The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-11 00:00:00

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The folloneseerksWilleMele en a recent occasion by
Governor et Visite* Ile a aempasy of MIAMI, who
wished his en the gold mane in the New Caledonia
eametry
" Xy Frienb—Yon with me te speak to you about
Freest Almost b get my advice about going then, and
my opinion el the emery. Now I will tell you all plainly,
that I will not We the nesponsibility of giviag say advice on
the subject. Yea hap all heard what has beta said of
Fiber P.iver and I know nothing more about the geld than
has already been told you by *Qom Rid you seat is
ask my opinion about Fraser River Wore you kb
Calibrate, I would have told you, ens and all, not to lean
'err gala homes; not to gib up the substenes
fur a shadow, and to wait patiently until sconstliteg
more dedaite was known about the country. Now, bp-
poet I were to tell you so ? Bums, I were to adobe
you one and all, to rehire immediately to year homes,
without gotta Airtime, what would the now be f Why
you would ell refute te do so ; you would all my that bane
will never Mt. After the trouble and expense we have had
is fouler Maio,* pet go to the end—we mast ale the
elapheat. Aal wimp you might think that I had eta
elentot to gala in bargise yea tram relay to Frew rine.
Now know, ma, lobbyism wish me te tell yea. You wish
me to say there are lets etgold in haw River, but that I
will sot say, because I am not brain of the fact myself. But
this I will tell you ea my own settled opinion, that I think
the aaalry is fad egad, and that seek and north, and south
ef Freese River then is a geld bid el incalculable value and
wow. I have told our *deem Qum so; and I now tell
you se, sal It I mistake set you we the very men who as
pro,* by year ebbe and antetiories whether my opinion
be right or wrong. &bomber, Ido not pies you that bats-
men as an established foot, but supply as an
heeded on what I hays actually soma myself, and heard from
ohm who know Ibis reentry.
" New, what more auk 1 ray to you, but go on and pros-
per, end in a few short weeks you will be able to tall me
what twaser River is TAO mining tools and food In
ahnedemen; you will this be Independent of others, sod may
go to whatever part of the country you choose. I would not
drib you to go beyond Fort Yale with your canoes, as the
rivet is dangerous above that point ; neither would I advise
you to take the Fort Hope road, as you cannot carry
of provisions to !set you over the journey. The roe=e;
Harrison River is,"l think, the best, and we are now pespar-
lag to got • road opened that way ; In fees, I expect to see
teems and waggons on the twenty-mils portage that divides
that river from Anderson's Lake before many months are
over. That is a sets and borate route at all meow to the
Upper Framer River. Let me say one word about the Indians.
They are all friendly, and all thievish; therefore have an
eye to your things and do not leave than exposed, for in
that case the Indians will steal them, ego on with them ,
as quietly as you as, end government will protect
yon. Be careful of your revolvers, and be not too ready to
use them in your own cause. The law of the land will do
Its work without fear and without favour. Therein, appeal
to it is all oases ; let it do Jost'''. between man and man ; let
it defend your rights and avenge your wrongs. Now, my
friends go on and prosper. There is hard work Wore you,
and I hope you will be repaid with rich strikes and big
nuggets. One word mote about the views of givernment.
The miser who acts in submission to the laws and pays the
Queen's does like an honest man sball be protected In pen=
and property ; end am moon a good end trusty TOM are
found immune will be taken for the conveyance and escort
of gold front Ws plat*. livery MIMI will give in his OR
pack and his own weight, and have it addressed end sealed
In his own praetor, aid got a nreipt for a sack said to eons
fain so much gold deal. It will to deposited In the public
treasury at Victoria, sad dellvered to the owner on produc-
tion of the deposit receipt. There will be • charge made for
the expense of eonveysaer, but this will be a men matter
compared to the beatify of your property. I now wish you
all well, and shall not detain you by by further remarks."—
Ales-Cblifeenis.