The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18
Movements for California.

Movements for California.
NEW YORK.
The Colony Guard, company organized in this
city, under the command OF John McNulty, M D.,
took their departure on Friday morning, in the
seven o'clock tram, for Philrdelphia, on heirroue
TO California, via St. Louis, independence, and
South Pass. This company is composed OF
twenty-five picked men, well armed and pro.
vlsioned, dressed IN the United States Army uni
form. The principle on which they are organized
is perfect equality the captain no better than the
private, except In his official capacity. They are
high princpled and moral men. They hold sacred
individual rights, and will recognise the Sabbath
and the rites belonging to it. The company ID
composed OF the following members -
John cNutv, captain; N. H. Fowler. 1st heutensnt
James Glynn I'd DO; VIM 8 Bsu, G.. D. Burrill, D.
w. Bucklin, Charles Conklin, Edward Cocker, r.
Fsnshaw, J. Hepda, J. Hudson, C. T. Jacobus, N.
peslor, W j. Robinson, J; Rouke, W. Rouks, A. Riksr
w. s. Sands, w. H. Sherman, Vanranoe, Abbot
Pelham, J. Patterson, Ludlow, Alsop, privstss
The New York and California Aurelian Assoeia.
zion, per bark Susan, Capt. s. B. Lothrop, sailed
on the 10th for California. Names Of members,
/. s. B. Lothrop, D. G. Mecottss, Edwa. R. Greene
'Edwd. g. Anthony, John Lupton, George Rusk, Chas
Below, W. Seaman, Henry C. Sveetser Samuel
ixn Darius sn
= Johnson r. Field, O. v. Sawyer J. L. Gates, J.
MeElvsins, D: G. wilsen, J. Patterson R. L. Hess j.
A. Close, D. W. Enis-Total, rs.
4AC DoIh Slollbpd, Odpt. DdODlORc, bdllcQ ON
Saturday. the 18th INST, from New-Yerk for San
Francisco, California, with the Excelsior Asso-
CITATION" twenty In number, owners of the vessel,
with complete outfit. implements DC, and pro-
VISIONS ample tor two years. The following il a
Elijah c. King, President; James Nelson, Secretary;
James Rigney, Treasurer; Horatio 8. Gates MD, 81
B .Gin, @. W. Robins, william c Frost, Nathanisl r.
Berrien, A: j. Bglow, Seth Bradford, Joseph Mount.
fort faet flao Wk~~l~ n..lA m
Orden, Lewis Psyson, Samuel H. Hoyt, members.
Passengers Abraham B Selovsr, New York; Joseph
Ao,t,1 an; sndns aSy New York G. Campbell DO John
hssse Florida-rotal 20.
This association was fitted out under the super
lntendence of Messrs. Jessup and Fox, and the
perfect manner IN which all has been completed
(not excelled by any, entities them to the highest
feelings OF appreciation.
The following passengers sailed IN the brig Dr.
Hitchcock, Capt. Ewell, tor Chagres -
L. Seuthsrd j. D. Lynde, g. H. Batoheder. J. Crack.
burn, J. Morris, g. Gould, J. Hall, Z. D. and B. W.
Hathaway, E.. F. Blake, +. A. Gnshee, Z. " and V.
w. Hathaway, T. G. Hewland, G. A. Fisher w. B.
Staples, Connsrs, 9: L: Clark, J. G. Eddy, A. q.
Porter. g. s; ssssr:, j. B. Lu.hsr, B. st:tson, e. B.
J. M. Bufnngton, 9. W. Monroe, w. Ststson, D. Tib.
bsts Dr. J. B. F. Fuller G: H 8; Hubbard, J. B. Sweet,
Msssrs. Maoy-Totsl, As.
The ship Salem, Captain Thomas A. Eldridge,
sailed on the 18th inst, for San Francisco. She
took out the following passengers:-
Henry T. Risil President; Joseph d: Higgins seere-
tary; John J. Benedict, Treasurer; Josiah Gliswod,
William n. Waterbury, Lyman B. Ovistt John L.
Kirk T. W. Wsthsred, Directors; and the following
Colgan, Henry MoNay, John L. Kirk, David S. Blair,
William Joynt, Oren Joynt. Joseph J. r. Ourdan, 10.
siah A. Richmond, William R. Shaw, Zephaniah Rich.
