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THE NEw-Yo MAGDALEN SOCIETY.


SIR: The sacred influence of the Holy Spirit, which
is now 90 extensively pervadiDG the community, has
reached even the abode Of the Magdaien.
For the lsst few weeks, unusus religious interest
has been MAI feat amorg the inmates Of the Asylum,
ard some, who have been placed under the religious
Instruction Of the Magdalen Society," give cheering
evidence Of conversion to God. In this favored
II sucn they drew the frs, bresth Of spiritual life:
Here they deliberately and solemhly conseerated
themselves 10 the service Of their Msker.
The work is silently AM wi.b)u: extrsysgsnce
progress ing. The sbxiJus count. nance ana inc .Sar
IA eJtI rcicats the deep emotions WITHIN ana inspire
nope that salvation is mar, and that y ID Is gra'
c tusly bringing up fiom tie depths OF MANY those
who shall become illustrs,i us examples OF the power
Of sovereign, saving grace in this word and IN me
world 10 cOMs. ,, /,
There il at the present time larger number OF I'd.
mates in the a. yum than at any Pfevion. pcroi srd
NJ cnnrse there j. an iIcreafirg demand Tor pecuoary
"a % he Society is entirely depsnden. on the lib
srsty Of the benevolent. and Christian community TO
,rs,s;n ths laudable enterprise.
A. donhtiops for she New YO,k Msgdalen So
msy be ssrt 10 the Treasurer Mrs D,vid II ID
No. 4 West y veitsenth street, or 20 A X.
We,more, esq, NJ. 81 Vessy street, Sss-Yoik. D.
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- Surrogate. Court County Of New In the MISTER Of
application lease, sell tie Real Etste OF
PATRICK BRADEN deceased By virtue AID Ia parsan,e Of
AZ order made above the 7h i'y OF April 1913
whereby the iubscber Mary Brsden Admn!sua:rI II the
zooe hsta orsds Of said Patrick BTadeD dscea'ed was
ordered By said Surrogate puant 70 afu to maze me sac
sn;ned for the payment Of the debts o. said Do
erased the subscriber Mary Brsden. AduListfatiS &C. soe
sd will sell Public Auction at The Merchants Efhsoss In
Nh, CITY of New York FRIDAY, the 18th DAY u June ls5s
az O'clock Of that day the following described
ESTATE whereof he said deceased died SEIZED TO E; All mat
lot Parcel Of land with the buildings thereon n,1ae
Wing and hent Egsenth Ward Of the ad Csy OF New
YORK on The side Thirty s1eet between
III. Third BONDED ows B.s'uning
ON said norcsstery side Of Thirty eighth street,
distant hundred and sxyeyen feet eight inches
from the the Third avenue thence rnnning north east
.ry a, r,h angles with said street ninety eight feet
nine inches line OF the block thence south easty
aong ,sid line and parable with said Thirty street
and two thirds Of an inch thence
south westerly and parallel with said Third avebae nn.ty
feet nine the norheassery side Of sait Thirty
ee eucs ,ey said Thirty eighth street. wv
yao inches and two cs Q! al inch 20 The pont OF
place % b. ginning ..y.L
The improvements said pgei-es being fur story brck
Store and Dwtn house the front and ourstory ois
Dwelling house Oh The q SAID lot Ds;ed New OK APH
49, less MARY BKADEN Admih',1sh1, &c,
lag lAwtwTn. oi fa,LitI o. a1rn; Ssee 80 %
FOR further particulars inquire Of JAMES w. WHITE No u
Liberty a. or of A. J. BLEECKER SON Co.. Aucuoneets
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
- York.-ELIJAH Il WESSON aud TOWNSEND COX
AGAINST LEN NJ. GRIFFIN.-Sumnons.T the Defendant
You hereby ummoned and required % snser tb compliant
action which will be fled in the Office Of e Clerk CT u
Court the City Hall City ofNswYok and 10 cory Of
your the said complaint the subcdbers a. Their
Offices No 1872 BIZ sdway, John street Newfork CITY,
within twenty after the service 81 this
exclusive Of The Of such aud fail to sn.wsr The
said complaint within the time aforesaid The Plaintiff ia this
ton will take Judgment ssaBs you for the of Us a.
with Interest from February g. 1856 ess the OF 20" snd
.piere. from kaIch 49, 1855 and for the further Of
e6 IS and interest from N.ftb loo, besde 'he cosls ct ms
sc,op.-Dsied New York. April IS, 1855
MILLER PEET 4 NICHOLS P.siLtif. Attorneys.
sr29 lswtwTh No 1872 Broadway. y \ 80 .
The complaint herein fled The Clerks office tue CiJ
and County Of New Yort this l7h dav a hpnl 1888
MILLER. PEkT NICHOLs Plaintn, Atornays
