New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

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toasIiios 90 All UsuHrns -- me OyfR0a Hlsctf0y
ofhs so Ihiats thai os's 10 spo~hl"e, anl Una, ',T
condition ~ Tho Territory y alarming Ibg only remedy
" ihlnhs 10 Increased production h tbr i"r'"'py" ~
manufactures That paper thus feeapnlaea ,ho eyia %
the pfrto sysem Oregon aala Ia Tho main dnpsndnneo
nov To bring money into The county Wa have sui
fend the south American provinces. aud hesvy supplies
"hum Tho Atlantic htaios % dive out of tho caf,r
"eiu louf market Instead u ruling Tho market oi Cab
o'nn wa afo governed ny w. aud nfo 10 great dfSfe7
dependent upon or supplies Of some Of The most com
and have two COWS nearly for every inhaban, N ore
"Ron. We mport pork and bacon, while hos VIII grow
without attention. aud iaiteD thcmseiyos Wheat grows
almost spontaneously yet there IL scarcely sufficient
quantity rnlsod To bread Oregon. Last winter ifu-
ported large qunniies Of Chill 6ours aud Il wassod at
IAN immense profit Thousands Of dollars 10 out Of The
country for the article OF tobacco IL cabc grown here
almost equal that Of any country Tens OF thousands
oi dollars leave the country annually TO bring in qGo.s
"m,nt Of the Maine Liquor Law, this OF ITSELF Is pow
"erfti one aud worthy OF confederation
EMPIRE CITr.-1ke Tines of October ie learns from
w II Harris Esq who has just returned from the south,
that extensive coal beds have been discovered near En-
pe City miles from the entrance to Goose Bay The
cosa specimen Of which the editors have in their possess
on has been pronounced good by competent udges-be
ing clear from sulphur Empire City situated near the
Of the Bay The Bay is sad to be spacious and
navgsbe up 10 miles to vessels OF three fahoms and
smaller craft and twelve miles further up As to
the to the Bay, Mr. Spcer had taken in small
vessel and the propeller Washington went in in safety
Men engaged in cutting road from this city imp
qua Valley There is plenty Of fine tmber-white cedar,
etcard some sixty claims have been taken in the vicn
ty by settlers There has been discovered twelve miles
from the entrance of the Bay rich gold dggng and some
seventy FIVE al work there We learn that the
L. s. Surveying steamer Active has been ordered to
vcy it, The coal veins accessible TO large vessels
FARMING OPERAIIONs-The Tunes Of the 18th instant
says: The farmers putting in large quantities Of
fall wheat One farmer In this county, W. II. Bennett
has raised his farm this season crop Of wheat which
will bring him about $1,000 at his own door.
Speaking of the two kernels Of wheat, the paper
says The one kind light coored measures half pint
while the dark kind is about one quarter less The
wheat is well filed and satisfies us that ii may be profit
"ably raised the bottom lands Of Oregon. Mr. Merrill
ALSO left stock of grass measuring some thirty feet
(which grew upon bis farm"
Pssr whole aee e ohe sa pans
on new robe of green. This Of qualification
Ito the rasers of stock, the cheering promise of
abundance of grass is highly probable The wheat that
q few weeks ago has come up, and looks re-
"markably well.
The farmers of Yamhil County have had meeting for
the purpose of forming an agricultural society.
RoBBIKG OF IMMIGRASTs.-The Spectator OF the 10th
inst says learn from friend, who has relatives that
crossed Plains this season. thai the imm grafton road
infested with robbers at various points the route from
the summit of the Rocky Mountains to the Cascade Noun
tains in Oregon, and they even pursued the Immigrants
into the mountains and in several instances drove OF their
horses and cattle Several robberies committed as
near TO US as BaIlows Gate. Two horses belonging TO
one mans wagon stolen at the latter place. and the
owner was compelled to abandon his wagon in conse
auence and left solitary and alone. The Blue Mountains
were full of robbers informant states They, in the
first place used all kinds OF opportunities to induce people
sell their stock In some instances they did prevail on
persons part with their stock at low prices But more
were stolen than bought at any price.
The IMMIeRlTIos-Tke Commercial Of the 18th inst
says: We learn from gentleman residing on the Una
ia that the immigrants have all arrived at the Dalles
The number has fallen far below the estimate formed at
the opening of the and consequently many OF the
humane individuals who went out to reere the needy l
Ioft
with hopes blasted, and their pockets empty we heard
of case where young man who lett TINS region Win
small stock Of edibes TO supply me Immigrants, oaa II
appears that they did not require supplies to the extent our
trader calculated and the consequence was thar ne had
TO subsist on his stock of refreshments until they were
entirely demolished.
Tug'WEATBxR-The weather for q few days this week.
says The Times Of the 9Th inst was extremely warm tor
October The thermometer, on Tuesday and "ednes
day stood at so degrees in the shade. . - .
IMNIGRASTs BY THE NEW RouTE.-Probabte Dttenhy
and Syering-A Nj. Turner, who has been engaged IN
keeping ferry at Boise just arrived in the Valley states
Forks of the Willamette, andhe is apprehensve that many
of the wagons have also gone that route with the
hope Of finding better on ha Sd o ons basd nc
yet returned and ii is not known that tits passabe There
i every probability that its passage will be difficult and
that suffering the part OF those who are upon VIII en-
sue from scarcity of provisions
The CENSUS or the TERRlToRY.-Judging from The
returns thus far received from the takers the popu
aton Of this Territory will exceed 10000 To this is to be
added the immigration Of this year, numbering from oOOo
TO sCO0. -
RowpYisx-Our city has of late been the scene Of dis
graceful midnight and bacchanalsn reyey disgust
INC TO every sober mind and dsgrsceu TO those engaged
in them So says Of the Portland papers.
Portland paper learns that some TWEEN
ty two families have settled the Upper Iualatn IN the
pine grove region twelve miles above its mouth ihs
settlement principally on the south side ofthe nver ihese
are working Industrious Intelligent men and Just the
Kind to make the wilderness bud and blossom as the
rose"
BUSINESS IN PoRTLAsDThe business men in this city
seem TO be well satisfied with their sales The market Is
well stocked with goods of all kinds As an evidence
that Portland Is progressing and prosperng some dozen
large stores have been erected this last summer-among
which are three fire proof brick ones.
NEW JuDGE-Much speculation has been rife of late as
TO the in the State papers OF the appoint
ment of O. b. McFadden as Judge for Oregon The VI
eeon bench Is full at present and there is some anxiety
manifested as to who is superseded by this new appoint
ment
STEAMBOAT BURsED.-The new steamer building 0y the
Willamette Company near Linn City, which was 10 nave
been launched the sth inst burned on thursday
night previous Ii is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendiary, and there was considerable eeing mani
tested the SUBJECT 1t Is represented a. having been
first rate boat and intended to the Upper villa
mette
SrEANERs-The stears tug Fire Fly, from San Francis
co. Capt Haws arrived at Portland, Thursday 9th inst
The iron steamer Belle of Oregon City, built by Capts
Wells and Williams is about ready 10 commence running
She is saunch boat and does credit to both her builders
ard ners
between Oregon City and Canemah every half hour II the
conditions are complied with, viz Macadamizng or
plsnking the road between the two places
CALIFORNIA.