The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29


other.
disyrscsful row occurred on Monday evening bstwss
white raSn named Jones, and Ethiopian, which
suited in fight The latter of worstsd one Of LII
ears baving heen nearly bitten of The difficulty
about sqaaw,
News from Oregon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TRkDE-INDIkr
TREATY.
We have Ales of portand papers to the goth inst
The Spectator that there increasing scaroiy
Of mcsey throughout orrgonn and views ths state a
busileis caused ey all production and large imports
with nc little distrust Il Bays-Oregon cattle is th0
main deFfnde ace now to bring money into the country
case came up lately in the Ditrct Court Of Clatsep
County in which Judge 0lmey decided that the purchss
Of (accordi,g to Indian cusom) and cohsbaton with
ncan woman the parties having formed union for LIE
In good fait3 legal marriage thout ceremony.
The case that the children OF Calvin III obs claimed
10 be his hes but other relatives contested the claim
t3e ground that they wsre ilegitmate. The evidences
was that Tbbt, al carly Gay, took to wifs native
woman Louisa in The customary mode, that is by puS
chose from her friends, and settled with her el0l8
upon the Clatsor whore they kept house. an
ri.d on farm, and accumulated property, living and
nab'ipg togsther in all respects married couple, and
were sted slated wih and spoken Of and treated
as tuch by their friends and neshbors, until his DEATH
which followed by hsr Ath leaving tho txo
children who the pairt tiifs in his suit
The new steamer being built at the Willamette Fails.
BIZ Ferguson asdestroyed by o ebout twelve O'Clock
Tht rsday night 1t to have been launched the
following day We understand she is supposed to have
been purposey set on Are Re sort res it that there hsx
been much difficulty between the company and
poyed aoout pay and that It Is scrised tnAt a
the latter fired the be at in sngs
Much specnation has been rife OF late TO the
nouncamsnt In the State papers, of he appointment oe
B. McIadden as Judge for OREGON. The Oregon Beach
IL full al sent and there Is cnsey manifested
ss TO who il supercs led by this appointment.
Tie Times of the LIST instant contains copy Of the
tresty with the Rogue River Indians.
The Indian superintendent Cen. Pacsr has returned,
and in ccnyersai ion had with him recently lear1
that the lnan dcultcs had been a,eaby settled ~
treaty Ty!ors tribe only remained to be treated with;
but owing the treachery which the whites had shown
them 1t was doubtful what the result Nigh. be with
thsE. Gen Lane had gone to have tAk with them
he has the confidence Of the Indians ad
influence over them than any elss. This shown
to be the case in making the treaties with the Other
tribes.--Timss.
correspo popdent Of the Saesma in describing Lanes
frst interview with the hostile Indians has the follow
ing" When he within their breast works evsry
lip pronounced lie nams-Jo Lane Jo Lans-snd every
swarths cheek was bahed in tsrs Tho woaoded ceAssd
their gfoanipg and the Wild Indian Of the mountains
skunk hehnd bash log in fear and lie appeared
to thsu, sayiorn him aioae coalc they couads-only
meet him al tel mis- story Of The He said his rhs
did not commence the on the contrary. whss thsy
refused to Join the ShasIs in their Upon the whites
they pothed the settlers OF their dagger that the
ders committed by tho Shsstas that not unt
the whites had shot or hung fourteen OF his bs
of wLer pet servants OF the town. who guilty
Of no offence, did he consent to the war"
TIE substantial satisfied with the treaty. but
few reckless men esiuce adeterninson to shoot every
Indian resart Of the treaty The Indian Departmeut
bavs not yet received any OF the appropriations and
oonsequent the agents cannot act as esctuay ths1
The Indians DID not give up al their guns in the treaty.
because taey feared unscsrpuo-s whites would butchR
them
few days before Gea. Lane left number Of Captain
Wiil!sn's meS commenced firing upon party of Joe's
Indians, men, women and children who 6shing In
Rogue rver They did not return the fire. but shell ersd
themselves from 1t by lying upon the ground behind
sha ter they had erected some ten OF twelve rounds
fred without effect. Joe immediatey made way
to Gen. Lanes quarters ana complained that the whites
had violated the treaty Che General explained hin
that the act committed by irresponsible bad
mon and that the white peop not accountable for
it. The presence Of Col Wrsht's command will be likely
to put stop to such conduct.
On tha Tth Oct, by Elder q II Barnett II II. Snow to
Miss NATL lee'bres daughter Of Hon a. j. Hembrss.
A. Anity, od Oct, b. Rev. Muler, Mr. Werner s.
Brey man 'of Iafayste, % Miss Isabella Watt AL Il
Yarphill county T.
At hiarysville, 9th Oct, BY Rev Mr. H,rncr, Cole
Esq, to Miss Mary + Cardweli of Ma,ysvs, o r.
At the residence Of Hon A. J.. Humphrey in Lans
Miss Pauline G. Wright both OF Lane county, 0. T.
In orsgoa city, 10Th oc, BY Hon Prescott, Mayor.
land, and late Of Cole county, Mo
In Portland. by the Rev. Kingsley. 18th Oct, NJ.
j. H. Iasan to Miss Marin Darling, all ortlsnd, OF
In Oregon city, 18th Oct, by Judge Waterman, Mr.. A.
G. Long to Miss Elils beth Every.
On tbs le,a MA,eh BY ,as Rev NJ Mes vain, ia Mo.-
ros county Mo Mr.. Daniel Sswsr OF Oregon, to Misc
Margaret Q Fruit. Of the former place
At ,he house Of f. laSso B,dsn Esq in Polk county y
Julia Ann Burden, OF Polk county, o. 7.
On the 7th sept, ty Elder VIM Hendrichson, Mr. Lem
ue Hendrcson to Miss Sarah A. JONES' all of Polk coun
.ty,O I.
In Portland, 18th Oct, by the Rev Dr. McCarty, Mr.. g.
j. Dickinson TO Miss Martha Ann King
On the Sd Oct, by Lewis Love- Esq, Mr. John Proeb-
stel to Miss AIselins Campbell OF Gackamas county.
OF.
On the Goth Sept John s. Jacobs to Mas Mary Eliza
beth Richardson all OF Washington, U. T.
On the hoalia I'D Sept, b. the Rev r. Solt, VIM. 4
Starkweather. o. Lin unty, to Miss Eliza Gordon q
ClackamaL @. T.
In Portland, 2jth Sept by Judge Waterman, Mr.. Coz
burn Barre to Mrs Aurelia Jane Montgomery both ee
Portland, @. T
AT The residence Of John Oie ESQ, Oregon, Octobse
90 byRev n Doane Mr.. Robert McLsan to Mas Sarah
J ocell
At the -esiiencs Of Re-, A. r. Elder, In Yamhn
ty Argus. 81. by the Rev G. q. Burnett Mr. r. AveF
10 Miss A. r. uder, all OF Ysmhill county, Q. 7.
At the rratilla Indian Agency, T., ID Sept, WlhAn
Alor-o Crotk, OF Fayette county, III
In Potisnd O. T., Sth Get VIM Lucas, of ..se county,
Iowa, aged AZ years.
In Portland O. T. 24h Sept George Patterson formss.
ly from fike county, H., aged 81 yssrs.