The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

~bNLl, pIaJG, 0DLAiueI, ~
rah' ~ gran. In o'ncr WORDS tn this sorpsssio "
compliance III the Conoessson by wnich
they sold vanoouvers Inland, FORTE ted years ago tack
Ibs Herald stases tht the company acquired way
ov'r the saod ny an order In council ,ds in 1919,
giving 10 the chief rights Of the Enslsh govern
ntns over The terrnory, on the c,ndisons: ar,t,
hst on the cehsatoD 10 1862 Of the license Of exclusive
r,ee is shall be colapeen FOX tho s,vsrrm ut 10 fes
sune possession Of the Eand by indemnity ag tao oompA
ny for all their expenses In colonization, and Ihe ossr
es'abH hments and second THAI H. AFTER shs raton
cut tbs cbscs for wech he css-ter was srantedtA.
10 say The dspoesl u the lands al reasonable rates. and
non-tne Crown should have the right To re ente'
ana take possession Of the Island abeoiuts'y II Is
,rsuet on facts furnished by the Dublio Uaipersity
Magazine for April that the Hue sous Bay Company
have slenay Jailed 10 fulfil the conditions which
srwe Of Vsncouyer's Island r theoretically held II the
Eoeeb law rcut ala decide thai the company bal
.h0' ~ make grants Of land, tho pecuators from t1ls
city whs have invested large sums In lots will bsc,n
heavy losers. Whatever title they acquired viii
solely Of equitable chaTscter and address eelf
more 10 the Parliswen. usn the .rlbaDss England
AZ nigh, be .xpecea there are g,es. number Of per
be recorded that breaches Of the peace Of
renee AID nohng Of dsagreeabe nature has occurred
20 the eooi understanding between the Eegsh oHi
Gals and others An Otegunt and reliable ccrrespon-
sers o. the Hrnd writing from Victoria Jay 49, says
We I've n ms more approved s5s being sols tho 70
ne reE2nE harvAst from the prodts Of sewing
coioss Whitney g. %. have for rale made from
,zu.y 3. prssea. TIE vinde are very high here the
sIessr part d e day and duet IN gres. abundance Is
tlow9 Rom Re hGroor ironl back over the town Water
very sch-oe, even for the ordinary Of life, and
Hbta yo1 consider TIA TIE population generally the
st-se ss! p-esoa. qne dusty appearance. Goods are
ncca fSDagee by 'hs and provisions bs we'll
pared Sor 800 great many new Buildings are con
,.1ea,y soos uF Aat whsa one walk. abort ds;anco
srs' sound, stra,sey On tie ear some rh.t Ike Cai
Esss holiday - Sacramento street The Nth. Of good
ssas u EEK 4s as N s SSsa
d,aa vicinity OF The lowe rol. striking the bed rock
a, ssg-h sans5,g tI'm ;crtg to eighty feet,
81 & tbiai, whNsh Appearance About two miles
out and Yield good wsser. Mon 60 out with Ssrres
and set them hed for fifty cents aud then draw tue bar
rolls IN town with rope, and readily sell tho water
economical OF the article looks queer to barrel
uen running around the streets few water carts would
Ia by persons ct one dollar load. learn the prise per
cord s I'VE dollars The expense s the labor Of getting ii,
clearing her hsjestys land of her royal forests Good
board is 10 be had FOR fifteen dollars week. The days
are SO long here that three meats are Indispensable.
