New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
OREGON


Tie steamer Columbia arrived ut Saa
Francisco on the iith uis from Oregon. Oh Port
Oxford smoke steamer Chesapeake, making her way
into that place navi X lose ner riiier sac relitr
ed no aid. ana wltaou, codbi reached that port
safely 10 an hour OF so aner bsiGg sp lkon > re
gave The information that parry ~ oF men, who
we're trying 10 open a roai from POr, O.iprt 10 tae
mIres, had Seel cut of by n. Rogue laiilns
From our flies o, Oregon plpers We compile some
Interesting particulars Tis Statesman saws;
The imnisrsnis have near ali re ichel The haven
Of their hopes and are. comp red with n sc OF 'ast
Year. comfortable IN this valley OF abundance.
Another qualification i the comparative 'os prices
OF ali kircs of vegetables many Of which are three
ard four hundred per cent less than Iacy were last
year. The immigrant family neec this eSpe,ia y, as
they all arrise too late IN the seasol u SON ma
much oher tlan 10 provide shelter and something
10 1--we lpon. Nearly n! ihe C.tnS. &C lsga.y
considered ~orth KING. are pretty IN Ica all
OCCUPIED. TIE first Winter viii Il, some of them
so'ely. We advise Al 70 Dc IN gcoi cheer, ineIes
a eooc time coming"
IvMENSE W,TEHYArI A friend informed us
few Gays that there Is perOen'cuar waterfall
on the SOnOmaS River. some distance aDOgo where il
emptieS Into ruset Sound, ~ 261 feet Oar IN.
forTnsnt states 100, tat 4 has been measured re-
Gently by a small patty who hare beer exp.0!instau
river.
From The INHIGaASTs Mr. George Webster. OF
Edgar County Illinois arrived heTe On Friday la,t.
He Informs US that = BE- ongsd - VIZ Isioer'S COM
panv OF whom We n irs mention rs. Week and
Travelled with HIM 20 OFT BOISE Gr. Ncostcr IN.
forms US taat Mr.. Xesoef aud family were Well hen
he las saw them, Trey having lost their stock BE-
tire Indians. about 81 m;os this SIDE o: CT dan q
TO make rev aTIanseue,tS as they best could. VITA
OK tTain and expected A. tAe Dtls> 10 day.
Mr.. Webster also informed Us that the nIu IA
charge c. s,a'ion q, Fort BOISE. has ke0' ac
Co5l.t the III Der o IN migrants L II q tcvond
Font poi>s W to the iih OF Sentembe-. the Ia IL
ans, tgefe we're 80 re9Or.cf. tie further states thh
ore per: on OF MS company Ir. hepler, was shot
thTCus h Is rm no hOacs wee 5TOstH--s,t III
same "a passed through the bon1 of a little eTl
OF vr. tONu'au>-r he rail passed. through the font
Part. barely mis-. ing ior eyes. Mr. Weos.er came
nom 70 2oi,e 10 th> city in 10 days, good part
OF lie way on foot. Spectator.
D.sCoVLRY Of GoID MINES From parties who
have Just returned FROM tcpr Of exolpr'uon
We m that gold has been found near Saddle
m 1Uaian. Which is plainly seen from almost any
point near he mouth ~ the Columbia river, It beng
about 81 miles southeast OF Astoria. These genilc
mon report the Cuar'Z rock 10 be a5undl ~ 10 that
region as well as the black sand and Oihe- ntl'a.
tiors Of gold Several hue SQe linens were iolni
and brought 20 Astoria Oy Mr. PCaSe, tee Sh-r OF
CatsCp County, and other gentlemen. We lie ara.
$50, that gold has been found north of PGgeNS
sound on the Coast Range, IA several places. ant
that part .tlns out FOR mlnias operations
IN that region. lOteyoni II.