The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

SUGAR 200 bbh erushed sold at 1sa. 90 do. DO. sE
.Amn-l0o csses Bordeaux c,Aret ei Oregon, sosl q
BEzR-a ooe dozen Tenants ale and porter sosA a
l. ofivFoir-- -1o6 ca +es sold a 81 So
CAADiSs- 100 boxes Ph1nix sold at 2Sc
kATcHfs gross round wood boxes In tin, ss!d -
| CoRKs.-I 500 N corks sold II SO o5
Neyys from Oregon TERRITORY.
The present esiect Of ILoisn hostiie Northern
and Sen hem Oregon and Washington Territory, sass
e olpy aspect pervsoing the fortunes Of rs
whites The hosus boroes in the WAia Wsa vicn1>v
ase s0oIs s Us as , hoped that Col c
con bnation. Though bloody Contest Is iooss {,
arc NE numbers equal We have hopes that s
brave be successful In the dAy
fight ID De EN- Ser The willamette valley IL sout tAo
oDi portion Of Oregon .. present apparently safe sa
he L. dian marde'ersand this porti Of Dragon
furnished huLdTers OF her men, gen erousy Cd
vascsd Its means and credit for the vgoro prosecution
OF Vie tie oeence OF the frontier settlements.
The steamer wasco, Gays the Orgonian, Viii ascsn6
Dg rne Columbia river between the Cascades and -
xes was "a s into p on wstnssSsy last the Sa:
the r,yeF % pposte sis the mouth Of Dig i aSsd rv
the Uni 60 a'es srny, with small force Of reguiars
can immt tdatsy Gown from the Dass TO prevent ~
incisns from c: casing to the Oregon side
An express came IT m ympa to V.nc ,uver says ths
OTeoonton, 1n Wednesday morning Last for aid. The In
esDs were approaching the heart Of the settlessnts
refpgs st Olympia which Is barrceded Lieutenant Csl
| Carey hiss, as the Oreocnian learns called up,n OS
IN .sa Il +, more -
Wednesday p,gst on tre steamer Multnomsh. for tAs
rouh & he cowi z, on their route to olympia
frtm the seat var either north b, sinoe
lat worthy OF Col Cornelius At the last datss,
paper Isscees many Of sub erissi. pro.ss
have encountered the foe and whipped them We have
mans can bring the Indians to battle At the south =
lnciaes have everything thsir own way because u
vounesss hsye not been ppied with her food srna
The Oregon Argus q February % published at Oregon
CITY says :- The solosDg startling lncian news was
graph The par. cui.rs below takea tom les n t.
W BY Capt. Wu Z. Ki born, CT this city A party a
ccIea. Indians, who last fall taken prisoners ~
Nv jor aaller, and BY him delivered to the c,mmand4
ocer at Fort W. couvsr and by tina. officer cot ct II
berry, night the 10th inst made an attack sa
the Cascades, and drove ca al his stock Had they ~
tanned he hoo e the friendly Indians an iodiscrTtssas
informed Ms Josyn and lie fhus saved his dfe Lsut.
SbeppNd nom the seat of war brings the folIs stxg
news On t e 18th, the Indians ned to camp o.
MIL Creek -ed into the camp, and drove Of nearly
si the stock belonging to he command of Col Coroess
recover the tttca. They also drive off Lieut. JsfiyR
knimals a. Fort Henrietta not reinforced, hs
VIII have to abanoon bis post,n
We lssrn that the volunteers have au left the nslA
souththst thsre about 200 regulars s For, Lana
commanded BY Captains Jutah and Smith These gA-
TEN en- ave been active and vigilaut all oocaions
curing the The Canon s blocked up and govern
nent stores in large quantities lying at ths e.
trsrce. =
The number o. persons kDown to have been killed u
tie poisDs at he south ipcs the breaking out Of hss
ulities amounts to one hundred and t.en-y -yeight.
