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, 1860-10-12

Themembersof the Legislative Assembly elect.
ed, on Tuesday last, % inst, JAS w. Nesmith, q
prominent Democrat Of this State, and Z. ID.
Baker, a recent adventuTer from California, to
represent Oregon In the United States Senate,
the former for six and the latter four years The
former gentleman, being an old and prominent
partisan in The Democratic ranks, is worthy
Of the position he occupies but those members
by whose votes Col. Baker was placed in the po-
sitioh he now claims, the people Of Oregon will
yet hold to strict account for their deseTtiOn Of
every principle of right, honor and justice.
The above announcement is from the Portland
Daily Adrsdiser, and is accompanied by COM
ments anything but complimentary to the mem.
bers Of The Legislature who elected Baker A
feeling of very general and deep indignation is
said to prevail among the people of Oregon on
the subject We arc assured by a gentleman
Of intelligence from that State tina: the bargain
by which Baker was elected insures to a GER
tainty the success Of the Brcckinridge ticket /;
but we doubt it
, 1860-10-12

The TaaoOuuer Chronicle has received special
dispatch from Tracy & Co.'S Express, dated
DaIes, Oct Sd, giving the particulars Of the
massacre of train Of fOrty-six emgrants, as
follows -
II. Schrieder has just arrived at this place,
with news Of the massacre, by the Snake In
dams, Of an entire eInigrant train consisting OF
46 persons, 10 OF whom were men, the balance
women and children-S wagons, g. oxen and q
large number Of loose stock.
The party was first attacked about 80 miles
this side Of Salmon Falls, on the gth Of Sept.
This attack lasted about an hour, when the In
dans withdrew and allowed the train to proceed
about five miles to a ravine, where they again
attacked them-the fight lasting two days and
one night. On the afternoon Of the 10Th the In
dians had possession Of the whole train with the
exception Of six men, who, being mounted, es-
capped. After travelling through the woods for
nine days, they were again attacked, and five Of
the party killed at the first fire; Schrieder alone
escaping by hiding in the brush, and after tTay-
cling seven days, without eating was found by
some persons who took him to MIR. Rchmond's,
at Willow Creek.
OF the nineteen males in the party, six were
discharged soldiers from Ft Hall.
Mr.. Schrieder is the only one who escaped,
and says the six men-four Of whom were dis
charged soldiers, aud two emigrants--whO left
on horseback, did not leave until the Indians had
complete possession Of the train, and from the
screams Of the women and children is led to be-
lievc the whole party were butchered
Yours, Respectfully,
j. l.. JAMES, Messenger
The Portland Daily Adrerfiser, in addition to
the above in substance, publishes the following
extract Of a letter from Geo. Z. Cole, dated vii.
low Greek, Oregon, Oct !, 1850: E
The bearer will tell you of the recent massa-
ere on Salmon river, below Salmon tails. A
party of emigrants from Illinois, consisting Of
eight wagons, with which there were nine dis.
charged soldiers from Fort Hall, were attacked
aud all but six Of the party killed.
Among the PARTY were two men by the name
Of Myres. The soldiers spoken of were dis
charged dragons, who charged through the In
dans, and succeeded in making their escape,
but lost their road, and were again attacked, and
all but one killed
The survivor got into our camp last night in a
state bordering on starvation He was seven
days and nights reaching this place across the
mountains, without food, excepting what few
berries he could pick up. He will be in to the
Dalles in few days, when you can ggt full par
ucuars. have talked with the man aud place
confidence in his tale.
, 1860-10-12
SHERIEFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued By the Clerk Of the District Court and for Pierce
County Washington Territory and to directed, have
levied upon and viii proceed 70 SELL according law al the
Court 10 door, In the Of sielacoom ia said county,
SATURDAY the 17th day of November $780, At O'Clock
10 The afternoon, the foiown described premises:
An those certain lots uf nnd with the improve
metts thereon, and situated In Pierce County Washington
Territory, and bounded and described follows ~ Wit
Bgnnng ~ harrsols southeast cornef border
o. aiake and running $50 rods stake the prar
thence south llJ reds 10 stake cump cottonwood
trees thence east 369 rods small lake aud thence
across large lake 70 snhs claim; thence north across said
lake lt1 rods 70 the place Of bcgnnng 20 nert
more or less, and known Mincen's Donation Cliim
AsoA that certain lot parcel land situate IN WASH
ngon Plains, In The County Of Pierre and Territory Of Wash
gon being south Of Mncens land claim and commonly
called hury fahys land claim, and bounded olOWs,
Bglnning . stake near the middle Of dry late ana
running thence west 10 chains 10 stake; themes sout lO
chains % sake N he prairie, lev rods beyond 4 Whle
oak tree nat married. thence chains 70 stake
thence norh 20 chains % the place Of brnnnr and CON
tanning le9 acfr. more o. le Togcthcr Win al ana Singular
teneineni. hsreaaHeuta and appurenancel tensunto
belaaeine o. IN any uile appcrtalnlnE ihercio.
ea ald taten into execution he property af pairick
nent % iarsiosure u he District ouTt Al n sae !
tsrn 1885,. u fatur q johnson Mlitsy Ifalnia srln1 p.s
- iessl, alaeaniuE % Ole Iousasd one iuirsi Ana
eht pgas and leur cents ulh inrrdlt II he rae u Two
r esni ef mauh iieu NJ isIh dag of ssrirni-r D.
~ tEif s ee,l taned ~ esn Dollar and dIlr cents
EGBEET a. TUCKER.
eiliaeoon, W. 2, Oct i2ih, is6a a1J
, 1860-10-12

