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PURIFlCATloF OF THE BLOOD,

ss, corner Of ANN and Nassaa street., NeW Yorl
, 1855-10-12

ana s small command from Fort S;eiis-
COON. in the direction Of where il Uzs re
ported tbey were assembled They went
ou, on the military road some 80 miles
from Sie-acoom, 10 tie termini Of settle
ment, close 10 the base Of the mountains
and at Mnckleshcot prairie called together
the Indians alosg White river, amounting
in all, to some As or 50 Of the halEbrecd
Clicks;si and Sound tribes, OF, 3o1e prop
erly. White and Green river Indians They
appeared surprised al the military den0a-
s;raiion sgsins; them snd when Informed
'ha; ihey we're accused Of hostile iaien-
iioa on their pzrI sgainsi the whites, they
protested that their ium-iams were all
right-thsi they had committed no acts Q.
violence or theft. nor intended 50 10 do
that they had beea falsely accused, &c.
The command enesnped during the night
With the Indians, and their conduct gave
no evidence that they meditated the doing
Of sny mischief. The command went from
White river BY land down to the Dnvsmisb,
TO Seattle, King oo1nty and slthongh
the settlements we're more or less deserted,
DO evidence was afforded that robbery OF
other offences had been committed TIE
command has returned ami reports eTery-
thing quiet; The general impression Is
that as far as the settlements on this SIDE
Of the Cascade mountains sre eOnoernej-
DO danger OF hos;iliiies need be aVPreheni
ed. As = precautionary measure, hover
er, volunteer military company has been
organized here, o. which Judge HAYS has
been chosen captain
Nov that the Ysk;mAs and Chekaiats
have. by their acts Of siroeitT, rendered
themselves E.ble 10 severe ehas;iseneni,
we trust that the force sent sgainst thsse
tribes will teach them Sseh lesson as viii
be rsmembered by them for all time to
cone. They must be made to feel REsiJtg
that their acts Of ViOleOee and blOO,iShed
cannot 20 uHEhiPPed Of fjustiee-1
, 1855-10-12
4 usrl 10 IsiisEsl WhigS VIE haI, mol jSistt
tht EHSU NSihiHsA

Our friends who hare 50 long bsi,.ei IN
the fed Q: STRIFE under the banner lid
sloi; br Webster and Cla!. Will DO; think
/, au.ss for Us TO appeal TO them for . 10
meut. while s s0a Of Henry Clay IS nobly
psnding bis tine and none! sgainss the
knoz-So.hings Yol hare never, perhaps,
voted anything bu. Ehig ticket, and f7T
rs-r good re4s9n-you had one Of yosr
own. Tie most Of your brothers have IN
sy.iuto = secrei. organization that repa-
dates every thing bat their oEn promo
ton. Yol are nov leii without an organ
iza,ion-
The democracy are In in the field -
the ouly psriy TO resss, this organilAtoo /;
this order. that does III its business in
secret cannot truS, the p4blic with their
rTincipleS-esAnoi slIoE daylight 10 shine
on iheir works Taey have plotted Tie
overthrow of your party, and have done IL
They aim TO overthrow the democratic
party. ard IL they scronplish it, they viii
have the scll in which to perform sneh
pOl.t;c-l tactics as the NOS; Wild den.z-
go-ues rlay direct. We ask yOu II you are
Eiiliny the, secrs; party sbOuld hold the
rsins Of tbs gorerau@ai' YOa knOw
what the democracy Is; TO1 kHoU, with
al its abuses, th-i we ye; sre prosperous,
and YOU are satisfied that the COOL Of the
ccon;rr iS at heart with 'hsfa rs Eiih yoar-
selres Then viii yoa 10; iske hold and
help PROSTATE ihis ssc7ei pSri!t THIS Is
the esly Issue nOE,. ASIDE from The lAtsy
A1rG-lsz Of the oOastry Aii others, are
among the things that were This is :
ooaiesi Of pE.ae.P,s reloood 10 one issse /:
Shall seCrei Po!iiieal socieiies control this
cOan;y, II yOa say 10, then help pat il
dOun. and thea, Il other issues come up
that divide os. you uillle where !oar good
seasc u;N decile.
, 1855-10-12

