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Dameu nimmt br(onSsrs CDba6t!
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, 1864-01-02
cALIFoRNIA RosIN, ETc.

The ship Cumming, at San Francisco, is now
taking on board as part Of her cargo one hun.
dred barrels Of California rosin, manufactured
by Hucks & Lambert, Of San Francisco, con.
signed to VIM. 7. Coleman & CO., New York
This is the first shipment California has made
Of this kind.
The above paragraph is taken from q late
California exchange. 1t is important as show.
ing tho commencement Of traffic in new arti.
Gle Of commerce, and the opening Of new
branch Of industry on the Pacific coast.
We have several times called attention to
the superior advantages presented by the en-.
tire country bordering on Puget Sound for the
manufacture Of turpentine, tar, and rosin, in
the hope that enterprising capitalists would
sooner or later engage in II. That hope has
not been abandoned, though we have not yet
seen the beginning Of its realization. Know.
ing as we do the facilities afforded by this Ter.
ritory Coz tho chap production Of these arti.
cles, and tho conveniences attending its ship.
ment by reason Of our immense coast line, We
cannot doubt that Il will some day become a
leading feature Of our commerce, as the lum.
bering business has hitherto been.
Our vast ioroslso Of fir offer tempting induce.
ments to capital to enter and reap rich harvests.
Bordering, as these forests are, on a sheet Of
water almost al parts Of which afford safe an
chorage and harbor for vessels Of the largest
class, il will readily be seen that their products
can be shipped to market at q much smaller
cost than where distant land carriage is re.
quired. Supposing the rates Of wages, etc.,
to be equal, there Is not doubt that turpen'
tine, tar, and rOsin can be manufactured as
cheaply (if not cheaper) here as in the interior
Of California. Our frs are not in isolated
patches, but in dense passes, covering all the
country in view Of the Sound. When their
extent and quality are known and appreciated
abroad, they will be turned to good decount, to
the enriching Of the pioneers in the enterprise.
, 1864-01-02
sTEILACooM, W. T.,
Saturday, January 2, 1864.

~ In conscience Of a sudden attack oi
Rheumatism in our right shoulder. We were
unable to issue the HERALD last week. Our
outside pages, as they now appear, were ready
for the press in good time; but when Il be.
came necessary to place them on the press and
print them, tho strength was lacking, and a
suitable substitute could not be obtained. We
have again recovered the use Of our arm, and
hope to be abe to issue the paper punetually,
In future. -
, 1864-01-02
sTEILACOOM AND wALLA wALLA MIL
ITARY ROAD.

ATAhH AAOADs
To the Honorable the Senate and HOuse Of Rep.
resentatires Of the United States in Congress
assembled:
Your memorialists, the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory Of Washington, would respect.
fully represent that the Military Road across
the Cascade Mountains is now impossible by
reason Of faller timber and the unfinished con-
dtion in which il was left after the expenditure
Of the appropriation heretofore made by Con.
grcss for its construction.
The opening Of this road is Of the most vital
importance and interest to the people OF Wash.
ington Territory. would doubtless be used
yearly by thousands OF persons going to and
returning from the rich gold fields lying east Of
the Cascade range, and, in the opinion Of your
memorialists, in a military point Of view is
absolutely required.
Quite large amount has been expended by
Government in opening this road, yet il is now
useless in every respect, and will 50 continue
unless repaired.
The repair and thorough completion Of the
same would also bring into immediate use aud
cultivation the large and fertile tracts Of land
living east Of tho Cascades and on the line Of
this road, which have heretofore remained un.
occupied because bf the impOSsibility Of settlers
getting supplies 10 and produce from their
homes by the me9ns Of ingress and egress then
and now aiiordcdy
Your memoriaiists are Of the opinion that
not less than Fifty Thousand Dollars will thur.
oughly repair and complete said road, aud there
fore pray your honorAble bodies to pass an Act
appropriating that sum, either in money or in
land lying along said road, for its repair and
completion.
Passed Dec. s23d, 1868.
c. Grossly,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
U. b. McFADDES,
President Of Council.
, 1864-01-02
OLYMPIA coRREsPONDENCE.

|
Much difficulty has been experienced in ef:
fecting an organization in the Council, in con-
sequence Of the wellknown Copperhead ten.
denotes Of some Of the Democratic aspirants
for the Presidency of that body. On Monday
last, on motion Of Mr.. Angel, Union) oil the
candidates were called upon to state their views
upon the leading political questions Of tie day.
All on the Democratic side, with the exception
Of Mr.. Stewart, Of Walla Walla, responded.
Mr.. McFadden was, mot to put too fine point
upon IT," very Copperish. llc was opposed to
several things, and, among them, the Enanci.
patton Proclamation and the suspension Of the
writ Of habcas corpus in loyal States. There
being no probability Of cffecting an organiza-
tion in the usual way, so as to place Demo.
Crat in the chair, Mr.. Saw (Dcm) offered
resolution to the effect that the present tempo
rary officers be chosen as permanent officers
for the session. The vote on the resolution
was equally divided, three on each side, when,
10 and behold! the chair Judge McFadden)
declared that "the ayes have i'll" The ayes
and noes were at once called for, but the prompt
chairman decided that the call was out Of order
Thus an organization has been effected by
strategy, but, like some other strategic move.
nents, 1t will not bear a close inspection. The
honors, however. will doubtless sit as lightly rs
though they had been legitimately won.
The reception Of the Governors Message is
mex, in order; but so much time has been con.
sumed by the course pursued in the Council,
that there is a disposition manifested to defer
the public business until after the holidays.
The printing, thus fur, is done at the Sccre.
tary's establishment. A strong effort will be
made bv the Secretary and his Democratic
friends to have McElroy elected in Joint Con.
vention. have good authority for stating that
previous TO the meeting Of the Assembly bid,
accompanied by sufficient guaranty, was pre-
sented to Secretary Evans proposing 10 do the
printing at about one half the usual rates.
The Secretary acknowledges that at the date
Of the presentation Of tins bid, he had made
no disposition Of the work, yet he subsequently
enters into contract with the person who was
repudiated by the last Assembly, and agrees to
pay him nearly double the rates at which the
work could have been done. Wonder how
this little fact will be explained?
, 1864-01-02

