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U.XIOV. A GOVERNMENT TOR TUB WHCLK I
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.MTI'RDIY MORWC,
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I. I'. I'Mirr. .1..I. Kno l(i,ii ( o.. mul
V. II. Toll). nit ri tiling apt'iilt furvtu
I'rnnrlou. Int.
K. K. Ilili, nttvtrtliltic ogtnt ror
!"cniiiiiito, Cat.
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I.Utof Agents for the Oarcov StvTtirtt.
K. K ltn-ll general ajeot for Oregon..
and to inn Territory.
I 1'. Fisher ?b FraaeitM Oil
J J KoowltonACo do .... do
ThooM !avi ppkw. Oib
KT. I! Hill wllber da
V. G. lirtlye. .Kod.l'olat do
Tkoas Croxiao, . . .Crostoae Dltrfn do
Wa. Pnlear Jasap-OfrJi) do
Gov. GlM 1'ortiMd do
1. M. Tboatp'oe Mbuy do
W. M. Kto Althoaw do
ThoaaaeCarr ..do do
Taoiaae F. Fltd KefbyvlUe do
?. W. aswver oa do
D. I'. Anderson IfweBlx do
D. M. C. Ganlt do
A. IreUn.1 Mrllf Cretk do
Go t. I'via. Elk-Nirg do
Themli If Cs'rn Va'n Town do
J 1. W awon . ... Kot I ur Jo
Miss Hail Huaur.. I! .-i- lUver do
L V !j'1 n i f. Kuraath do
II. ue- H rman f C- -.:'.y -eaer-i.
Ajr-Tt f r I' asUs Coantj
man imWJi
A ir,t cln Wlii'i-liT . Wll
un i?tM iiip .Macliliie Im- stilv
at tlil ulllcf, for con mill
Ircislnasf.
EDITORIAL CORRFSPONDFJiCE.
vi t x.a rsr.LAi:' x
This flace n p.caiaaiiy nfjittd oa the
rait tide of Yane.ar; s It aid with a safe
aad ex ft lien t harbor winch m easy of ae
cesi for ibuI.-cUm vtmii.at aigbtide It
U aboet half the list of Tortl-nd. and hii
the appearance cf beis oo tb decline.
Dllapkiaticn endratiy awaits It. ssIcm
there it n new raih of tmr.i;utioo to the
coautry. In pera-tibslatiBjr the tows, you
lee labeled, in lare letters, oc nearly oce
half of the baas or lots. -To Let' or -To
Hint." The papolatioc ef the city, iocUJ
Icr OiiBaaes, U estiaatid at. . .'. . 2 J 00
Isdiaas da the lllaasl 3.(HlO
5,500;
The white popalatloe of Urltiah Co
hstsbia is titisaattd at 3.000
GWeaaiu 1.040
loJtasi $QM0
&.000
Total papulation of Yancoarar'j Is
land and llriutb Cw.iiR.lMa dot
Ml exortd 49,000
It k thaaght by ioa that tat local
white p4aUtin of Yueoarcr's Itlaod
doei sot exceed -s.500 pertoc.1. atd that
the tittal n.mbtr of wkitH. C'a..aa: and
Icdiasj dot not exceed ilXXHi.
cld OAIUONUSI.
The great aau of the eight ot ten thon
and forea rainlaj p-jpulatioa, from Cal.
iforola and Oregon, have nearly all retain
ed to those Statu or gone to the Atlantic
main, jui cere a:u iserc yc. will ecu I
an old and familiiar Oregcsi.a. Amseg
the oamber o, friends naom I have itro
since my arrival io Qjto 1'ictJiu's pot
iraiU&i are. S. A Dates- who feraierlv re- j
sided on Cow Crexk atd Grave Creek; 1
Jacob Frauecthal, who ctr.tO for Htih
land i Hro in Ktrbyviik; Goifry Open
haaer and Myer Optehatetr. wso were, in
tbe days of long ago, mercsaau m Scotts
barg and YnVa. Tbey all Jcck robust
nr.d beany.
BATHS, Linir. T'Vil'LT, AXD OTnKRI.
