The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
Emigration to California.
MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.

Emigration TO California.
| MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
| The bark Clyde, at Pier No. North River pre-
sents a desirable opportunity tor those cOntem-
plating voyage to San Francisco, via Cape Horn.
There is an appearance OF comfort as we'll as ele-
gance about her cabin arrangements, which to
seem all that passenger could WISH The captain
Is one who understands his business, "a matter of
no small impoftance,) and the owners men who
are accustomed to carry out their plans with
energy. Her freight we are told, IL mostly en-
gagged, and her passengers wilt be sufficiently
limited in number TO avoid crowding.
The bari st. Mary, Captain Reese, hence for
San Francisco, sans to day. She takes out thirty
passengers; many OF them have heretofore been
engaged In mercantile houses of the first class
They 90 out under the name of the West Coast
Trading and Mining Company: Each member
deposites $500, and Is share holder the vessel
| and cargo Among the company as members, are
an aesayer and mlneralogst, physician, Wc., and
every article for their own advantage and profit.
May success attend them In every honorable I'M
dertaking they may see fit TO engage in and NAV
they, individually and as a body, realize their
hearts best wishes Annexed are their names
r. Warren; President Rogers, Secretary
Odsl j. + walker, j. D. briggs, W. Burhsns, e.
II Hall, W. H Hoosand, W o ssoughssnburgh, W.
s. Throckmorton. }. v. Hartshorn, T. Lambert, J.
Walton, J: B. Vert, r. A. Powers, s. Conner, j r.
Ipgersoli, d. Lawson Rsthbone A c. Rsthbone, p.
R. John,on, E. Lee, g. W. Arnold, r o. Williams, J.
Painter-1otal 80
| The bark Nautilus, Capt. Wilson, sailed yesteY-
day for San Francisco, with the following passen-
gers:--
The Albany Mining Association, consisting OF A.
Clark, President; 7. j. Wallace, Secretary; J Mo-
Cannon Treasurer; Stephen Clark W T skinner,
r Eek G, styles. J. D. Mitchell, A c stssstsr, E.
Holton, s. C. Bird.sll, H Di,abeli, C. Peck E. s.
Cheney, c. H. wsleott W Cou,trisht Finps-
| Stsley. Wallace. Fl. Rupersbsrger, W. Summons,
y. N Bennett, r. Packard Van Bo'kirk, H.
VIspksn P. g. Vibbare, f, Pacey, w. II Carlow, j. O.
wellington, v Lewis, A. Abbot, 4. W, MoNsush'
ton, G. Bromley. s. s. Sweet, Castleton, G. Van
Loan, w c. Winnie + Gregory, s. d. Bennett, l..
Gray, Van Boo,krk, II. H. Barton, d. e Jones, J.
s. Lyons, L: Psnsburn, C. Rr.slss, Cooney, s. T.
| Eosskrsns, J. S. Gorham. VIM s Butler, J. Noonen,
| L. Westinghouse, E. s Barney Total. 81.
MARYLAND
The bark Kirkland was to have sailed from
Baltimore yesterday, fer California, with large
freight, and the following passengers
DR.. George Lawrence, George Colder William
Colder P.W. Ksyser, B Howard Keyser, VIM Quinlan,
L Thompson, T B. Flanagan p Linsk Jo-
James Henderson,, William Knox, Joseph Knox, J. r.
Murphy, George R Barclay, NJ Dunkin. c. J: Hall
james B. Webster T. Schaaer, J II Foster, George
Reppsst Thomas T. Webster W. s. Byus DR. Sn E,
JaperA: Benson, W. B. Mcciatohery: John Pspp.rd,
John Brickstt J. +. Clsr4. William Adams H. Irons
81 Webb A, B MoCreery Joshua Peducs, George
mas b. simmons, S. simmons, Andrew McnvAin,
John K. Chslfn. Conrad Gunter, william Taylor, J.
+. Plaster. Carter H Gibson, J. f. Chnn James l..
Gregg r. Grain David w. Paxon, Thomas Il. Ro-
hey, William Fentou, John Baldwin, Jackson Full
kiDton, Henry Wooeson Total, 62
LOUISIANA.
The following is list of the passengers by the
McKIm, bound for California
Mr. Jennings and lady, Messrr. Solomon, Tinoberg
7 Purnnell Watkins, r. Painter F Baker
John Swarthout. DR.. David Goodsle, J. Gardner, C
r. Fargo, J. p. Painter, murphy J Wadsworth, II
v. Keep j. vsrdyks, B. Gamer, Tillnsn Geerst
@ Turner, William Gillespie, Fl. Clark J. NJ Sssbros
Eathhon; $ Lafue W. HcmwsdIsu &C., g:
j. Ryan, g. Gillian. A. Mitchell, H. Bowdsn, Francis
Dauey, J c. Wood and son. Elkin, Spsrier, ?. P
h JssnC koS Suy W.m wssus
sbipwsy, Henry Steele, A. Damn. T. U. Ganiy w.
II. Comp'r, David Austin; Herring wibsrhsm
tive sly fecond class passe Total S5.-N Pr
| equine Feb. 10
Tie following gentlemen arrived in this city
| on sunday evening, per the steamboat Iowa,
from Quincy, Illinois. They are bound for Cali
| tOrnIa
Colonel John Wood DR.. s. W. Rogers, Il T. Ken.
drick, Captain g Dormsn, William M.tlook, D. NJ.
Jordan, Esq g w. Burns George, j. Roger, Esq,
| Job W ood. Jr. Daniel Wood, A. Nash, j. II. Muller
| o M Sheldon, Denis Cutlery Charles Brown, John
| Leniiel Davis, Of Iowa
They are all stopping, previous to their departure,
at the Commercial Hotel, corner of Girod and New
| Levee streets IN. o. Delta, FEB. l3.
The schooner Princeton sailed on the 10th inst ,
| from Mobile for the Brazos with a company OF SIS
gold seekers, made up principally in the interior OF
| Alabama, with a few adventurers from the city,
| The leaders OF it are Capt. Baldwin and Lieut..
| Adlian, both of whom served IN the Mexican war.
The company have series OF laws Tor It's coatrol,
| and Its members bound together tor period
OF two years. IL has taken almost everything
| essential for an overland journey, including pro-
fessionsl men and comfortable provisions for the
sick.
| HAVANA.
| A letter from Havana states that the California
| fever was raging there with much intensity, and
was CARVING of its thousands and among others
lis best mechanics, who have found profitable EN-
| ploymsnt on the railroads and sugar estates there
| Tor years -NcubW yport Herald.
| The following statement, contrary to the above,
Is from the Bostor Journal of yestel day "A mer-
| camille house at Havana, writes that II had had a
| vessel w Tor California tor a whole month, and
| that not one passenger had presented himself
DARING ROBBERY AT THE MINT.-festerday,
| while draymau was delivering SEINE specie at
The United States Mint, IN Chestnut street, tor q
Third street broker, n man came along, ana
seizing a bag OF English gold. containing upwards
Of A. 000, made of with IL. He was seen TO COM
| NIT the bold robbery was pursued and arrested,
snd take to The Mayors Office and sent to prison
| The robher is an En2sbmaD, calling himself
| John Phillips He dropped the money before he