New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
,ron Oregon and California.

,ra.,ern Exposi,or of the 10Th inst has Ia
I' from Oregon and California com
'es'..,riycd a, Independence on Monday last, part
80, were irem Oregon, and the others from
mia The parties met IN the wilderness ON
(t1'ay in. Mr. j. SHvELY informed the editor
Z DE ExPosho' '""' IT. ''' O''7''' VIZ wv
s",cs that the settlers have fine prospect for an
Dc -, cr,p this year and that they making am
f-s-~nsrsons 10 have everything necessary fof the
FHsdon v hch went ont the present year. he informs
,e met the advance party Of the Oregon eingfah'7
s', on, this year on the -ih Of July last AZ Green
81 tort go miles this side Of fori Hall Ihe cih'
1'e 80 travelling in detached parties. the last OF
rn h. me, only one day travel beyond For Lara
rs,.1tsd occurred % them their route worthy OF
No'niot .o,;cc They were all well supplied with an
fs1e. n provision and their stock and teams mad
to-Ls.a, rim exceedingly Wei, with the exception Oh
sf~.~,.e. These be- states. were poor ann seemed
ns- ,aed and exhausted There Wa no slcsness OF
nae- .ofest the cm.grnnis. lie states That the mum
any - ,,,e was immense The onsrants numbered
-, 3-5 souls large ana small m,
ADV. recent disturbances In Oregon with the D1t
Os.'11 S;.rs II was anticipated that the omigrants
49, - narasscd BY them on iheir route Ih'y "'Ie
Soa' H.cver Of this anticipated attack, and intend
t,.,g al For Hall IN sufficient numbers 10 rcpe
ed $50 ,bsf might be mcditafed against them. Mr.
a 80 ~ opiOn that the settlers IN oregon Will nave
...nces with the Indians during the coming winter
o.. nong serious was apprehcnded from this expect
20 hist many Of the settlers are in favor Of or
~ an independent government thinking them
lar from the United States for protection I'M
CIV 49, American government would act with more
rs sne.s and decision than II has done heretofore
49, n Uarrs better known here A. " BACK Harrl-,
~ OREGON and engaged in hunting a better road
20 1' no one now Travelled from Fort Hal 10 Oregon
Cry ,.,. -. ta-... ,,,,ober If letters for the
80, sections Of the United States
-cs,ern,a-From Mr.. sappineton. who LETT Cailornia
osss,b "a Ami la.t We have confirmation OF the ac-
- q, In, recen, revolution which has been published
,.ofore The citizens OF the country have appointed
crernor Of their own but II anticipated mat an
- revolution would take place and that the od
,rosnt would be reesiabshcd. lie brings no other
~. Of particular impOr'snce
roRC ALIroRSiA-Th The independence Exposi,or
fIaly 10Th announces the departure OF a small com
w Of emigranis for California. They are % in
amber. under the direction OF Mr.. l.. W Hastings
rbsv seem 10 be- that paper says,
vep o. the right stamp for such an undertaking. ana
ave night willingly for the plains. Apparently rSaIl
"a n ali dangers they venture forward buoyed up VII"
80 of success and stimulated "a deeds Of daring, ny
G Desire Of lettering their condition and that OIL ther
s,d. who have gone before them. The season OF the
.s.,f, such aunt is unusually late but Tiny seem to
~. nat and appear determined To show 10 the world
norhng need prove obstacle 10 our crossing the
pans.
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