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Clothing F! Clothing!
r REnr1CEn DR1CEH,

AT REDUCED PRICES.
VT7ISHING to close out my Stock Of
w Winter Clothing and Caps. prior to
pu, chasing my spring and summer stock ]
will from this day sell articles in that line
at Reduced Prices.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
J. T.. LANOUE. Jan 9th
Next door to the Post Office.
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WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform
W his friends and the public, that he has re.
sumed businsss in Baton Rouge, where he may be
found, With . large and varied stock Of goods,
which will be sold St the lowest cash price, to
prompt customers. His stock consists q:
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, BRANDY, WINES,
CORDIALS, PRESERVES, PICKLES, and every
thing appsrtaining to the Grocery line. Also
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOOD and HOLLOW
WARE; DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS
and SHOES, &c. Call and examine quality, guam.
tity and price, before purchasing. Church street,
near J. Piper / Co.'S, Cabinet wsroroom. (msy8.
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Mechanics Tools.

Mechanics Tools.
pENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID 4 Jacksons Saws, P'sins Of all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Ccopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. D. c. MoNrAN. Church st.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale cheap
y for Cash. dog. large Beef Ton
CUES, Dufield and other Brand Of Hams
Flour Of the best Brands in Barrels and
half Barrels; Fresh Soda and Boston
Crackefs, French bread and Pilot
May. "a. C. \. BLANCHARD
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TIME Subscribers have now on hand the
i Best and most complete asso, tment
of Muslin, Silk and Linen. cravats, Grass
hair Stocks, figured. plain and white Silk
Neck ties &c., &C., even brought to this
city. May 81. WADDrLL & PHILLIPs,
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DOR SALE.-A- valuable lot Of
L ground, situated on the North East eofnerof
Fifth and Florida streets, measuring One Hundred
and Twenty feet, French measure on each street.
Bounded on the North by the property Of Mrs,
Andrew KlIeppstev, and East BY the property Of
Lewis Shoppers. Esqr. For tsrm:s apply to
nov. 16. WIN. 8. PIKE,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-03

NEW CA1PETS.-T have now in store
IN splendid assortmant of new style
Carpets, which were purchased at auction
in Philadelphia. at very low prices and
will be sold accordingly.
octlS.v. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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RS. c. HUSTON, respectfully in.
WI forms the Ladies' and public In general, that
she has just returned from New Orleans, with .
splendid sssortment Of New Goods, consisting In
part Of Ladies' Talmas, Cloth and Satin, Black and
White SILK Donnsts; Stray Dopnets OF every dss-
cription; dress Patterns; Childreps Hats; Rigc.
let's Trimmings Of all kinds and great many or.
tcles too numerous TO mention. - oct2e.
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Just Received
DER STEAMER QUEEN of the
4 WEST.
50 Boxes Extra No. Soap,
900 lbs, Fresh Bologna Sausage,
10 Half bbls Family mess Best.
Is Cases choice Cheese.
Large Beef To CUES, Dufield and other brand
Of Hams St. Louis Flour, barrels and half do
with the above may ut all times be found. Fresh
Soda Crackers and Goshen Butter, all warranted
to give satisfaction. A. MOETAN & BRO.
May 9Th. Gazette copy.
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M. N. BYINGTON. will give lessons in
WI PHOTOGRAPHY, from four to nine
o'clock, p. M, every day. at the school
room, one door East Of Hackett & Brooks
Store, on the North side Of Church street.
Feb.l3.tf.
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pERFUMERY!-Cologne 10 ! Gal
L Ions, Quarts, Pints, and half PInts. Day Wa.
ter, Florida Water, Patchouly. verbsns, Tube
reuse, Jockey Club, Magnolia, Violet, Bong victo.
ria, Musk, Upper Ten, OIL Of, or Otto ofRoses.
For sale 1t the Drug Store Of
augl1.y. WADD1LL / DAY, church st.
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GREEN WELL AP0uUG0.
THE PROPRIETORS Of this de.
L lghtfnl summer resort, % ne banks ofthe
river Amite, beg leave to call Puholc attention
70 she fact: that IL. spring: are sew open, for
had st besrs Livery State on Third Street, and
the ride to the springs 10 over rosd not surpss.
ssd Ia eesaty ofsesnsry BY any III the State.
April ga 1855 In ..a4
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4 FRESH supply of Goshen Butter and
"A Cheese for sails by
May. "a. c. A. BLANCHARD.
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HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
Il and paper hsnger.-would respectfully cali
the attention Of the citizens Of Baten ROUGE and
OF the adjacent parishes, that he 10 now preparsd
20 do oil kinds Of work that may be entrusted to
him, and pledges himself to give general sstsfae
tton to those who viii favor him. He hes now on
will continue to receive all Of the most besutifnI
and latest fashion patterns at his shop. h m
He hes engaged competent workman and VII h
ready at an times TO sstsnd 10 orders IN his line
~ Also 0raining, Glazing and Gliding; imits.
ton Of wood and mar bltexecutsd in the verv beat
eyle. = q - IL anl1.y.
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uAY.-Twenty tons best quality Hay.
ii For sale by
april %. JOSHUA bEAL.
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UStatement Of Funds in the State
Treasury, for the quarter ending 3oth June,
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Corn Meal.
ERESH Ground Corn Meal, always on
L land and for sale low by
June Is. MONT.fN & BRO,
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O00 BOXES Soap; Is Candles !;
<OO 10 = Starch; $50 bis. Cheap
Lime. For sale by
June Is MoxrAx L Bao.
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SchnaPps! Schnapps!
1Q DOZ. Of Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam
~ Schnapps, for sale at 81 per single
bottle and per dog. at New Orleans prices
IS per dog. Cash WIN. BOGEL,
may3l Druggist.
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IRISH POTATOES & ONIONS
A choice lot, nbw on hand and for sale BY
NAYS. X. HOFFMAN,.
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NEW VARIETY STORE.