Eighty odd buildings have been burnsd-thonsands Z
.ok have been kied snd driven of, and immense
amount Of other property destroyed and stolen By -
In isns.
| We learn that f-w days sinoe-whsn the Indiaas
made descent upon the settlers Of Cow Creek Valley
tiers during the n'gat came suddenly upon party 8
Indians, Who fred mon bin, one ball taking slight
effected his escape and gave the necessary warning to
| inhabitants.
News from Washins ton Territory.
From the Puget sound Courier Of February Is and q.
We learn hs. shs Indian: are s stu so1nnsi0g ssprsd
NJ. Collins, Of Kings county, ~ burned to ~
ground BY the Indlsr during his absence from the ps
Il His eck &c consisting T y six | bead Of cattle % oss NJ
with hogs and sheep, al driven of. His orchard
which said to been the largest and best in d
rsIritery, was cut down and muiated by the Indians
tetore hey left the premises Mr. had previously Asd
wi his family, 70 Seattle tor protection.
Mr.. swans, who had been the Indian camp -
whether the sevages sincere In their petensna
desire for pea has returned He reports the
be a.out hundred ffy strong and situated n
large swamp Green river, almos .ssibie, "a
aorcrg great acii les for the escspe of the ncans u
| means OF trail esdirg into the mountains. The -
wages to he peary Of provisions and
nj i.n and qus,reaiDs AmoIs themselves Lssch thsr
was az m Or ns s
given or what hey had already done.
The United States regu Of Fort Seiacoom, says ths
Puget Sound Cbnrer have been making active pre2sra
Ions Of lave for taking the held. there to drive tha
ssvsges from their hiding places, AND visit them v1
uDisb due for their crimes and dep edaons. Foar
companies have already rched tor the Puyaup a2d
White River country We opine there viii be some COCA
service done by ben. They left the fort folows
, On wear esdsy 18th inst, Captain Malousy, with osn
fany A. Fo rtb Infantry, consisting of sixty aAn
LeuensE,s Davis sno Fsmnpg. .ilh company D, NiAni
infantry " y.tve men, acct tmpaned BY Assistant 6sr-
On Thurtdsy, 91s. inst Captain Guthrie aud Ieutsa-
ant fcKibe,n wi company H. Ninth infantry. severity
eight pack animals with . number Of packers, for IL
| ssme des'ir sfion.
On Tuesday 26th inst Colonel Casey OF Ninth Ipfaa
try Ger o. the forces Captain Keyss Lisueuantx
M,keever ard White with company N, Third artillery,
| SIX men
leaving only one company &C. under the command u
Ieusr an Nuaent and shoot to hold the post which
N cur estmaon is very sma force but hope thsrs
viii Be no need for greater protsc ion eu.ensnt Nu
| gent has comm and Of The post.
! fhs volunteers teams were in Upper SteilAcoom o.
Wecress ~ night 1c'h inst, apd Assistant Quarter
msster W. Cove sent out fife wagons loaded with
| visit ne, for the Indian country.
The volunteers moved firm Mon gomsry's Saturday
! corpsIhs, VIZ: Capt. Rsbbescn, company b; Capt
| White, Pioneer company Capt Hsnness Mosntsd Kan
Bddings'. the Puysllup; and also at Postsrs, or
l White river.
Opt Charles ". Riley with select company Of Artss-
men, from this place moved Fiday last to Lans rrs<
Poin alb ut twenty two miles below the Sound Fiys
| OF the panies returned Wednesday evening tor
supplies bayns completed sood substan,ial 6iook
boue THIS is important Int. 70 mites from the
mtu of Puyalup river and the termination Of lArcs
I'm mocr'et tail leading from the camp Of the hossss
| Indians 10 the Sound.
Fbr NeD Granada and South Pacific Ns1cs and ase "a.
sirucison cf The aesmship Osprey, see eighth pags.
TRIAL OF TIE WAxExANIrEs.- The whole trib<
OF wslen a. ies--Khods wak-mAn Samuel v and ~
/ A. q al rlorh =.