New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

I'd them very badly The Chieflwo-d not sllo them
TO leave until they stole away foon bm. There are
tthe n who will aye the hostile camp as coon as the
CAP get Il cir fsa ilies away.
Ofthe des'b OF Capt. Hcmbree, tn sse Indian, say
the Indiars that attacked Bemhree's party were iu,
about TO re't at, when hey saw the Bso1s run; then
thew rushed on. Csp'. H. killed one Indian sqd
vour ded another, afer being left by tis men. Tuey
fay he WINS but slightly goaoded, aud when tue
Ibcians cane up be pie nded for bis life. The Ind ans
hc.tated, and veil nigh concluded to spare him. bs-
cause he had been 20 left by his men, but flo ,y
killed him. This Is the sory Of these Indian, who
wee then in the hostile camp, aud doubtless know.
Take il a. the lUtisn statement for Whist II II worth
Hostile Indisns hsh all along the Ns-chess and va
k;ma Rivers and bin In salmon and sell the soldiers
daily.
The Portland TINS Of June 81, says:
The ne VIZ from the Moth is th.t Col. Wright Is en-.
deayorius TO axe treaties. Report says that three
hundred womt and children have been sent 10 10 the
DALE by the IIdians What this act portends 70 do
not undertake 10 say. may be favorable TO peace
OF It may be Ir dian russ TO have another oppor-
tapity W murder our white citizenr.
DIkEcI TRADE BETwEFs OREGOs AND CHINA
Leonard e. CIesn OF Portland have opened direct
trade between that place and China. The bark Met
ropolitap belonging TO that firm, recent arrived IN
the Columbia direct rom hong hOng, with cargo OF
LIGHT Horsy AT CAPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
light house for Cape Dap oontment nad arrived. The
lantern is of the frst-clsss FrespeL Tn Standard
remarks that now there will be Liz It near the
memorable bar of the Columbia, suca az will rob tae
eLtrabce from the to that noble river Of half Its
terror.
IsDrAS BATTLES on THs ROGUE RIvER.-The Cre,-
cent Ctr Herald says: fight came off on the 18th
June. ON Rogue River about four miles below the
mouth of Illinois River between $50 Indians of the
Shats Costas MscinOotooDys, Tutu,nees, Joshua aud
Uqus trbee, and the company OF volunteers unde
Cspt Bel;zo al in number, who had the day before
killed Elk indians on their march down the river and
company Of re gu ar troops under Capt Anger, num-
beriDg about co. The regulars were Oh the north, and
the volunteers on the south sioe OF the Ever. The
r. guaIs q need the fight about IL O'Clock, killed
Fix indiana and the balance into and the
river wbe the volunteers received them, aud after
naf urs fighting, completely routed then killing "a
and taking prisoners Beyide the above there were
so Indians drowned and missing at least such is the
reOolt of the In diaps Themselves. Tne Indians had
preyiouiy fortified Themselves in position about 81
miles below wnere the fight came off, but had removed
TO the position where they were found thinking it
etrop ger one The volunteers burned at both vi the
positions spoken of some so houses, most OF them
strongly built OF logs. The regulars lost no mem the
volunteers bad two men wounded and one killed,
named Bray.
On the 18th four of the principal chiefs ca ne into
Major Reynoldss camp the mouth of Illinois river,
and sir bed to make treaty de ordered them to re-
port themselves to Captain Augsr, and the day a.
ter, some two hundred lnoi.ns men, women ana chli'
dren, went to the camp of Capt,in Anger, and gave
themselves up to be sent to the Reservation. They
were sert to the mouth OF Rogue RIVER
On the nth a oetachment of volunteers under
Lieut. Cox of Captain Bl4kes company Nun
beripg twenty five men, attacked body of about
thirty Indians two miles above Whaieshead, on the
COAT, aud defeated them killing three and takag
TIVE ntytwo prisoners. After the fight FIVE OF the Pistol
River Inc isns came in and gave themselves up.
The GRAssHoPPERs IN OREGON "A. j. w. Porter,
who arriveo in Yr.ka last week from the Mite
Valley, o. T., informs The Yrtka Union that ful one
tbro Of the crops aud vegetation of that Valley had
been destroy by gJasshOpPes when he left aud that
there was DO prospect Of abatement of their rava
gee. Cons 'erable Districts Of couo'ry were entirely
bare Of vegetation in the Willamette Valley