{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT WEsrERN.-A great
crowd OF people gathered together yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, at the foot of Pike street, East
River, to witness the departure of the "Fashion
of the Ocean," Many were attracted there by
curiosity, and many to take leave of their friends,
about leaving for soiourn Of months, perhaps
years, in the "Old World" Salutes were fired
when she left her moorings, ,'and loud cheers greet
ed her as she passed different points Of the river in
going to sea- Her decks were crowded with pas
sengers, there being on board one hundred and IF.
ty, one hundred and forty-two OF whom were on
the passenger list-the remainder having taken
berths after they had put to sea. We wish this
fortunate steam ship and her gallant commander a
speedy voyage and safe return.


SIR GEORGE Simpson, President or one of the
leading directors Of the British North West Fur
Company, was one of the passengers in the Gale
donia. He brought out instructions to Mr. Paken-
ham, the British Minister at Washington, from his
government at home, relative to the Oregon quee-
tien,