New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

s.-. that updr the aise Of friendship and preieadel
~ n nike t-rs:v tho whites u.ae a feast, sni able
tbe Indians partakng Of a roasted ~ hsy were ed
mn and eighteen OF their nunhr k.d txO paly mixing
heir escsre. Thee were known Taylor Iniiaas
Some eight OF the Grave Creek tribe ~sys report
met with similar fate Having been invited into house
with IKE greiended friendly professions, they were bound
ard brrtally hot.
arr in hofe- that these reports trle-tha:
iiey are Ike many other tha, have reached SIrh
ccurse had Tue Indians NAV D. cannot tail - ne,
with Metsd ezeeraon wherever these reports may b.
heard.
LA1ER.-From Tks States1saH we extract he follow
Il hal not stiemp, to give Won detailed account Of al
The incideIs Il the war; Won vii have heari "A fon
reliable sources before j. VII reach YOU The ak hts
teen ooHmeuced and have 10 dolb Of treaty being
made which VII ensure perman8 mt peace with the nfn
body Of the lldlans who are subject 10 the cheis Joe
srm ard jim.
L.TrR YEr-Capt Ne.mifhs company hi- been de
taIded, ard he II ;hcm arrived here hollav.
treaty has leeu concluded. Times.
Koosr Bar Co,L-Mr. Troupe. Ensinesr On the
Warrington, her downward trip T. the UmDqla gave
q specimen Of koose Bay Cool We are NJ jilge ~
Coal, bat II We may be permitted 20 venture an opinion
stout it We would s"y j. Of good quality II has been
pronounced BY he best coal thgt has been dsc1v
cred in Oregon We drink i lighter than th most bita
uncus coal We have seen y was used on The Washing
ton on her Up from the Rav The bed Mr. Trolpa IN
formed whore Il frst discovered i ab)u 1Ir
in tcknes and juted out several feet beyond he bank
In proceeding up tlc riyr siy miles above thi',
around bend in he river the party discovered Is Ii r
ihcugt the stratum IN he opposite side 81 me hl At
that point appeared = be OF unusual p, an was
suIIo.sd 10 D. o. much rire feet thick That c1al
is Ltrc n nncntc quaniit our !uo-nlr tha' there
il % hind Of question We hail this discovery on OF
the uim q mUorance 10 Oregon. The farther down the
coast i l. disc yerud and that too, whore Is gi s
ie POINTS, le batter. The vast quantities now used in
California and the gre Ms mu Fed uses that Il win D.
needed for both in California ard Oregon -nndar IL highly
probable .hati; u be brought into nne late requisite
o ,upIly b. i, maud Of ih former We are lamrniaoly
in need ol sometl Ing to uaiize exchanges Tbs M n
remotely situate may prove bene, 10 portion Of Orc
gor, II not to this particular section.
ffar-E vp Evrr rr,N Noah a.
risfau Astronomer IN the expedition we learn that h e
theTaIy in the Yakamaw country, all in good coaiti)n,
win The exception Of II the horses having given
cut. They had been e. the Cascade Mountains,
he thinks they have found q feasible route. Ihs party
crUc in the immigrant road from Walia Walia 10
Puget Sound ard Is Of the opinion that but few inmi-
rass il this and Is confident that bet
routc be found Tor he road. He thinks the best
pes- for road through the Cascade M0u7tans is % the
north ward Of ~ Hoen anl southwark of Mount Rainier
The inm grant road l. north of Rane- All through
country covered with ihic> wood unler brush
. Tnr IyMioR.rrox-Up to 9th Sept. the number OF
wagons that have passed The Ula River Is nine hinrei
avtragn about tour Tcrsons 20 each wagon About three
LvIdf,d and fry wagons are yet to arrive some i'%
train. nvo iaken II road 10 Pugets sound by way ot
Nalg VI ala About hundred wagons have taken the
Southern route ftril ing N NJ Mebeur River. Meek cut
o. The health ofthe immigrants was COOL hn. the Lar
ter portion viii probably sufer-msny tran~, is supp'sei
being ~ ar back Snake River Considerable losses Ia
siock lad leen peeneed. Mr. Thompson started with
tt hundred head Of sheep. about one third of which,
mp the time he left them had died He estimates that
one hGlf of ibCm would ret through. lIfnas
From WAsHNGToS TFRRiToRr.-Our alcs OF lie "a
kmi0H contain little of interest yr ulural aldrs
prospGine and the piper alluded 20 congatnlets H. re III
on he influx Of Immigration ard The rupd improve
NC MS along tie coast The following fish story l. all
can give space 70 in To- day Issue;
PrYA11rP FsHEIY AGAINST THE WoELDi-Messr4
Riley ard Swan day last week az one haul with then
seine caught f~o Hog'aad Csl fifteen hundred OF them
GOOD large salmon