The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11
HO! For Call1oy MIA.

The repairs OF the engine of the steamship Pa
mama have been completed, and she made a trial
yesterday. She ls now in excellent trim, and will
leave for Panama on the 10th instant, positively.
She will be commanded by Lieut. David d. Porter,
of the navy, son of the late Commodore Porter.
Her route will be through the Straits stopping at
Rio, Valparaiso, Callao, and Panama. She takes
a limited number of passengers, and will form, on
the Pacific coast, The third of the line of the Pa
'ciic Mail Steamship Company She will doubt
less reach Panama by the LIST of May The Pana-
ma was built by Mr. W. II. Webb, and her engines
by MI. Allalre, 'at the Allalre Works.
The aeplendld ship John G. Costar., Capt. Durfey,
will sail Tor San Francisco about the same time.
She is nearly new ship, and was built for the
East India trade. Her commander has made
some OF the quickest trips on record between here
and New Orleans.
Instructions have been sent to the different GUS
tom houses from the Secretary of the Treasury, to
the effect, that as all vessels clearing for California
will probably stop at some foreign port on their
way, they must clear for foreign port and mar
ket. By this means the value OF the goods sent
out will be got at. in foreign manests the value
is stated. which Is not the case IN coastwlse mani
tests. The Secretary also says that the law rela-
tive to the ventilation, sc, of passenger ships,
does not apply to vessels bound TOR California.
The following passengers sailed, on Friday, in
the ship Morrison, Capt. Spaldlng, for San Fran
Edward Long, John P. Emmett Robert jenkins,
Jane. B. Jsnlins, DR.. E. Spring, DR.. Irving, Leo
cob schiesin. Alfred Schiefsn, Master E. g. sohief
felin. Walter Cromwell, e. Morris Peter Mesercau
H. RSns cs.Ss: a
g. Lake, George W. Cannon, j Sterritr smith, Bone
dict Hsyss, Frederick Olmsted, james Anderson viii
anos, Ephrain Daniels, James Decker, James Crsney,
"A. Anderson, Andre. Meyers, John Csrlonnier, 10
ton R Stevens, Joseph Walker. Peter Donnelly, G.
W. Warner Peter Burger, Charles B. Curtis, Charles
so:n aS;'r cSs. Gilbert
ley, Amos Gage. Vinosnt M. Page, Tryon Fisher, T.
W. Hurd, Curtis Bawley. Patrick MoGinnis, B. H.
H P.s.msre, M. D. HATHAWAY. william S Moa.t, B.i,'
tholomew Price. .sas Bartine, Zsdeck Becker A. H.
man Williamson Corson, Peter HILL John Lewis,
George Nelson, Cespsr Mason, Aaron Fairweather,
EbeneEer French John Bundeil, D. A. Lockwood, A.
Cloyd, James B. Green, Daniel H Marshall, John s.
W.lbssss, Timothy Mullsns, s. sheppard; John
Van Dsvsnter, Henry Sands, James Cashier, William
Peter Wendell, = NioolI,, NloolIs Total 100
The following passengers sailed on the 9Th inst.
in the bark Keoka, Capt. Mcguire, for San Fran.
clsco.-
WIN. Hahn. E: A. Terry, C. W. ch.pi., c L. D.vids
G. Burchard, Lyman Burritt J. M Conds., T. 8: Kay
J.. Warner, William Hall, --Bggs, Moses Weeks
ThS; M.csy T Es.s s% ss,4.r k::s:;
DwinsI Daniel Ades, w. M willard, James Hum
?hIsy w. Davis. George Seymour L. 1 nsynoud:
p. Weston, Israel Green, f. p Weston.
Passengers In the ship Sablna, sailed from Sag
harbor, l.. l., tor San Francisco, on the 7th Inst:
CO. aa: ch; s sss,sy Roger
Howell. Names Of the stockholders who 60 out In
sIHy G5s's David Hand H James w R1rk sc.s
ford, Edw. H. white, Tho.. E. warren, ssml B
LUDLOW. Geo. Herrick, Thos J. Glover, Chas. Howell
Albert Rogers, Edw, w. Hssey. l. Ludlow, Nathan
John H. Green, Edwin B Ishum. Jedsdish Conklin
Is Ven Scoy' Henry Rhoadss, Austin jaeger, Albert
B.R. Green, VIM. c. Hstnes, Jno woodward, Jos
Case, Albert jaeger, WIN H Post, David H. Hand
Lewis jaeger Jstur Reeves, Thos L. MoElrath, I's.c
Ssyre, Chss N Green, Geo H Burnett Lewis Sand
ford, VIM. Halsey, Ssltsr s. Horton, Jshn H. Cook
David +. Parker, John Ludlow. Total, OF.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
There area number Of persons waiting pas
sage at this port, and there are several new COM
panies under way which gradually filling up.
These we have before severally noticed In our
young men belonging to Cohasset, Scituate, and
towns In that vicinity, sixteen IN number, have
purchased tine brig Planet, of Eastport, 120 tons
burthen, and five years old, TOR $4,5o0, and that
cisco.
The fine bark Lanerk, Cspt Woodbury., cleared
this forenoon for San Francisco, with l20 Passen.
gers, whose names are suppressed until she has
sailed. Among them are the members OF the
s'Nepcnset California Trading and Mining Com
gsny" and the "Roxbury California Mining and
Trading Company"
The L. has also on board, among her passen
gers, the "Boston Mechanics Mining Company
and the sNorfolk and California Mining and
Trading Company" Her manifest is OF goodly
size, embracing two-hundred and fiity-eight ar
tIces OF entry.
The Springfield Republican says ga .smal
company, called the Franklin Mining Company
hes been formed in this town, and intend starting
tnp <,f et1oV ofn
They sail from New Yoik."
The fine bark Helen Augusta, on the stocks a
Newburyport, has been bought by Boston firm
and Capt. Frederick Myrck, and Is to proceed L
q California. She was to be launched yesterday.
The gold excitement In New Bedford does no
seem to abate. The Mercury, Of thus morning
seys the schooners fremont and John Allyne wi
sail to-day for San Francisco to be followed short
ly by the ships America and Mayfower, an
schooners Horace, Gazelle, Passport, aud others
--Bostow Journal, Feb9.
The ship Cohota of this port, of GOO tons burther
has been sold for $50, 000-desti nation California
new company, under the name Of the "Nert
Western Association,'' has been formed IN thu
city. 1t is to consist of forty msmbers, who pa
$1,000 each. They have purchased the bark orr
ci 2f0 tons, which will be provsloned for two years
She Is to be commanded by Capt. F w Moorei
The bark Helen Augusta, for California, wa
launched from Newbup port yesterday.
The following IS a hist OF the passengers fror
- this port in the bark Rodolph, which cleared ye
terday:-
Andrew Watkins, Thos L. Mc1uire, Geo. = Ken
G. e. Hayden, Geo w. Wallsce. VIM Bishop A.
Chapman, VIM Canteow. Jos Diliavsy, Lyman
MurdeR, Chas T. Dodd, Chss A. Dickerson, Tbos
aoberts, Isaac McCisnnss, Of Boston, VIM X. Blancl