Third Street-Opposite post office
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hogan 4 LEGENDRE.

worksrs In Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron.
THIRD &.-Naar'y opposite Huscslaoa's ~abls.
THE subscribers ill attend promptly
L to oil orders in their line, making and
repairing suesers. copper pspes for machine.
~, stove pipes, &c.
GA good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand, and made to order. pa,s'
may By. BEGAN + LEGENDRE.
-
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
IA RS. q. uUESTON most respectfully insosns
vi the Ladies', that she has inst returned non
the City, with . splendid assortment Of Rich
Spring Goods, consisting In part Of: -..t II s,'.
SILKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
BARRACKS. BONNETe, RIBBONS,
EMBROlDERlEs OF ALL Descriptions,
FLOWERS, wREATHS, LACEs,
CORSETs, PARASOIS, GLOVES, 4
LACE MANTlLLAS, Black and White,
BRACELETs, DRESS TRlMNINGe,
HAIR, CACTDsk GRASS SKIRTS.
Together with nne display Of Fancy Dry Goods,
al Of which VII Be sold st!ow pricss. mar. 9btf'
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ERESH GROUND SAINT. LOUIS
L FOLUR 80 barrels Super Fine and
extra Saint louis Flour, just seceied and
for sale BY IMayls IDEAL.
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NEW CITY MAP.-The Public are
~ respectfully informed that new map Of the
city 10 10 course Of prepsraton BY the subscriber
giving the ground plan Of each house and lot
numbered according 70 the record and drawn up.
on . large scale, accompanied BY . lithographie
view. Price when finished, mounted on canvass
with Tolers will b yIvB DoLLARs. ft Hii T
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NUTS! NUTS MADEIRA Nuts. Pea
~ Nuts, Pecans, Almonds and Filbut
at Retail by JOSHUA BEAL.
Jan .2l 1855.
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ok CHAINS 4 BOWS.
~ On hand and for ssle by 5-si .l~j
D. c. MONTAN, Church q.

BIRD SEED.-A full supply Of
~ fresh Hemp Seed, Canary Seed, Bene Seed,
ETC., etc, Just received and for sale At the Drug
Store Of fnov. 1871 WADDILL DAY,
Corner Of Church and Third streets
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FROM CRESCENT CITY.

