarke which vessel
weeks The company is composed mostly OF young,
active, and intelligent men
The brig North b. nd, Capt Royal g Higgins cleared
at Boston, Tuesday, for San Francisco, with alarss
a compsu Of thirty persons is forming in Augusta,
(Ne J for the purpose of proceeding to California It
Is proposed for the company to purchase vessel OF
go TONS to loso her with such articles as will be
such building framss machinery for mill, grst
MILL provisions, SO. Each member, on joining the
conyaby, 10 to pay $780, which will entite him to
with others In the profits and income of
the company.
Ship sweden, of $50 tons, at Boston, ha, been pur-
obsted for $50 900 by company, and will leave for
San Frsncisco about Feb. lst.
The brig Josephine is to ean from Boston Satur-
day next for the gold region.
Ps.-engrrs sailed on Tuesday, from Boston, in the
North Bend for San Francisco-Wiiiiam J. Warrea,
Chsrles Anes, Richard Palmer, D. G Stocking, Addi-
son Sxalow John Cogsgrove, Merrill Weber, William
Kennedy, John d. Bagnal Harvey Garcelon, John g.
BuIsr, aud H. Hunter Of Boston; John Page, William
Pstten n, ana - Ellis, Of Roxbury; q. Pearson and
Xrbr,, Hs Of SaSSTiaSe; Wsshic gton Edwards
A Otis and H Hunter OF Lynn; John Williams Of
,Do,chsfter; c. Robbins and W Bsms Of westboro';
X Wiuslow, Otis Hammond. and Curtis N. Smed-
ley, of Ssccarapps, Me Stephen Crane OF Middleton
CT; Henry H. Sawyer, OF Fitchburs; Eugene -, Of
From the Salem Register]
We are indebted 10 Captain Samuel Varney, for
file OF s1ndsch leland papers to August 81 captain
We noble specimen OF the real critter on Sat
urdsy, which weighed We should judge, not far from
pound . ban
INTELLIGENCE FROM OREeoN.-We have recelv.
ed the Oregon Spectator to the 18th OF July. That
paper of the 10Th of June, says
We have before US tive letters-one by COL Taylor,
addressed to Gen Lovrjoy and the other by Mr. Craig
who has resided for time In the Nee Peroes
try to Gen Palmer the substance Of which
Waters on the 10th nit, for Fort Wascopam, take
up supply of provisions to the army The party reach
left that place or Fort Waers with 40 barrels Of our
and three Of salt. IL vas arranged that Col Waters
and Col Lee zach with part Of the regiment were to
proceed and overtake the murderers, and II possible
capture tbem hence the rum0rs that the naurderers
fed upon the approach Of our forces, leaving wives,
chor-n and property are probably true. It's hoped
that the army in securing the pro-
perty Of the murderers
Dear Sir-The Little Chief Of the Nee Percss has
come from the mounta and Joined the army, with
five other Nez Perces and We are preparing to march
grea. many more Of the Nez Perces viii join the army
They all appear anxious that the murd. should be
and Colonel Lee tho other part, and proceed after
Telckite. I'll VIM. CRAIG
FoRr wALLA wALLA, May 20, 1s4S.
GEN. A. L. LovEJoY- The army Of 400 mon are yet
On n ha 4 Pc RI
the murderers, who have all fed leaving their coun
try and ,took. 60 says Indian report party of the
army is following after some Of the murderers Ia
hopse Of evertaking them. The murderers have ned
toward Fort Boisa Fort Hail. but they have left
their stock and families there is no hope of overtaking
them.
Young Chief says that his brother Five Crows is go
Ing to give hm,elf up and be tried by our laws In the
valley. Five Crows has got well and 10 about the
Grand rounds
rom suckie is near Fort Boisa, where some Of the
other murdsrers have made for. We look every day,
now for part Of the army IN at the fort, with the
stock taken, and feel in hopes that majority Of the
men leave in time to get home and attend to the
Noticing but the number eff men that came up here
9ueled the into snbmisson as they heretofore
have had idea Of the force and resolution Of the
Americans and IL is believed It will have great i'm
fuence ever all tribes up here, all sueing for
peace. In much haste, yours So
N. BAH the above are Indian reports.
The Spectator OF the let, ssys:-
We have three letters bearing date at 1T.
Waters 14th May, 1s4 addressed TO Gov. Abernethy,
from Col Warers-one from Col Lee as snperin-
tepGsnt Of Indian affairs and the other from Adutant
Cook.
Col Lee eeched TT. Waters the 9th ult, four days
in advance OF the recruits The recruits arrived a
the 18Th 10 days Wascopam all In good health
spirlts, though much fstgued
The troops at Ft Waters in good health, with
cue OK ception Of or two csses. Col Waters had
heard of the appointment Of Col Lee to the command
Of the army aud had expected that ne would retain
such command, and 70 expressed himself to Col Lse
this GER however declined tue command OF the army,
and rendered hi. rese nation to Col waters requesting
him for ard the to the Governor ana, in &C
cordsnce with the united voice of the regiment-oh
crra and men consented to act as Lieut. COL OF IN
reg ment
WeIeptoleke and others we're prisoners at TT.
Waters. The Nez Perces were anxious thai Col Lee,
a. Sup Of pdian Affairs, should nominate Chief rs
to Ellis, and rs they insisted upon It, Col
Lee named Richard to rake the place of Ellis. and
Aesrusy be the chiefhey took the matter IN.
der copkidt ration. to cate at another time
The regiment at Ft. Waters is l60 strong, and Col