The New York herald., 1849-04-30
Movements for California.

lCofresponuence OF the 81. LOUIS Republican
ST. JOSEPH, April Ii, 1919.
At early hour yesterday morning. it COM
menced raining, and without intermlssion continu-
ed during the day; this caused somewhat OF stand
still in all kinds Of business, but most especially in
that Of visiting the various camps in the vicinity.
II those In camp at this time do become Injured
to the hardships of camp life, previous to starting
upon their journey, it vii! not be for the want Of
prevailed, with but slight ntermsion, for the past
two weeks To-day came across several gentle
men from Ohio, who admitted they were satisfied
and rather than undergo the further exposure and
hardship which awaited them, had determined to
cast their lots with the good people of this portion
OF our State, and here seek, by close application
TO their professions, the fortune they desired to OBJ
tain by emigrating to California Very few of those
emigrntlng intend making California their perma-
nent homes, or 60 with any other intention than
that of digging for gold. True, the greater number
mechanics, who, if their golden expectations
are not realized, can and will apply themselves to
their professions, yet this not their present nten
ton. A il are sangune OF fortune, and that their
expectations may be severally realized, according
to their merit and enterprise, Is my humble wish.
In addition TO the companies previously forwarded
you from this point, the following In camp out
htted ana ready 10 move -
The Pittsburgh and California Enterprise Compa-
N.Y. composed as follows:-M Kane jun'r President;
Charles Coleman, Vice President; Charles T. Officer,
Secretary; William J. Ankrm, Captain, VIM. Rankin
and James NJ: Braden, Lieutenants. Membcrs-T.
Dunn James Kane, P. Kane, James NJ Aitkin J. B.
Chamberlain, w. II. Guy, A. NJ Litman, g. A. Walker,
j. $. Wilcox, r.. Sicox J. McCandlcss, w. IL Taylor,
james Witty, William Cooper, w Biakely, B. C. Quig,
ley J. A. MCGEE, Dorrngton L. g. Berger J. s. Tai
b. % Messsrsmith McGraM Beck HuE Jane. r NJ Mec"s
ter p. Ward John Dawson, II F. Glass, A. McMurray
James Melville, A. McClory Thomas Suce, j. r. Riddle
Thomas Barker, J. Huyett, J. McClaskey, w. Mehan,
s Trisbie' Phillips, r. Mckee J; Aiken, MCGOWAN,
e. O. Flynn, ~ Malwine, A Spear, Z. Lent, I. Jones'
II. s Wynne, j. Joyce, j. ANDERSON, F.. Anderson, j.
ruSn ja1os Cups NJ na and wW w wi,ier Meredith
two IONS, J. c. Anderson J. Hughes II. X. Pcrousk,
A. J. McNuty w r. skelly, W. shafer, J. Ludwick,
George T.. McCrady, J: Merabin, J. Hunker W. NJ.
Murray, c. Rabun, J. McGrcgor w Patterson, j. OIL
yer, II. Wallace r. Maxwell, l.; L. Whiting A. T.
Holfant w. II. Call J. Morgan, B. +. Latshaw, r.
Spencer William Cadds, Estepp, d. Blair, C Blair,
w. Angenbraigh, F J. Beal, a Besl J: o. Nilsson, sa-
mue Deal. j. L. f. johnson, T. Galbraith, NJ. Miller J.
Martin, w g. Bender, T. Daft J. Dixon Thos Daft, S.
H. sarler, +. d. Harding Isaac n. white, w. Bishop,
Minis w. Mcllheny G. Sythe, H. Wilson, J. Fulton J.
q. Gallagher, w ID. Graham, j. Harbach A. Wilson,
J. D. Robinson, Matthews D. parragh, F. r % Robin
Means, j. X. Eankrk, j. Warren NJ Goodfeow, J. 4 Z.
Templeton, j. Boyd, J. Goodwin, J. Jack b. Brown,
L. Eckhof NJ Hayden, J. p Irwin, A. J. Jack, J. g:
Woods J. Day, J. d. Henderson. H. j. Irunot, all Of
Pittsburgh AID. Patterson w Hughes, Z. g Smith j.
N. Y; Thomas b. Dunn, jefferson county, Va J. N.
Sinclair, Mercer county, Pa 7. Reynolds, j. Cook q.
Winsbiddle, Caldwell, J Reynolds a. Harris, w c.
IN Perkins, Tn and John Thornburgh, NJ. Fisher H.
Dotnnan ID. Fiher, II. ID. Butler, +. A. Mcmillan, A. g.
GOODWIN, g. Sugder r. G.. Robinson, Of Allegheny
county, fai w j. Beatty, nj. Mcckling j. w. McCan
oicsh' w j. stewart r.. Yctter, Of Butler Pa John
Morgan w Wychof, James Jones, NJ. Courtrght, g.
W. Curtis, OF Short Creek Va O. Steiner j. A. Markle
j. Shots, r.. Taylor, j. Elccssor, j. A. Foster, j. r.
and w. Johnson j. Smith, J. Latshaw, IT, NJ IIolx-
man, OF Westmoroland county, Pa; +. W. Rodgers
s. n. Squire, j., Kerr, +. Marquis, d. Estcp, r. Ball
New Brighton, Pa; J. s Steel, w. M O. shelton = C.
Mcclure, Thomas Gregg, X. Crosby. Birmingham Pa;
j r. Dinnn, r. Wilson @. Mitchell s. M stowe
George e. Taylor, jamestown, New York; r. C. Neelev
g. Lemon, a. Young, J. Barraehman, J. Kiscr, n G.
Gilcbrst Thomas and r. McNair, ID. Mcbride, j Bore
land f. Phipper, b. Grape J. Coppersmith, r. Staley
r Smoker r. Bergen, Of Butler county Pa J. Hart
10y r. Wilson &. Truesdale, H. Sheppard, G. T. Kirk
land D. McGill, d. Houck, o. Mcdonnell, William F.
Alderman, j. r. hcGoughey Of Mahonng county,
Ohio; and H. Haldcrman, p. Haderman, Geo. Horne
&. letters, Guy Haines, of Lancaster county, Pa.
This company numbers 2o0 men IN all, and is
divided into fifty-two messes, each mess Is pro-
vided with tent, wagon, SIX mules, and every
other necessary for comfort They will move to the
Indian territory next week.
The " Illinois Sucker Company composed as follows
II. Bufum, John Salee John Post. A. Stevens and
family A. Ferguson, j. Godfrey, u. Hutton; N. Louis,
David BooL William Bowers. J. q. Beeer, - Taylor,
j. Clifford Samuel Truitt, Thomas Lock- e. Record,
william Mitchell George Mcbride, Robert y. Green.