Mr. Hates it 1 ides on WUlums Lake, ic
Carriboo. He is a fiae buiiten mas, acd
is said to have amiited aa indeptodtQl for
tose. He icquirtd particularly after Liz
zie TTault. Oa being tu.d tlat she bad
marritJ. sioee loit her haibaad. ard w. '
now a bloociicg yocing widow, with two
Soe tons and a pietty daughter, he prcaipt
ly repled; "Wtll, I doat keow that a bach
elor like me could do an; better than to
return to Oregon and get, or try to get
L'zzie." 'lau weald be a good (tart for a
man on the lusay tide of thirty.
Mr. Fraa.atbal reitdri at Fott Yale,
at the head 01 ittamboat cavigatioa, on
Frazer'a Hirer, acd 11 still felling goods,
and yet unmarried. He has maijc consid
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erable at Fort Yale, bat Ion several thou
find dollars in the great fire lilt fall. Tbe
Openbasieri ar both married aad have in
teresting families. Myer has aa amiab'e
wife and iix interesting children. Gudfry'i
wife and child are at Yieiona, acd I haTe
tiol fxn cither one of iLitra, bat I am in
formed thy are tqaaliy loterestieg. They
have two brothers io Carriboo, Isaac aud
David, and tb.y are all itiiiu partnership.
They have an exteanve aa Urge auert
miut of goods at Fort Yale, a. J a branch
tore in Carriboo. Tbey are all well and
doing itcII. May succeai attecd the old
Orcgontawi wherever they go !
On the looming of tbe Ctb, we sailed
(rem Victoria on llic itumer Enterprise,
b-u-d for New Nest Minister, in Hntish
CiOmb.n It was n bright sunsblnny day,
ar.d we hail a fair view ol
RAX JTAN ISLAND,
which Is noted ns Ike csuc of the bellig
erent correepondence between General liar
ikv ef the Utltrd State army, ami Sir
James Hoggins. Governor of Vancouver's
I'.ird Tie Island looks lik n barren,
rocky waste, not north to either govtra
men', the expense of occupation, much less
a b.eody war The dispute Id regard to
ft between the United States and Koland
b been, by mutual consent. left to tbear
bitraticu of the King of Itrlglam. acd
' ( 0 hopj Lu llci,ioBi whatever It
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may be. nil! be satisfactory te both na
tioo. Tbe Island is now jointly occupied
by the troops of the United States Had
Knglaad. Iu a boo t six hoars after we
left Yietorla. we arrived in
.vrw wrsT msisTsn.
tbe capital of Hritish Columbia. This
plate has a pnrrion. prinliap c-ffice. tele
graph office and considerable trade. It ap
pears to be a nsw and flourishing place
J The telegraph line frem Oregon to the
Ilussian lssfjios i completed to this
place, and will soon be tbrou;h te Tort
Yale, with a branch from I'ugtt Sout-d to
Ylctorna.
roRT norE axk tort vale.
For tome time after the Fraier river
gold excitement commenced, these towas
were rivals for the up country trade. Vort
Yale is twelve miles further ur j fi-.
by water, and Is now , tbr'l,;,c Httie
town; whik at Fort Hop- ll tbe Latino,
bouiee. except two tau wtabllihweais.
are entirely a;dodaiiel. Theit Is a good
j wagon rcd cocipltted fioai Tori Yale to
't Currlboo. They traasport on oae waaii
froai fe.000 te 11,000 pounds. The road
j vas coMUtieud at the e.vpene of tbe gov
J eiimeot. aid djnag the month ef May.
tbe collector of toll, at Fort Yule, collet
j ted $94t 36. at a fent per pound, oe the
Height which pasted lhtaogh the toDgote.
, rARr. rnox jackmnvillx to camim.
i The actaal trevtling Haw, -id necvsAirT
I expenx Iron JacktoeviUt to Carriboo is
about at follows:
. Fiotn Jacksonville to I'ortlatd, bv
Uge '.' davs iSb
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From I'ortlaod to Yictaria. 3C hoar
i Yieioria to New Wt Mmiittr. 6
I hours
Lodgis? and meal
' New West Minuter to Fwt Yj! 15
I boon
I Ldrinr and meals 1 dlhr web. . . .
