The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19

HoVRAENTS OF THE MIGRATING PARTIES
TO CALIFORNIA.
&c. DC. Sc.
The brig John EndHs sailed yesterday for San
Francisco, with forty passengers, all young men,
and all shareholders. She is provlsiOned tor
twelve months. Annexed Is list OF her passen-
E.SKingsbury, captain; Capt W. E. Flsvell mate; c..
Z. HotaiDs, John s Rice, Hiram, Arents VIM. ryaok,
Tsrhuns Benjamin Bates, Silverhorn, w. M. Phyfe,
w. d. Phyfs Geo c. Grants, W. F. skih, r. A. Drake,
D. W. Klienhaus, John Ebbets, James Rogers, r.
Coehrsne, James Reid, E. Reeves, Samuel VaIlean, p
n. Valesn, 8. Sommsrson, Paul Stryker, r. T. Ed
y.rds Geo " c, Chssis Levi M M,rksy' IT,, H. c.
Demsrest, A. R. Williamson, c. Pooler, John H.
Tuttle, NJ. whitaker, Marcus Cox, H. Blocker, w.
Sui. vsn-forty stockholders, at $500 each.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.
A. G. Henderson or New Diggngs. has furnished the
Gsens Gasets with the following letter from Mr.. B.
Koossr, now Of California, but formerly journey
MoErERrr, UpPKR CALrroRKIA,l
Ma. HENpERsoN-My object in writing to You Is to
inform you that am in the u s. service, and Of the
and advantages to be gained in
ertd the Sierra Nevada the most extensive and
valuable world and it 10 useless for to attempt
descrip tion OF the quantity and quality Of the gold
already obtained a. you would not believe It, See the
Aswspspers Of the day and, depend upon IT, they
any has been reduced down to 20 from 172 by de-
terton In. have made their fortunes but have
vio.ted their oaths and dshonored their Dag by de-
wshsvs just heard the news Of peace, and en- on
the fence as to whether viii desert or not a. can
easily make $3.50 per day at the mines.
Lead has been discovered which yields 90 per cent
Mr. Bates, OF Gasna, Illinois, has opened one Of the
Weiss and thinks Of sufficient richness keep
fur in operation Quicksilver 10 found in album
Dance and 60 Is plstina and copper.
One Of our men, three months furlough brought
hack IN Of
virgin gold Thi, at California prices l$l0 per ounoe)
would be worth So 24o Or At the Boston prices $50
TO desert-I hate to soldier for six dollars month";
am almost crazy Excuse this letter. have the gold
mi I'd night day At the mines, -four is worth $40
per 100 coffee, 80 80 per 10 and everything else in
a. y,u please but advise you to bundle up your traps
and con to California. 1t 10 . good climate, and an
agricultural country, which would warrant you to
your wife along good wife is the article
In California, Yours, in bad tx BE- KooZER.
PAssENerRs BY the EUcENiA, VERA Csuz -
WIN. F. Nye, Harmon Cronk, VIM. Carpenter, Clsu.
dius L. Hoag Jas H: Frat, Henry F. Smith, B. w.
Geo
Burdek, J. w. Wadleigh r. o. Trip, WIN. 8. Stresk,
c. H. Pitcher. Osmer farmele, Andrew H Hitchcock,
Nath. c. Culver, Joseph L. GARRISON, VIM C. s.
Smith, B. F. Voorhees, Arthur W. Gee Jas. p Howard,
eO.s, John srnos.stt Henry W. Alden, israel Msr,
T,.as. Ia.,sn M ya so!.1
W.sn.n ROdss1s, Dan. G. Stone, Santiago Mssss
Sl.ssmsD, T. J: Harris, Geo. "; Gibbs, Benz: "
Barlow, Chss. E Gibbs, Cornelius v. 8. Gibbs,
John Atwood, Geo Roger: Conrad N.ssls Albert
Aeschimsnn Henry A. Ferret, Robt. B. Fordham,
Alfred LAYTON VIM H. Fsirchild, Frederic Copelsnd,
Norman Crane, George w. Hopkins Elijah T. Benton
l. L Bake. esar Gignou!, J: Musson E. F Northam,
Muller, Hiram Clock, George s. Brouehton, j. Frances
Hutton Lloyd Minturn, Robrt 7. Allison, 8. A. Ne
cs, Wsm
Viii more, A.sph Strong, Seth A. Cheney, Charles
Manoeville Charles A. Chase, Horace Porter Charles
dibgs, e. Cable George Kipp, Nathan Peck, jr.,
Arnold Turner, Thomas Jefferson Agnsw, William H.
