New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
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- n.s.. noer who returned 70 San Frsn,is,o. lie
state. that Col Anterior, the ccnsressm An eect non
Vs,bipQ.on Territory bad returned rom tne innTe
and pronounced them complete raunre. Ine 'o'-
iowih, ireun however, appears In The STANDARD oil
We covered with gentleman, formerly an officer
IN one of the willamette steamers the Other day,
.Iont th4 Col,lIe Mines He had just retained from
the MINIS He says that ne was hearty one month ID
ard shout these mGes, most OF the lme p'osle II y
He fovpd gold IT, almost all psces wtere be Sought u
lie porkeS steadily about eight days IN digging spl
washing. Ia that time be dug and ws.het aoout SO
in o, Id dust Olh.rs uho worked With HIN old the
,aoe. He thinks be Sbsl return in the Spring TO me
uiree He seys II will be too cod Tor inning tnere ~
The Winter and thinks no persons VIII remain I'd VIC
mil es ali Winter. .
The psuers cooiain vOlumisous reported statements
in regard 70 the mines In referring 10 those puo<hed
10 that paper, The Oreg""'H" oil the 1~h sep e'i'e
For new from The Colville mines zee correspond.
cree f,om Dr. Evans Uniled States geoogist, aud
offers in al other column. In addioo we have seen
DIR Mclfeny of Corvsi-, Mr. Goodwin OF Astora,
ard ,e7er.l Others all Of whom say that the Coviile
N u IRE oil thot reasonable man would expect or
Tegpire" 0. 49,,
The Statesman reflects upon ne o'ss0'""'', aHu
g. The miners are fast returning, and none we have
heard OF vary re intelligence first brought from tneee
that paving mnee are rot believed 10 exist mere,
ard Z a. but few are making anything, ana none
making noIe than two or three dollars
L.IJsT NEWS FROM Gov. STEvESs.-Ihe reports
in It,ard 10 the murder of Gov Stevens and hs party
prove 10 he entirely groul dlees Inc Orego"'aH Oh
be 22d September SAYS
". II Pesr.op esq. the government express, ar
rived in tits city on Thursday le', direct from Fort
Benton which place he lef, 90 tn 3oth Az .u't M
Pesrson has mace the mp from The pai &c 20 tort
Benton ard back his city, distance OF two thou
ssnd mil,s, 10 thirty five d.ys. Gov. Stevens and
party were all we'll al would remain s. Fort Beufon
mil the snvsl o. the sup lies ano goods sent out As
tres4r s 20 tie ndisos Comm. siOner Gu niDgs ar
Enr. ps,top firm = Lon
river, on ihs l0'h OF August. patty had Seen sent
out TO invite The Crow tribe TO the councll-erolno,
with the vi. " Of msbirg treaty oetSee the Crows
and 1, Backfee Grosventree, Pag 1ns, Bioods, &c.
The Bl.cbf,ef a. is ~e spo IN, have for long time
been AT war with ell the neighbonng indians az well
a. hos lie 10 the hites Mr. Pear on thlnk the pros
pects Of treaty. wirh the .Blackfeet are favor>b e.
Gov Stevens viii leave Fort Benton about the nrst OF
November for the SpckaD country, with vie OF Of
feo,irg treaty with ,he Spokaps the Occur Pene,
the "Keule faIs," and Deigbb0ring tribes Mr..