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26
sta:e tare to William Xtartk.ia Car-
riboo. about -ISO mites
0
Meal SI JO each, aUut 22
Total 19
However, there are sometimes delays oe
the read, which always create expeaHi.
and there Is in almost every village be
tween Jacksonville and Fort Yale. gol
nice ad palatable dainties, luch a whisky
brardy, champagne, oysters, apple and at
present orange, chetrtai , itrawberrie. lee
cream, aad virioas temputioos. to aaaer
out at preieot for an Oregocian to travel
this roatc to CarrltMO with le than 25C
or 300 dollars. Yonr hamow servant is
too food of the good things of this world
to travel this route without aakiogalarge
bill of extra espass.
When I again get aa idle boar. I will
give the readers of tbe Srmi.ni. a sketch
of the tsannrri aad eaitoiM of Qeen Yic
torU's sabjvu, and what they think of
tbe United states aad slavery. I leave
Fort Yale to-merrow for Cairiboo, or
Tbempion'i Hiver.
Fort Yale, June Ctb.
Fixr Stock. We bad the pleasure of
1 riding behind the Coburg celt, -Ixit Cub
io," driven by W. C. Myer, at theceltbra
I tioo of the Foartb. This eolt Is foarteen
, months old; bis height is sixteen hatds
Girth six and ace quarter feet, and weigh
I linn Mahli. W hlHiT li ti Ik liii
M,. w, hav, ,. Ieen, aB(i M iulllfi ..
My log that be is the Snest oie of the knd
on tbe ccait. If not on the continent.
Sjutbtrn Oregon can juitly b proud of
neb stock. Mr. Myer cooteupUtos lak
in; him, together with five others of the
same stock, to the State Fair tbU Fall,
where be expecii tbey will take tbe first
premium, as did hi colts lait year.
Firb at !'uKix. On hit Tuesday,
while every one was at tic ockbratia
ground, a tire broke out io tbe dwvlliog oe-
cup.ed by Mr. Archer, aed before the
ravagee of the dctouung eWroeat could be
.
stopprd, two buUie. and a blackimitb (hop
were burned; and but for tbe timely iMin
aace of those at th cckbratio", the whole
villaga would Lav been endangered. Tbe
loij is teverc to Mr. Archer and family, as
notbiog was taved except tbe clolbw they
had on. Tbe fire ongioattd accideotly.
Ily the pomeript to Captain Kelly's
advertisement for propoial to furnish fresh
lvef at Fort Klamath, it will be wen that
' L'ncle r-am bi commecctd paying gold
again.
Abmv Worn.'. Tbese pest of tbe far
mer and horticulturist have made their ap
pearance in this place. Tbey are eatiug
all b-ifore them on Hogce Hiver, in tbe
vegetable lice, and are even attack mj tbe
fruit trees. A similar norm it committing
great ravages tn tbe Atlantic States on
vegetable produetionr.
We are compelled to omit l!;c publlsatien
of tbe toasli read at tbe celebration, at
I'bamix, until next week.
Mr. Alex. Miller started for Klamath
with hU pack train last Thursday.
THE FOURTH AT PHOENIX. I
A though there bad been .ome mliund.r
KanillDsi, the celebration at l'Lircix was
he celebration at ri.ir.ix
,r, L n.
a fucec.
uccv. i litre irerc i"in u,v ""
six hundred arsons present. Tbe prcces-
sion formed about half past ten octeoK
rnarcbtd to the Jtacd. vthen the Manhai
anrounced the order of exerciees:
First in order was prayer, by Her. M.
A. William, which was elHjuent and pi
tfiolie. Next in order was tbe tetvliap of
the Deelnratiosi by W. S. Habeoek. Mr.
Lintel wa not present, ami Mr. Ribcoek
bad only about an hour's notice. ad, coa
seqtifntly. wa unprcpetel. bat prffmed
hiniaufd duty with ertlit to hlm'elf,
readin? the Ueelaratioti le a disticet and
inipressife masMr. ;
After tbe leading, Mr. A. C MePnnfil,
of Yreka. wns intredand as the Oratot ol
the Hay.