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DASGER OF GIVING COMPLIMENTARY Norh'-
WIsE's BACK UP.-A Washington correspondent Of
Tie Boston Trare'cr, speaking of the new senator
from South Carolina, ssys:
"Col. Hsyne is brother TO the noted Gen. Hayne
with whom Webster had the debate on the Foot reso
lutions. The Colonel was opposed TO MS pro'he,
course in regard to publication, and i noT by the
fre-ea.ers cor sidered as a conservative.
The appointment occasions surprise mere. - nas
expected mat the Conventional have app oln'ed
M. Chestnut, noted ultra orator, as Mr. I. VS., 20
have been elected instead OF Gov. Ii almond. Inc
way the mistake occurred, II was the intention OF
he wire Iule!s 10 give the Governor CON pluiehIay
plurality vote, blt by mistake TOO msny Yo,es
we're thrown, ard the Governor was elect7a anu Air.
Chestrut le.t 3. home. Tee pie:ererce sA)'n py
Gov All.tou for known conservative over PoPuli'
tire.sa;er snoEs NJ own tendencies.
The ssme wiiisr states:
1t !. exptc'ed thsi Gov. Wee w. ! ruu ioi Cd
gees r IT. - accomscj district a. the ci'-e oil NJ
gube'ns,oI.Al te.u, Sui vii make sc IN itsus r.
ct arse he pursued on he L,compon question. ne
G,Lou.ces ne Etc.s1 c.mlrcl-e O. wore eyer -
TIE Vure lecon2tor t'i. roe oqFosNi'n ne 1' Fl :
ff,m >sIa.Ors Msson SIC H-l.-r vi oni; Hi'Ae niiA
he uCit eE.Irr'.
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Cav p Are railway WRECKS frequent this r)sd,
that they have become an nsitutioo Ard must cars
be built specially for wrsckipg purpcses Woald IL
net be better 10 spend Q httle money 20 prevent
wrecks But the fat H. there s - much ,ras,iog To
luck in ell these thirgs that We must almost despair
of corporations doing anything 10 SECURE he puol,c
sgsir danger except by rigid legislative supervision.
M,y 1855 PRO BONO PiBLICO
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Tfesteam,hip Futon arrived at this port on wedOe'-
Sov uorirg at G. O'clock. She left Southampton Nay
s. Therevs by the Nisgsrs, AZ Iaitsx, Is three days
later tlan that br,u git by the Fulton.
Among tie passengers by the Fulton are J. ". Boz
nspsite n. Berry, bearer of dspstchss rom tho
Az csb J. gaiion a. Plrs to The United s,s.es Gov
en- Il. NJ, Bio Inuis Malarj, bearer o. dispatches
fn m The FrIoh Government to the Frerch Consul
G., n.iai.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURr-City and
IN County Of New Y~st.-JOHN HONk, Assmee Ae1-
srd.r D.nni,toun Jehn D.nn,soun lhtn WOOD "hh,rs
p,pltou1 JuLio Robert D.pnsoun Jotn Cross bs>habsn
Ysile James Campbell and william Cnwford ssunt TIE
yARkEks BRANCH Of The STATE bAsk ~ OHIO. 4:
he dsfsndsIts You hereby sammoned ssd required an
this seoI- which sn Dc ed The Nee
Han IL The eiy Of HewYori copy
The the subsorbe ~ their oee nunb.r
,,y IN. re- Wal & u t ne n q, s VOL r,s.
Of the day Il such service and you i'i ssTsf Ne sad
will G the sum Of two ih'ussni ioArs
o with interest from ihd day q OoSober
,snd .s hundred and hyssver be'e the eos, hs
DATED N'1'f'ii' ''sn'fy AZ POSTER . THOMSON
PAutift Attorney No 90 Wallis. w
Tie complaint IL his Lton Wa lied IN the Office 81 Tie Clerk
Of ID. Civ AID County Il l4th OF April
iiss FOSTER THOMSON,
apis lsuswTb Plaintiff Attorney
NETWORK SUPREME COURT - City and
~ County Of New.York JOHN HONE. AsssD~e - AbIan-
der Deubisiouu John D.nhs William Wed William Co.s,
Ben AMIN DswSon. John Waiter Wood AbIsnd-r Denns-
toun iulior Robert Dnnsbu, John Coss Buchanan Yus,
james Campbell. and William Crawford AREN'T TIE FARA
Frs BRANCH Of the STATE BANK OF OHIO, st Sven.
YOu hereby Summoned and req1ned 20
the nplapi his SETON which will flied 10 e Office of
ire City ioTs and % serve cory % Your ansvsr 70
aid complaint the subscrbes htir ofce Sumber
SIXTY nine ssl Wal street, in the City Of NsvYork within
twenty lAer service Of this you exclusive
Of the de-, seryre and you fail the said
complain, within the time sforei The paoif 10 this s-ion
Will ae Judgment ssan, yos for Of thousand DOL
August one thousand eight hundred and hy besc the
costs Of thi. aeion.-Dated New Yorh February, la5a
No. 80 Wal-.ueet, Il. Y.
tt. complaint in this scton Ged 70 the oee Of the Clerk
1855 FOSTER THOMSON
sl5IawewTh Pia.ntih's Attorneys
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Watcr Gnre.