MILITARY RoAD.-A public meeting Of the
Citizens Of Vancouver and ncighbOring Counties
was held at the Metropolis Hall" on Thursday
Evening. Oct. 4th, for the purpose Of soliciting
the General Government TO grant an apprOpFia-
ton for a Military Road, from Vancouver to
Puget Sound.
, 1860-10-12
GARIBALDI AND THE JEsUITs.

Garibaldi is a decided anti-Papist. Some time
ago he addressed the students Of one Italian co.,
lege, denouncing pOpery as the nightmare which
depressed Italy. Since his arrival in Silly, he
has commended the local priests for thrir coop
Grafton in the revolution, but not without dis.
paraging illusions &c the "Priest at Rome, I"
who is setting an example so very different.
This week we have news from Europe Of bold
stroke Of his provisional goyeTnment--an un.
compromising abolition of the Sicilian houses Of
the Jesuits, and the expulsion Of their inmates
from the island. Considering, he says, that
the Jesuits and the LgnOrians have, during the
sad period Of Bourbon domination, been the
most energetic abettOrs of despOtism, in virtue Of
the power conferred upon me, it is decrevd that
the corporations Of Regulars existing in Sicily,
under the different names Of Society and House
Of Jesuits and Of the Redemption, are dissolved
The individuals composing them are expelled
from the island, and their estates annexed to the
dominions Of the states"
This measure excites newspaper comment as
possibly impOlitic, and liable to reaction. Gar
ibaldi, however, knows what he is about; he
knows the profound popular abhorTence Of the
priests, and especially Of the Jesuits. No
Italian leader has shown better tact in carry.
ing with hin the feelings Of the people, and we
doubt not that this brave act will be one Of the
most popular incidents Of the Sician revolution.
Large parties Of priests will take side with the
heroic leaderi for the Papal priesthood is divi-
, 1860-10-12

OxE Coon Man N NNE.-It is said that out
Of twenty thousand persons who applied for en-
stment in the United States Army, within the
past year, only about eighteen hundred were
said to be physically Cited for admission. The
average number accepted is about one to every
nine who apply.
, 1860-10-12

THE vEeErABLE EATERs.--The vegetarians Of
New York AM Boston have been holding jubi-
lee lately over one Of their number who has per
formed great feat. His name is d. A. Martin.
and he he has lived on nothing but vegetables
and fruit for years past. Desiring to show that
man can stand physical fatigue upon a veg
etahle diet" he undertook to row a wherry from
Boston 10 New York, and succeeded in doing 1t
in 50 hoiirs, rowing time. He would lie by at
night pull his boat ont on shore, and sleep on
the sands. His best days work was row Of
so miles He lived all the time upon apples and
whortleberries. On arriving at New York, a
Vegetarian society Of that city gave him a ban
quet for which a strictly vegetarian bill Of fare
was provided. lie intends to row his wherry
up the Hudson to Albany, and then to go home
by railroad Martins diet is nearly as light as
that Of the people Of Superior City, who subsisi,
correspondent says, BY selling town lots to each
other. .e.
, 1860-10-12