The following is from an Extra OF TIE Crescent
CITY Herald, dated Oct. 27
Sill ce the attacks of the sth 9th and 10th October
reported In our former issue, no further collision
TO have taxen plsce between the whites aud lie
Indians until TIE sth October when the latter boldly
attached a company Of eighteen men on Gaiase
Crtch some few miles below jack sonvills and ba-
siegtd them in house during the space o, tweDtyfour
hours, Ii ling two men and wounding tea. Anon
the latter was VIM. Moore. de was shot 10 thres
places fourth thot struck the buletm9is uns
over lis back.
The Chinese were employed in cutting trenches and
otherwise terrifying the position of the whites From
the pature OF u Surrounding country, which is
broker and covered with brush aud bns.es i. w.s
impossible to ascertain the number of Indiaas-sup-
pestd to have been Upward Of Ore hun5ret. Among
Il en- wele recognized tome of tse S1asias which ara
RUeseptto a. hsviug been = G last - retrea',
For Tie sake OF Connecting properly the events OF
the day we prefix TO the letter OF oar sttsn,iye corr
spoI dslt at tie camp he tote of toe ita previously
published: JACKSONVILLE Oct, IL le5j
Ed Herald: There are now a. hi, plsce mel,
500 men piepariI for war. Reports W II snbs,-c.
taieG cay that IS white persons have been kiei nv
The IndisDs during the Las, ten days. Toe comoaoy
to hch beloIg starts from this placs on the 10 .
The INDIANS all around are well armed aud equipped
for fighting. Yours, respectfully,
x. STONE l.' Lieu. ca D. 9Th grE
VERNON 5 RANCH. Oct %, ISIS.
Ed. Herald: BY iinsf oppor uni - ID GA 10 = OF
TIE movements Of the forces now 10 the field. Cat.
Judsb with mpspy Of 90 raules ana IS yernt err
ugto over the country Of Williams Creek, Seeker
Creek, and Al peg ate bur found 70 ln1lars On the
lsih The lntass attacked eighteen men. c0ayeCel
az tras ing post Gslass Creek The fight lated
eight fCars. This whites had two klIlsf ssd tea
woand.o. IL is supposed th., SONS twenty indians
Were knlte. On The mornios following TIE Inda,s
lesumed The sitsck for an hosr ard then hauleA eff
SIes this war esmmsnced t1ere hsve bsen ksBei
hccoforg 20 Tehsb'e reports, eighteen men, thee
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have heard Of none who have mot been deceived IA.
bin. We have all reason to be thankful thN thus by
the vigilance Of the gusrisns Of the pablo safety ssd
the frnness of the Admin stration, base stecot "A
involve the country sgsin In the horrors Of -, crus,
and sleidsl ssr has been discovered, and Of he
PRINCIPAL actors 10 the Infamous conspiracy properly
paDrEed notwithstanding bis personal popu srty. We
are sure bst the Judgment Of every impartial nan win
approve his death, though they may feel deeply. We
sympstbize with the bereaved ones who have lost
their natural protector but must indorse The sentence
whico hss sent him to his final account lie met his fss
with the compcsure OF a soldier, and evidenuys
man worthy Of better fate. Hiscountensn though
only some eighty hours had elapsed from his arrest TO
BIS sxecufioD bore ma Ks of the severe menal trials
he had undt rgone.
Other arrests 10 the same connection were made on
the inst, bat the details have not trans prei In
sufficiently rslsbe form TO DO the subject OF q notice
from Us. In our mex. shall perhaps be enabled 10
chronicle them.
The steamer which anived from Virgin Bay on the
tb Ist, brous ht consider sble OF Americas
force, about sky two men, in TWO companies, one
under the command OF Capt. X. W. ARMSTRONG from
SEN ncsco and the otnsr under the charge OF Capt
Swift from the Kinney e1ped ton at Greytosn. The
force here Is COW fully adequate to any euer-
geney th,t arise until the arrival Of the
Ttxt steamer from San Francisco, whom it Is
promised that some three hundred men viii
Gene down good tme coming
all will emulate the which has hitherto charac-
ter zed the American force, as body. United and
Harmonious themselves, 10 an exten. which instances
TO the La,ive mind ast there are no tso Americans At
variance on shy pubic matter they get "a example to
Nicaragua which cootrssts 10 q wholesome msoner
with the fraticica horrors OF the civil wars IN which
they have been 80 long indulgiDg.
As We so TO pToSs u.ost interesting ceremony has
ier ated in The Council Cham Der OF tue State House
His Exctlency the President surrounded by the Min.
is ers Of Stse the Commanderin Chief end other dis
uisbed peIsous received the Hon. John II. Whee-
r Minister Of tie United States near ths Republic.
We learn shat the Moiser, ia . neat and appropriate
ADDRESS, acknowledged on the part OF the Government
which be so ably Represents, the Independence aud
sovereignty OF the Government established by tho
teaiy Of the 23d uliuo, aud assured his Excelency
of The kind regard an. veil wishes entertained by the
Chief magistrate Of the United States toward this
Republic The Presiden; returned the compliments ia
few happy remarks when, Col. Wheeler advancing,
they intercbsr ged most cordial greenng oil the
bands. thus closed the interesting ceremonies A
rational salute is how being 6red on the Pisza.
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KANSAS.
CASE OF McCREA.