HYGEIO. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 10
s.o;stsS with themselves in business A. GORTON d. D.
and Mrs C. s. sMALLEY d. who has had large ana AZ. ~
experience IN the management OF nae as
ea,es Are enabled the rrictest Atenuon 20 ~
classes OF nvaBds The establishment has been thoroughly eno
the dietary Ins.uie Every appliance woitn uns
TO- p attended TO- Lyinsn received and nurses
crowded have the privilege OF The Msa
81 Lectures In the SofNo Prepayment Terms very reasohAe
NB-The MERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Of Menden,
Conn one the charming and saubrons places IN new
England will be opened their country establishment June
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VHHE MIRACULOUS CURES in BROOKLYN:
be rsigned whose healing powers acknowledged
s wonderful cures all and great many other dresses
by mssnetsn Headache cured in two minutes Tooiosbe
cured m two minutes Rheumatism oen cured IN few days.
J. LoEwENDAHL, The hAsnsuser No "l A4anse-'e'
Breolyn Ofce from s. 10 IL M, from ? TO p
TIME ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. s. p.
i TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA Wholesale and Retail
Depot No 2l2 Broadway FuoDs-, Office No z opIo
ste St. Psu's Church kew.York. -
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Of the American Institute.
N B-S,r William Jones WHITES, lcleofook rnh~p oone
.. BID Lassen Resen, Hamilton ta1taoI Coe<I' o"'o"1
- OF ~ b.xe al red il, Homb0s 10 Vastly better.
fmericqH h.nlue May, ROB
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HFALTU of AMERICAN WOMEN.-To j


uEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.-To J.
me two thousand bottles the Grsefenberg Compeny MAR
SHALLS UTERINE CAfHOLlCON immediately The IN
mend H. induce, such densnd for this section inai have
'''' '' E''''' - '''. MICKENzIE, Nashville, Tenn
J. AARON HACKLEY Recorder Of The City Of Udea, New
Yorh certify that examined several ladies Of this city
the highest aud most oDsbe character who testified aAi
hey bad been afflicted for Gears with Fains Of the Womb
DersDsed Periods and ymptGns connected with em ob
Toss Of sppts Affections disturbed sleep weakness,
eodnes Of the .Trt mites trouble boes
variable sppetes irtabty and tlness hurried res
ires sn1y pain In the shoulders ard spine dizziness rest
sssness bosns fatigue in the legs general paine aud troubles
sy hsusted In vain. One physician, Of thirty Yeas
hence efes also 70 his knowledge Of The ruth OF these symP
sHsITs WTTRINE CATHoLiCON entirely cured them Il
The failure Of everything else DfanmsnoDs Ulcers she
other local organic de,sng, nsut are ssS yus oy s
The above should induce afflicted 70 Try the remedy
Proe per bottle. On the receipt Of x dollars FIVE t'es
,hs be sent part Of the county and express chs
afflicted with disease o. any n.e are invited to sd
dress the medical department Of me 0rseenis ConRssy
On ne receipt Of Souay. prop, ~ed'"e for e"y 20.
shall BE- forwarded 10 any part ne tovay Jre @p<s"
S~o''~ As0ie' JOSHUA r. BRIDGE NJ D.,
ssert,rv OF Company No. 50 Psh NewYorh
TAe Granber0 Manual Of Ham has b.en 'tr'ed ard ~
pro.ed and eeanfy ustyofed With Beautifully sOlO'ed Eneya,
System Sent by mail 10 any part Of ne coun
ny receipt Of % cents complete guide to az Sss0'~
aAs s,.oStpsn. Of THE GRAEPENBERG MEDICINES i
family viii b. by free OF charge on me Iecep
Olive dollars ADDRESS AS ABOVE. .,,
eompetenf physician Dr +. BRIDGE is constantly 10 g.
tendance at the Office of TIVE GsAsFENBERG COMPANY No -
PARK Row NJ y where he will consult with oil who are st
ed disease His principal attention has been devoted 10
and children and To the chrome ana obscure or
eases which many and bis has been veg great
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Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of t County Of NswYGI pCs hfs sc gyfn az r..
cS o sSn tses to he with
eieof 10 the ,u.cIibsr i Once No 500 Water street,
dated New Yorh ,ss MY sixth day Of January 1853
,2s lSwemTh EUGENE II. SULLIVAN, Adnini''ra'or
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
h.,a a e s.! JOHN B. q
deceased to rs,eu, NE ,Sns with vouchers sT.
street he Cry Of Nv yoss on q q s.SIg " S ,iA s
mh.l.wsmrn. xRT rH4H II HhbbocK r1''H''r'
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
~ County Of New-YorkIJoHN HONE, ssnsnS. 4 N NJ
nder Dei'isar John DG1n,.oan' %-A W,,sG w"a
Alexander Dsnh.orn junior Roter DeIui.;oun; John s
G , o s.ss.ln .4 1si THE SRAyca
STATE BANK ONO sle%1sunnon' ;5 money s,s g.
,mmorcd Ard required nsw.I The complaint II ms seuo
which will be filed IN the Ofce o. The Cet o. zoe .y sd
County Of NewYo't n. City Ha &c he Cry q New ioin
:p pS I At hl 9 S%er se W. .
City Of New within twenty day. s service Of ~.
summons exclusive q the day Of sucn service and
70 ~ e sn,s ne sS " 1 a San Az liJ r.
sum q Two Thoa.ara D,As's Cs2Gct WIKI ia.ere.; i,oT
twenty ir;h day q September thassad el1h anSdre
and S,de The '' Tn 81. a''sor rH1NSoS
f'' f'''''' '' FL, s. Az, T FS.s NS &c Wa.
The comp aim in hi. seton fled il TIE otee q the tis
IS is 'r' wy '"' '''''' '''" gosTE6 / TH6as6N
slSls~e~rh + aioiH'' Attorney.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Ci y aud
~ County Of New York JOHN HONE Aslrnee q AK
Al der pcuIsoun, john DenLisoun. W4lNn Woo NhHln
Cross, Benjamin F. Dawiot John Walter Wood A.~iani-r
peuns'o4n urOT EttIt Den John Cross tl-utt ~
Yui!e Js.ns Cauph,N AL William Cav I'd -sa >; rIE
FARMERS BRANCH of the STATE BANK OF ONO
a, ss,m-, sumner. NO, ~ aid ,nraei No g.
Gc'cudaLt VA hc Len BY sImu1rec az 70 i'ce I,
re con IlGiaI 81 L. Goa "oleA ~. -'- 4s
City HA tie i.y ct ScWfoIk and o. ssrvts cps q ~
n. sad -ouI-lt TIE s4o.c-'s e. ttrif ~
rrul,r sA,yIine t9 asteet IA zoe Ci'y ~ Nss forA
"a liz ~, ny day AZ - he 81 wee q tbs sl 80 o- & a
III. H.. ofte Gsy - erytt an ycu 's i ,s~tF tat
- a,t MIN tie tine ~ rcat IT, "a h D. tA' 81.
in viii .tk, ieen,u, tearst yea # ttt I'm = % sue
- ~. : O,-) with from toe ;~e-y t4sr- 10y \
49,, d. Dsae Lt .Tdrd suc<It, ~ b's. De 's'
o,,....uoi -I.',t Ncu.i IA tttfutry 'Ho-
" I(STER THOMSON. = a.l't - --re+
10. IL Nu,t. Nv lDN
IT., ouI 'air' u - i,ob w. bed u. ne .p.'' -
re O., a Al ~.
s,: lose~Th i'"
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8teamboats ano RAILROADS..

