New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

give 700 that statement % 40 eetsbhtbed faa; Jt
FDyly 90 opinion, N1bced on whst hsve scso: ~
asn myself, ard heard from others "ho A''"
ternuy. AID
Now what more can ,sy 70 you, but % On 40 %
wssrec. And in few short weeks yon WI % is IA
tsB me What Frazer River IL. Take mr,ng vo1l, s ~
bed 10 abundance you VII then De 20 H. coantry
Others, ard nsy 90 10 whatever par u '"'
ivocld no. advise you 70 90 beyond ron ae W., ~,
vorr canoes Dc the rver II osnee,oS y. L.. H.
pem: ps.ber would advise you 70 saAe 81 ~,
yssS AZ you ear Dot carry enough OF provisions 70 aet
Tn. ,esss b, Harrison River is think, the oes.
And ", are now preparing 20 get rosa opened tss'
:, s.c. I e1oect 70 see teams and wagons on tae
sy,.co;Je noYts ge that divdee that river from
A,Se,,op's Lake before many months are over. That
vass|s ard accessible route al al seasons TO the
Upper Ffs,tr River.
Nh frerdiy and ell thievisn therefore have so eye to
yeuy tniigs snd do lot leave them exposed, for IN
fht. c.se tire indians Will s.es them. Get on
~ quietly you csn, spd Government Will protec'
Yen. BE Careful Of your yevolvers, ana De not 100
ready 10 use them 10 your own cause
TIE lt9 q the ls.d viii do its work without fear,
and without favor Therefore appeal 70 II 10 Gil cs.es;
let II DO ius.ice between man and man; et II ceisId
yspr rgh's sDd svenge your wrongs
Now ny friends, 70 on and proper. Inere y hard
work before yo,, and hope you VII be repsd VITA
nss r'yikes and big uugge;s.
One word more about the views OF the Government
TIE miner who acts 10 submission 70 the laws, srd
pave the Queen's dues Ike az nopest man, shsl be
protected pesOn and property; and ~ coon az good
and .rusty are found, measures Will be Aken 'o'
the conveyance and escort OF gold from the pisce'
Every ri,ey will give 10 hs own sack and his Own
weight and have il addressed snd sealed 10 ms owe
pretence, ana get receipt for ssck sao 70 conTsn
% nuch gold dus IL vii be ceposi,ed ~ 'ns puoao
TYeasnry al Victoria, and delivered 70 the owner oh
pytcucr.On Of the deposit receipt. IoeIe VIII DC
ehsIgs made for The expense Of conveyance oat to'
viii be spsl matter compared 70 ths security o. yoor
properly. I nov Wish you 81 Wei ana sha DoI
detsn you Uy any further rerisrks.
There IL 4 good deal Of logged John Bulhshness
in Gov D0ugass's speech, and 1t ID all the better
for it.
In addition to The Victoria Gazotte, Government.
orcsu, STYLED The VoHoOuuer Etand Gaze'tc, has
been established. Among the advertisements IN the
Fret number find the following:
"FnsrwAy & Co.'S ATLANTIC AND EUROPEAN En-
Tre,sue Pstsges Psree. and Letters i9rssdst by
s5 n sh s every ss0ss iaa TO- %o
sbd express By every 10 q. the principal bars Oh Fraser
1AenFon HARRISON and Lio0e' Rivs r u,cuo,. s,ntn
Wells, Fargo & Co. also have extended their ex-
press to Victoria and Fraser Rivers and one corner
Of Fort Yale is hidden by the sign OF the agent OF
shat Company TIE miners who have rushed up to
Fraser River are not the only persons who have
had faith in that stream; number Of the wealthiest
merchants in this city have established branch
houses in Victoria and many hundreds of thousands
Of dollars have been carried up on the steamers TO
be invested in town lots. The youngest town is
Semsmot pronounced Sem -ee-a-mOo', On bay
Of TIE same name, Just below latitude 49, Sema-
moo Bay is about a mile and half wide BY three
miles long perfectly landlocked, deep, and in every
respect splendid harbor. month ago the land
Was unclaimed and untenanted; now some squatter
elaine have been made, two town sites have been
laid off and ots 80 by 100 feet in size are selling at
800 each, 10 persons who do not obtain the slight
est show of a legal title.
As for local news there is not much.
You Will remember that the last Legislature
adopted an act to prohibit the Immigration of China
men. Hall McAllister, yeung and able lawyer of
this city, has given opinion to some merchants
in which he shows that the law is unconstitutional,
because il trespasses upon the exclusive power OF
Congress 70 regulate commerce. He shows by
numerous references to opinions OF the supreme
Court Of the United States that the carrying OF
passengers is matter of commerce, and that pro-
hibtion of branch Of that commerce for the pur-
pose Of excluding all the natives OF foreign land
from entering the country can emanate legally only
from Congress.
This opinion suggests the idea that our present
State laws levyng taxes upon tickets for passengers
leaving the State, and upon bills OF ading Tor gold
exported, and upon drafts drawn on foreign cOul-
tries ia also unconstitutional because Of trespass
upon the exclusive power OF Congress to regulate
commerce
The Peoples Party" composed OF members OF
the Vigilance Committee and It's friends, has organ
lied for the election to be held in the first week OF
September No nominations have been made as YET
Tie Democratic State Convention called To meet
Mt Sacramento yesterday, has split, and there are
now two Conventions They did nothing more than
organize yesterday.
The State Legislature of Oregon met at Salem,
the capital or the eth ult convassed the votes cast
ut the late election and declared John Whteaker
Governor elect. He then forthwith took the oath
of Office, delivered bic inaugural message and now
holds the rens If government. AT tins time the
Oregonisns had heard that the bill to promote them
10 Statehood had passed the United States Senate,
but were not aware that il had been lost among the
unfinished business in the House. Mr. Curry the
Territorial Governor appointed by the President,
does not ray anything aud is presumed here that
he has quietly abdieated, and made way Tor Goser-
nor Whiteaker. Mr.. Curry was candidate before
the State Legislature for the United States Senate
The following table shows the official returns OF
BE Territory for the Office of congressman;
salem Dem. Eugene Cit Dem: Republican
l. " Grover J. X. Kelly. }. Mcbnde