The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-11
Later froln Oregon.

We have dates from Oregon to the eth March. The
news is lot Ct much importance though soEesat inte
resting
General lane tLepresent Governor Oregon has been
named as the democratic delegate TO Congress.
The remains of the late Hon. Samuel r. Thurston who
died his way from Washington, had arrived, and
to Be Ee inferred with public honors the first Tuesday
in April
Two new steamers had appeared on the Columbia
FOR the last few days says the Oregon Times OF the 5th
scn Ias osen quite spIns hne.gul.ea coa'ras. 70
ago. We anticipate an early and pleasant spring The
farmers are putting in their seed ard we trust that they
vii not be backward in raising large for the mni
grafton next fan bids fair 10 be as large no. larger than
il was last fall
The SMALLPOX prevailed TO a considerable extent among
the Ildians on the Columbia river.
There were large numbers daily leaving the older set
Elements in Oregon for the purpose Of exploring the Pu.
get Sound country. with view to locating themselves.
The British bark Joiephne in the river, has
age cargo Of goods for the HUDSON Bay Company The
duties upon her cargo amount 10 over 900
There Is foundry nov being erected, and machine
shop is TO be connected These are Improvements which
The Surveyor General will place three parties in the
field north Of the Columbia river. early April. This
viii enc bic claimants in Northern Oregon TO obtain the
benefits Of the Oregon donation law at an early day
Steamer James T. Flint, which sunk last fall near
Cape Horn IL The Columbia river Ibeen raised and is
being redtted TO take her place upon the river for
merly.
MARRIED,
On the 4h OF March, by the Rev Mr.. Gibbons, Mr Y.
r. RAYMOND 70 Miss Catherine Macy, all Of co.sn2ia
Mrs Hall Portland Mr. Dewitt G. Coleman, OF the firm
Of VIM T. Coleman Co., san Francisco, TO Miss Mary
a. Warren Of Washington county, Oregon.
On the Sd inst, by the same Mr. Uriah Jones 20 Miss
Wilmoth Mooney, both Of Portland.
On the 18th Feb at the residence Of W. c. p1ugherty
by ]. G. PEBBLES Esq, Mr.. slas Jones to Mss Nancy
skeen al OF Marion
on the 18th of February, by Rev. J. ". Miller. Mr..
Harvey Northrup 10 Miss Martha NJ Crusen al Of Iual
tin Plains, Oregon.
On Feb. 49, at the residence Of Mr. David Powers, by
the Rev Albert Kelly Mr. Reuben Sophsr 20 Miss Triple
Powers, both Of Washington county Oregon.
At the residep Of MI Henderson Lewelag, Oregon,
Feb 3d. by Rev. C. s. Kingsley Mr.. Seth W Eddy 20 Miss
Rachel II. Leweing both Of Milwaukee, o. !.
FROM PUGET SOUND.
Tho off,er and portion OF the non com m ssioned
officers belonging TO the detachment Of Company Vi first
regiment or T. = Artillery, stationed for eirly three
years past Fort Steacoom have received orders 70
mold themselves in readiness for enoarkaon 20 the At
lantic States.
We have tie Columbian, Of olympia to the 2lst Feb
ruary from which take a fes items
Tie brig Kiugsbury, Cap. Cook is nov due from San
Trtncsco with cargo of pros!aons goods, &, II is 20
be hoped that rnaise: VII be stocked equally
ue that Of Portland and ~ corresponding prices
We cannot perceive how any person couN possibly
find agt be dissatisfied with the character o. TIC
weather enjoyed ~ this section Of country, for the last
no )! X