GrSEnAL HARSEY.--Recent advices from the
East inform US that General Harnsy had Ir.-
sented to the War Department an elaborate
statement upon the San Juan imbroglio. and we
also have the gratifying intelligence that there
viii be no Court Martial held for the purpose Of
irumPing up charges against the gallant officer.
As soon as the Administration signifies its IN
tentiOn upon the San Juan matter Gen. Har-
ney proposes to visit Paris, where his wife and
daughters at present reside. As will be seen
BY an item elsewhere, the death Of Mrs. Harney
Is announced in Paris.
, 1860-10-12

REIIcIOrs SERvIcKs AT PoRr TowNsTND.-In
the absence Of resident divine Of any denOmi-
nation at Port Townsend, the people Of that
place have united in the formation Of an Episco-
pal Society, under the title Of St Paul's Church
Society" Hon. Paul X. Hubbs was chosen
Senior Warden, and John +. Damon, editor Of
the Noythirest, Junior Warden. Services viii be
had morning and evening Of each Sabbath. We
rejoice At this consummation, and hopeit win be
productive Of much good fruit. We are glad to
see our friend Damon taking an active part in
everything calculated to promote in the most
substantial manner the welfare Of his town, and
trust that bis efforts viii meet with the fullest
success.
, 1860-10-12

NV SIrsntn AhnAS0nfExI.-Capt Staples,
q he BIuthcr Jonaihan, informed Us, on Tues
DAY bet, ll'.i IN future two steamers would ply
ruru'.riy between Puget Sound and San Fran
cisco both making the round trip within each
inoufh. and thus continuing the hitherto semi
monthly couinunieaiion without Interruption.
This - IN ao1ordanoo. We understand, with late
arrangements between the Pacific Mail and Cali
fo1nla sieam' Navigation Companies. and is said
% bo permanent The steamer that formerly
cnme no further than Victoria viii henesforlh
procsei 10 Port Townsend. sleilaeoom and Olym-
pla. stopping ai de two former places twice. to
deliver an1 receive mails
, 1860-10-12

WELCOME vnr.-Among the passengers on
board the Brother Jonathan, on Tuesday last,
vas our cotempOrary Of the Crescent City Her
aid, T y Pcmeroy, Esq, on flying visit to
Oregon and the Sound He expressed an agree
ablesurprise at the evidences he witnessed Of
the rapid progress Of our country, and was de-
lighted with the beautiful sheet Of water which
is our boast. We derived much pleasure from
bis society duringthe brief stay Of the steamer
at the wharf, and regretted the necessity for his
immediate departure. Should circumstances ad.
nit Of il, we would be glad to return his visit
but we hope a failure to do 50 viii not deter him
from coming again to see us.
, 1860-10-12

W-ns cslumAs ef tie rcGET socSb HnlLD are epen
y isesnmunoafions an questions ofpuSe policy ana in.
tl and he avocaey Of an sdes q eyerS question shall
q asy heard bat such Communications As are not Of
rensral public nature, Intended for he Aanee Of
individual snAs v be charged Advertisements. This rule
en- m cas- he departed irnh.
, 1860-10-12

ISpiAS DrErcrLnEs--The Portland Daay
Adrrfiser learns from a gentleman who came
from Che Dallss recently, that an express rider
had arrived At that place from Fort Benton, hav-
ing made the trip in thirteen days, and bringing
the news that the Sioux Indians had broken ont
in open hostility against The whites, having fired
into the boats Of the Fur Company, when des-
cending the Missouri river.
, 1860-10-12
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sFEElSW, v. 7, FRIDAY, OCT. u, $50.