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMED1-
~ ATE LANDINGs.-The Steamer ARhrNIA, nom foot
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nlf0ital.

nEAFNESS CURED, HOWEVER CAUSED.
NEW TESTIMONY This cer.ifes that ! have been
oes for the last fifteen years induced 20 apply 70 Dr.
Bosrdsn and by following his method Of treatment
entirely cured and advise all afflicted With deafness 10 give
tlisL o.e. =, 49,. ,,.o-
Plymouth Mass, Dec. IA, 1851" .
Apply personally or by letter 70 Dr. BOARDMAN No 70 SUI
folk -pla
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NJEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD I'd
~ 80 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1858

ANEW-.TEKNE1 hAIINUNIJ-IVI
~ nrIpUIA and The SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
clTYMaI and f,prss. hne. ave NewYors at and u r.
AVID ard D. m fare 80 Through Tcse''s'e ,S' .2cnSsn
80 b,sss,s cheek "a Wsshir, ton y m AL "
halns J. ". NVoosSr, 7, - ~ :, l,ny.rao me
-, "a 30. ,,,ra,es h ndvHroc cFhs uIDe - '~ssius
, 1858-07-02

SOARCE.-In consequence of the undue
excitement which has existed here for the
last two or three months respecting Belling-
ham Bay, the eities to be erected thereon,
which, like mushrooms, it was expected
would spring up in a night-our merchants
here shipped all the bacon, -four, ETC., which
it was possible to collect throughout the
country to Whatcom and SehomO, in order
to be "in at the rise" They now discover
that they could find ready sales, at equally
high prices, at home. MOral-kecp cool,
and don't fly of the hinges too suddenly.
As the merchants are now perfectly deS-
titute Of these staple articles, and a great
demand exists for them, we would like
(cOnfdentially) to put "bug in the ears +"
of our farmers, and suggest to them that
perhaps nOtO is the best time to sell their
surplus-"nOSO is the acceptable time, both
as regards their own interests, and the
wants Of the miners who are delayed here
for want of them, in their preparations to
join the SnoquaImie expedition.
, 1858-07-02

procure place for certain members Of the
party over the political graves Of others,
equally, il not more deserving, that the
Democracy is fast losing sight Of the pria-
aples Of the party, aud narrowing down the
great issues which divide US from the Black
Republicans, to a paltry, contemplate
strife as to neH-aS TO tOhat particular elass
of men shall wear the honors and feast
upon the crumbs of Office
The time was when it was considered
highly disroputable for persons to thrust
themselves before the people and ask Office
at their hands. The time was when Dem
ocratic conventions could meet, make their
nominations, aud adjourn in peace, unity,
and harmony, without their motives being
questioned, or their nominations jeered at.
The time was, when men we're wanted to
GIL certain public stations, the party called
upon them and made known its wish
Quite different now, to limited eIteat, in
certain latitudes There are certain class
Of men who seem to think that they have
been annointed and set peculiarly apart "
for the purpose of holding ALL the offices
in the Territory. That they are theirs by
birth-right and Inheritance. That the
masses of the party have no right to be
heard in the premises aud that il they
cannot rule the party, they toiA ruin the
party.
ow-Democrats we believe you think
with as, that all such had better 90 over TO
the enemy at once, for we do not think you
will ever call upon them to fill any Office.
And let the true, solid Democratic column
cease, at once and forever, all undue wrang-
ling about men, and meet our opponents at
the ballot box on the issue of the principles
which separate us. Let every voter be on
hand on the day Of the election Let it be
remembered that large majority of those
who have taken their departure for the gold
regions north are democrats, and that it
may require every remaining vote to secure
the triumph of the ticket As far as we
have heard, the nominations made in the
several counties meet with the entire ap-
proval Of the party. We have the strength
to secure a complete triumph, if it is but
brought out. Let this be done in every
county, and let the straight tiekst DO voted
Our word for it, that nine out
Of ten disaffected sore-head will be found
to be disappointed Otice-seeker himself,
or otherwise had some particular friend
who was disappointed in not receiving a
a-
, 1858-07-02

New PAPER.-A new paper, (semi-Week.
ly,) called the VietOria Gazette, has Just
made its appearance at Victoris, Vancoa-
Ver's Island-H. O. WIL1srON and G.
BARTLETT, editors The number before us is
spicy little sheet, well filed, with gold
news and other interesting items, which
c0not fail to give satisfaction 10 our
northern friends. We bespeak for It .
large subscription list and paying spbscri-
berS. Success toGhe pioneer publishers Of
Vancouver's Island.
, 1858-07-02
q. 8. Steamer Shubriok for Puget
Sound.

