New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

nan her Of this Association, Ard ths ns,on sooo,a %
ts,sd into by mutual con.ent OF the psfass ~nn N
ease Of ipbsrGopy exiting eni,n ~ msk}os a.
~. n.y.. ~fthe same IN a book kept by the RECORDING
secretary for that purpose
we have dates from Portlasd to the I4th INST.
The newspapers report that STOUT, Democ'as,
o.rd;5,te for Cot gress, is elected by small ms
jority variously puT down at from % 70 40. lhere
rs 10 official count yet
Stevens is reelected Delegate to Congress IN
Washington Territory. We have no figures:
The crop of wheat will be very short A ROAD
has been opened across the Cascade Mountains, aud
Wsla Wslla Valley.
Gen. Palmer who is on his way overland to
Fraser River BY wsy of Oknsgsn, has written
letter saving that he found some good prospects
for gold diegings in the Valley Of the Obinsgao.
We have dates from Honolulu " the Both June.
The only item of interest to be fund in the news
papers from the H.wai IN Kingdom Is the following
from The Honolulu 1d7eJt,Ser
The transhippiIg OF oil ard bone a. the several
ports o. these saDds has been on the Increase Tor
several years and has nov become steady ana I'D
porapt brsIoh Of our trade The Lgslaufe, 10 tne
new Code Just enacted has wisely continued 10 auoE
the trstsfpping Of all products Of the whalenshery
free of ADV duty Since 1850 this trade has been H.
cJeasiI adj ually till last Fall season, beside large
number If whale ships returning home, when TOOK
freiobt there were thrt. merchantmen, with tun-
nsos ~ nearly TO- COO .ups left these islands bound
hon e. with fall cargoes, consisting princpay OF on
ard bone but in part Of ttle aruces' Dufing an a
Sprpp season Of the present year. five vessels OF
tups burden nave al-o filled in like Manner Tor nome
potts This mode OF carrying on the whaling buslness,
we Judge from tie increase to be ate nded With GOOD re-
suits to the o~Deis who, oy tins method nave tneir
prices ere satisfactory let ii lie in store under their
own ctre ard supervision with ess risk than we're 1t
afloat among Il ice foes Of the Northern Oceans.
" Arrangements have already been made for con
siderable humber of ships load at the ports of these
Sands during the coming fall seasoD AS near as we
can learn, the following embraces most OF the vessels
expected. In regard to one or two OF them there -
some doubt but they do not come, their berths will
be flied by the parties who now expect them. There
are other vessels which will doubtless be laid On, ad
vees in regard to them not having yet been received
Sir Golden 10 snip Jos Bradley Dunbar $50
Ship anglo s1 Luce. $50 ship Norse%sn Haskell
sbip Flying 80 ship Eliza Ella Lunt... 800
Ship Shooting Star, Hotch Bark ~ashinTon Als,on 4"
Ship Ocean Express: Wills. Fs,.ach ~,
ship Rsduss, Grsen... 81 Bark Felix WntHer'''' f'
Correspondence of The St. Jeui. Democrat. 49, ,o,o
SAN FRAscEco, Jolly 90, 1859.
Bro5erick is still pouring hot sbO into the ranks OF
the PIo.SlaveIy Democracy. His remarks concerning
Gwin are remarkable for their boldness Az freka IN
the extreme north, on the 26h BIoderick apd y. Y.
NcKbbin escorted into town from the Forest
House Elk miles distant The escort numbered over
ole hundred persons in carriages and on horseback.
The city full OF people, and II IS agreed on all
har DIS Ii at the meeting the largest ever held there
THIS is the general reception of BIoderck every~
At Quincy, Plumas County, be said to the crowd;
DR. swim of having been the paid agent OF the
Pacific Ma: s.,m.h Comp si.o sense
Sn " bsy ,.ppcr.ed the Thirty Million Secret Fund bill
he knew that the intention 70 use mat mon y as
lsrest shouting of Spill on him split on him either
d s' s h ed M sas Senate. S
These are the hight sort Of tactics TO please miners
or Others and will gain thousands of votes for Broder.
ick's party. Truly, the Lecomptobites have a smart
set Of candidates. Their candidate Tor Governor Is
Milton S. Latham, who looks to an election, in 1861, to
the l.. s Senate He stands charged with having a.,
tempted to bride Judge of the Supreme Court, and
TO cheat his clients by one and the same act. Inc
charge has been made repeatedly, and all the details OF
the transaction given and the parties cognzant OF the
facts have been called upon to come ont and deny IT. II
they can They are mostly his friends and, OF course
would, If they could come at orce TO his rescue But
a. yet lbey At swer never word.
Their candidate for Supre ne Judge is w. V. Cope
who famous in the last Legislature for his assaults
CD john ID. Weller He has that fault of fauts-that
vice Of wees that too many Of Judges have had
the gaming table has fatal charm for him. Daring
the last session of the Legislature his nights we're spent
to grea! extent in gambling. In former times he did
little eIse except gamble, but aiterly becoming ampi-
tous ami aspiring TO seat on the Supreme Beech ne
has his pasteboard practices TO the daIk hours
OF the night, and done up his legislation, Ia" ana
DR. Scott, the wenknown divine, has become the
editor Of lew religious monthly called Inc racine
FIpostor lust commenced in this city. The lsbois
the Doctor are extremely oDerous. He breaches twice
a DAY or Sundays, during the week, attends the
pray er meetings OF the coperegation receives weekly
Wits on religious subjects at his study beside doing
vast amount Of literary LABOR. Now he undertakes
religious monthly.
Recently was reported here, by the arrival OF the
Overland Mail, that the balloon ascension from st.
Louis was a success; whereupon it is SAID, arrange
ments were made for holding preliminary meeting
to-day, at the Office of prominent Notary Public on
Merchant street, TO organize company with large
capital to construct ten balloons to be put the hpe,
to be Iu1 TO New-York via Pixies Peak and St Louis.
We await the result Of their action with no small de-
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