NKrIOS1L SALrTE-In the absence Of a
natiOual vessel n oar hartor, says the Aita
caisforaia q Sspt. 18th, We are happy to
kHOu that the eOurtcogs salute Of the Eng
Esh men-OEuar ., SancsEtO, On the 5th an
niTersary eeSebrstiOn Of the admission Of Cal
ifOrnia into the UuiOO, was answered at noon,
yesterday, BY the L. s ReTenae Cater Jsf-
tsrsVu D'Eris. Capt PeAse, ~ eorespcod
ing nnRbsr Of guns. With the English aag At
the fore Capt. Pease deserves much credit
s0C his pubEe piris.
, 1855-10-12

AxOrHEE DEzAEzUE-EIIAsY YrLEE, ESQ.,,
Reeeiver Of the LAID OHkee for this Tern
tory, took leave ofOur eiti1ens last week %
. "IeaTe of ahsenee, to viisit the States We
sre iaEorned that If IS Mr. Yulee's intention
to return Eith his family. in the spring In
de neaatihe. ssd in his ahsenee, ne pre-
nne thed.ties Of his O4ee uH devOlre On
tie Register. H C. Nosnkr, esq The da-
tiss of the position Of Regstsr. isOoe Of the
most complicated and PeEPasxing in the
pablo serVies q the territory. githOot its
occupant being eneanbsred With S1tiiS
dntieS-
, 1855-10-12
Iavsrtaat fun lam.

We Publish this morning SAYS the San
Francisco H,yali, Of Sept Is, conmunica-
tion frO1 MesSrs Reed & DOugherty, Who
arrived here yesteni1y in the c. E FOote,
from japan, whittier they had gone for the
purpose Of establishing themselves n bGsi-
ness, in ae-o1iAnce with the treaty recently
ratified between the United States and jap
an IL appears that the japanese refused
to allow them to reside at HakOdadi or any
other plaee-refnsed to sell them fresh meat
treated them with iadiguity, and IN every
way violated the obligatiOns which they 20
recently ass1med- AroOrdinS to the Jap
anese Interpretation, the treaty eoaeiDied
with them By Commodore Perry amOants
to Just nothing At all When these facts
are laid before the Department =; Wash
ingtOu, it IS to be hoped that prompt meas
ures will be adopted to compel the Per6di-
Gus japanese to respect their treaty Oblga-
tiOos The bOnhardment Of one or tuO Of
their towns Woald be much more eH6caeiO@
in bringing them to knOviedge Of their
duties which they owe to the world at l1rge
than words and finely turned compliments
, 1855-10-12

p~ SIR Moses MOa,esOce lately passed
throagh Vienna on his way to Palestine
He goes to the Holy Land to bay a large
district in the eoantry. to settle upon it the
Jewish PosPers Of Jerusalem, and eveatua+
" all those Jews Who feel inclined to return
to the eOaatry Of their aaessiOrs
, 1855-10-12

~ A eQnnzarssiOa. asking iOE iascrnaa-
too reiAtire 70 The srvsys HnderstoOd Org
iaAlly 70 hare besn OCi~re&u Up to the actz1E
eaessres q he HsasOas Bar and Puget
SOasd AsrSealtaral COmPAaies' claims, was
reoeiTed hss Hesk and wi be sttended to in
cur nsxt. 0thsr eOuzuzairAtiOos and matter
preP~red fOr iAis weeks paper. have been de-
fered unt1 next week.
, 1855-10-12

~CaPtAin Ericsson writes a long let
ter uPOa the eslOrie engine, declaring that
be has not abandoned il, bat is stin engag-
ed in the prosecution Of exPSrimsnts for its
psrfeetiaA
, 1855-10-12

NV E.BcTIoN.-Ia oOascqaeoce Of A 10
iiEcztion Of tie Commissioners OF King eoun-
" to acting Governor MAsON. an eiec;iOa
viii bs hed. N Pursuance Of lau. in that
eo1n,y, on the Goth day Of October, to sap
ply a vacancy in the representative desega-
ton
We uOah snSgeSt If the PeOPie OfWhat-
CON cOunty desire to he represented, ,theeOn-
mtssioaers there sho0id take the necessary
steps to iaszre the saue- Vacancies in
any Of tbecOantirs, shOaH be PrOnPily re-
ported to the executive dcpartnest in or
Ger that elections may be h.Sd before the
meeting Of the legislature 49,.
, 1855-10-12

