The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13

Boston; N. Dslin, William A. Freeman. F. W Lsmsn,
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Quincy: Z A: H.yt, Of Fsrmisgton aJohn N Far~sl,
Horace Downs of Danvsrs; A. Il. Crazy, OF salem;
Larhn Harrington. Lexington Jas MAyoy, Sharon
bore; Hiram ) Fsss, Lawrence; cornsia. Hs.
brock; o. r Shaw, and James l. Bates; Weymouth;
snd sidT ES,psa:1 ss.s MN
bury; Josiah e Cove, lowell Hy. Woods. B. r. Van
Horn Levi Hubbard; Ed. Haitian, NJ D. spelding
Levi Tower. Collins, josiah Lang +. W. Parsons,
f fst.Ds wss.s SDy xSs Carter Noss
Webster, and VIM. L. Knox, Concord. N H.; Smith
Hsvsrbii. X. HI Geo. H. Folsom, Eppins. n John,
Alexander. Portland; John E Church, Little Compton,
VIII W.oU wi JANE; wo s.s and
Dimond Kennard VIM Noyss, Joseph N.hor, Q. H.
Lueius Powers Ebenezer French Thos. Bryant, A.
L. Hutchinson, Joseph Pratt A. L. Perkins, ,. L.
GEO, H Fegg S. D. wiagate Marcus Nye, Jas White.
Eaw wssnourn, 8 Bailey F. Culver, George c.
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NJ Brock John Eaton, and Nathaniel Brown, where
Belonging not stated Isaac Graves South Boston150.
From the Philadelphia Ledger jan l2l nl
The bark Occola, for San Francisco, Is expected
to leave. with full freight and crowded with
passengers, on Sunday morning and the Gray
Eagle, for the same destination, will probably get
| The brig Onlota departed for San Francisco
yesterday morning, in tow OF the city Ice boat.
She had on her deck the little steamer Islander,
when the adventurous party of young men, who
have embarked on this enterprise, reach their des
tnatlen.1 She Is under the command of Captain
keene,c and as she is owned by company, the
most of whom 60 out IN her, will probably remain
there until they are ready to return. She carries
out valuable freight, and the following passen-
gers:-ln her first cabin 10 .asps- TiAil
JOS. W. Philips, Alfred M Phipps DR. s. M Burton,
Bunker, George r Burton and John F. Thompson. -
In her second cabin, George r Smith Celeb Kimber,
Fauehs, n W Psrin. and "a Ksrns. The Ssportur.
Of the Oniota was witnessed by several hundred per-
sons congrsgeted on Lombard street wharf, who
cheered the adventurers tho vessel down the
stream. Y'--le t.fe1c- aslS! = q ae- = - N.It
Capt Cutter, who reached the United States in
the short passage Of IS days from San Bias, via
city of Mexico and Vera Cruz, reports that new
veins of gold of immense value have been Disco
vered running from the mountalnsto the Rio ella;
the gold, often IN very large Jumps, was mostly
are supposed to be wholly. unknown. Capt. Cutter
considers the route he took, far regards safe
y from robbers, to be the worst or least advisable
one, and In that particular recommends the route
taken by Lieut.. Col. Emory, by way Of Santa Fe
and the ella, to the Pacific. -st'1 CSC s.e
At Utica one Of the most extensive organizations
has been formed, under the title Of .'The Utica
winning company Inc directors are spencer
Kellogg, Heinan Ferry, Jesse Thompson, James
Rockwell, and Geo, Westcott; the capital stock
$4,000, in shares OF 800 each. 0 =. 2 1ygt ~
At Buffalo the !" California Overland Assocla-
ton" sets out on the 10th inst, to embark at New
York for Vera Cruz, and proceed thence by way
of the city of Mexico to San Bias or Mazatlan
The total cost for the three hundred composing
the parry Is estimated at s 675-or an individual
In Otsego, a, company has been formed, the
members OF which receive three fourths Of the
profits, If any, accruipg from the enterprise
The brig Attls Gays the go.tc'. Josra. Of las,
this forenoon, for San Francisco, with AZ passen,
gers. The Attila is owned by and has on board
the plymouth California Trading Company"
and Is the eighth vessel which has cleared from
this port for San Francisco. Her cargo is chiefly
ships stores and does not embrace any splrltuous
| liquor.
The clipper schooner Eclipse. (says the Balti-
hsy d.
San Francisco, and will sail to-day. The E. was
formerly the celebrated pilot boat of that name,
and Is only 30 tons burthen. Capt; Norris intends
taking his little craft through the Straits Of Mage
Ian Eight passengers e out In this vessel =
company with a capital of $4,000 has been formed
in thus town and vicinity, for trading expedition
to California, under the agency of Rev. F. P.
Tracy. The stock is in shares Of 800, and Is
nearly or quite taken up-one-fourth paid in cash,
and the remainder IN notes 10 cover losses, they
| should be incurred.
The directors of the State Mutual Life Insurance
| Company, In Worcester, Mass, have voted to de-
cline all risks on the lives of persons going to Cali
! fornia. II needs but an inspection Of the accom-
| modations Of some of the passenger vessels now
hitting out, to convince the directors OF any COM
pany that such risks are not likely to be profitable.
Whaling ship Anne Of Bristol, R. l., has been pur-
chased by . company in Taunton, to bs fitted for
California, and commanded by Cspt VIM. Cobb, Of
Dighton, who 10 part owner. .-,-s. -. ~
-..,- The Cholera In the West.
There still seems considerable fatality among tho