LEAvENwORTH, X. T., Nov. 49, 1876.
The Court is in session here The case of Nc.
Crea has been again before the Grand Jury, and
to-day bill of Indictment for murder in the first
degree was found against him. saw the ndict
meDt few minutes ago, and LEANED that an effort
will be made to bring him to trial to morrow. His
counsel Mr. Parrot, does not intend to let the case
come up nov; indeed, 1t is almost unprecedented
to force the prisoner to trial at the same term at
which the indictment is found, where the case u
go important; but whether those who are thirsting
for the execution of McCrea will force him to i'm
mediate trial, the morrow will show. No effort
will be spared by bis counsel on the one hand, or
bis enemies on the other.
The indictment of McCrea is another evidence
of the character Of the powers that be, under the
Territorial Government. This is an adjourned
Term of the Court; Judge Lecompte presides.
You are already aware that at the previous Term
the Court refused to allow Col Lane TO act 90
counsel unless he would take an oath TO support
among other things the laws Of the Legislature Of
the shawnee Mission, which be refused to do. At
that time q bill Of Indictment was found against
NcCIea, as the Graud Jury could not agree.
mo ,Tty Of them we're for acquttal, and the re-
msInd-r divided few for manslaughter aud ono
for murder. At this time fre members hars
been Gdded TO the e. and Jry and the bill found TO-
DAY may Indicate that proper Grand Jury was
thus perfected. also learned that the prosecut-
ing attorney was 10 the Grsnd-Jury room, and by
cross Questi Jnng The evidence an otherwise, sue
ceeced in securing the desired result.
You have doubtless heard, before this time,
about the attempt to mob Mr.. George S. Park, VINO
has returned to PatkSllle. This atteapt like the
former one, was made by the citizens Of Platte
CouI ty, and not BY the people OF Parkyle; tne'
latter have prOte against the ls@less cpnducs
arc det. ruined TO resist all such attempts. 30
lar, the law sbidiDg citizens Of that place nave
succeeded IN preserving order; whether they VII
continue TO do 20 remains 10 DC seen MI ran
is one Of the most enterprising citizens OF fsfk-
vile, and be has done more than any other man
10 build It up. He has been prescribed, no. pI
bepg sn \ BOLT omit bat oeca,se his psPef dareo
10 avow other sentiments than those OF slavery
IxteIsi'h. II | hear Of further efforts, saau
Writ Parkyille / have already seen eosuga
know that the power TO resist them, IS toe ocss
security against the ia sless portion oil ''e''
border Aissourians. =
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Markets.

ottuIJay, NOV
FLouR-sses have been mostly q iobsins character, in
ehdps sma! lots CALICO Obs leo az MnsnO, Golden
G.ts Oregon Mills In lots, lo 200 do do elraisns
sta1l5l -
ME..rSaes OF LEO bass chce at h.de under Sc coo
do sooS quality y 200 do fair &c 400 do good at
81 So; 49, dc. at 2tc.
BARLgy-Ss.s have been light comping only 800 bags at
1885; so co. at 2ic 100 do. AZ 2sc
Oars Sales 100 chs inferior &c 100 prime at 81 ST. so do
n 2le go do choice at 23c.
PorxvoEsSAss IN all sad up 9a5 bags at c secoIdins
70 gus fy ..
Yo.K-Sa'e of 50 half bills clear ct &2f.
BUrTrR-sa Galets at Coo IS
90 90 90 privats terms. and "a do. old also private.
TeAs-loV cases block, in bulk cold pnvste terms
BfIrfRs-50 cases X kers cold at $40
RAIsISs-ssles Of 500 boxes Lsyer TO arrive Il $5S.
CoAL--l23 turs Lsckawsnus sold at &l7 So
TIE PLATEs-lt0 boxes charcoal TX TIN Plates at Si7
ALCOHOL Sale OF 40 gals. 10 ,ia At 81 20.
TaRAccostles OF cases Pride of the Pacific, containing
slrpaaa N. st GsS ~ 70 DO cantelops az &c
PRnrs-sss OF case. Steam at &c. ynd
RIcE-kuo ion sale Of 500 mats african az &c,
LpMBEk- SCQb fet HumbDlet and 20 900 feet Eastern
Scr sus and sIoeyed Flooring private terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
FROM PORT OXFORD.

