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Ill l. ,aaHl tia; - P4--s&. i1r PATRON
SAINT oi ireland ~as a >co'c-r-.a-- lie Wa
born mar hilpairick. a. ,he nsoaih of the
Civd-. IN :be wear 5,2. q; tn acc of II; he
Wa earrlvd captive 20 Ireland ty a hand Of
marauder-, aud a shot TIM aft r. escapin.
from them, b. returned 10 Seo;lani. bling
captured SECOND time. and again escaping
TO his native country about the wear iJ2. he
resolved 20 become a missionary among the
Irish. and in pursuance of that object vas or
daned in Scotland. and shortly afterwards
was made Bishop, when he protested 20
the field of his labor, end his preaching is
said to have been attended w.ii the most ex-
traordinary effect, historian, giving h. the
credit Of having made general conversion
of the people to his faith. a popular legion
ascribes to him the Punishment of all venom.
Gus reptiles from Ireland by means Of his
crozier or staff, which is supposed to he still
kept with great generation. The Roman
Catholic Church having canOnzed him, after
his death, the Church festival takes place on
the 18th March. This version differs mate
rally from some Others, but is, believe, the
most authentic. Yesterday being the ami
versary of St. Patrick's canoniza,ion, tie IT.
ish societies Of this place celcbratedit as usual
A deputaton of the Portland Hibernim So.
ciety and the Fcnian Brotherhood, headed by
a brass band, proceededat l p. N to Vaughn's
wharf, where they received the Vancouver
IIibernian Society and conducted them to
their Hall. A procession was then formed of
the whole, and proceeded to the Catholic
Church to attend mass, and from thence
back to the Hall, where an able AMI interest.
ing address was delivered by S. J. McCor-
mick, Esq. At its conclusion, the procession
again formed, and paradcd the principal
streets, finally haltns at the Columbian Ito.
tel, where an excellent dinner had been pre-
pared. A ball in the evening closed the
in Portland.
THE MINT.
It appears that the mint question is settled
at last as will be seen by the following tele.
gram, which copy from the Nountaineer:
New York, March 10, 1865.
MoUNrA1NEER: The mint remains. To-
gan Superintendent. sail to-day.
WM II. NEWELL.
The gentleman spokec of as Superintend
ent is, believe, VIM. Logan, Esq, of the
Dalles. Thus it will be seen that Portland
has lost another Of the goldcn opportunities
which she might have possessed had her cti.
gems shown the proper degree Of enterprise
and public spirit.
FOUR STEAMERS A MONTH
now arrive at our wharves, bringing a large
amount of merchandise for business men here,
also great deal to be shipped up the coun-
try, and from three hundred 20 five hundred
passengers each trip, who, after arriving here.
find they have started too soon for the mines,
and consequently have to spend many an i'm
patient hour lingering on the way. and Of
course the land of Long Ears" receives no
small amount Of their imprccations.
DIR. c. II. DE WOLFE.
This itinc:ant phrenologist, and lecturer
upon various diseases, who became 90 notori.
GUS at Olympia few years SINCE as 'natri-
monial contractor after being tossed about on
" Life's tempestuous waves" in the meantime,
finally " turned up" in this city few weeks
since. As natural consequence, his usual
routine Of lectures had to be gone thro with.
and failing to be appreciated as we'll as he
thought he ought to BE-. he has shaken the
dust-nay, mud,-from his feet, and departed
for some more congcniaI cline.
PUGET SOUND COMMISSION.
BY reference to files of late California m.
pers ! perceive that among the officers Of the
Commission for the settlement Of the matters
relating to the Puget Sound and Hudson's
Bay Companies growing out Of the Oregon
Disputes Of 1876. ia Geo. Gibbs Esq, well
known to the early settler. Of Washington
Teriiuey for his services in the railroad and
boundary survcys Edward Lander is also
connected with tie Commission.
Loss OF THE BARK INDUSTRY.
Last evening Was announced the unwel.