A GIASTEss.-A Nova Scotia paper describes
young woman, II years Of age, who Is seven
ieet two inches in height. She measures 4S
inches around the waist, SO inches from her
aru'-pit to the tip CT her fingers, weighs 274
pounds. and has FOO, IS inches long She is
good looking, quite social although diEudsn,.
not being accustomed to see tho public, and
her name is Anna Swami.
, 1864-01-02

Henry WARD BEEcuER. distinguished
divine is the great lion Of the day in Great
Britain. The latest adriccs represent him de.
liverins addresses throughout England and
Scotland, and attracting immense masses Of
people on all occasions Rebel sympathizers
in England made strenuous efforts to break up
some Of these meetings, but utterly failed. A
greater degree Of enthusiasm than that excited
by Beecher has seldom been witnessed.
, 1864-01-02
Sflisrellaneous Adrertisenlents.

E9 NOtiee.-A Special Meeting Of the Presbytery Of
Puget Sound will be held In steilacoom Pierce County, w.
IT, Friday, the rst day Of January, 1884, for the pur.
pose Of investigating the Of Minister Of the
Gospel who at present In connection with the Indian
Department
Stated Clerk.
srErLAcooN, Dec. 5th, A. D. 1865. -
, 1864-01-02

FRmcH-MEncAS BLocKADs.-The State De.
partmsnt in Washington Is in The receipt Of
notice that aAeF the sixth Of September an ef.
fective blockade vii be maintained BY the
French navy over the coasts Of Mexico which
still acknowledge the authority Of Juarez, from
tenIlsagues south Of Ma.amoras 70 Csmpechs.
'fIlendly neatfal vessels are TO have twsuty-fiv
days n port % complete their lading and leave.
The ports excepted from this blockade are
.IAmpiec, Vera cruH Alvarado, Coalzaeoaleos.
Tobaseo and Carmen. which ports are in pos.
.Seaiio6 u the French. ~ ~ =
, 1864-01-02

EvADNo THB PcsrovYics REGULATIONS ~
The Detroit papers say there Is considerable
excitement among the business houses in that
city, owing 10 the fact that 90 or 80 firms
have been Or are about to be prosecuted BY the
United Stntes District Attorney for misdc,
meanor Of sending letters through other chan
nels than the postoitice. The belief has Oh.
tained to some extent that the demands Of the
law are fulfilled BY simply atiixing stamp to
letters, but the Department denies the validity
Of the act as the same stamps may bo used
again. h
, 1864-01-02

OoNFIscATIoS or TnB CnArxAM-The San
Francisco bulletin says decree Of conflsca.
ton against che schooner Chapman has been
rendered IN The United States District Court.
The owners have already been condemned,
and now ater the pirates the ship-to borrow
and slightly travesty Laeardere's motto. Who
gets the prize money is not yet determined.
The O1isers and crew Of the sloop -oi.war Cyans
and Capt. Travis the iniOrmer, are the claim.
ants.
, 1864-01-02

We arc indebted to Major Stra,man for q
large bund.C Of late Eastern papers and maga.
zines, received by mail on Monday last. The
list comprises Democrats Mirror Of Fashion,
NarPer's Monthly, Baltimore Weekly Sun,
Wilkes Spriter The Times. New Orleans True
Della, Indiana State Journal, Cincinnati Dollar
Weakls, cisrslaRd PtaindeaLsr, Detroit Eree
Fress. Dubuque Herald, The Crisis, NsV York
Tablet, HarPsr's Weekly Frank Lcsiie's Illus.
tra,ed Newspaper, Illustrated Ns,rs, and London
Weekly Dispatch. The dates are October 3lst
and Nov. 9Th. See Stratman's printed list, on
the fourth page Of this paper.
After the above was in type. We received
another bundle from the same entcrpriSing
dealer, embracing lie Bon Ton, Harper's
Weekly. Mustroted Ne,rs N. Y. Herald and
Tribune, and Day Book, all later than the
above named, for which We thank him.
Capt, Finch, Of the Elisa Anderson, has laid
US under obligations for late Victoria and San
Francisco papers. tho hitter containing news
eight days later than that received by way Oi
Oregon.
From J. w. Sullivan We received, on Monday
last, bundle containing the latest pictorialS
aud newspapers-a good variety. Thank you
Jerry. See the Trade Notice Of J. W. Sulli
van, in the advertising column.
, 1864-01-02

"HuHnErso Up rHs CAkES"--A firm Of bis.
cult manufacturers In Carlisle. England, BY
way Of showing what could be done BY rapid
work, recently had Geld ofwheat reaped,
the grain thrashcd and ground, and the -four
made into biscuits. which we're served hot on
the brrakfast-ta6Iu Of eight O'Clock, in exactly
four hours From the time the sickle was put
into the standing grain
, 1864-01-02

An IScIDESrAt Coon. Boston paper says
that H Exchange will only hold OF the present
high figure for Few months, we shall manu-
iaciure many articles which we now import
A gentleman In New York has recently in
ported twelve French families from Lyons.
who arc skilled In the manufacture Of velvsts
with the intention Of starting a mandatory
Of tirst-class velvet In this country. The Wal
than Watch Mandatory has made us indie.
pendent Of Geneva, and the Portsmouth Mills
will soon enable US to do without Coates and
Taylor ~