The following, Gated Port Oxford, Oct. II, is from
The Oregon Times:
Lieut.. Kautz of Port Oxford left nine or ten days
ego for tie pu' peee of opening road from this place
TO Jacksonville. He took due east line, which
brought him TO the Big BEND Of Rogue River, thirty
the settlers leaving for assistance and protection from
a rtalened attack by Indians from Apologize Creek
Valley Ii seems that some friendly Indians from
Grave Creek had come down ana warned the settlers
TO leave, the IRdians coming to clean out the
whites from Rogue River Valley. fisndly inuian
reported that twenty whites and Ten United States
trOops from Fort Lane had been killed oy these saw
aees-that they going 10 burn the trading post
Of DIR. Reavis, situated below the mouth of Grave
Creek having murdered the Doctor at bis RANCH foar
miles above. News of this brou Int 10 the tiers
siil lower down the river who did no. credit the re-
Fort; but after consultation one or two whites aud
the 1r6ian who brought the report went TO see the
fate of the store. From the Top of hill ever
looking the place they the house in flames, AMI
sixty lpdlaC dancing tne war dance around IL. The
Inc isns too them that the party, af killing DIR.
Reavs and robbiDg his ch, 10 The where
was a young man, clerk, and one or two Others.
4 ey oo the clerk they would kill bip. He supposed
them ettipg be then shot twice and made no re-
sstauce the others fed. wien the parry in qsar-
tiers tie body a the young man and saltso it. After
taking all the -four and oer stores they wanted they
Get fire TO The store, the burning of which wit.
messed by the party alluded to- Being satisfied of the
truth Of the report, they came down tue river and
accidentally met Lieut.. kautz at Big Bend, who put
his In position in log house, with nine guns anil
all the ammunition and stores he had, and left with
guide for he fort here which he reached az oclo TX
the noInI of tue l6 inst He lefi the settlers
with the troops and for arms to be prepared to
rtsst their further approach msse del onstra,ion
TIE hostile party. He left the aay, Intending
to reach camp that night WHIST will be the finale OF
this outbreak | know not.
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WASHINGTON AND OREGON
INDIAN WAR OF DIFFERENTIATION COM
MENCEO,
From The San Franei,co Herald.

From The San Frdnciseo Herald.
ny the steamer Columbia, Cspt. Dali which arrived
here Oct 80, from Portland, o. T., have dates from
fhst place to Oct. "a.
Toe ne Us is exci'ing aud important. The indians
throughout Oregon and Washington Territories, and
in The northern part of California appear 10 have
whole Indian country has risen. The settlers, on the
other hand are not idle In Oregon alone tbere are
800 regulars, and ans Sering the general call of G ov
CuiIy) about 900 voun' GERS, who have resolved ap-
perentiy, war of ut'er exterm'naioa of the In
diane. In Washington Territory several com oSuies
of volunteers summoned by the Acting g Overnor }
In nc don 10 the United States sol tiers have taken
the field. In Northern California tho regulars and
volui tetrs number about 500 men. Tee hostile Iu-
dans supposed 10 number between 900 aud
10, 600 men, though their real strength cannot be
roam bands OF lnd aps who ournog and otherwise
deelroyipg the properly, and taking the lives of the
white settlers. The loss of life among tue whit ID has
been very great Tney have partially retasted upon
the Indians, though as yet 10 eoctu check has bsen
given 10 The rsvegee OF the Ia ter. But the time
TO be comiug for terrible revenge. The Oregon forces
are concentI atng at the Dsles, on the Colum oia
River TO which point aready he volunteer conpa, les
have basteDed. Tbe Co umbia her last voy age up
the coast ar, led 10 Portland company Of Su 4rs
together with 500 and OF 8, ami large amount
of ammunition This company is said 10 be comp >sed
OF picked GO, accustomed 10 lighting Indians. Taey
are unoer the command Of Capt. Ord.
The oiifereot Oregod papers, and particularly The
Oregoni0R, contain numerous letters from various
parts Of the country, Ielsng the ravages Of the Iud
We extract the Chief portions Of Il csc ren The
OregontaR) 10 show the character and immaency of
he danger 10 the settlers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

nu.h on. While N this vicinity, the Bremen brig
Grets wss captured, with the remainder Of the Rue:
sisp friesfe Disns's crew, Who bet been wrecked
rear simols last winter. The Hancock sqied from
The Cali OF SsRhseD on the 10th Of September, and
made the pssssge % this place In thirty TIRES days
Her crujse had been an srsuous aud very try.
inc 20 every ore on board, especially Is the vessel
- h.5 condition frsm LEAKS AID want OF s'reagh
I, NAV be readily imagined that sf'er season OF 50
mnch srJuou. duty, the cre~ OF the Hancock were
h;SsIy de,h,ec upon making the lights OF San Fran
ci,co Heads, giving prospect Of much needed res
of snowledge hes been gained relating TO the geo
srspby Of tie region visited and much Inform .iioa
bsf viii facilitate the navigation of the North Pacihc.