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INTERESTING ToUR.-A friend has furnished us
with the following notes of the journey of Archibald
vince He was Chief Factor to the Hudson Bay Com
pany, and was accompanied by his wife and eight
Dary left Fort Caldwell ON the Columbia 500 miles dis
tant from the Pacific. On the 10th OF October they
arrived at Roat Encampment near the head Of naviga
ton miles They then crossed over to the head of
McKenzes River-the great northern outlet that dis
charges into the Frozen Ocean they arrived on
the 25h On the 4th Of November they again embarked
but being in they obliged to take dogs and
seighs for Fort Asniboe where they arrived the 4h Of
December-l9O miles. On the 10th they arrived at Fort
Edmunton, on the Saskatchewan River-lO0 miles
where the whole party remained until the 6th OF June
The last named river flows into the Nelson River which
discharges into the Hudson Bay Leaving their winter
quarters they to Fort Garry Red River settle
mouth of the Winnipeg River 60 miles, the lst Of
August; and at Lac la Plean Rainy Lake) the 18th
they crossed the 4sth deg Of north latitude he Amer
boundary over Al portages they arrived at Fort
400 mes Over s the Portage Mn Lasfy or One
Thousand Lakes, (where about half way the water
ss
24th Of September-making in all 1850 miles. Mrs
a On the nsy had Ss
reducing the number to six In this extensive region
fine fields Of discovery offer to the enterprsing travel
er The most interesting objects seen in the journey
was lake called the Council Punch Bowl and Mounts
Hooker and Brown in latitude 50 north The first is


900 feet above the level of the and out OF one
side stream flows which discharges in the Columbia,
and the Pacific. and from the other side one that





Ocean Above this lake two mountains shoot their
towering pnnacles II 900 feet above the ocean level
higher than Mount Blanc, the oftiest in Europe The
name of Mount Brown connected with the travels Of
one whose fate in the Sandwich Islands, renders his visit
other was ascended the height of 1000 feet by David
Douglas celebrated for his skill in botany (hgher than
reached BY any other ndlviduai wno gaze eol .ns
Glasgow both covered with perpetual snow ST. Catha-
iines, c. w., Jou nal.


EXTENSIVE FIGURING Mill" The Columbian
1a.It -. ,broo oh
acres situated within the corporation Limits, at the foot
of the Falls Of james River On have been erected ex
Factory and Machine shop built Of BRICK 10 BY feet


stories high; Corn Mill, with two pair OF stones a
wooen Mn about to commence operations ~ ey a
manner and will contain six ses Of machinery ior tne
manufacture Of aannes brick building ~ ,es py ~
Cotton Yarn; Saw Mill, working three SAWS ana J.;
Flour Mill 60 BY &c. four stories high besides Two IN
in a. and contains eighteen pair 81 feet burr stones
and three pair burr gearing and shsny
ofiron-andi capable, when required, Of turning out
700 bbls of -four per diem Of twentyour hours In the
of August last this Mill manufactured 4oeo bbs
Of flour in six days and FIVE nights Its usual production
is about 500 bbs. -four per diem. store house for
wheat and -four 10 feet 'front.' and in all other respects
similar in size and construction to the aour mill stands
7Oieet from it. forms part Of the establishment and is
connected with it from the centre OF each by gallery
wanted to the mill and inclined plane returns i in the
form of flour packed in barrels These several Mills are
y he avs attached to the Flour Mil


eet diameter and la feet wide There space this
property for the erection Of about SIX more s or
progress in this city; the whole supplied with water


canal Of about 600 yards in length, which is part oi
the property. The -four made at these Mills bears the
brand "Haxall-Coumbia is nearly all shipped to the
South American markets and stands as high any Hour
| in that important trade.-Richmond Pepper.


| BODY SNATcHINe IN OHIo.--A great excitement
! has for week or more existed at Painesvlle,
Ohio and throughout the Western Reserve, by the d:
covery extensive system Of bodysnaching which
to the story told BY Of the Lowell
who writes from the focus Of this exctement that cer
or three bodies in boxes and deposited in warehouse
in Ashtabua, directed to T. Sherwood Cleveland sup


to Be ec beoe hey wsrs


broken open and the bodies as those recently
from highly respectable Die families snt in M % oTs
mentioned doctor tremendous excitement raised
mo state huabu


loo An indictment has been found by the grand jury
against the Doctor and also in the excitement against
forwarding merchant in hose warehouse the bodies
were found A few days after this public meeting
called at Painesville at which long list Of awfuy
imposing resolutions passed In some OF the ada
counties ALSO bodies have been raised and carried
off


MORE MURpRR.-On Friday night last, as Te-
kunna, his wife, and man whose name we nave
not learned were returning home from Evansville pass
ing through prairie about four miles this side Of that
fired sy couple I q sa dsss in oD hs
spot being at the time that he was considerably
burnt with the powder They then fired twice upon the
other man. but issn iboth times rushed at him. and
fed stabbed him nearly through from the left side OF


the back just below the ribs He returned the fire. and
made his escape but is severely wounded 1t Is
thought he cannot long survive The devils incarnste
who committed this fendish cowardy deed are at pre-
sen. not known-Cherokes .4dv. Oct. &c.


| ANTI-RENTRRs PRlsoN.-From Mr.. Cook, su-
oerlntendcnt of the Northern Prison. we learn that
Boughor WELL and has been engaged since his con-
fnement in taking of two sick convcts Earle, OF
Delaware, sits 'pouting' all day, with his cap drawn
over his eyes and to have disposition to be-
come reconciled to his fate The rest Of the Indians
have conducted themselves very well and perform their
work cheerfully


II HARPS


- EMOVAL of Warerooms to 28l Broadway, Granite