New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
OREGON.

We have Intelligence from Oregon 70
Dee 6. The rainy season has commenced win
ylsor, and the rivers were slowly rising. Trade was
dull az The YiVer towns and there was no ne" eN'
element relative 10 gold finding. The Indians were
quie' and with the exception OF me dllnc1itles a.
P0Ii Cf.Orj no further troubles are rec0Tced.
The Oregonlans appear TO be IN quite as
great quandaTy zsour oNR citizens Nth respect 10
tht location Of their Seat Of Go'emment We ind
the following IA The oregon Statesmen:
The question " Where VIII the Legislature meet
WIS solved Yesterday by me assembling OF laige
majority o., the members 9 Aiem Butthe question:
Where is the Seat of Government Is stlll "a moot
ed one Judge Pratt has gone % salem 70 hoio te
Supreme Court, While Judges Nelson and S-foas
(consututrg a quoruml are holding What n9rpofIs
30 be session of the supreme Court here Whether
4 such not IS subject Of grave dispute among
the outs deTs c0nteGtng that 10 is, ana olhe =
among whom % viii t5 IS orr able c0ft SQoldeni
" Emigrsnt," pfOnounclng n sublime ana sole ni.
farce We suppose The matter raS reached D )ini
from Hhlchthe T. :. supreme ourt Will Dc pealc''
e. 10 determine who Is N error.
The Orcg0niqt Of a later date has tn
following paragraph
LATE FROM SALEN.-jUst Is We were
GONG To press. We Learn That an mclec.na, attempt
had been made 20 ors tnze the Council al salem, oy
elec,ng A. /. IoyeOy President but that he hdl
refused &c serve II was also reported thai several
members Of both branches Of the Legislative As
ssmby would leave on the iTst boat Tor oregon
Civ. II was uncertain. however, whether there
would be quorum ~ either place II not, there
viii be no session this year. Our opinion IS, the
people viii mold, through the ballot box, me present
me DheTs 10 "A strict accountability.
The same paper thus notices the con-
ditior OF meteorological matters
THE WEATHea.--OGe year ago to-day
vas the coolest OF TIE season , the ground " IS
slightly frozen, with a.lttie furry Of snow upon IT,
50 far this winter Ne have had no snow, All Irost
but two or three mornings. For several days pas,
the weather has been delightful overhead, win
plenty OF mud below From he appearance OF Ms
Hood, 81. ueens, Washington, Rainier, SC, there
would seem TO have fallen upon them large quansi-
ties OF snow while II has terminated In rain IN tho
valleys. The grass appears "a green as meade y
in the Atlantic States The flowers 10 the nelds ana
on the plains are abundant. beautltylng the earth
with their CANDY and diversified coloTs and IA Snort
every thing wears more the appearance OF blooming
spring than thai OF hoary winter. Truly, oregon
can well boast Of aost eishttul climate and pro-
igc,lye soil.
EXECUTION OF CREEp TURNER. We
learn that Creed Turner, who had been sentenced
70 be hung fOr tie murder Of l.. \. Bradbury, was
executed at Hillsooro' in this County, on THURSDAY
Dec g. at II o'clock 4 ". On ascending the scafOld
the prisoner addressed the large crowd present, IN
Whieh he unaffected no regret for having committed
the act and denied " being bad as the people
seem to think him" He sand he" had written some
thing for publication which would throw more ght
upon the subject" lie was attended 10 the gallOws
by Dr.. Mcbride rs spiritual comforter, and who
also, as we lean, made some remarks In relation 10
The feelings OF this unfortunate young man.
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