Cams and oysters are In aouncsocetne laWer smaller
man those bad in California. but pa,assbe article
shna The Indian women bring them 70 your door and
,en them for about twenty FIVE cents hundred. As
fer as trade "a concerned ell seem to be doing well,
and the miners take mp all the provisons they convc
uently their private boats Thoso who 20 up by
steamer are allowed two hundred or four hundred
pounds, as the captain sces proper No restriction is
gut upon the amount Of PROVISIONS TO DO carried up
ts.e ILL 1t is ofi;islJ announced by the govern mont
that no restriction placed the miners In relation
that he had persoua interview with Captain Airs Worth
kLovp as m old Oregon acquaintance, OF the Umsla
.esn wheel boat which made her frat trip up the Fraser,
ana has returned The UuatIa wen. up as high Fort
Yale. The river Is open 10 all steamers. Captain
Answofth well known and respecao bic citizen Of ore
2on, and biz statements can be believed BE said hefe Is
plenty OF gold dust 10 the hands mncrs who des
rous Of obtaining coin for q. SIC per ounce The dig
spes between bort Hope and Fort Tale, about sixteen
4 IL j.
kper day to the hand. Ten men, IS reported, with :
nlee washed OF, ten pounds q gold week Captain
70 work H. and that now dggngs may be fond beyond
me arrival Of tho Umssla at Fort ysle me hlshes,
yet reached by shre was celebrated by great
The Vi,.oriA Go.s. describes the scene when the mi
ucrf at that point saw the boat approachipg;-
Tho town thrown into high stale Of exci,em m;
srerua WHISTLE ard ruuor gs,ed circulation taa III
stern wheel steamer was on hcr up The river Every
body wa soon on the lookout and sent be
yond TIE bend OF the river 10 ascertain the cause OF the
strange noises and the truth OF the rerort. Soon We
n,d by the shouDgs along The banks Of the river and
The coet uoos discharge Of guns aud pistols that III. re-
poit true, whcrcupon there the grsse,t rejo,c
Ing ana pleasure manifested by every one sad 20
burnt amid the widest excitement In few minutes
The Unssiils-the pioneer s.esnboa' Fraser river
above Fort Hope-made her first appearance 70 the
crlc q Fort SAs' and , WAS warmly ws'conea.
dIejs CT men we're eianberng up her sides,
to get on aboard The Indiana too, prtook OF the
4
powell spectacle She made the passage from Fort Hope
10 Fort Yae-hIiesn mllesin hve b9urs, hour Of
which time abe was aground, without accident. Imme.
dA,ey dinner was prepared On boas and number Of
the principal inhabitants invited 70 psrake OF Il; after
Which eNscty thirteen minutes past three oclocx sas
passengers OF the fret steamboat thai penots ted
above For. Hope, on her pioneer Trip put my blankets
With very light head OF steem, being precs y dy one
minutes on tho way. have no doubt abe can make the
disanoe inside Of forty Ave minutes In her upward pas
sge She Was welcomed by the miners on the banks
river With shouts Of JOY and the nsag o. guns snd pstss
Coming back 70 vc.oris s prospects are on the whole
asuering Two fire engines, purchafed In San Francisco
have arrived Regular streets have been laid out, and
the iitAiory steps taken for the construction Of nss
Two newspapers, stated have been cs,ablshei-thc
later y ediisd BY su Eneshmao named Marriott, long
resident OF California, but who has taken fight 70 The
rsiDg colony 70 our north. HIS paper strongly devoted
70 tnglh interests, and he writes In most approved oyi
me negro police who were nrs, appointed have beer
removed Difference 70 Americans aud white guardian
Of The las substituted. Governor Dosslas appears 70 b
popular, though the policy Of the Hudson Bay COMPANY
which be the representative, In restricting trade ant
msnssning really injurious monopoly tends 4, lesser
The good opinion In which otherwise be would be held
Tho EDslsh war steamers, Satellite and Bazzxd, arc ID
snubrct after short Wait 70 the north, has returned
this city There American national vessels To The
/ Sound.
Political Excitement b, California.
ouR SAN FaAScrsco CORRESPONDENCE
SAY FRANCISCO, August s, 1853.
ne Dsrision in ne Democratic Party 7routie IN IN,
Camp-keetins # NE Co~centions-Bow Matters Sand
ReraeAment IN the Custom House, DC, &C.
The division in the democratic part OF California the
Kansas question manifested Itself yesterday by two sa.s
Conventions assembling In Sacramento. The Centrs
Committee ordered elections for delegates, and hard
contest took place In the several counties between IN,
friends Of The administration and those OF Mr. Dougls
was expected that the latter, VINO are In minority
would have gone into the Convention with NE adh@sns
Of Mr.. Buchanan, but turns out unexpectedly they pur
| pose acting by themselves.
| In about six counties resolutions were adopted con
| demnrg Mr.. Broderick, and tn ~ many more be was
strongly endorsed The balance, while approving gene
rally OF the administration and avoiding ali reference n
Kansss, counsecd moderation ~ the only means q pre-
| serving the unity Of the party.
No n whatever made cxcnpl