The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-07
Movements for CALIFORNIA;.
MOVEMENTS IN NKW YORK.

MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK
The schooner James l.. Day, Caot Jas 3 Nash,
sailed on the Sd instant, Tor san Francisco. me
following is list Of her passengers, composing
the California Navigation Company = 49,
John Van P~lt President Jsmes Nash, Chomss
w. Badger Hsxskiah Hn.daIs, Lucius Lincoln,
bill. West Bsnts Daniel Sslters Joseph W. sarter,
James Fallen, Coddington W Sitan, Lsuucelot Bird
John l. Anas,so Pnon winsm sas S'S w,
Clark Felix Byrpe Daniel Secor, Henry Lester, James
H. Nash, william Hedgs-rotal25 rs.
The James l.. Day carries out on board a sub
stantlal steamboat, tor the navigation OF the Sacra
mcnto river, sufficient to accommodate $50 pas
seGgers.
MASSACHUSETTS,
The ship Charlotte, Capt SavOry started from
Boston, Oh the 9TH inst, for California, and anchored
IN Nantasket Roads. The following are her pas
sengers:-
George H. Green, Peter Msroh. Joseph R. cOnnell
George W. Lewis, George w. Parsley, Stephen II .
ksane, 8. r. Godfrey, George Osnforth George W
Bovker, Milton wason, Thomas Reany, Charles Q.
Grant, M. Manning Birdssli. Daniel Mc,iowsa, Joha
Green, Samuel barton, Nicholas r. Roberta, James
Ritchie james Miller, Thomas Corey, Joel G Warren
NniS: 8 kSoSs Peter obn ioIsy LsIy
Jones, C. Manson, George l.. Murdsok, OF Bosom;
Gterse W. Janviin, Lafayette Chapman Harrison
Sanborn. Augustus l. Tirrsil, William Wsvel, B,pjt
min C. Wattles, Warren Fl Derby. Of Exeter. n. (;
s. C. Lewis of Pittsdsld; asa r Reid, Edwin Rich
Edwin H. Tarbox William Basseil, 5. E. Colyer Thos
Stevenson, William Blansy, John Dyer, George IL
SprsPue, Of Lynn; Stephen ID. Blanchard, Of Brook
lint Edwin Stanley. of Dapver; Charles Wniton,
William IA. Homer, Benjafoiu Darling, Of Cambridge;
James Hobart, David Wssson, Loosley B Lewis
NJ. SHELTON, Frederick Qunion, Robt rsppard, of
Charlestown; Newton II. Benedict of Providence Jos.
l.. Brown W X Erskine Eugene Wright, A. X Per-
ry, q eepleat w. Woods Edw. NJ. 18th Robt Far
:Sns 0IansH w. s'Tp1ss a
Parsons, VIM Morgan, Of Lowell; Gao II. Fessendsa
OF West Cambridge; Noah Thomas, OF South Wey-
mouth George Lamson, of Che SEA; Joseph Hartwe OF
Sale M James Buiton, George Bottom OF Manohsster;
VIM. Lambert Of II wiley; Dsriu, veazsy. of Uo-
tom s. Jones, OF East Bird yew stsr; jeremiah fse
kns of Yock, Me-; rnonss Dixon, IT Sara Mass si
ward ID. Hitchins, OF Saugns; joseph Ben-dict, OF
Pawtucket Geo ". Corrisr, Of Meredith, N H. z.
Firk and P. Parker. jr, of Roxburyi Hrary Soue,
OF Fresport, Me 9orace Buckiin, or Swanzsy, N. Il
]. b. Sturt.vant, of Hartford VT Saonsl Adams, Of
Portland; WARDEN Paine, of New Bedford; Lewis r.
Cove and H Weymouth, of Keusir gton, ". H.; g. b.