H. Barton, Robert Roach, Thomas O'Cennor, Antheny
Bempe, William Wegge, Archibald Wallace, James ].
oNsil, Jane: MeD.1itt, Robert Thomas Amos s. RI.
GoItslyou Philst1s H. hslssy Martin Potter ossrss
Thon.. Xys. ssn'e Coles s''.- w cols: 5os Ss'Ss
Falecnsr,, James Everson, Andrew Rant, George
Smith, Assande. Edainstsn, jacob Clement, Peter
William p Elder, Moses @. wsdhsns, Malcolm J. NOR
john Jn sss H. Ess
Mount, Erssfss Holmes, james Campbsll VIM. 4
Tomlinson, Nelson Webb, Louis HarpRner, Walton
Rose, Norman wadhans,. John Provan, Edward N
Samuel R. Wiley. Jesse B. Green, VIM. T. Johnston
Henry Earle, John Gray u, John kshos, Henry A
ds, 9o.s :as S' k.sss
W. Johnston, Phillips Weeks. Peter B. Smith, VIM.
Doxsy, Joseph Do1ey, Paul Turre Fsrdinando Garuh
ssy George ". Brady, George Machine. William Lind.
ssy, Paul D. Burbank, Furnes Shair, Thomas Thomas
George H. Ahrsns, Andrsx B. Risll, Lewis g. P.iadl.
James Ludlow Robert Gsdn.y John ryan, Isaac Pine
Wn. IL Barton, Charles 5. E.s.nosd job. o BsiSs.
R.ynor, wn; I. overh.is.r, srsd.fiok Iibriohs
B Kenny Thomas MoFs, Meredith W. Love, Law.
renee p. Taylor, Edsr Bsrnuw, Snsdsksr Baldwin,
james McGss james Estenoe, Vincent N. Lsoomts'
and the following passengers, viz John Miller Mr.
Mssdsn lady and child and eight other ladies' wives
Extract of letter from one of the passengers of
the bark Mara, which sailed on the 3lst Of Janua-
ry:
VERA CRuz, Feb. 2sth, 1s4o.
ara !. tbs S't tS OF Jour d.ys w
and epirits We leave to-day route for Masstan.-
There are rumors Of robbers and guerss the road
We have reason to fear them. win write from
every city We will pass. If.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The schooner Harriet Neal, Captain johnson.
cleared at Boston on the 18th inst. for Chagres,
with the following passengers =
The Massasoit Mining and Trading Association
DR. Alanson Able, President; B. Judkins, Secretary,
%na.s' IL Boston; Shepard Of Wi%os H.
D. W. Stssrns Ware, Mass and A. w. Gould, Of Eox-
bury Directors; A. T. Dunbs, L. L. Baker, Edw sander
Th..t.r j. f. Tsthrop, ch..i.s Dunn II. G. Root,
A. D. Hatch, H. b. May, Of Boston; Capt Oseood, @.
story II cose. HI cS.,ss M I'I HolS bro < 81 81
wstsrtown. Mass; 8. G. Lorine Of Braintrss; WIN.
s. Hanscomb, Of China, Me- Iretus Goodell Of Lower
Waterford, Me-; R. Parcher Of Morriston VT; H. M.
Carter, Of WsterbuIy W.; s. Busssll Of E. Kings
ton, N. H.-Totsl, 80.
The following Is list Of the. passengers In the
schooner Horace. Capt Randall, which sailed
from New Bedford for San Francisco -
David Randall, Of Mattsposett, captain; Daniel
Perry, Redolphus w. hathaway. James Mcguire, John
c. Grnnen, Charles H. Edwards, Joseph Watkins eyre.
neus Crosby Joseph Fuller, Sampson g. Wordell, Ebs-
nexer Benson. Samuel Fellows of New Bedford; Anssi
B. Nys, Ellis Nightingale Ebsnezsr Skif Samuel B.
Quincy, Stephen Smith, Of Sandwich; James Cognan
William Thopae Of Dartmouth Josenh 2. Brown, OF
Nantucket; Charles Scott, Of sippican. Il.
INDIANA.
The South Bend Registsr, of the LIST inst says |:
The emigration from Tene Coupee, in this coun-
ty, to the gold washlngs of the Sacramento, start
ed this week; We have been furnished with their
names, as follows
A. H. Frazier, r. Shufier, p @. Spencer DR.. J. Az.