The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Movements for California.

FROM NEW YORK.
The ship Balance, Capt. Il. w. RuRges, sailed
for St. Francisco, the LIST inst, with the follow
BENZ s. Brooks lady, child and servant Frederick
Frye lady and servant, Joseph Shannon and lady Al
fred Shannon Miss Maria Shannon Miss Isabella Shan
non, Mir John Wise, lady and child, Mrs b. Gaynor,
Niss Ann Sands Doctor VIM. Brooks Mr. Robert ID.
Hamilton Peter Mullener, Roderck N Morrison, John
r. Dupuy. John McC racken. Of New Haven; DIR. Thos.
Blunt. DR. Ward MIR. J. Ward, Mr. Brooks, Of STRAIT
ford Conn: Curtis g. Curtis, p. Bassett, John Nc
Adam Howard Swan J. Hopping, - Hopping Chas.
Leland, Orrin N. Smith, James Smith, John Wood
bridge, Barnet Housenan Mr.. Price b. Stull, j.
Whitley. Mr. Chamberlain George NJ. Price, Alexander
Jenkins of Buffalo Morgan Kennedy, James Sullivan,
james Mclaughlin Francis Leonard, j J. Jones, A.
w Pggott, Alb b. Brown, VIM. Whitestone, c. w.
johnson, d. w. Hawkins, Vim. r. Howe, j. f. Howard
Oh c. Ackcrly, Calvin r. Owens, Charles q. Wheeler,
John l. Durkee Edward p Cogan, sylvester Couster
Laughy Albert W. Poore, William Wright, Henry
Doane, John Elliott, Francis May; John HigginSon
Charles S. Ruggles, J. hcNamara-Totai' TO-
GEORGIA.
The Mledgeve Federal Union of the 3D. inst,
says:-The following young men from this city
and its vicinity, left last week for California, VIZ: -
Ellsworth f. Park, Boiling Breedlove, T. W.
White, +. IL. Sanford, Starke Park, E; King
and r. D. Edwards. They unite with others at
Atlanta, and proceed thence to st. Louis. At this
place they design providing themse Ives with con-
veyanccs and then take the Independence route, via
Santa Fee.
The Fort Smith Herald, of the l4th ult, gives
the following list OF emlgrants, composing a COM
pany which left that place the 18th ult., for Cali
formal
NJ II. Heath, Captain, HI J. " Wordsworth, w. p.
Lime, M. Marshall N Y. s. F. Stanley, Jesse Owen g
Ballard j. IL Sellers A. Scarborough, Ark. John w.
Waddlc, Penn NJ. J. Flynn, Ireland ID. ID. Bowman,
w. II. Hutchinson, ST. Louis; +. w. Lanweister IL.
Harris N. Rom, s. Mullrey, Germany Funnells,
Maine w. Brokaw, T. Gerold, and others, residence
not known
LOUISIANA.
The Alexandria Republican, of the 9th ut.,
says "A number of persons who contemplate
starting for California shortly from this place, in
the company of Captain Leonard, arrived here on
the Hecla on Thurday night. They are fine
looking set of men.
From PERu-We have received files of Ell
Concrete, Peruvian paper, published at Lima,
reaching to the 18th February. These papers con.
ain vouminous accounts of the abundance of gold
in California, and of the great emand for and
ready sale of all sorts of merchandise at San
Francisco. One merchant, Mr.. Cross, had realised
profit of $3.50 900 on the cargo of two vessels he
had sent thither; and those who had sold their
goods atvantageously even regretted that they did
not wait a little longer, when they might have
doubled their profits. Ell Concrete of the 18th
February says, that a gentleman from Valparaiso
had sent to his lady, living in that city, lump of
native gold from San Francisco, weighing eigh-
teen ounces.-NeW Orleans PicayeNc, April l.