The oration was a fine production, aad
jut suited to the tines; when u great
nation has emerge frem bereatb the dark t tr jeaeral remtatoas; that when
cloud" ef war aad rebrlltoo to the bread J Winned 'hey have bn faund io great f'tre
and glorious sonlight of victory. 'Ibe, ,-j jf(y pqfmit ! capture; th.it yflr
speaker reviewed tbe grievaaee wh t Mtitioeers fteoi want of aruM, supplw
implied tbe leauratiea from It-;. m& twi otioc are owerle' to pufuc
coantryt tbe lefty pa':'.otira of oar afcj rtoaptare stock from saM .trtpe'""
ferefatnersj their pr- ,AMHi safleriags aid HM nhom.aa Indian on the Malheur
triumph. '. their fiaal saecess in ereet , r,w, tAtd the piily in punult that the
in? lt buiMioe around which saeh a hlj orer two thoiHwl hevl of stulen
loble straetare h een reared. He thee b4MM aRd male', and tbtit if we wanted
passed to tl.creeipliiilatiMof tbflit four 1Dm to fight for them; that they hav
years of our history ; bow the Southern ficmtlweto ticn stolen prorriya Mlows:
traitors bad tritI to Ifenk up the aatloa , ya ti Jth of April lat Panthltt's pick
and tried le substitute another day far the trajD f $C aniavils. nantber train of 30
Fourth of July; bow tbe loyal Nrlh left
the plow, office and machine soup aad .
tened to ibe defence of tic e-eoiry arulut
nmHUrs who eoa'd let their fellow croa
tares laacuish and perish in such deal a
liicawond and Andersonville eeouiaedi
bow one Soatbern -cbiv" had bawled of
whipping live Yankees;" and how they
opeoed their eyes at DonelsM). 1'itisbarr
Ur.diug and Yiekiburg; now Hooker hid
faqght above the cloads; haw Grant had
commaaded at the WiUernee ; haw Sher
man had ditided the eontederacy and the
aVry a'beiidao bad Urned lb -valley ol
homiliatiea" into one ef vwwry at Win
eheiter; haw Grant had compelW Lee to
i.r reader as he was uakinr hk gfl.toit
.-;., . ,.HB,. api-rcap v
tnelr iniquity, oar noble Treswlrtit wai
taken frees us by the band of a vile assa
tin. The oration was nwrked thmegneut
with that bvldness and high etoqaenot
J..l.. A . a.-.-, i, ill .L. .
waico u h pitasittf to listen te. A tier
tbe oration, dinner wai spread, and all took
relreibmeati. which were abandast nod of
the belt qaality. preparatory to enj-vyiog a
cheer and a lauirli when the loans were
read. Tonus were read oo grave and faee
tione inbjecu ; en patriots and traitors;
aa.1 if we may judge ftooi tbe i i.ot facet
all went away highly plotted with the day's i
atrtaioftiti
I'ltOJl I'l. KI.A.1IATH.
Font Kumatsi July 3. 1SC5
KJilor Stnlmd Smee I lait wrau
yo little or nothing of imnortane hu '
IraaipireJ at this pelt, and tbe dally ra- (
tine or aQairs is about lb same. The ,
weather is quit waia fer tuls place. ,
lb mosqultoH ate enmerens and ioei.'.
with quite an iaelicetiou to fetit upon tbe I
blood of aiy and all with whom tbev eotae '
la eor.net. It t ratber amnilng to no
lice the ptcoliar gMtarea of the soWsers
when on parade. The m lutes are quick
asd rt:j irregular. There k an diitiac
tioo between elSeers aul pivaies. but all
are alike victims of matqut- d-prd4iii.
On Eaturday last Ibe ewvj'rv eomnaay '
reeeivi) their horses. On or two of lb-, '"" (,om I''0" KUnvatb. Tump Waimn
ma were severely, tboegh it is sappod j iai ,fc rt in M'arpeis Vuljr. are excel
nut dn;eroosly. injurst by being kicked, ,t,, HfwiUoa of lict and mad, ntwsl
Deriog the pretent week there will be I
m.eh (queitrun exereiee. aad uvaay awk
ward riden will, no deobt. bite tbe' gras
of the prairie.
It Is now understood her that Major
Rloeoart U oedertd la tneeoosoMod of thu
poit. Many are anxloos for hi arrival. It
is aia rtporud here that Sn.tr N'm- !
mith is to viiit this p!e in a sew dart
I fortberanoe of bb examlo,ition into tbe '
Indian aCur of thi coast. I bar mr
doubts io retard to tbe -a-itor's acting
aa &i mm it tee man to extmine aad repot'
on the Indian affiiri of the IViie eoaii.
at bis duties will be so aido-ss and exien
aire. I should not be alternated if
sesos seme cempetent perron with initrae-
tinas to examine and report to bits.