Sturtevsnt Of Hartford, VII Joseph Locharz, OF Sc,
W. Jaqus. Of A. wsaass's
Derby, N. II F.. N. Bowen ana Henry La zreuce, OF
Fitenhurg; joba P, II. wsntworth aai Josiah 3
Sratton, OF Waitna,n; Alfred Stedmsn Joseph Fui-
Ter, Kingsey, Kingsley, Of Newton; J: w. Has
Tnur,ton, Providence; Jas. Butler. Boston and Cali
fornis Gold Company -Capt. s. P: Poor Wells Smith,
N. A Dosne, OF Beverley; Geo. Whtehouse, Geo
Tspley and Chas P.rkns of Roxbury; h. II. B'owa,
OF Lynn: VIM. II. Carpenter, Of Worcester; Chas. o.
N.r OF Ros,on;-To's, l24.
The bark Edward Fletcher, Capt. Holbrook,
sale the 9Th inst from Boston, for California,
with the following passengers:-
John Turner, Cha. F shattuct, chas H vaisntins,
u, A.
John Il Nut,er, Thomas Hill, James II. BALDWIN
VIM II, Ormsbee, B. twill Joo. GLult, George rhrell
Samuel II. Jones, VIM Gavett. Josiah o: Standsh
ChMrer D. Kilton, John Baszsn Benjsmin + Reed
David Dunlap, George p. Fiske, Henry VI Smith n.
bra Briggs samuel B. Can.srbury rhos; W ingalls,,
Edwin f. Farwell, Ansel Bisse Edmund A. George,
George Il. Bradford of Bostou.-ToEai 30.
OHIO.
The following persons left Cincinnati on the
24,h .ult. via New Orleans and the Panama route:-
Wright s Andrews, George w Geoyrr T. Cogs-
we'll Ezra Craven, Justus g. Wolcost, Chares VOL
colt Andrew J Cox, and George w hlotz The
compspy has capital stocksof 81 700, laid out in
tcleB suitable for permane Mt setters
MEXICO.
The Np Orleans Dei,d, of the 23d ut., says -
We informed by MIR. kOckenot, who came
passenger in the Dee, that the gold lever has spread
to Mexico and RACES to great extent, particularly
on the Pacific coast. where an extensive trade with
California has already grown up. In the beginning
OF the month, about one hundred Americans set
out from Vera Cruz, with the intention OF proceed.
Ing across the country to Mazatlan.
GENERAL CAss. = The reception of General
Cass, at Cumberland, (Maryland) last Monday,
nighr, on his way to Washington, it appears by thc
-4Hfganidw was quite enthusiastic, the united de-
mocracy Of the place. and many wings assembling
to greet HIM with loud accIamatIons aud baud OF
music. To a bret address from Thomas Perry,
Esq, expressive of the pleasure it gave them to
see HIM, in whose patriotism they had entire con-
fdence. coming again 10 give his counsel IN mat
tiers OF deep concern TO the nation, he replied as
follows:
Fellow CitizeDs:-The reception you have given me
In Cumberland this evening, entirely unexpected
am not prepared to make q speech; and If even
1t would be in bad taste to make political
under the siroumstancss The country has just pass
ed through most sanguiuary political contest and it
becomes tie duty Of ali to throw aside all acerbity Of
Of political feeling ahd rail-, in support the Cons
tuition which governs our happy Union We should
ing to IT, as does the mariner TO the last plank of his
bark when compass and rudder lost in The dark
and the storm.
Fifty years ago passed through this place. was
then but lad on my way to the star west oca-
ted In then territory numbering about 20 900 inhs-
bitants have, up der the Provdepce Of God lived
see that then upsetled country produce five States.
our country IA advancing. Whilst the governments
Of Europe totterpg from centre ts crcv noe
the American Union Is growing In strength, and has
spread herself from the Atlantic to tho Pacific We
now the admiration Of the world All eyes up.
on us-hence 1t behceves aud all. to do du-
ty in support Of institutions which hope under
kind Providence may be perpetuated to the lfteth
hundredth generation.