The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-27

affairs for Orsgon and Gov Stevens a this Territory will
~ say 7aext treat jointly with the tribes common 70 the
Two Territories the WallaW alias the Cayuses and the
Ses Fcrees who occupy land In both Territories vii BE-
assembled Ia the Walla ALA valley, and there every
prospect Of negotiations being successful
The fakluaas ClikitAts Pischouse Okimikaines and
the Paloasea all Of this Territory viii he assembled az the
time and place we'll The remaining small bands
o. both Territories adjacent 70 The waters Of the Column
The 10th day Of May has been fixed for the opening Of
the council The treaty ground has been selected and the
goods and provisions required have reached IL
their way all the Indian chiefs have agreed 70 be pres
emit and bring their people with them Report says they
were never peaceaby inclined and anxious %
have treaties made.
This council il result successfully will open iuued
atey large scope OF country TO stockrAisers, wool
growers and farmers for settlement and cultivation Many
persons understand design removing there the present
from the side Of the Cascade mountains and
important link will thus be furnished in the chain
connecting the settlements the two sides Of the mount
aims
CooL-wiliam B. Fairfield has been arrested for court
ing and engaging 70 marry young woman residing in a
street at Newburyport next to that in which he lived with
his wife
NEWS SoUrH PACIFIC ooAsrHy the last Cali
fornia have dates from Valparaiso April 5
and CaIlao April 25 The following is q summary Of
the southern news:
CHLI-The political commercial and domestic is
unimportant The election passed quietly and
sutru III Dusltcss mas
been dull, owing to the holidays
BonvIA-Belzu has again been elected President The
press generally oppose the Of Cen Santa Cruz
PEHU.--There is absolutely no news Of Importance. The
elections alone occupy the public mind
EouApoR.--The government Of this republic Is much
alarmed at the report Of Fiore projected INVASION which
his residence 10 Peru and the proposed expedition under
Clements Of Alabama tend strengthen. The army is
to be raised to standard in anticipation Of his
coming
The United States sloop-ofwar John Adams arrived at
Guayaqu the GOTH and sailed for Callao the GOTH
News FROM THE rsrH,us-The Aspinwan correspondent
Of the Journal Of Commerce. under date Of the 18th in
stant writes az follows:
aThe Golden Age has been brought up to Taboga from
Qubo and it is expected she win be ready to her
place in the service about the LIST 18th June She al
sunk three different times coming up the bay Of Pam
anna, owing 10 the pumps choking.
AT this time the amount Of travel upon this route is
very great The passengers for the States about
thousand-those for California many by this
Some ten per cent Of these women and children
This large number make the transit from steamer steam
with comfort economy, and convenience within nine
hours together with mail and 81 $780,
freight Some hundred and sixty troops also
transported without any difficulty in excellent order and
entirely separated from the other passengers Although
this i in the middle Of the season. the passengers have
suffered inconvenience from the weather from any
avodahe difficulty unpleaSanness in travelling The
ladies and children enjoy the trip OF pleasure n
stead of barely ahorng through the hardshp Of
journey, formerly. The health Of Aspnwall is inn
proving with every additional erection within its pre-
cinct The number of buildings rapidly increasing and
the convenience and accommodation of the travelling pub
| lie is consequently increasing rapidly.
Aspinws is daily increasing and the big mud-puddle
in the centre Of the town is becoming gradually filled up
by the company, who using every exeron to do all
the work possible before the wet weather fairly sets in
The track is in fine order nearly all the trusse work filed
in and the majority of the road baasted. There are
| nearly Twenty-Five hundred men daily engaged on the
work
The health Of the isthmus is excellent and with the
exception Of occasional showers the weather continues
fine"