New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
OREGON.

Ds,ss from Oregon arr 10 Oct o. and from Crescent
Cay t. Oct. ~. ,
The news Is not ofmomen:; We present below every
tliI OF interest A.,
On Oct. T., A. j. Masters was killed by H. acMu-
len IN an ARRAY. Toe vas an old ield. Nc
killtn was suhsequr nily al dlitttd to ball.
Iii, il SAID that band Of Snake Indians numbering
soue two haI dred, have taken up pohuoo n le"
miles Fl, M the Dues that they have cons dera Die
nuD Der OF American horses, which, by marks o, Tue
collars and harness show that they have recenuy peen
woIk,d. il il suppDsed they have 6,e stolen ffoh
enil rsts crossing the Plans by Re Southern route.
1btse IIdisI sre doubtless from The south, and have
cone I'd to tamper sth these ut and hear the Daiee,
who plo.,s fiencshp toward the whites.
Thee are several new steamboats, being buiit Tor the
Or gen uade. e..
The Oa gopians are Dragging ofher foe truit large
vegetables, &c. 49,.
tie reservation ID 1anlhM Couhly' iue noe'hee' We
suppose, remain r.r
der wtaf in the lower part OF the Cry OF Portsnd.
A fplt with the Inuniis had taken p'ane al INC
Napa Walls in which the Amc leans lost one nlaa anu
the u OsDs fourteen.
Six o, seven bundled head of horses, mules and cat
ue toge her siih everything periain'ng to TIE VOinn
ter organization If Washington Ierrt Dry, VIII be SOFA
NJ ,uhIic sale az VancouN eT tue l0ih Of November
lie f,r, k,g e cider has bee made 10 Oregoa oy
james b. Stevens. 1t prono1A,ed 10y judges decidedly
good. Ill.,.
day riehi, Oct % ~ d al The prisoners escaped.
Elisb. a chief of the Rogue River Tube Of Indians,
wss Kidd t, days since, AT the tirande konle re-
sl1e by Snotber Indian by The name OF Henry.
t,jiab fas eweys be-, firm fricnd + the whites.
The I,pg.pronistd light for Gaze disappointment
yas iehed fr he frs time the night Of the 10th Of
october. The light is 'aid to he OF the first msgni
tude. a, to be seen for long distance at sea.
Thee hal been an elopemsnt IN high lie near f0f'-
lord.
The Republicans have organized throughout Oregon
Territory, Ind the utmost unanmify and enthusiasm
prevails
10 ,..t below the surface Of the ground. ~
The population of eI.ht counties in O eyon Is 20 49,
We learp,from the Dale, that strange Indians coms
in AZ no out in ce asc.,s succession, and their
hers are quite lage The settlers at that pJiu arc
Apr, btnslye Of attack fom the Indians, AMI many
prepar Dg TO leave icr other points where they Will
be- mole safe.
Teegalh wnes have been put up as far as Cor
yslis
The Oregon journals appesr remarkable for nothing
but mutual ace rbiiy of feeling.
A lot Of IDdlaD--TepOrt says 2OO-escaped from the
Gr5noe ROIde Reservation They we're Ca1poolas.
A paiy of 81 ldtis IetOok them
ltis Iepor that Charley band Of the Nsqually H.
daIs gain dissn sed with tbs boundaries Of tho
alton eceDiy surveyed and Set apart for them,
aid refuse 70 go Oh il unless the tnire Ni-qualy bot
I, m is incuCtd. SO il seems that further lndi sn
troubles are sill in store for the Oregouans, and
bould bOsSes again be renewed this winter, snere
the End will be- OF shat number Of Indians our settle
meIis will have to oppose, no ole az present
col jsctUIe.
Frm Crescent City there is scarcely any 10 ELI
gnce N-w and very rich mines have been disc )yerod
on Elk Creek, o stream which empties into the
klamath, about hslf a mile below HAPPY Camp. Mea
ale rushing there from all points-numbers having
even lett he iarfsmed Scots Bar. At the last
cOuLs there three hundred at lost At work.
az If them making hes than from Zen to tTeaty
dollars yer day. The disgDgs are very extensive in
fact tie whole surrounding country, as far as II nas
been IrosJ eced turI out he rch. 1t is bur three
days travel Iem CT, scent City 10 the mines.