~ nhe NeE YOrk Courisr announces
that liquor Is nOH sod On the Sabbath in
that city. as freely as ever.
, 1855-10-12

THE CHOLERA Al FOEI RILET.--Nr.H-F-
Naver, vino has been fr yeAs sssAbliSAsd
IN bGsiness at Fort LARAMIE, has arrived al
ST LO1is, and represents everything Is qaiet
in that quarter No Outrage had ben CON
mitted By the Indians Since the naraz Of
Capt GibsOa, nor s the statement tr0e ct
the Sioux beng assenhled at auy plaee IN
force With the Tie~ Of making var on tn
Z. S. trOOps, uhirh were raPidly cOoceatra-
ting N that coantry-
From Fort Riley. the neT military post
recrutiy essabESAri by the government, We
have drpionAbie news C6Olera hsd broken
oaf iaaDas: TiEuleat form, and numbers had
1ied every day, ince it malie rs aPPearanne-
~M.jOC Og6en. L. 5. Army, and a most
efbcient Othcsr, Uas aDQ0g the victims Of
tbs scourge An the persons abOut the fort
Eery panic stricken, and Eed to the hills for
refsse from the Pestacsoe, lcaviag the sirk
to de. aad the dad uaburried The NOR
talIty s rSpreseHted to have ben very great,
Ont rPOrt-Sh5ch wc hope s exaggerated
-stz1ing that as many IS fOrty bad died IN
Ooe day.
From 1aOther quarter we IeAm that the
posi- + abandOoed, al Who d5d not de hAV-
ing IA Panir striekea
, 1855-10-12

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ta1s ssae1o pr A1-al- n 0lDa uA - 49,
eaasd Press & a srfiass q tAr o,l-ay. u- A1lpu
tciFaae y tAe bsae6As e ~ nrurzn.lns uai-h ;
20 tAs sa-s F-isrs1Vie ns uh-t va n HiEu uA
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, 1855-10-12
m Ip1ianS-East and West.

hoStilItles east OF the Cascade mountains
entertaining the belief that unnecessary
alarm was created, and reports exaggerated,
vet il now appears to be redoced to eer-
tainty, from recent intelligence, that Mr. A
J. BoLox. Indian agent for this territory. has
been murdered by the Yakima or Ci'okA-
tai Indians This is an offence Of 50 grave
a character as to demand summary justice
being dispensed to those tribes, which Ue
doabt not vii be awarded. When Indi-
ans 20 far forget their friendly relationship,
or their treaty stiP1lAtiOns with our people
and government, as to kin the agents sent
amongst them to protect their rights or
punish their offences, there is lefs with our
civil AID military authorities but one oaly
alternatiUe-the extreme measure We are
glad that the tribes referred TO have
placed themselves in the position which it
appears they have assumed Instead Of
individnal members Of the bands being ne
spOasible for the recent Oa,rages commit
ted, the evidence IS ample that the tribes,
eatin, are to be held accountable II
seems that the Yakimas and Cllekatats.
(undOubtedIy through riiLS Intervention }.
are dissatisfied with the terms Of the late
treaties eooelDded in their country, and
being probably incensed By the Preach and
hAEbceed settlen residing amongst them,
have been led TO The commission Of the
crimes With which they staDd charged
Chastiseneut can nov justly be visited o.
Tie hibs, instead Of going to the tro16ie Of
ferrutiag o1i individual guilty members
thereof
within the past three months. and since
tie ColVine gold region has attracted the
attention, and eAassd many Of our eiti1ens
to engage IN its exPlOratiOo, it has been
pretty satisfactorily Asoertained that some
fheea of he residents Of this territory
have been nurdered By he tribes to which
vs have aIIaded By way Of suning up
tie nunber, or Information leads Jus to
suppOse hat tvo nen iron Lewis county
have been kid Mr.. Henry Mattiee and
tuO Othsn froa this county tUO frO0
Pierce county, JeumisOa and Walker. and
three Othen iron King county Mr. E-
didEe, member elect 70 tie Legislature,
and tso oEAers. iron WhAteOa Several
OtAers. residents Of the territ0Ey, Who
started for Fort ColviIIe. have not been
hard fron ince IeAEing TIE yakima mis-
im snongst then ne might nentiOa A
B. Stnrt, Il d. Warhass. asd Mr.. Chspi-
ker, q fIesis coanfy- We hOpe, however.
tat they my SIN Be satisfactorily and
asfay acuoa.tsd Sor.
Thera : A ahl.dant force, ne bskeTe,
a IL diGsrsnt Military posts in the terri
isry-atF Forts Stsilscoon. VancOaver ard
tAe Danss- 70 sunnaray .Panish TIE Indi-
ans f0r their O1trAges but Gboah itPrOve
etheEvins. aeaing gOEsrnor MAsoS, VIII.
10 dolh4 PE01Ptly ean vOllnteer asst
snra
The iahAhitants aIoag ths COlnnhiA and
W7lHnsfts FiEsEs apPear 10 Be n stais
Ofcoa1i1Eahls alArn, ard ne ohssrTe that
tie gorsrsor q Oregoa has Hade : reqIi-
ifioa O n vancosver for arms and anu
nitioa- Anzitazy COMPANY has bsea Or
, 1855-10-12
YO1S respectfully.

