New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

ssy FOR the double purpose oi mining sud trading with
pital q $4,000 with the privilege o.; increasing IL
% : % COO IN shares of 500
From ether towns IL the state iarz@ NUMBER Of
Jerseymen have started some u or Is persons have
le tie Old Borough Of Elizabeth FOR California among
are many Of the best citizens who 20 In various
~sys-onlys few, however. By the overland route-
Upper Railway bss sent oct three four representa-
tives and more are going IN the Spring Mr. Lewis
Cory % have started the "a February With his
family and stock Of goods Tor the purpose Of estAb
listing mercantile business At San Francisco he a. 50
takes with aim the frame % house Monmouth Co
TOO feels TIE Impulse. AZ public meeting 10 Freehold
on Monday Chsrlss fsrker late state Treasurer pre-
siding and Jehu Pstterf0n, lste Member Of the Leg
islAture Secretary. Committee appointed T. re-
port the Constitution and By Laws Of stock Company
Many Penrsy lvanisns have already started 70 pat
Money in their purse PITTSBURGH sent cut two Young
men. clerks 10 the large warehouses Pottstopn Is
also furnishing its quota Of emigranis % the God Re
gon, two Of its citizens having Are ady left About
dozen Of Readings iownsnsu form part Of company
Of $50 organized 10 Philacephis and New ork under
the title Of the Gordon California Association the
President Of which is George Gordon, ESQ practical
Ge0Ogis; and s good business man. The vessels con
nected with the enterprise are the Clsssa Perkins and
the brig Mary provided with stores and provisions and
at the necessary Implements and machinery for the
| successful working % me mines. They 20 from New
ork 70 TIE mouth 0f the san Juan River thence By
steamboat which they take with them. I'd that river
- Lake Nicsrszus striking the town Of Grenada
whence they take wcl'rsve.ed carriage road OF Cd
miles through Ceatrsl America, % RsAlego town on
the Pacific Of some p lOl inhabitants From this point
they take chip % -sn Francisco By this route they
expect 70 avoid al the difficulties and dangers Of the
Cfsges roue and calculate 70 reach their destination
In ~ 0r 10 days at farthest
This line il 70 be KEEP; up IN future By the capitalists
Of the Association and expected 10 prove Of the
best routes 70 the God Region from the Atlantic
board
The borough OF Eastou. Pa sends seven adveniurers
q the Gold diggings viz Messrs Bache Randall Carey
kinsey laval Arthur and Harrison ksss.er-.--N FORK
Pa will be represented ~ Messrs McAleer Lsnmas
ter, Hartman and Levi and Theodore schlo.ser
The movement is general throughout the Southern
states.
The first Delswsrsns who sailed for California were
Charles I. Torbert and Rchd Baily, both Of whom
sided IN this City for several years They started on
10 Maryland slx or eight young men Of Boonsborough
and several from Frederick Co. have already embark
eo.-Ihe snip Ayl0n We have previously announced as
having sailed from Baltimore on the "a February. Be
side the \ eleven vessels are up a. the sane port Tor
CahiOrnia-vz ships Charles. susan f. Howell and
Junlsia barks J. CoLey John Mayo, Hebe, John
Potter Kirkland and Tsrqun brigs Gen. scott, r. W
Brown and schooner WlmingOn.ltis stated the cargo
OF the ship Garonne, Of Baltimore which cost 90 900
had been sold At san Francisco for 10000.
Another Association Is about be organized At Bst
mere 20 be called the Baltimore and California Mining
and Trading Jontstock Company The stock Of the
company divided into shares OF 900 each, and BY
the term, Of association the members are onty inter
ested In the profits arising rom the expedition.
several citizens Of AeXandf "a o. c. have Joined the
thr0ng, among them Capt NJ D. COrse, who command
ed the Alexandria Volunteer. during the Mexican War
Some others from the same place, will move IN the
course Of week or two.
Companies Tor California being organized al Win
chester, Hsrper's Ferry and Chsrestown Ns-The
Winchester company 20 overland, from independence
no. and will start the let Of April Each member con
tributes $500.
Several young men of Norfolk Va. contemplate the
formation OF a company to consist Of 50 members, TO
embark in the California trade.
sixty old-hunters left Charleston Is c. on the 3ls
H. a.ek - ts.fNa
Numerous detschmehts are going from Mississippi
Louisiana and Arkansas Companies are likewise form
ing in Texas from San Antonio Is 70 start about
the last Of February
Two young men, broihers James and Henry Thomp
son, from Portland Maine left 81 Louis the 10Th
January, their way TO the Gold Region on FOOT over
the Plains via Independence taking with them only the
common preparations Tor hunting mountaineering
their goods By 10 San Francisco They expect 10
reach California months in advance of those who
20 with teams packmule Should the prudence or
these young be equal 20 their perseverance, Tor
tune is before them.
Parties are being formed in Kentucky and Ohio, to
start In the Spring By the overland route through
Arkansas
Fourteen young men left Nashville for California a
few days since Most Of the emgrsnts from Tennessee
and the West take the overland route and consequently
will not be tempted TO take out any kind OF goods on
speculation
Companies are forming at Maysville, Ky. and Jeaer.
sonville. Ia. for California
A large number Of the Galena, III. leadminers are
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large number of associations have been formed or are
forming, while nearly equal number have already
departed for the Mines.
The Editorial fraternity Of the South and West sp
pear be less affected by the Fever for Californian
Emigration
Mr. BELL, Editor Of the HisastorH Md Torch
Light sailed from Baltimore, Feb. g. in the Xylon
JOHN :. ROBE, well known Solitaire of the ST.
Louis R6reille has also left for California via New
Orleans and the Isthmus, to contribute regularly for
the R,reiLe in the capacity OF Corresponding Editor
"a PEABODY Esq. Editor OF the Cincinnati Prte,s
Current has likewise bid sdieu 10 Editorial life
aud goes TO Fl Dorado to seek fortune Mr.. Eos
rER Of the PinsbiVsh Dspateh left Jan. &L--..Ths
Editor of the Pike County () Senind also offers his
establishment for Gale, before be emigrstes. Mr.
JAMES COLE. Associate Editor Of the Vayse County
". " wig left few days since, with small party
for the Cold diggings. WILLIAM DILLON, Esq. late
Proprietor OF the Pleps a. y 4tlas sailed from this
port in the ship Robert BOVINE and among the mum
Der Of sdven.urers from Manchester n. II who have
air, ady eft was Mr. CHASE Of the MsHehesi1 MssstH-
ga-Msy their brightest prospects be realized
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