From the Etedsrick (Md. ! Herald.
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Fur Iroders.-A body of fine looking men, about thirty in number, arrived in this city

 on Wednesday last from Boston, via Balti-

 more and the rail road, On their way to the Oregon Territory. They are under the command of Capt. Wyeih of Cambridge. Mass. and are iO be employed in the fur trade by the Pacific Fur Company. The expedi-

 ton is accompanied by physician, miner alOgist and naturalist, and is fully equipped fer the hazardous enterprise, being well arm ed with rifles, axes. Szc. The baggage. Szc. is contained in three waggOus. which can be promptly converted intO batteaux. for the passage of rivers, and four dogs of enormous size have been enlisted as trusty sent;nels.- On the arrival of the expedition in this city, their tents were pitched in the vicinity of the depot, and the novel scene attracted large number of visitors, whose best wishes accom- pany the adventarers. Their ultimate des- tinatiOn is Astoria, at the mouth of the Go lumbia river, from which place, at the expi- ration of aAQut Eve years. they will embark for their hoEncs-hut many scenes Of wild sd venture must Do encountered in their journey through tho traekless prairies. before the vOice of greeting shall sound in their saru sFOm the PatsFnal VUeG. eusssss attend then.