GEo1SE GIB1S
P. s. Since the above vas in t!Pe. the
SsaieS mali has arrived. bringing = letter
TO acting GOTernOr MAsOx. from the chief
Of the Ordnasce department, Washington
City. By which be Is informed that the qoOta
Of AIMS for this territory has been FOruard-
ed from the srsenal at BenieiA, California,
and nay be expected here in . short tine
The qaOta consists Of 1880 nasksts, 100
riaes asd scoourtrenents. 30 cavalry 81
bFes. eos. 900 ride caps .
, 1855-10-12

THE WAsHISeTox TEzzHTOEr BcrxlaIr
DI<rCTE.-The WasAizgtoa Slsy IrrIns
that the Pre<;dent VII uge oa Coagr1H
to P-OTi6e. iuaneiiatsly sftEr they es1e -
gsfksr. lie neaas q nski1g IL zrY9.0
oor part necessarJ TO eStahEsh hrycrI r.
ther carl. the bo1adaEy hetEeea en- Ia
ritOry Of Washingt0n and dat q Van1lr
VeT's Isiand, and the rest 0f TIE poss.zunl
Of the British HndsoaS Bay Co1pnny, y
ing eOafigsO.s tothe TsrTiiury iIq..9la
The HO1se. Iast sss6Sa, paszd . III b
that esd. vhich ras defeated II Tie sn1ie.
Recently, the d7&ealties gruEi.g Old
misunderstanding between hsPsoPte ald
anihOrifies Of the tuO goseIl3entS u th1t
qasrter, With rsfsre.cs 70 the preeiIe Iosnl
ity Of that boundary, have i.crsassd 80
to be mPst hanassing and PsPisIns =
both-thls pE0ging fhs pre&ng necezlI
for the surVsy The Se.ats raGsid . ORR
10 be Iade- 11r ia
CoLOSn KExu A GEETrOEx-Solnus
SmFFISs ~ NWARisEA--LetteIsu ueul1oI1 :
AspinEan. a.d p1bEsAed n The CmIarf
the 2Ist July, annOu1ce that Cd Knny4-
s3Eed At GTgytOEH o. the Isth uith dor
kve IN. in ~ hork Huntua y ~ 80
frOa Pk1.deIp paiil he Ttslss CriiIl.I
rsf-se1i to give IN my Ind q er1c.I1gc.
uieut. q peFniissiion 10 iraSsI q tlE11'I.
ers- He Uas, kOSerer. receiise1 y - =
halitantS Of GreytSuu uith great en1.nl.-
'asn Col Kmney 1sseFtS n tie - ~
tTvn, manner. that he hns % fE1ls1u1g =
Sxu, and that his ohjisrt : oa.y 70 tlks -
SsE0n q the Ind 70 vkirh hekotl.aclI.
Many OC tie expedtioa Frscc1ql ~ -
Others ART da7y expeced
he hst steamer from NeU Yea - S.
Jaa hpur5Eht oat nlnbr q ErEnc 60
maas sn1 Irisilea 11 70 y sah6err -
xsre n eharee a Unifed SiAta oEc.rs -
intendsd for tie serSice a IL Nszngun
gOveEnHeat. tAey were inmsdi1,.ly s.1e4
to VEgin Bay- -
H B. MS-vessEi a var BGuzrd usn =
San Juaa, and intenied 70 have SD q
day CsI. Kilney arrived buk stil fgllni-.d
IN Port watching N PrOossdae<
THk Nr1Ea=rAx TE.SslF C1nlAsr-h
s rrporssa that NJ. N.su.. II, sziIls U
I'd S,ates Coasl at Grsytoua. has 60
uieseed to the Ssaae DeParsn.-ul sAe l.si .
thE NisaraE.a Tra-st- ConPaaE A1Eas
traasportrd, and are ss1 eoetiuuas y 80
psrt. Iar-e bo,iEss q nea. 81 tAs P1PuHa =
beng e1lsss1 n he Nicnrzp91 aDE-
Thaf thry are zat ct y ~ Nicar,g-
Ninister 10 tie Uifed SateS. and 49,
saee paid cut Of the n0aey dne By II Lr,.-
st ConPmy tathe NicaEagunn sollEu1..r-
Most Of The uen are sid . have teeq f..-
u.aa sni French resslents a the ei5g = :.
York, and are eommanicd b fre Z,
The Tr1nsit CsGFaay are also se1rl.e .,
sewEng out esrge suFFly q -
AMI cannOa. 10 be used y IL trocl< ~
he teAexraph alOug IL rairo9l - -
being cOastructe5 for he ecuPa1t. lEesss.
Is IN a most sntsfsrs6Ey nnAnnsE n q
pected that il VII be IN Oper.tson = -.
thres weeks
.
, 1855-10-12

