New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21
From the Springfield (nl.l Journal.
From Oregon.

We have had the pleasure of conycrsns W.
Mr.. William Sutton, resident of Oregon Tor
tory, and who left the settlement at Wsu,ns
Falls about the middle OF May. He was ,brs
months in reaching the settlements on the NJ, (
souri,, and was the bearer of petition to ,baI
American Government (and other papers, finn
the residents of Oregon Territory asking the Goyenr
extend the laws and jurisdiction Of the Republic or, IN
interesting territory These papers were committed y
charge Of Senator linn, whose death 50 uniy.h
regretted by his countrymen.
Mr. Sutton met the caravan Of emiganu on the ,,, |
which has before been noticed by u.s. slso two ,n,
parties bound Oregon. He spoke Of the settlement al
prosperous healthy; that the SOIL although equal IN
itv 10 ours yet produces crops of wheat barley m
oats Emigrants with moderate expectations adu,tca,
frugal and moral likely TO do we'll No money s
aton but trade is by barter; no law for the col.eou
debts, but debts always paid
town is growing up at the falls Of Waamet d. NJ
Laughlin the British commander of Fort Vancouver c.
the site by right of discovery having established, d
there some wears since. He has laid town. aud d,
selling lots, giving deeds, &c. He warns American eus
not to interfere with his claims The American settnm
very much perpleyed BY his interference the south &
the river.
The Wallamet furnishes immense water pows.srinS
for machinery Two grst and saw.rnills are By this dn
auilt that place; one owned by Dr. Mclaughlin who,
means or M, great wealth. is determined to break dow d.
j
ent expecting the United States TO protect the ,gh o
citizens IN her own territory.
Wheat, which Is the principal crop raised for ,.l,i
worth about 50 cents per bushel at Fort Fancouvs Th
price is not paid IN money, but In goods at low n.-
Money will not purchase goods as low By 90 p.r ee,,
wheat or beaver skins Mr.. Sutton is 30 well sst6rd MD
the country that he designs 70 return and spend bis !r
there
If femigrants should continue 70 pas' ,nso e.sssr s'
vsars az Tandy as they have che present year. the people
COON he able 70 protect themselves from the rapay Of b.
Br;rish Hud,ou's Bay and NorthWe,,ern Fur Company
The settlement has now military company, well coz
manded.
Dr Mclaughlin is the agent for the Hudson's Bay Goa
pany
A SHERIFF ELopEp.-The Rome (Ga( SENT
mel of the 4th inst. says;
Il has already been made known that the shers on.s
this County broken open during Court weeS, 'Hd
SheIitf's money stolen.
The Sheriff SET cut for County on Sunday asa
the 30h of October, carrying with him all his effects el
what he sold before leaving On hearing the arts inl
dstely examined his bond which had been deposited
Clerks Office and my astonshment ound ateisre'
obIerated in several important particulars; the WORD In
sands erased the dates altered ana some Vi se a
of securities cut OFT. -,
Myself, A Shan. n B. Wheeler, Dr Barry aaa ""
Evans concluded 10 follow Newsor, and redress the VIII
so far as We could He had day and night the st'' ~
before daylight on Tuesday morning we reeonneesa ~
camp, and as it light We surrounded him h'
refused utterly return give up his property We &a
took m and started for Georgia, when he agreed g'
his property to his securities trust sell and apply
liabilities TO which he assened. The properly bloala
back, and his land and crop with stock, will 80 r't
far pay his liabilities though the extent is not knovO
AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-On Saturday !Tt
arrested Philadelphia named James Walton %
Jane, BFtton, suspicion Of being the individuals Sh
concerned in the embezzlement of heavy amount
Treasury Notes at New Orleans They have been ,aks
Washington to undergo en- examination.
u The Count de Sambuy, the SardlnlaI
Minister at the Court Of Austria has made form, d.
mand fthe hand of the Archduches Maria Carona aS
trr of the Achduke Reyner Viceroy Of Italy, orhe Pnie
Of Savoy Cargnan, Prince Royal OF Sardinia The eH'
Of The ial tak. nl.cs ys!