Pearson net with difficulty from the indians on
the route. He thinks there is 30 ne ground TO appre-
bend danger from the indians north OF the Columbia
rlver
IspIsS MURDERs-PRosP Eor OF 4 GENERAL WAR;
TIE same paper contains the folio ring:
Judge HAYS and the Hon. j. Patton Anderson OF
Wa,hir q, Territory arrived here Sunday last d.
req from he Coville mining ion. Judge Hays in
foi that il was generally believed that not Iees
than eight white mep had recently been murdered by
the iuCisns on the cute from Puse sound TO the Col
vile mnes. The Isledeperies Yskimas and Pelouses,
il is supposed have combined together for the pur-
pose OF preventing the whites rom irivelisg through
| he countr, occuped by them. They repudiste the
treaty made with Gov Stevens and are preparing for
general rsr II -ss asserted b, the Spok ana Ma;
fifty horses and like number CT earle bad been Of
fered them to ion the first mentioned tribes IN gem
| eral waIfare gainst The Bos'ons. MIR. Mattce OF
Olympia who was on bic way TO CoVi'le sas m)st IN
bumaly murdered BY tre sedeperies fe days ago.
MILITARY RoADs.-Leut Derby sni patty having
explored ano marked out the Astoria and Salem mill
tary rosd-prepHaoiy for final survey 0y Lieut..
Bachebas ow set party OF men at work 10 explore
and mark out the military ROAD from Fort Vancouver
| 70 Fort Sieilacoom. Lieut Derby Is pressing his
| work with vigilance, being determineo 70 1isn
Il before thu heavy rains set IN The StHiIscoc On
has never yet beer Travelled and nothing can be
know of its feasibility until an ooraion is made.
II this route found feasible, the ROAD cannot but be
Of gta' ard lasting benefit to both Oregon I'D WASH
| iIg'oD Territories. iimes'
mand Of Msior Halter, United States army, has re-
| turned in safety to The Dses. The expedition was
scot out by the Government At bone for the purpose
of chestisipg Ore blood thirsty indians who
the inhr nsn butchery Of the Ward family and party,
on ibe psips Fort Boise last year. They cap ured
ten Of the murderrs tired and bug four, shot three
woutded and brought IN ,wo prisoners. We learn
that the expedition has been fortunse ia not losing
| single man. The patty all re urDed IN good health,
and wi the loss OF only two mules. We learn that
the indians who were hung sckBo <ledged on the gal
lows that they murdered the men, but SAID t1e sqaa
|
A Mr. Esstmss OF Oregon City sTayed away from
a patty OF friends i the indian country and has not
| since been beard OF. He was deranged, and il is
| thought he will perish IN the mountains.
NotyibsandiDg the fears thu, the fruit crop would
| prove failure II turns out 10 be very fne
The ersssho, pers ave been making sad havoc with
| the " beat IN Southern Oregon.
| Lewis Bergiene was recently drowned in the Pend
| dOitile river.
The rate of taxation in Oregon this year Is ten cents
| Oh each one hundred collars OF valuation.
Mrs Pellet is occurring in Oregon.
The official vote Of Washington Territory, a. pro-
! claimed BY Gov Macon is: for delegate to Congress,
J. Psiten Anderson DEM s'3i Wm Sropg, W.
ano X. NJ Csc; Joseph Cusnmsa, )Free-Soil,) ~.
On the prohibiory liquor law the vote Is fol.
| lows:
Assrit prohbiory lsw........................ $50
The emf vote of he Territory, dstr buted over ~
teen CoUntes, lei .5J2. Rather ANAL vote.
FROM CREscEST CITY The Crescent CHy Herald,
of the 10th, contains the proceedings Of the Board Of
suptIvisors dividing the county into eighteen road
districts. IL was dered that citation aI Of three
collars be levied Tor road purposes on all able bodied
mfn between the age OF twenty-one and City years.
That taper complains Of the want o. NAL accom-
mo~ailoIs. II SAYS:
"Neher f ON Crescent City nor from Trinidad, nor
indeed from any Other quarter Il there any mail ac
con medallion 10 the Interior st from the Two points
noi ed not less than six thousand ,uns Of msrcbsn
dire are yearly sod aud Forwarded, tom which fact
aloI Il may be i1ferrc- q a. there sufficient popua
ton within reach to be entitled 10 weekly m. facili
ties. Trade Is SAID 70 be very lively AID compstoa
/: nit high. During The past week III ne hat been
some heavy rams.
UTAH.