From, the Frederick (.ud.) Herald.
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Fur fraders.-A body of fine look ing men, about thirty in number, ar rived in this city on Wednesday last from Boston, via Baltimore and the rail road, on their way to the Oregon Ter rltorf. They are under command of Capt. Wyeth of Cambridge, Mass. and

 are to he employed in the fur trade by the Pacific Fur Company. The expc- ditlon is accompanied by physician, a

 mlneralogist, and a naturalist. and is !aily equipped io. fer tie tie dous enter prise, being well armed with rifles, ax- es, Ac. On the arrival of the expedi-

 tion in'thls city, their tents were pitch ed in the vicinity of the depot, and the

 novel scene attracted large number of visitors, whose best wishes accompa- ny the adventures. Their ultimate des- tinatIon IS Astoria at the mouth of the

 Columbia river, from which place at the expiration of about five years, they will embark fol their homes-but many scenes Of wild adventure must be. en- countered in their journey through the trackless prairies, before the voice oI greeting shall sound in their ears from the parental roof. Success attend them.