New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
The Golden Chronicles.

taken by Massachusetts. and the NeT-Engl and
States generally. although Nev.York and the Great
West by backward IN their Golden efforts
The pilo,bost William g. Hsckstaf will leave this
port on Saturday next, for California direct She
commanded by Capt Charles White. Of our most
sklful Pots who has been connected with the vessel
since her construction. The H. mss bad the singular
fortune 70 be out in every gale that has blown our
since she entered the potservice, and through
these has proved herself Of the eeiest sses and
best sea-bosis built she taxes out some ten pas
sengers snd is provisloned for eighteen months
w F. WHITE, brother Of J. w WHITE, Esq. Of this
City sailed last week for san Francisco in the South
Carolina He has taken with him large amount Of
goods and intends to settle permanently at san Fran
cisco as merchant He has alio taken with him al
the necessary apparatus for mining operations He nss
been for i've years examiner Of goods In the Ap-
prasors Department Of the New-York Custom House,
where ne won for himself high character tor st,en-
ton and integrity. There IL the hes Of the
Department at Washington voluntary testimonial from
the leading importing merchants with whose business
bis duties made him connected, which speaks Of him
in the highest terms His young wife TO whom be was
recently married accompanies him. May prosperous
breezes and propitious fortune accompany them
Ne have gathered from exchanges and other
sources the following condensed statement Of the Gold
movements in dferen, states with number Of other
matters relevant to the subject
In this state the country town. are extensively al
fected Thirty-siS names have already been entered
upon the roll Of a company of Gold hunters at Hudson
The number is limited 10 20. Fifteen persons, ma
iority of whom are mechanics making arrange
ments to start from Springs about the st Of
February and the disposition embark is increasing
in that vicinity The company which has been forming
in Auburn has its full complement Of 80 men a, 500
each The company Is composed principally of young
men ship has been purchased and freighted for
three years beside many articles OF merchandise, and
Is 10 sail from New York about the middle OF February
Another party composed mostly Of Railroad men
fully equipped for the Gold Regions started from Utica
on the Goth and are 10 embark in few days al New
York Each member OF the company contributes $1,000
10 the capital stock They take with them not only all
the requisite materials for mining but siso machinery
for mills. SC The of the members Of this 1850
citation are as follows w. J. Bullion Civil Engineer
Yomef Williams John Bel. Jas NJ. Warner, Michael
Kiduf4 Levi Parsons, Jas. Carter, Mr. Potter. and
William Hall The Utica Gazette says that In al
d,ion to these several others have gone from that city
Nessrs Hackett and Davis sailed last week Mr. James
d. Pond followed on Thursday Capt A NJ Doooie Is
now in New York making arrangements for the EN-
DarkatlOn OF an PhitJ VI W
All these are exclusive of the thirty who 60 out under
the auspices the Utica Mining Company. This city
| will have full representation at the plscers
Seneca Falls started out company some time since
and the Geneva Gazette says the citizens of Ontario Co
ara about forming an Association OF not than 30
persons-to be styled the Ontario Trojan Band for Ca
1ornia Every member will be expected to 90 person
sv 10 California and the psn OF the company will re-
I no able command -.ilU IN
cs,h the Band ia organized, II will be constituted
chiefly of farmers and mechanics and no, TO exceed
three professional men The government OF the Band
| uiu sporoach somewhat to military discipline
Several are about leaving the ,ewn Of Angelica Ale
gany Co.
company of from 10 to isis 10 start from Palnyfa
IN few DAYS. They rendezvous In New York, and
tbsnce proceed by some route 10 be hereafter fixed
gslf dozen citizens Of Balston about starting
and a number of other expeditions csiiorniswise are
| reported as in progress
Massachusetts, will have extraordinary deleg alton
q, the Gold mines All kinds Of companies are forming
in nearly all the large towns Ia the state, snd several
hundred persons are already far their way TO the
| Golden Land.
| The following vessels cleared from Boston on the
o,h Brig Ameda for San Francisco, having on board
| the Bay state and California Trading Company - ID
number who are provided for residence OF several
wear. in the Gold Regions-Brg Mary Wilder cleared
the same day for the place, with the ha'sacnu'
sets and CaUfornis Mining and Trading Company 80
Ship Montreal sailed day for san Francisco via ne
Sandwich Islands carrying out one Of her owners 'ne
cargo was very large-Shp Phsrsalis sailed same day
| for san francisco, with lis passengers
Within few days many vessels have changed hands
with view Of loading for California in Boston and the
demand for them has materially enhanced their value
r.s following are reported ships sweden, 5000 :
Are ,tus $4,000; Leonore, $4,000 Frances Ann
suOO 90. Duxbury $1,000 York $500 bark Fela'eo,
= 900 brigs sea Eagle $500 Messenger 500 and
.c.ds, $4,000. Brigs Lsnsrk, laramie and CAnonieH'
have slso- been sold for handsome sums
,ro,, the vessels announced for California and not
msptoue above are the ships Charlotte and Resula'
bark. Dee anus Rochelle, Gilbert Mimosa Lucinda
v.ris Orb Drummond and Thames 5riss RodoPh'
Globe. Col. l-syloe. and Oriental
Ths ,cboon - Boston cleared from Boston on the
9.,b for Tslea husua Chill whence she vii clear Tor
San Francisco She had % passengers and no cargo
but ber stores. Being q British vessel, she VIII De
Obliged 70 put in to- some port and clear again Tor Gan
fornia
Among the new expeditions forming al Boston are
the following The q. Pacific Company. with number
limited 70 30 each cont. -luutins s-TvV0- A-e sap 80
IA, been purchase d and will be ntted out a. home o'
the Company In .ornis for two years They propose
to sal about the 9TH Of re 5rusry- Il Dorado Asso
cistionis the as Of snothe IL Is to number ~ Nn
shares Of 500 eb No persen to De received "'a
OF, two good recommend uon' no liquors sNo"e'
on board snd no gambling.
Tee total number vie hss sAilsd % lar rom Boston
alone Is given at 500 The seven vessels when Cleared
within one week (the last rrisd cut 80 Passenzer'
The Transcrip, says that Mr.. E. A. wright treasure
Of the BOSTON Museum mas left town TO sal from Ne"
York for California taking ith him A' souvenir
gold watch Of the value Of 81 ., from toe Manager
the Museum
The Bunker Hiu Mining Com PsnJ completed 'nel
organiz ston on Wednesday las. paniel Sf-aiola
Duxbury was chosen President TIE company cav
purchased the ship Rsguius, and intend 'Ains Oh ~
10, OF February.
Several wealthy gentlemen Of S.'uth Boston are en-
ploynz thirty young men TO 90 % tn 1oo Aesi0A
capital invested In this enterprise 10 made up 0' SUI
.erip.ons from the projectors, Of 81 ms vHyhs H0H
81 Loo to 5000 each. The parsons smp0ys' Ne
receive for their labor and time, a ceat.n p0'oSH
he pro6a It the expiration of term Of years