New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
OREGON.

We have dates from Oregon to the Goth
uk The u s. ship vincennes was at Astoria on the
Goth inst ready for She arrived at that port on
the 18th.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-As the steamer
James Flint says The Salesman of the 23d inst was
coming the rapids between THE city and Portland
hast Wednesday afternoon, the "crown seat" of her
boiler sunk, and the steam escaping, so badly scaded
the engineer Mr. John Dennis that he died in 10 hours
He was standing Immediately before the furnace door,
and received the full current of the steam literally fay
Ing him alive He was brought 10 this city, where his
remains were inferred He formerly resided In New
Albany, Ind, where he leaves vile and child 1t 10
supposed the immediate of his death was the in
halsuon of steam He was ~ years ofsge.
Capt Van Bergen, OF the Flint, caused every ate n
don to be bestowed upon the unfortunate man. aud re-
fused to leave him until death ended his sufteings and
he had performed the last kind Office of burial.
The Eagle, which the Flint at the time OF
the accident, generously came TO her relief
The Statesman says that the Paclflc
Mail Steamship Company have established their gen.
ersl depot at 81 Helens To which point the Columbia
will hereafter run The Willamette will connect with
her.
The SCHOONER HARRIET SAFE.-We
learn that the schooner Harriet which left here for San
Francisco some time in December last, and which was
supposed 10 be lost arrived at Olympia Pugets Sound
few days since-passengers and crew all well. The
Hare, sustained, after leaving port considerable
Injury, and was driven by the storms as far 10 the
norhwsrd 81 degrees where she had been knocking
about until favorable opportunity broug her 10 Oyn
pia- She had on board large cargo of hogs all of
which either died killed forfood The persons
board have suffered every prvaton, having been
abort allowance tor some tue and living ON muscles
which obtained along the coast They, however,
enjoyed good health all the time. The passengers took
passage on the Columbia, at Rainier, for San Francisco.
lOresonisn, 18th
The Spectator has been discontinued.
EXCITEMENT IN LINN COUNTY
The 7saes contains report of large meeting of the
csens Of Linne Couniy, Oregon, assembled Albany
on the 18th OF March, Tor the purpose of taking into
consideration the pursued by the federal officers
ofthe Territory The following Is the hrst OF series Of
resolutions adopted:
HAesas 1t said that Judge Nelson is on his way up the
rysr to make attempt hold Court IN the Counties of
Marion ane Linn In open violation Of the laws of this eoan-
Rircd BY the people of Linn County in nass meeting
assembled that the event OF such attempt the part
Of ndge Nelson IN this County while viii far poe
Gbls endeayo 10 sssin trom Of conduct that
Oil lead 10 breaches Of the peace, will all
senpts open violation Of the laws Of the
insult understanding and selfrespeetsnd direct
sutyelson Of the order and peace OF the community.
Mr.. Henry Tucker, employed upon the
pilot boat California was drowned al the mouth Of Co
iumbia River on Saturday, March 6 Every exertion
was made to him, bat without success lie was
from PASSPORT, Maine.
All the difficulties with the Indians at
Cape Flattesy had been settled satisfactorily, Gov.
Douxlsss having received Intelligence from Fsttery
Jack that he had executed ten of his tribe and buried
one alive.
The Vincennes left Honolulu on the Goth
January, 1852 and arrived Pugets Sound the 9Th
February, and at Astoria the 18th March. She WA
70 sail TOR San Francisco on the 9th or 18th.
The following is st Of the officers attached to the
United States .oop ofwar vincennes, lying of Astoria
Lieut. Sssa rem aa Ss' 5se w. Wan
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