New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
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| ton IN insolvency, VILE Tate"en' vi Fi''''' VI
| debts.
In this city applications have been made for divorce
by Bridget johnson against John johnson, John Far
rel sgsins. Margaret Farrell, and Mara {. Walker
| against Robert {. Walker.
In Tulare County, Agnes King has applied for d.
| yorce from her husband, Austin NJ. King.
Divorces have been granted in this city ID the fol-
lowing cases:
Adela McKoon agt Samuel McKoon; Margaret j.
| Hunt ogt John Hunt; Phebe Letson sgt Jered
| Letsop; Samuel Nathan agt. Ellen Nathan Louise
lie Nicholas agt Pierre lie Nicholas; Pauline Shell
backagt. VIM. Sbelback; Lydia Engler sgt. Frank
| Engler.
I6 Sacramento, Jane Day has been divorced from
her husband, }. NJ Day.
In Nariposs, Thomas Esgan has been divorced from
his wife, UOnOra EsgaD.
Charles j. Stevens ard &. h. Jones' hsve been
convicted Of murder in the second degree, in Mar
poss; and Marion Whthurst has been convicted in
this city Of the same crime, co nmittcd IN P!acer
County. 49,
/ We have dates from Portland Oregon, to the 18th
of March.
Both parties preparing for the first Stats cleo
ton to be held Tie 9TH OF June. The Republicans
have called State Convention, and the Democrats
have split and cslled two The question az Issue be-
tween the rival factions OF the Democracy s whether
the delegates 10 the State Convention should be APP
portioL,d according to the Democratic vote or the
total vote of the several counties. The strife i5
pretty bitter IN the newspapers, but whether II is 10
extend any iuIther 10 cause permanent division,
is not Yet osceitGinable Each faction loudly asserts
it, exclusive right to the title Of National Demo
cIats."
The Itch spoil of State and Congressional offices has
called forth innumerabe host OF candidates. but
is Iot worth while now to mention any Of them, save
Gen. Lane and Delazon better known by his nick
name, "Delusion'l Smith, who seem to have so far
the strongest show among the Democrats for the
Senate.
Delazon Su it'll estimates the population Of the Ter
riory to con.ist of 5000 white inhabitants 1000
Chinese lin the Southern mihes), and JO0 negroes;
50 eco il all.
Portland is improving rapidly.
considerable amount OF stock has been Killed 10
the Territory and also in Washington, by cold
westl err hsuipg been let by their owners without
food or shelter.
An Iudian wss hanged by lynch law a. the Dalles
on the let March, for having ravisheda white woman
Another Indian wac hanged on the eth by the same
authority at Rogue River for having been party to
tie uuiccr Of Mr. Geysel and two Of his Children and
the capture of fis wife and one cmd, two years ago.
MR. Geyfel and her surviving child were kept IL cap
tiyity for a considerable time, and were hn8ly ex.
clsnged for some Indian prisoners. The murder had
gone unpublished, because the people could not hnd
lie offenders until the 9th. Mrs. Geyse recognized
one Of them in party of Indians going to the Indian
Reservation
The Chctcoe Indians near Port Oxford, numbering
abt Ut hundred warriors, have taken up arms ana
declare their intention to have war with the white
mep. They have killed Oliver Cantwel, Il wei'-known
Indian Interpreter, and perhaps others, for several
persons are missing. -,
Isl Ct March.
From Olympia Washington Territory, We have
dates to the 18th Of March. The Territorial Legisla
tuIe has elected the following officers Edward Furste,
Public Printer; l.. L. Phillips, Territorial Treasurer
Urban L Hicks, Territorial Librarian; Frank Mat
thias, Adiutant. General; w. w. Miller, Quarter
Master Generals j. j. Ii. Van Bokelin Commisssry
General. 90
Tie steamer Traveller sunk the night of the IS
March, while anchored az the mouth OF Hoods Canal.
CAPT. Thomas Slater T. II. Fuller, John Stevens,
George Haywey. and Harry, sailor, were drowned.
The reports ilom Frazer River seem to indicate that
the mines there very rich, and that there will be
large migration Of miners thither during the Summer.
Rumor says that the miners there making
from s25 to $50 each per day, and that Indian women
have no difficulty in pannng out $40 and $l2. An ex
element has been created Vsncouvers Island and
in Washir gton Territory. Fort Langley and Beling
ham Bay have been deserted, and many persons have
gone from Port Townsend, " hidbys Island and Port
Gamble. The blacksmith at Victoris is busy :" day
ard night. so saws the papers, in making picks and
shovels to supply the demand at the new diggipgs.