The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-27

OeVfko Opnem, froucfs Jacques, or Charlo6toWn;
Dr. George A Lsthrop, Of Carthage, NJ Y; H A..
Carter, Of Boston; John A. Pierce Of Boston, Nathan
Hunnswell, of Chsrsstovs; Robt II watts, Of Cam.
i KEN, OF ssndwieb, Mass f b Rosseter. Of Man.
chester, Mass; Daniel Osgoo1 and Sss Osgood, Of
Maiden, Mass = Boston Journal. Jan rs.
The ship Duxbury is to sail for San Francisco
on Saturday week. This ship was purchased for
$o0OOO and will be fitted up for passengers la the
best manner, with ventlators, &c. The Rev. Dr.
Thornton, OF Worcester, goes out physician,
and the Rev. Mr. Briefly, late OF Salem, Ga Bap-
t.st cleigyman) proposing to take voyage for
his health has consented to @ out as Oh iplain.-
We understand thar the Duxbury has already a
number OF passengers engaged; among others, a
company OF twenty-five young men from Cam
bridge.
The ship Montreal cleared to-day for California
and the Sandwich Islands. Her passengers can
be found undsr the usual lad The Schooner
Boston, tor San francisco, sailed this morning.-
The ship Pharsaia, Captain George w. Allen, for
San FRANCISCO, was cleared to-day Sne has $50
passengers, and her manifest Is seven ieet long.
The ship Leonore sails on Saturday or Monday
next. The company sailing IN this ship are to be
addressed by DR.. Beecher, at the fremont Tenn
pie, this evening. There number OF Newtoa
men ih this company Boston Traveller, Jaw %.
We learn that several wealthy gentlemen
South Boston are about employing thirty young
men to go 10 the gold region. The capital invest
ed In this enterprise made up of subscrip tlons
from the projectors, OF sums varying from $1,000 To
$4,000 each. The persons employed are to receive
tor their labor and time, a certain portion OF the
profits, at the expiration OF a term Of years.
An attempt Is being made to form California
company In Chelsea. 1t Is proposed to limit the
company to thlrty-to purchase small vessel, and
load her with provisions for two years voy age,
and other freight for trading. About dozen en-
| ierprising young men have already joined the
company.
The bark Sulllote was to have sailed from Bel
fast to-day, with large number of passengers from
the towns on the PenObscot, for San Francisco.
Schooner Eudora IS fitting out IN Bangor tor the
Uf.Id and
gsIIIan esq., se '''''''' VIZ "''' u '-a
An association of ten enterprising young men,
from Rockpon, Cape Ann, have taken passage in
the schooner Boston, for California They 60 cut
under the name OF the "Cape Ann Pioneers -
Boston Journal, Jd,s. 25.
The New Bedford Mercury Says
1.-THE ship Mayfower, which has been purchased by
the New Bedford and California Mining and Trading
Company 10 nearly ready to sail for San Francisco.
Tss he. bssn nnSsr s .ctivs
agency Of Capt. George Randall one Of our most
tslprisns citizens who intends to 60 out In the vessel
We understand that our bskers receiving large
orders for bread Boston, the bakeries Of that city
bsipg wholly unable to supply the increasing demand
oocssioned by the large exports for California"
MAINE.
[From the Bangor Wing, Jan. "a
This week there will start from this vicinity for
San Francisco, two ssels, the schooner Eudorus,
from Frankfort and the bark Suliote, from Belfast,
which Will carry out to that new cline corps OF
New Englanders-a number whose average Ia
lent, industry thrift, and moral attainments Ger.
talnly make them the equals OF ths mass of
population they leave behind them.
About forty or fifty sail IN the Suliote, on Thurs
day, and some thirty In the Eudorus, which will
get of this week. In addition to these, five youag
men from this city will 60 out in the ship Leonore,
hich sails from Boston In a few days. Among
these will be found come of the most industrious,
thrifty, talented, and well connected young men IN
the city.
