New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-25
FROM Oregon.

~il be msde a. high water, Dy y S'eAi-''"' :" w"
her OF.
FROM Oregon.
The Journal of Commerce has letters from Ore
pon 10 March 4th. A new town has been COM
m.uced on the West side of the Willamette II miles
b.loa, Oregon City, with favorable prospects. is
called Portland. and Is at the head Of ship Daviga-
ton. road has been constructed eight miles in
length from Portland to the Twa Plains. which rem
ders /, accessible to the hole Wasne,te settlement
on The West side OF the river One mile from Port
land there il an excellent mill privilege on which
"a " aud toursbing IN III is soon 10 be erected Lots
have already been sold TO the amount OF $1,000. The
folio wing Is extract from letter OF March 4th
OREGON CITY March 4 ls46.
The bark Tuuon arrived Ia Baker Bay lsst Hovem-
Der aud .tl remained there the 4b Of March, hsv
In been several week. by Westerly winds She
expecting TO sail soOn for Honolulu Flour Ia Ore.
gop worth about IS barrel.
About the first OF lRst November, the maddest an In.
elsh ,lo0p.oiwar. Into the Columbia River, and
has ~. ut the winter here The officers together with
engineers from Canada. who through with The
Hudson. Bay Co. Express last Spring, have been ex
pIurng the whole from North TO South. both
coss,w -- and inlaud When Mr. Ogden. chief factor
IN the Hud.ons Bay Co. frat arrived from the Uoited
States accompanied by these engineers he proceeded
on down the RIVER Cape disappointment. with the de-
gu rAhiug claim on tnoCspe hut hndins II already
proposed buying out me mau. right In which
There sre ady persons In this country who are Ia Ia
yor Of having Oregon an independent Government;
macy OF whom found among the iIudson's Bay Co
For Instance, DR. McLaughlin-hnd 1t s very obvious TO
every careful observer why the Hudsons Bay Co. want
Or. Con An independent Government must gay That
uot little a.ou,shsd at tho procfssnusuon 0, our
Gov-rpm-ni In relation 10 the aRi"e pos''son vi n'
country Itooks Ms It they did not care one pin seoutu'
and here are a few individuals In the wds OF Ore
goo without any armed forco 70 protect ua; Just
eet~en The course 'hey pSr.l' urss' en'n p,1u GU
o -. - e ~. -. &c ..,r ,r or..on
bI.s ~, ~ Tr,,.a s,s,o ,,hy dnn', ,ha ,sts no.s..
80 ~ -, p. r. -. !, 4. an, ,,T r.. ~. Az
s., ~. o.,,o ,,,, ~. e. ..,,,s I,n,.,, W., hsv.
,s, - o., -. ,ann ~. .h.I os, discouraged a,
60 .., -. hi,, a., ,.,,,,.r ,b.1 vou can Imagine
u w a, ..s w ~, ,, "a ,h. ....n, 80,
f.t ~ 80 49,, I,g RS ,,n,n,,rsn,. In ,.nsr,I mrs,
MI H.. al ,.,h ,h .or,,ry .nd h.v will mt an fer
Ear 6,od or olotbioy
''' 'oo' vi '''As.
r,ox rpp uony sou.nKos-T .et,era have been
,sn.,r.d -, IN. NV n.,.,,,p.nt from Commodore
o"nuor' aHteo oo'H ~ ,,d "a Vsrs
y, i''eu '... .- 49,, ,.,,.,.. :. Cnnhe,lsnd"
snS ,s,,'nn" the steamers" PRINCETON" and Mi..i.
,,nn ,h. sloop John Adams. and the brig -. mora
y',h ,ss .,e.n,ion NJ the American bark Eugeniu
M v.ss., has any Mexican port since the estab
ll.hmcu, of tho block ade
Th. au,es ON the property that has been warned Of
IA estimated would no, have fallen far short OF half mil
por,sce TO the Mexican Government present mpov
erished condition.
Every Indulgence and freedom from vsxation and re-
hs, could be allowed consstenty with the rules
NJ biock ada adout-d have been observed toward all
y.,.-, of neutral nations and IL s believed that the
49,, xis,. he, vern tina commanders of
~ r.s E.yh .nd sn.nI,h torc.. nnd.r Canine.
- go
n.y. ~ 49, c.sa-. ~ ,h. .,,o, c, Msrv's had
,.a 10 .o,,,n -, n hs,,sry n, The mopth " Tam.
i, -. LIZ, -. 81 H. ,rn. IIo,on
P 1--WE ~ ~
FROM iAHi'L-NhP'' paAe'' VI "e 9"p " ~,
mona efr'Veh htth's pott y"'teiuH!' icP','' '' " go
place Feb 25'h H. b war s'eh'net Sa'ama'u'' , ""e
French war Benner. and thr.r cor'etes. lug uouoe
between The natives and 'ne ftehen 'eu'n"eu "a " ~
settled statc. The natives had rersd 10 toe mountains
and were s,iIl In arms and emor"eeo every 1pp'asua.
10 annoy the ou'posse tue FRENCH. 10y ,.'s
descent on ,heir deserted town ana reou'ou " So :,
The French had received reinforcement o' 'o''o '
troops aud would doubtless commence active
IN order 10 eot possessiJu oil the wholr hsnu unSeo
QI.eu Pumsro shouid ulhil her promises 10 SUOMI" ~
their protection.
a. Bcnbois which island the ffenen nao .Ahen . y.
ti~e prcriouS there nsn ueen oA''e oo.e -
French and patvss la which the French were oes'en
HI d compelled TO retire from the Island
The French irisate UrAn,a had taken husne'ne suu
were terrifying the place. The natives however TO-
NAMED unsubdued and the white populauon were COM
y-iud 10 seek refuge IN board the irigsie.
Dir Hsrr. formerly of Nantucket who WAS acuns a.
pilot French had been killed.. N. Bed Mercury
Tav I,rysr Durs.cy MAN N,ryOo.-The
Hancock Eagle sv.. "a, foowirr particulars OF an
rss- co,nu,Itcd by Aa Mormons 10 the neshoor hood
OF S.uvoo upon = company Of N.uyoo lsbvrers We
have before puetshod bri-t stntsrnent Of the affair
The men compelled 10 lie nj length upon the
ground With their down md the clothing had
been sutfcIen'y removed, their backs literally
pounded aud based into msnsed mass ot blscSu
by The aumerctui Appication OF the cud2el. This Is
ds.tmsn tina, hsuied up 10 uuaers" the e"dSeiaou
wss one OF the Ne~ Siizens aea IN The e"ah
~ Thi. fact was pleSoeon eS'ehus.e oil MS eonouct
In pres1mias 10 work IN the harvest hea nnNer ore'
los 'nn TOR dollar adsy out tne nehus ueeseo .oA'
they NAG Ts'eer 3nes Se~ SNzen .nan ao.uaoo
s u p." sse ~'.n Nv. t ny se r, ,h mr.,
Toe 'AS"se who c"m.d the honor @, sne VI
ss'', : ~. I.i'on " -, ~,
No. - " ~ y, -"
- ,r III. ,.,ns,,, 49,. 80, ,n,!,.,.S nv
p~y'"t u" ~ -" ~. ~ ss' 20 ueuo' .u,n
'ao , - , :, ~, , Ai''e " '"i"O'e 'A0-
NJ. - =. - -, =, "a
seven "hs's "ere sNna 10 snncr In IKE manner
AND sn'ie ,ne y. .o w., Sa Mhe ns nesn o.
.',np or rns hoIcry the demons air with shout