The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24


csrfentsr, G Kelley woodrun, W. Rooney, = bling.
Wetherill. c. A. Casssll, r Stroller, Daniel Mo
CURE, Nh. Coy, R,ttingsr, Hodge. Mr. Danforth,
Brown, F Madden g. W. Spencer, MIR. CunninsSsm,
j. Pen ney Jr, F. Speriss W. Z. Haskins, Hugh Good
win, Jsmer Spalley, N. +. Allen J. Barnard John
Haley MIR Dodd, James Edgar, George Johnson, j. d..
Claney, +. Read. J. Scofsld John Spencer, Mr. Ro-
binrop. II Wright. Bearsn, N Stroller. John NAL
r. Haley, Mr.. Dolin L. H. Beach, j. A Jacques, A.
Fleck Mr. Scofeld, Mr. Messenger, Mr.. Fevit,
wick, II. NJ. Curtis. j. notohman. DR.. Rogers John
Conroy, Dr. Stansbury. Mr.. McGlynn, @. Mead, J..
Simp,on, George Belden, Z Wells N Babcock s. A..
Ian John Smith, M Archer, Mr Cauwick, j. Y Hal
leck, s. Roohester, Mr.. Kirchner, j. OConnor, Mr..
o. Geodsn r. GouDss, L. NJ Norton, M CLARK, Mr.
Smith, MIR. Croncbnor, Mr.. Glynn, Mr.. Palmer, w. c
Dubois; s. Fleeter Mr. Upper, D; II; Hinard O..
lor L. Simpson, Thomas Wardle. Jr., A. NJ. Wells,
Metsrs Cary Co, Mr.. Andrews, M. Moran, Mr. White
and lady, Mr. Snyder Mr. Madden in LIST cabin,
90 total in chip, l63
The Bark Mazeppa, from New York for San
Francisco, takes out
Me,srs SAMUEL Adams, J. F. Ripley. B. Courtois,
George Brown, B. Pasquale, Cannedy, James j Wor
den Francis Moore, BseeI, Parker, Sherry, Young,
Hsleck, Wilson, J Colgate William II Peck. Albert
J. Hcyt, Ezra Hoyt, Richard Evans, Newell Worden,
The ship 4" Orpheus," leaves this week for San
Francisco. The superior sailing qualities of this
vessel lnsures her a short passage.
The celebrated Kit Carson, and Noses the Tex.
as Ranger, Will conduct a company to California,
from Independence, IN April next This offers a
fine chance for those desiring to 60 over the Rocky
Mountains safely.
From the New Orleans Crescent, Jan. 13]
In the general rush for California, we find that
many very respectable and enterpnsiAg young men
| are about taking their departure. In fact, the
| larger portion OF the emigration seems to be COM
posed OF that class which will certainly confer
young men arrived yesterday from Illinois, on the
| Andrew Fulton, bound for San Francisco, by the
way of Chsgres and Panama. They will leave on
| the bark FLORIDA; Their names are L. B. Miner,
Norse, and O'Meara Mr.. Miner Is step son
Of ex-senator Semple, of Illinois, and gentleman,
from his intelligence and enterprislng character,
well calculated to make valuable citizen in any
community.
(From the Newport News, Jan. 22J
The Newport and California Company are mailing
al possible haste to get or Their ship, the Audley
very good order, only needing copper which has
been put on her. They now overhsulipg her rig
R tn.
and their bread is being MADE here. They number
anticipating golden harvest amid the sandy banks
Of the Sacramento and Feather River, and all along
hopes and fortunes Of 80 many who are leaving com.
Portable hemes, and even lucrative occupations here
to do what II Nv yet have done earth, acquire
large fortune in short space of time.
From the Boston Journal, Jan %
Ship Loo Choo Of this port cleared this forenoon for
New York, to load for California.
eve the ncreaee The reports of three and sixteen
pound Jumps, which received by telegraph last
,iduals not easily excited, who have hitherto with
stood the epidemic exhibit at strong symptoms
Of attack Of the disease in Its most vrulent form
When they read about the twenty five pound Jumps in
our Of this afternoon, We fear there will be
little hope for them.
The vicinity of Harnden Co g Office presented
unusually lively appearance this forenoon, it being
thronged with the passengers who are going out in
saspts W. tsr,isd there for few momsnts and were
highly pleased with the respectable and ns appear
sDcs Of this company Of emgrants They are mostly
young en-, and good specimens Of New England boys
An advertisement appeared this morning ''for Cali
fornia" referring SO State street" And in censs
have been thropged with adventurers TO relieve
them from this annoyance, would state that they
are not the agents Of any vessel now up for the FL
Dorado
The Springfield Post says" Capt. Hardng's COM
pany rai,ed principally in esteld, have nearly
peted their for their journey to Cafor
mia. They 60 by the land route. The number in the
expedition is to be fifty each Of whom pays in $l26
The association is styled tho Hampden Trading and
A meeting Is to be held at Hampden this forenoon
for the purpose Of organizing q new company.
Adams. Each member pays $3oO they propose to
charter vessel for Matamoras, and freight her with
they propors to proceed to the gold regions across the
The holyoke Company, destined for California, has
mitei to fifteen, and is full. Each member pays in
$780, and they 20 out for year more according to
circumstances. They intend to leave about the first
Of February.
NAMES OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATIONS.
Annexed is list OF some of the associations
formed IN this country for the purpose of migrating