The New York herald., 1877-02-03
BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA.
NnErY-NINE EMIdRANrs FoR THE BRITISH
COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES LEAVE OUR

NINETY-NINE EMIGRANTs FoB THE BRITISH
COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES LEAVE OUR
SHORES TO-DAY.
Pier East River yesterday was scene OF ous''e
and activity, tho bark N. Boynton, Captain b'an'
chard, was taking aboard her party OF emigrants'
bound for Sydney, New South Wales. In the hopc OF
bettorng their fortunes. Ninety-ninc passengers IN
AL representing various nationattes, have a'reaoy
secured passage, ana special berths have been ntcd
up between decks tor tue emigrants Two rooms
andships have been arranged tor tho accommodation
Of married couples Of whom there arc ton, ana one
room on tho port side for three unmarried women
The sarboard side has been reserved for males only.
Tho Boynton Is bark of !, 800 tons burden, said
TO DO good .scagoing vessel, aud her commanding
officer expects 10 mako the passage In 100 days The
passage money is s37 So gold; the agents, H. W.
Cameron Co., expecting to be indemnhed by the
colonial government for the difference between the
fare charged the cmigrant and the full cost OF passage
which Is 500. gold rho agents discriminate In their
choice OF passengers and take none but mechanics o!
laborcrs who may be OF service in tho projected
improvements OF the colony. Clerks and others whose
occupations have been sedcnury not accepted at
the fare stated these parties being considered
untitled 10 the requirements OF new settlement rho
gagged passage boln TO their intelligence and peca-
mary means OF them having bought bills oil ex-
change ranging IRON $50 10 sloo sterling
The bark Sierra Nevada Will follow tho Boyntou
about March and will probably carry even larger
num- OF cmigrans than the Boynton. US strong IN
ducements held by the authorities encourage
colonization. Tho following Is list OF tho passcn-
gers VINO Will sail by the \. Boynlon Mt
nine O'Clock A. NJ. to-0ay weather pcrin'tting:-
Austin, Harmanus; Budd. William: Burnett Fred
w. Beaumont, Thomas; Brennan, Michael; Bonner
james J. Brownlow, Charles; Brownlow, Mrs. Bean,
Hannah X Barrett. John f. Cullen, Richard f.
Cockcl James; Cockell, Mrs. Curry. David; Curry,
William; Connolly John j. Culver. james Il. Dodge,
J. W; Darling, John; Dougncrty, William; Duiiy,
John; Duval, Ohvcr; Dearborn, James H. Dot,er-
we,cs, J. g.. Dunn. William; Dunn. Mrs. and chd
Evans, David; Fet John j. Go0be, Gustavc; Ora
ham, will,am; Gr1ham, Mrs Gourey Alexander;
Games John; Games Mrs. Hosch, Richard;
Aosch, MRS.. Hoscn. Paul; = Hoscn, = Mathido;
August Hogan. Austin; hlnchen John; Ka'er, David;
Lesscr. Frank; Logan, James; Logan, Mrs.; Logan.
Bessie; Logan, Annic; Mulshine. Dennis; Murphy,
Patrick; Murphy william; McGrnth, Michael; NC.
Carthy, John; McGrcgor, Duncan; McGrcgor, Jane;
McGrcgor, Agnes Mc.allum, Archibald; Mathews,
Edw. MarzIin, Frederick; Nutter. NJ. H.; Nutter.
Mrs Nu,ier Mary; Nelson, John; O'Donncli. Jo-
scph; O'DonnelI, John; Orr, Harry; O'Bricn,
Danlcl Paterson, j.. Proctor, George; Pay
ton, Matthew; payton John; QUAIL, William F;
Rouse. George E.. Randals, Nicholas; Robertson,
james; Rose, Henry; RaIth, Michael; Reilly. LIKE; I;
Riley, Thomas; Roberts L. F.. Rourke, Michael: ::
Sheridan, Charles \. shaw, Fred Sager, y Edw.,
STANLEY, Patrick; Scovillc, Edw.; Sandey, William
Skeen, FIX. r.; Thows, Henrs f.; Thornton, H.; un-
,ervcstcr, H.; Untcrvester, william; Walls, wilhelm !;
Walls. Louise; Wolf, Charles; Weir, John; wssh,
DANIEL; Ward, Hugh; Walter, Birnhard; Young,
John.