The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-28

which they have In their possession, u, said tina. the
ndiaps lave taken up strong tition Upon the oppo
ts bank a te river, which they trmioed l., de-
fent IT all hazards Sioce the death THAR kir CIV
chieffaB Pee peu mcx-mx, whose will unaltersbe
isS whose mandates emansed from the nigh oracle
theJ ftarec sted earh and who aas looked
upop by 'hcu as the EN- ood'ment Of the wsd,m aud
# the natn, The wbch tri,s Il SAID have be.
reoks me that they express their nina
tioD 70 fgbt till .he last man persbes rasy AFFIRM that
Stree he Death eft-ir chief snd the loss Of th cir
properly they have nctaiDR left worth hvfrg for
TIE INDIAN WAX IN NORTHERN OREGON
The Jacksonvie loreson OF the sth inst, says
the Shera Courier gives the most 'heartrenng accounts
men, and cbbcren are indscrfninatsly butchered
cold bio o, and The efforts the have been u
We hope that the arrival Of Col Wright who dairy
rec ed vi recrurs Will put stop to this wholesale
ouuhey The early settlement OF TIE colonies scarcey
'n,shes p~als 70 what m caily occurring IN Ore
gen The Crescent G papers ALSO record acts 81 aarar
KIND Ie perra o. upon the whes, and II is generally
thought systemanc warfare IL berg waeed IN which
s he disns tn fs'ly interested and that
the oifeIep rises feet unison wi b other.
war ~ exteimir stion il the only remedy we see
q, is aecessariy be teaous expensive aud at
,eDceo With eat oss OF hf for in s engagements here
10 bis more enlightened and cultivated antagonist
THE INDIAN WAR IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
We have +rs, says the Oysgoailn from Jacksonville
dated Janusry 8, giving intel sence Of ndisn
murders Martin Angel worthy citizsn, Formerly of
Oregon City. was sho by the Indians the day before
within two and half miles OF Jack.oav ve Charles W.
Huil, formerly from Yps an Michigan sho. by In.
oinns ~bne hunine in the woods II hin three miles OF
Jacksonville Captain Rlces OF voun haa
surrounded band Of IDoAns Applssate Creek, aud
were guarding them until hnwztr could 70 aimed
from Ftrt Lane TO diflooge them. The howtzer finally
arrived late in he sfte Two shells were
thrown into The Il amp, which killed hres indians
and wounded several Others when it became dak that
further cperatiors ded ua,i next morn
irg But vher morning came the Ind ,ans had escaped
Dr. Myers tcm Sterling killed, and three four
whites wounded. Cept. Rces company of voluc
was In pursuit OF the retr-a irg Inciaus Ammunition
ard suppis we're scarce smopg the Rsgus River volun
feers. They call udy for bep from toe Willamette
valley anc have sen in pack train Of fifty mules for
LATEST FROM THE DALLEs
We learn from reliable hority, says the Greg N
Times that the dd ut the Daes Has pita doing
we'll at p essn. Captain Layton has had the nall ex
tractec AND ia likely losing his
leg, az was at one time thought. Captain Whitney, Of
the wagon 'IaiD arrived the Daes January 7th four
csys from Fort eta, reports ssvera men badly
Tost bitten Captain Baycen, Of Polk County company
was still epcau ped two mlss above Fort Henrietta on
The Umatilla, awaiting crders
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature is ing good progress its business
the delays which occurred two re-
once Of our Cspitn library journals and archives Some
iii bils have oigioatec In The Hou-e-many of which
have passed that 0o6y-and thirty in the Cou nci
IL If enphaucaly a wortipg Assembly. Wen bsen
strongly dspsed to comment upon Of the Laws and
Hemora Ia orcgess but conclude 20 such duty
until the Legislature shall have finished its work.
TIE Joint Cor ven.ion for the Of Territoria
lows
A. Busb Territorial Printer; J. d. Boon, Territorial
Treasurer B. +. Bopham Auditor; and F. s. Hoyt Ter
rikrial Librarian.