H.~es sS.rt. A. p Fryer B. F. P.abod1 1o j.
L. Seeley, Edward Ed, Manson Briggs VIM. Carpenter,
Veissrt, Royal Button, Henry Rsimer Orson Fox Wm.
Manning Martin, John Baptiste Bonnsfond.
IN IHr NsurMAs, VIA vEaAsCRyz, Dec. 2. John
baldwin, John Alexander, James Law, Robert More
head. Isaiah Lees George Howell Joseph Nightingale,
verss, Charles g. updiEs Charles NJ Noroross Jossph
Crookes, Joseph w. Branch, John Wilson, Wm. Price,
John B. Phelps, VIM H Graves, De Witt Hamilton,
Louis Mara, Daniel Z. HunSerford, Stephen T. Miller,
G. B. Hoober John B. Psrsxzo, Alejandro Marshall Ro-
bert Law, Seth c. 0rosvensr, sumner s. Haynes.
The company to which the fine steamboat Pa
mama belongs, have caused accommodations to be
made on board that vessel for number of passen-
gers bound to California. She leaves on the 18th
OF February, touching at Rio Jonelro and Pana-
ma. The price of passage is varied according to
the convenlences offered in the different apart
ments of the ship.
The Crescent City ID expected to arrive on Mon
day or Tuesday next, and will return to Chdgres
on the 8 h Of February. Those having tickets for
the mail steamers on the Pacific, will be guaran-
tied their rights, whether they go BY this steamer,
the Falcon, or a sailing vessel The grand object
is to be at Panama IN season. Tickets will be
acknowledged there, irrespective Of the convey
ance he nee 10 Chagres.
Who are going out from Providence In the Hopewe for
California They take With them the frame Of house,
Irov sons for year all sorts Of farming ustenss and
ything which will be necessary for successful
Pc t,on Henry Carlton, Nathaniel B. Horton, Da-
Christopher Vaughan, Thompson C. Pierce, B. d.
d ,nton W. J. Silver, Providence; Thomas H. Cels H.
Fierce. Kingston Thom.. Psetss% s%
mons. Seekoi K; George II. Smith, r. T. Reynolds T..
g Ro' bins, Caleb Burbank, James B. Csrder, D. ".
|. M..srs. Thomas II. Jingle, VIM. j. Powell, Zado.k
Purnell and Kendall B. Taylor, all Of the highest re-
speetsby left the of Berlin, Worcester county
Md, on the 10th inst for the purpose Of Joining q
company Of one hundred, which has been formed in
NV York. for the purpose Of emgrating to California.
The association 10 based upon each member having
paid $500 into general fund, with which they have
purchased and provisioned . vessel Of good size.
number Of the capitalists Of Utica have formed q
company with 100000 capital for the purpose send.
ing thirty enterprising young from that city to
the "gold region" The requisite number having bee
see they expect to proceed about the LIST Febru-
airy. Mr. Benjamin Cahoon is to be at the head Of the
party.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ia, ISi9
Ho! for California The Ne,o York CITY Guards
The Neto Yo,kand Ere Ratyodd Company.
The Grey Eagle, for Monterey aud San francisco,
sailed this morning, with IS passengers, and
frepbted with a cargo valued at 1920 600. The
following are her passengers
Supereargees, VIM. Bsrling, George B. Thomas,
John Redlee, George @. White, Joseph NJ. Thomas,
Alfred l.. Davis Thomas ii. Bowen "A Prinot, Wm. T.
ksrsbaw M. d. Eyre, L. b. Shipper, j. B. Smith, Tho
mas Wright Frederic Bradley, VIM. Camm, Jr James
Smiley, Samuel J. Torbert, DR.. BepjAmin Carman,
Thomss NJ Carmsn. Edward Mallory, Charles A Gil
LDehsm, Charles Justice, Frank NJ. CALDWELL George
b. Bon nell John C. Doblemsn, Theodore Dubosque,