New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
OREGON.

by tie steamer Columbia, We have Portland papers
70 July IL.
1HE isDIAss.-The Oresoniaa Gays: An cSpncss
a,rveo at Vancouver on Monoay night from Co.
Nrght's command. Tie Inciaus had refused Ia ho,d
ath with tee Colonel with u view VI making atroay
Co. Wi, ,bt il field with most OF hi, force try
iug TO fId to IN disDs Tut they were not to be
nd. (olore S'tp'oe WAS holding the new block
borst or fort N the Natcht1 River With the basroe
# rcgulae. II is sa!o that Col Wright |. sctng
On the oeies sye, by the txptess o:des OF Cen Wool
l. Co. tbe al viii not speedily md, unless Gen Wo"
.h I'D char &c BIS policy, or the General Go'crnu'nt
ctsrce tie Commander in. Chief OF the forces in
Fnn al We can learn from the south, the Indian
Nsr that quarter Is regarued as closed pro'iue1i
the iuGisn who had stated under military .scoh ..
:. m Il. noes come in 10 the There Is sald
,pb only Jolr bsLc Of hostile ludians let ia tue
mountaiIe, numbering rome three huh1red "ben
they COZ quered sIan or captur'd, ihen 'ue'o s'
be me hope tlat peace will be restored on ouf outn'
Tar Orcgor ian publishes letter from the D.les,
fbtd Jul, which gives the latest nteillg.bce from
TIE test Of wal IN tie Yakima eouH'ry' Inc "'"''
Maj. Ia,ton commanding the Oregon volunttent
LIT IT,, Dals Gu tie .5h june, itt nGng to 20 ana
sesoue IL disDs that were ported to be IN the Vcin'
~ of John Days RIVER. He took with hm ohly
:; Ten Ialk atd file An eSpns- arrived oo Jolly
. frm bis conn sud, stating that he had tound
Il large bapd If hosle ludiens, numbering 700
q 700 He states IN le d pe,,h thai 'his NUS
LLtteir, and sncs rsqulsi,ion or more powder ana
ieac lie Gays ne l35 mites from this poet and Wild
in 40 uil.s ~ X mibkur who'll srmy.
"Tt, Warrington Y Nllunteers, commanded by Lieut. >
CO. B,II.mn r. Shaw, cn the Lo'h side ot
I . Columbia h.vei, oppo ste Fort Walla-Wala, ana
Il r-e uu5tr con naLd Of Capt. Con ale on teen way
To Wals-NGis.
a Yallm- Riv.l wl,ir'h The eneu s much hcnrer The
: elements, th5r fore, they carrot reheve M;Jor
Iny,op. AbCut 6ftttr yoluut"tr Will leave Fofs
l.. ilss ia T. f,w hours 10 JOIN Major Layton com
u and Tie Muior j. u b;ave, puitii sad 6a i.Dt
fhry lie mbs be oytrP0wered, but be wli not he
.,sil, whipped. ltBve with tae party TO JOIN MAYOR
L8ytO' y =,
i'm CRors.-We ar .olt, by those who koow, that
tie clops gtrtr1.ly tlrou, b ut the country look re-
m,rksby well ard IL, prospect ii 0bouuiiiu harvest
Tbr f.Imers just be- g'rntg tJ cut their btley'
Abe wheat 10 late IN cODS.qu.u'e of beiug winter
kikd il WIS icfCHD III the rpfiDg.
End or The WAR IN PoEr OXFORD DrsTRicI,-
Fiom d pess.D Dger by the schooner FawD, from Poft
OiGId, NbcL psoo the left on July o. we learn tha'
fLe that Clstl let may cODsid, red at An end
Old johns" tribe has been completely broken up.
or John bimttlf and 80 of his warriors came In at
Iott Oxford ON July ;, ana delivered up th,ir aims
to the UrieG Ststes authorities. There are now
7i2 cf Old JolL's tIibe prisoners a, Port Oriord
o. u 90 of ihc Cheek to Indiana still remain out,
Brd rtftse t. cone IN 5Do celyer up their az ~.
These, however will likely be soon brought TO term.
some SO IuGsr who had b,en plisoners to Captain
Rbinesot Oh Flora Greek, broke away, sole the isr
r, beat epo have gone up the COquille River The
u.mbe,s meut!op.d embrace all the Indians estimated
TO he ia the di-liCt.
NEW GoLD MIHEs n OREcos.-7M OrsgonidR
says that iscl yeries cf gou bayo recently been
made N SouthelL Or gOD, when bid fair 70 eclipse ali
otbGsyet known wtLiI the boundaries Of the Territory