The annexed is list of the passengers sailed
in the ]. Goodhue, from PASSPORT, on the 18th INST
for California, via New York:
David Rome, John Bradbury. aud Arnold Pierce, Of
PASSPORT Joseph P. Hay, Solomon Trott Benjamin
Elwsll, Seth Heal Isaac Kelsey and Lysander kelsey,
The Providence Journal says, the bark Herslla,
which sailed from New York, ed inst, for San
Whitman u Co., OF Providence, tor trading, min
Ing, &c, embracing between twenty and thirty
active, honest, and intelligent young men, selected
from the different mechanical and trading profess
slons. They 60 out with, anu under the direction
OF Capt. Nicholas Johnson, Jeremiah G. Stone, G.
w, Greene, and B. f. Whitman, under the firm Of
Johnson, Stone IL Co. They take with them a
full and general assortment of merchandise, with
all the necessary tools and implements tor drilling,
mining, &c. There were also on board two other
companies from Providence, viz: The Rhode Is
land Co, and Henry Brastow's Co, composed of
highly intelligent and active young men,
\ CONNECTICUT.
YESTERDAY morning noticed the departure OF
the schooner G. H. Montague. bound tor Callfor-
MAJ to-day we publish list of her passengers
Gordon H. Montague Richard N Mo1s.gus, 1e.isb B.
Lam, Randolph Barnes, II d. Monson, Geo. Graham,
Giiswold s. Ely, Ransom Dibble, Francis Montague,
cs1ny ss~ ss
win of Cornwall Joseph T Benedict. Of Hunt ogton;
Robert Smith, Of East Haven; Sam'l s. Woodruff lSu
+. Barnes, Andrew F. Barnes John s. c. Jones' Viii.
liam J. Clark, Of Southington Aaron Highly, Samuel
w. Psrmelee. A f Camp, Nathan +. Griswold, James
Z. Bslden Charles c. Cos Abram N. Jackson, Jerome
2. jackson, Thomas c Hubbard, Of Meriden; julius
Ba.sstt William M Wallace, William Humphrey Jr,
Lewis JohnLon, Moses James, John H. Buel. Eugene
Dursnd Anson Plat, Edgar French Wheeler Bsssett,
Ehhu r Baldwin, Of Derby Stephen Ives parueles,
Elzur Rogers, of North Branford; Dennis w. Nor
ton. of North Madison; Rossiter Robbins, of Wshers
field Joseph B. Fitch, of Maine.-New Hapen Journal
and Courier, Jan. 70.
The following are the names of the individuals
comprising the /" GrotOn California Company"
which sailed In the schooner Velasco this day, Tor
the "gold COAST
Elijah b. Morgan, Daniel Davis, Mason R. Pasker,
James b. Avery, Osmore II, Morgan, @. Newberry,
Reuben 8. Clsdman, Albert Cha pmau, Johu s. Lester
Chspnan. Giles Z: Lsub, ]. A. stoddard, Roman
Stoddsrd, IS A Psrlin, David Fog, Moslsy Curtis Eli
s1s r.nn smith espm.n
Henry Desne, Thos. Wilson VIM. Webb, VIM o Phil
lips, wight PHILIPPE, George Huntlsy, B. W Morgan,
( -. VI
Ruei Cary, CORTLAND Morgan, VIM Bray, Ambrose
II Crant.-N.w London Ch, ontcie, Jan. rs.
MARYLAND.
There are now eleven vessels advertised to sail
from Baltimore, and every day is likely to add
to the number Thev vessels now advertised are the
ship Xylon, Capt Brown, of upwards Of 500 tons,
sail In lew days. the fine packet built bark Kirk
land of $50 tons to sail the 10th Of Fsb the bark
Hebe, Capt Stetsop, Of 300 tons, TO sail in few
days; the clipper bark, John Potter Capt. Watts
the beautiful bark John Mayo, Capt. Purrington
the bark Tarquln, purchased by a company who
intend to make joint stock concern of it; and the
brig Richard w Brown, Capt Speed
| These vessels all make the voyage to California
direct, round Cape Horn. And besides these, the
splendid new ship Juniata, III tons, Captain A.
smith, advertised TO sail about the LIST OF April.
| This vessel Is now in port, but Is expected
shortly on her return voyage from Liverpool.
The following vessels are advertised to take
passengers TO Chagres-
The ane brig Bathurst, Capt John s Hooper and