The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

established the Sound We are competent supply the
country north Of w with Ill the neoessarss Of h'e ana for
INNING purposes, cheaper than they be furnished
by any other country s well enough 70 bear in mind,
however that the interests Of Engsnd supposed to
this coast as wen as 20 preserve the balance Of power
made necessary by Russian advances the AMOR
river The establishment or an English colony on the
coast would certainly be efficient to attain that
object.
me claims Of the Hudson's Ray Company to exclusive
trade with all inhabitants 10 their territory, and which
they enforcing disputed rhey insist that eli
goods carried the Frazer river for consumption IN the
purchased agents their facto
ries. No vessel can onter the river without permit.
and the permit s obtained the express condition that
oil merchandise board Is 70 be supplied by the compa
NY Tho English steamer Satellite is stationed at the
mouth Of the river these regulations strictly OBJ
served The Hudsons Bay Company CLAIM this exsraord
thss an American vessel has been seized for
vance Of the demands named The charter OF the
ny expires next year having been last granted for
twenty years but its terms they allowed the
privilege OF exclusive trade only With the Indians Their
Claims therefore, for exclusive commerce with whites,
Americans who have proceeded 10 the mines as well
working great injury 70 our commerce, which VIII 90
matter and may lead 70 trouble With the Enssh aushor
ties. II singular circumstance that not one American
ship war now In the Sound 10 look after the nteress
OF our citizens There number them on TINS COAST
and several n the Navy Yard. The Independence,
s. MArys and the steamers Massachusetts, and
al within thirty miles Of this CITY, but not one nas yes
made lie 70 protect the large bodies Of peo
pie who have left for Frazer river the snuorcx mas
Desn ordered north 70 prctec , .h;
hand when her services are ana even on the
distant coast Of America the Satellite turns up 70 carry out
the Commando of the Hudson Bay Company while they do
injustice 70 our citizens and trade. Gov Weller writes TO-
day 70 the President calling attention 70 this subject and
to be hoped measures win be taken by Mr. Buchanan
70 afford proper protection to emigrarts, and them
from what regarded - an imposition by the Hudson's
dcy y platform isls which declared our right 70
the whole Of Oregon 81 deg 40 min been enforced
the gold country would be In our possession. The
bar "a AlA ~ Aavu
accepted the country became lost Among the
fourteen Senators who voted against ecedipg from 81 deg
The ether thirteen Senator's were Allen Atchsen Ather
ton Breese Bright Cameron, Dickinson Fairfield, daune
gan, Jenness Seople Sturgeon and wessco hhas been
discovered that Frazer breaks through the Cascs de
range Of mountains in latitude 40 deg and it is thought
from that point to ts mouth may Yet be found to be
within the American boundary line, which has never yet
been run
The steamer Repubc arrived last Saturday 10th inst
from victoria and other towns IN Puget Sound. me
favorable reports but rs Of the same character as that
publshed namely reports o. returned miaers
who have come to this city In consequence OF the river
rising TO high point and preventing work proceeding
The American steamers Sea Bird and Surprise-botn be-
passengers and were to ply the route between the
mining bars and Victoria Gov. Douglass and Cap, Pro
vost Of the man of war Satellite, had paid visit 70 the
mining points, and expressed their views to the
miners They advised forbearpg disposition towards
the indians and assured tbs whites Of protection rne
still enforced and vcssels allowed to up
the except they agree purchase goods the
Hudsons Bay Company the excitement here stropg
Is ever and aicns are on foot for the departure Of
large numbers. The Chinese are buying no abandoned
clams in California; and Il s surprising to note 10 places
where, few months ago, white men were working, to
see CeestAs busly employed. The discovery Of gold
Frazer river viii have the effect Of changing policy
towards the Chinese Instead or preventing their mra
grafton here we will have 70 encourage IT, Tne LsgislA
ture, OF its next session, will repeal the act preventing
their entrance here and Il Is no, at all impossible
" coole" bill will pass. We cannot do without labor
What has left must be supplied.
Frazer River Gold At the Mint.
from the San Francisco Ala, June 81
has been said In the streets that the officers Of the