The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-19
Movements for California.


The bark Galindo, Captain Macy, sailed on the
7,h instant, for San Francisco. She has been fur
nished in a superior manner, by Messrs. Brett e.
letter highly complimentary to the gentlemen of
the firm Annexed is a list of her passengers -
James T. Gardner, Esq, Of Troy, New York, Prosi-
E. Baker, A. Van Waller jun, George Knight H. Lori
mer, J; Smith, J. Dobbs r. F. Williams NJ Menses, R.
snsn guT Hssnep Ta.. ID Mare:
Elliot Higgins, J. Darling r. Wilder. j. L. Van Mort
wick A. J. Van Tassel, James Gallon, T. w. skirven
s. II. Haskins, Constantine Morse, Thomas Nelson, T.
Meyneris, J. N. Barker B. C. Coleman. H. w. Moore
c. H. Knapp A: Bukman J. D. Banker, 8: M. Rollins,
w Shepard, J. Young, M. Smith, T. B. Savage s. r.
Derrick, A. Mcdonald, G. F. Jayne, j. Miller r B. Ro-
gers, c. Hamilton, J. Arlington, Francis Pasman Jo-
seph Smith, ~ W. Holley, James White. William
A. Coleman H. N. Adams, A. J. Putnam, +. G. Terry,
r. Donaldson, J. L. Coutant, J. II H. Mcclure, c. w.
son, s. G. Dunbar, s. A. Snow p. s. Lawson, W. H.
Short, B. F. Coleman, Passenger-W. II. Dougall, of
Washington. Total, 70.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The ship Frances Ann, Capt. Proctor cleared at
Boston, on the 18th inst, for San Francisco, with
the following passengers:-
John X Wellington, Of Boston; John Haskins, Peter
Haskins, of Watham; T. s. Pepper, Of Salem; Stephen
a Mc
Narblehead Jos. l.. Hesley, John Haggerty, Of Ply
mouth; VIM. Collamore of Barre, Ms; WIN. Hall, Of
Halifax, Ms; Parish Badger Of Norwich, VT; Francis
ODonogh Of Ireland-Total, 20.
The Boston and Newton Joint Stock Association
started yesterday morning for California, overland,
by way of ST. Louis and Fort Independence. The
officers of the company are-Bracket Lord, Presi-
dent; Walton c. Fech, Vice President S. ID.
Osborn, Secretary; Jesse Winslow, Treasurer !;
ID. J. Staples, ]. A. Hough, A. c. Sweetser, II. w.
Dickinson, Benz. G. Evans, Thomas III. Megrath,
Directors Several of the company are machinists
and one is a teacher.-Bosto, Eve. IIac., april II.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Granite State Company, comprising thirty
young men from the State of New Hampshire,
eleven of them from the town OF Pelham, arrived
in this city yesterday, and will depart at ten o'clock
this morning for California, taking the overland
route, via st. Louis and Independence. The South
Boston Company also numbering about thirty men,
will depart at the same time and take the
route. The two companies will travel together.
Success to them.-Bosto~ paper, april 10.
MISSOURI.
Hundreds of adventures, on their route TO Cali
forna overland, arrive here every day. Our hotels,
boarding houses, and steamboats, filled with
them, and camps are formed in the neghbourhood.
The rush is tremendous. In our exchanges, not
only in this State but throughout Indiana, Illinois,
and Iowa, we are advised of the formation of com
panes i'll every town and county, and their depar-
ture for the land of promise. The early arrival of
many of the companies on the frontier is n source
ct serious inconvenience TO them, as the backward
ness of the season prevents them from moving fer
ward. The grass has scarcely commenced spring.
ing up, and it will be the last of April unless there
Is very great change In the weather, before they
ought to take up the line OF travel. When they do
commence going forward, the train will exhibit a
most extraordinary appearance, and at no time will
the emf grants be beyond the reach of succor from
each other. If fairly set upon the route, the cava
cade might be made to extend the whole distance
from our western frontier to the gold region. 1t is
not extravagant calculation to say, that thirty
thousand persons will leave for California, by this
route, in the next three months
The regiment of u. $. Mounted Rihemen will
leave Fort Leavenworth, for Oregon about the 18th
of May.-H Louis Republican, Aw1t9.