This familiar old steamer arrived At Keaeh S
wharf on Tuesday last after passage Of thir-
teen days from San francisco, some five or six Of
which were consumed in entering, discharging
freight, and leaving Columbia River for the
Sound. Onthe passage she experienced weather
d unusual severity, especially near the mouth
Of Columbia River, and hpPrehensiOns were en-
teriained BY some Of those on board for her
aisiy; but she proved superior to the severe
irial 10 which she was subjected, and reached
her destination without the slightest damage
The storm through which she passed was ealeu-
lAtcd, We are told, to tax her powers Of resist
anco and endurance to the utmost; asubsequcnt
thorough examination, however, by J. P. Haven
and others, hiled to disclose perceptible effect
Of the storm. We are assured BY passengers on
iho Brufhor Jouaihan that more staunch and
slauorihy vessel Is not 10 be found on the Pa
ciac coast The weather they encountered gave
them an excellent opportunity to judge her quail
~. and they were loud IN their praises Of her.
For some months previous to her late trip, the
BIothsr Jonnfhm was laid up for repairs, during
which she underwent . thorough oVerhauling
from uisn, 70 stern. Upwards Of forty thousand
d1ilars We learn, uero expended in lhess repairs,
and rhcn she again resumed sailing, she was
ihoashi 70 bs even stronger than when new.
Mr. Haven, the well.known underwater. who
Insured good1 70 q large amount On her and was
allo passenger, informed US that he ranked her
among DE salsst steamers on the coast, and that
be would have less hesitation in insuring her than
many relalls cIfoneously deemed more seaWor-
ny. ne expressed surprise at her having made
10 water during her exposure to the severe gale
on ne mouth Of the Columbia. which lasted
ihiriy-slx hours Her freight was not damaged
IN ne slightest degree.
When il is added that in Capt G. W. Staples,
BE Druitrr lu,ikan has commander second
% mons iuezpsrisn1s and knowledge Of sea.
manahih he recommendation Of this steamer to
public confidence may be said 10 be complete.
We hope for many years to have the pleasure Of
recording the arrival At this place Of the steamer
DIdlisI Jonaiian and her present Efficient and
rcnllcmnnly captain.
, 1860-10-12

acrr1aIrDosnsIs By the Iasl steamer
from San Francisco, We were placed under OBJ
r.,Iiors Or libernl ales Of California papers, 10
W,ns fargo 4 Co.'S Messenger, Mr. Tascm
f,r q bualil q tho bcli Aflante papers, 70 J.
". sa|lltan; and idr liks lasors 70 Mr.. Clancy,
q n. .1i-a laiauoa. Capt Flrmig9 has our
lhrnIa Iar Sound pnperE
, 1860-10-12

FRox vAScOUvEu, W. THE Czronisle re.
cords the arrival at that city, on the I'd inst,
Of the y. 8. steamer ShubricE, after having sur
veyed the coast in the vicinity Of Cape Mendo-
cino and Humboldt Bay for the purpose Of max
ing preparations for the erection Of lighthouse
The same paper states that the garrison officers
at Vancouver have let loose number Of quaiIs
in that vicinity as an experiment in supplying
that section IN year or two with an abundance
Of these excellent birds A little boy, says tho
chrOnicle son Of '. Miller, aged about six years,
was accidentally dOwned at Vancouver on the
evening Of the 4th inst, while playing in small
boat near the wharf
, 1860-10-12

Fan o. WAlEEn.-As will be seen BY The
Irl.i iuinlliruncc from ihe States in our columns
william walker, tho indomitble but misguided
md a.iAlod llibul,er, has been given up to the
Honduras authorities BY bis eaptors, and ordered
% BE- shot Nothing short Of miracle now
s.nsave him. The juslieeoi Walkers sentence
Eu men win dispute; but al mon must revolt
q BE uncalled lor manner in which hewns kid
mapped By ho1o whom he had q right 70 look
upon a. friends Had tho Honduras troops cap
tuned him in arms, or made him prisoner in ac-
onraanra with The u1ascs Of war, whilst all
You'd regret hls unlimlly end, yet few would
question dc iusiic1 or right Of the power that
sentenced him. But feeling Of horror must
roaaraa every mind uhen il Is remembered 70
whom hu Is indebted for bis unhappy fate
Slnrch ihe entire American Republic, and We
question whether ten men could be found, in ol
ouI Or service. base enough % pcrpeirate an acI
q la1h bioody ifsachery. II Englishmen arr
capable Of biushlns with shame. let them do s.
when lhl1 act Is conlrasied with that which took
pl,cs under he walls q the Peiho fort, wherein
American sailors heroicnlly jeoparded their owI
i've, % anvo the honor Of England. Very truth
fr'ly b England styled perhdious Albion" /" 70
10 errry scheme that requires the exercise ef cru
l'Iy and injustice. The minions Of the BTitisl
e1sanmenl arc foremost
, 1860-10-12