The U. S. Steamer Shubriek, Captain
DeCamp, is under orders to proceed to
Puget Sound, to look out for American iu-
terests in that quarter. She will be ready
to leave in few days. The Shubrick Is
attached to the Lighthouse Department,
but will visit the mouth Of Frazer River,
twenty miles north. Captain DeCamp will
do all in his power to assist or advise emf
grants for the gold mines when he reaches
the Sound. The steam frigates Msrrimae
and Saranac, are expected daily at this
port from Panama, when it is to be hoped
they will be forthwith despatched to Puget
Sound. The SlOop-of-war st. Mary'si iI I'M
dergoiDg repairs at Mare Island. Its said
she will be sent also North when ready fot
Sea.-San Francisco Herald, June 20,
, 1858-07-02

The o. s. NJ. Steamer COnstilHtiOH-A.
B. Cow, Commander-arriVed at Olympia
on Wednesday evening last, from Victoria,
Semiamoo Bay, and all intermediate ports,
with freight and passengers.
Steamer Santa Cruz, Capt. Fauntleroy,
arrived at Bellingham Bay, on 25th inst,
with 300 passengers. Exchanged papers
and passengers with her at Port Townsend.
Steamer Republic, Capt Watson, arrived
at Victoria on 9th inst, with some 100
passengers, about one-half remaining there,
and the balance proceeded to Bellingham
Bay.
Steamer Oregon, Capt Patterson, arriv-
ed at Victoria on the 2Sth inst, with 8l4
passengers, the majority Of whom went to
Bellingham Bay.
Steamer Commodore, Capt Staples, ar
rived on the 29th inst, at Port Townsend,
with $50 passengers for Bellingham Bay.
Upwards of 5000 people have arrived at
the foregoing places, since our last issue, in
Steamers and sailing vessels.
Favorable news has been received from
Mr.. De Lacy, relative to the Bellingham
Bay trail, and a large number of miners
had gone out with pack-mules. Several
miners had branched of from the trail and
came out at Fort Hope.
Whatcom begins to assume a city-like as
pect. Streets are being laid out regularly,
and new buildings are in process Of cOnstruc-
tion.
S6hOme is filling up with people, tents
and buildings. The new wharf is nearly
completed
Several vessels are discharging merchan-
disc at Belliughsm Bay, among them we
noticed Barks Ork, Gold Hunter, Lire
YANKEE, Mallory, and Brigs Cyrus, aud
Merehanlman, DC.
At Victoria, the Steamer Surprise, Ship
William, Bark adelaide, Steamer Olsr,
Bark May FlOiOer and Brig Juliet.
Passed in the Straits, Bark CAas Derans
and Schooner Kossuth, loaded with "Celes.
tials for Bellingham Bay.
Schooner r. B. Potter run on sunken
rock near Cypres Island and stove hole
in her bottom.
Steamer Sea Bird, Capt Conner, is bad
ly ashore on a bank in Frazer river. The
water has fallen so 1ch that she is high
and dry. Arrangements are being made to
launch her in the course Of the summer.
Several parties have discovered gold on
the head waters Of tho Skaget, Snoqual.
mie, Skokomish and Duwamish rivers, and
report says they are doing exceedingly
well. Several of the citizens of Whidby's
Island, Port Gamble, and Port Madison
are among the number.
A large party left Seattle Monday last,
for the mines TIA the Snoqualmie pass. Mr.
Yesler and Mr.. Denny, and several other
citizens Of Seattle accompanied them out.
Mr.. Yesler wrote to the Postmaster they
had no trouble, and the trail was excellent.
We have no doubt that this will be one Of
the many routes selected for the new gold
mines
Lumber isin demand at all tho points on
the Sound for shipment to Bsllingham Bay,
SemiamOo Bay and Victoria. 1t readily
sells for $50 and $35 per thousand.
For the above items we are indebted to
a gentleman connected with the Steamer
Constitution. -.