The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-10

Aappearcd yesterday steamer paper. us typo
seraphcal appearance Is very creditable, but nav,
slng merely glanced nj its contents, we cannot
speall of them, further than TO say that they ap-
4peared " be varied, and upon interesting subjects
Alta California, June l.
"a From Oregon.
4 JOSE The demand of Governor Lane flr
i,he surrender Of the remainder of the murderers OF
4Dr. Waitman, has been complied with by the IL
.slians. Nine Of them, including two Catholic
priess, have been delivered into the possession Of
the government of Oregon. BY proclamation OF
hc Governor, the Legislature OF the Territory was
convened on the 18th OF May, at Oregon city, to
3give the prisoners trial. and our informant thinks
sthat ere this they have been convicted and put
ito death.
Z The chiefs of the Klackatats and Calipoes have
iicndered the services of their tribes TO Governor
I Lame. They were cncamped at Linn City, oppo.
fse Oregon City awaiting the sentence OF the muir,
lerers trial before the legislature. They are e
Il DIN the forces of The Territory, and march under
Ex-Governor Lane the land route towards Cali
3fornia, till they reach the neghborhood Of Rogue
l1rver IL 10 kri0kyn that there hostile tribes OF
Il Indians in this country. II was infested by them
ast season, and several helpless companies of Ore
4gonans were murdered while On their way to Cali
sJornia. Lately some friendly Indians have given
5ntornaiion in Oregon that the wives and children
sJf some families who journeyed over the route last
acaeon are now prisoners among the Digger In
sdians, tho men having been murdered. The Ore.
Sgonians are highly incensed at these outrages and
~ 10 thought they will not be satisfied until the Of
Elenslye indians are cXterInlnatcd. The energetic
a5tcp5 taken by the Governor viii doubtless be the
3ncans Of opening safe overland communication
4betwecn California and Oregon
u SEIZURE OF BRTisn SAIP.-By the brig Orbct
9from Puget's Sound, Oregon, we learn that the
sshp Albion, of London, has been seized by General
aOorl on the part of the American Government, for
y5muggling and cutting timber on the United State.
aposscssious. This vessel, understand is undeI
9charter by The British Government the timber be
sing for the use OF the uavy-Aha Car, June /.
a From the Sandwich, Islands.
q Honolulu papers TO the ls Of May have been re.
lscciycd. The Hawaiian legislature met on the 20t
u April and after reading the reports Of the depart.
Ements, Sc, adjourned TO tic 30th.
q The American brig tI'used," was sold at pub
sIic auction in Honolulu the 18th inst, for 500.
n The thanks of the king and his government have
been prescnted'to Mr. Turrill the u S. consul, fol
sethe manner in which he has discharged the duties
;aof his office. In his reply, Mr.. T. says
"During the time that held the office OF consul,
#more than twelve hundred American vessels enter
Sed the ports of these islands, having board about
Fthirty-six thousand seamen; aud happy tc
havc 1t in nay power to say that, notwithstanding
the collisions that have occurred board of these
Agessels, and between portions Of their crews and
5the local authorities, and the natives nothing of an
unpleasant nature has transpred between any OF
I the kings ministers and myself; and take this
occasion to say, that far my observations have
gextended, the king and bis government have, on
all occasions, and under all circumstances cyinceo
"a disposition scrupulously to regard the rights of
smy countrymen, residing upon, and who visit these
Sislands.''