~ Rnzsia averages about souls to .
square nile, France ITO, and England $50.
, 1855-10-12
Lairn Ntst q IHsi,a InahItA

jus; as We are gOiEc to press, the mail
has arrived, Jriaging oregoa papers COZ
taia-a- a full oo-robcrat-oD Of TIE ruurier Of
M-. A. J. Boloa- Iniisa A : NJ and reports
@. o;ber o-.rA-es- Tie sut5o-0ed letter
from iLe s-j..l.u;a-a.el' q lDdi1n Aa2-Fs
Hy- Ore-cn. Gen. PANEs- TO Can't CAiS,
vii he rad with interest containing. - II
dos. rlush ulsi1er-offsel information MIA
tive 10 the rerent cuirsgeS The co0rse pr
ssei by Gen P4liaer, II ile premises, eals-
lies hin to the hearty thanks ot The people
= tbs territory.
TIE OresOa TIEzs. a Oct. 9Th, SAYS. O.
information from Capt Cs;n, loiiAn Agent
f1- this Territory. tina, B T. SsAE, Esq,
has hssn appointed lrr hin as speeial Agent
fo- -.e tine i,-ing. IL piare q Mr.. Bc.ch.
Tue following extracts are taken irc1n the
TJ-sJ q the Safne, date
Mr. Bo,oa's ra1nlrr Is thus narrated
II. haf r:si;ri TIE Yakima country, and had
.; cat fJr the Dail=s 90 his re1urn- Oh
b;s uav be fell III C-o.aPzsy with three lBdi-
a.. who irquirs,i his Destination. and cher-
Cd TO ac-oomraur him. On the way, one q
,he-n fell behind 2Esl 80; Bolon IN the had
-c,- bis t'iroat-kiIl--i k;s korse, &c, as
relAse,l bv Ge.icTzl Palmer. s1tlcined-
-FrUn Gen. Pain-r's letter we should
i-,l-. ,ha, the Yakilaas cast Of the Cascades
i.:-ai 70 hare = f-i.': bTi they VII De Ioei
Nv the -alan, Msj. Hsller and the United
Stats trooas q his command, and VII 10
doab, I.e eatiryly rpIt@i- Gen- PAlrneEs
from h;s k.ouIelge, d-r.ved from : long ae-
G-siuia-cc with the lniiAas in gae<t'oo- Is
ioat;l.ss better qualified to Judge ooTrecily
u the azairs il q1eStsol, thAa almost aay
o,hsr uaa cn the coast The lakn4s IN
halS, Wzshin-ica Territory; hat Gen T.
p-oos<zie-l % ;he Dalles 10 prevent any co1n-
biuafioa t-isesn the OHegc, lotsss-s and
those u Wa,h.agtoa Territory He has
IOue, in our ojiniga, JUS what vas PrOler-
ani < eat-;l7i TO rau-h credit for his tiEisely
actin in the natter freea.ers and
grumbIers =, everything TO the coainsry, not
zi;hs;sBiiHg.
TIE following IS The letter referred to,
from Gen. PalaeE