r ID. LAmAN n ny DULY AUTHORIZED
e attorney rucslve naca, accuuua Ac due aud paya-
not promptly pad Ihoar indebted IN thuIcoFe take timely
warning and Hpare u.nlrus NJ coa1 and cHponlca q
rlIori 70 lcIll prucrrilnra
D LkiiAS msy b iuana At any is At d. sag oaes
IN 4sl.coou, ~ CoulmcIclal lilssi, n.sr n.ln
1l.u J. ,. WEtInnOoK.
, 1860-10-12
MlisttIIantous.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNIIE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons indebted them call and
settlement With reference TO punpt payment wheat, oats,
rye and cattle will be buught an account.
We further give notice that desire stop giving credit
to enstomerst and that while regret Inability ac-
eommodate Them We feel Eoud be unjust 10 ourselves
continue the system longer.
Hence, We hope none win solicit credit hereafter.
s,rilacoow. Sept 81, 1904 sCsf
, 1860-10-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNIIE UNDERsIeNED, HAVING BEEN Ar
pointed Administrator Of the Esate Of CHARLES FOR
REST deceased BY the Hon Probate Court Of Pierce County,
W. t. hereby gives notice 10 a persons having claims against
said Eiae % present he 10 me, A. my residence pro-
perry authenticated ~ required By iaw within one year ron
The date Of this notice. hey un be forever barred and
persons indebted 70 said Estate requested 70 make
immediate payiaeni and save co.i. I'll.
A. !. BURGE, Administration,
Muck, Pisrcs County, VT.
, 1860-10-12

PosrAor srAuFA-There are eig't kinds Of
postage stamps in use, Of the following denomi.
nadgns;-0ne, three. Eve, ten twelve, twenty
four, thiriy, and The new ninety cents.
, 1860-10-12

sExrExcD.-J. c. Jamison has been SEN
fenced % ten years imprisonment for killing the
man Burns, s5me weeks since, near the DallcS
, 1860-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.


81 The following letter. which emphatieally sp,Ska
for itself was written by tie Dean Of the Faenly Of he
Philadelphia COlleRe Of Medicine TO the editors Of ne
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" san Francisco,
for publication:
Tote EdtOrs ef he Pdeie Asdiedf and Surgical Journal.
GENILEAEN-hy attention has been called TO an Article
IN the December number Of your Journal regard 70 the
az sgnde degree granted BY the PHILADELPHIA College
Of Medicine TO DR.. IT, Czapkay. When The application
Tor the degree was made IN the Faculty q WIS
MED BY Ofdavts and testimonials TO the eff c that br
Czapkay was regular or dhats I'D. Of the UnvrFsitV
OF Pesth hao served as SURGEON in he Hungarian amy
and was regular Plae'iiioner Of medicine. On tie
strength OF these the degree vas RTsnted The I'D eun
dem degree. a. IL name implies CONT rred on graduates
only and gives ms new priviloges Had there been the
sgh'est suspicion Of iTrtgnriiy The application would
you will do an act Of justice % the College and Confer
favor on Yours very respectfully
a.a 's taH IT, Ram
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia eOeEc Of Medicine
CERTIFICATE.
the undersigned, Governor Of HurgaIy, Do testify
hereby, that Dr. J. Czapkay has served during ne
contest for Hungarian liberty. Chic Surgeon Il ne
Hungarian army with iathnl perseverance, Whtteof
have given him this certificate and 90 recommend him
70 the sympathy, eenlon and projection Of ell those
undeserved misfortune. KossuTn LAOS
Governor u Hungary.
Washington CITY, Januag 9Th, lsSl.
~ Dr.. l.. J. cEapkays Msdicnl and Surgical Ips,i-
the Pacific Nail Steamship Co.'S Office. San Frnnei,cc.
California. The Doctor oaen iTre consultations, and
asks No remuneration unlets he effects a cure.
Persons not wishing 70 lose time IN enfespord
ense eneose ~ y sheiT hers, and they will set
L. }. CzAPkAY, ND.
y lsSm ran Francisco CAL
, 1860-10-12
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Il auAoFssd % the Anf of this paper receiving
veTlsmen and subscriptions u san Francisco and else
where, and eOIeciiAg and receipilnE ior the same.
CHAS, pROsCH.
, 1860-10-12

WH sha be pleased furnish Of vessels and others
outward bound with files Of the HERALD on application
a. thiI olce
, 1860-10-12
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Thursday Of each week.
, 1860-10-12

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