Uluom, who wageos are her loading
will leave for Jaekionville to-morrow
morning, io compiay with Lieutenant Un
derood, fer tbe purpose of making arnag
menu to get an eicert ai far as Warner'
Like, where it h said the Jadwus are most
ikly to commit depredatwai; eoowqswt
ly hU teams will not start before tbe StL
or 9ln 01 Ibis month.
The Indiaa. in thi sectUa of countrv !
look acd live well at tbe pre time u i ,
fiih and berries are plenty ai((j fllJl. ob
l.lin,l 'I'k.r , .,. , .
tained
Tbey are very annayi- la ,.
innauces to UiuaM nee; 10 faet. K,r
or them are trnpedtot, au drr ,e to be
pumineu.
It is a pity that Coagmi did not ap
prove of the Hunt.wton .,,. . ' 1 .1 ,
an appropriation hfe E
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"""""' " "vre imww oe an aseoev lo.
done it will do much to Ua.fit the Iodiatl
It will n!,-o be a utf,u. Ut tbe aeoumu!
lation of lupplkj, and a Hatting point
for partie golog to pore Uo eoun.
east or ebauiw hoililc Jadlan. v
PETITION FOR MILITARY AID
-f ti.i. i-niiatr. MVS im
ft.. .,.,
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was wt; - ,",. ..... t,, bv
..a nrlatioas committal In mat "V .
0-1,
.mil are suturing i ..
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Indian F"'- """ ,, tKe ,ub
atxi idc --""- -"
jo.nedWtte'rfroaiMf .lohmon. ,1W J
i. . .- .kiu (ho coed tlOB of
iMier ceooiv, i-.c' -
thief) ic that H'l "ter:
Petition.
Arm-RN. Jm 23. 1?'5
TaHI .:He.-y A. C (yb..Oor
nerofOreyrD-Vour petitioners n4l rr-sp-etfollv
r-prent Ihot Ibere i ""
foraiHiable bawl afl-ow lbt
rr wmpoMiJ of India ih1 proba
' ... i.. iLa aAtlLaaltrn
blv white mJ. iwi "i""' ,,r "
portion urec- a. ..
stolen aod d-rr-lat.o0s cowmltte.1 eron
. iL.I l.Aa MTr UfTIJ
k IhM iprinr and nmn" at various
poiats: th.it ihmH p-i'lles ve nuowro
. i ,L,r.t frnm various points toward
n iMlj of .-'.wjlh Fork of Milhenr river
i .j tD Saowy mtnintalo which seems to
i aalnils aad 22 bed of tine bout from
, Miller, ef Miller's Ilaneh. nil of these were
, U),ta m te night in the nelghborheed
0 jiatke'i Itaneh. farewell bend of Snake
tir..; aBI aVovc that point w seventy
aK ak, frMn tbe ranebt of Jofdon
emk and Owyhee, in the nxietb of May.
lbm nw, over 100 head of h-rie stolen.
10j 0Ter IM bead oatlle. am) abnut the
jfl, e( ,jttBC jc htwd of Hill Ileaehy's
litft BOff, ,, MoVo from the statwi.
M.r .k, MID- ,j.w. Oothe 30th ol Mav.
darine the term of Ibe Cifenit Coari at
this pUee. 2 bead f fine borsH wsre .to . nwa,n. raggen. nnn misera
ten from the suburb of the town la the I " lk" w'" '" I"l tion to rop
BV.rn.at. and one iwn wu, fired is. Ihrw I uU,,"H1' M lUv T""ia evcr Mw bf,,,c'
vkel6fib.elerk-sreamand.L.rSelcttw,.v'vl,,l',ff l'- I f
. r r . '
i ttabs. law latter of which brnd dawn. I "u" 'i'" - ""
0a u,t Bienj,. lbl(. 22d.oar Conniv Jtsdt",!0' 'A9 ' llnllyopnKnt. Sixteen years
f Jaboto,, Imt two veev fine horse i 8 " w,n of ','i wa'1 XU!tr 'm,H'
xh thierw beeVe open bb ilnlile. cut the I R,nt'' ' "Hy- yo,"l "" .trcngthi no
kttrM . flRj -. 6dt. J.k tUtm. , bow ehange.1 1 TI varied life ol many.
and on tbe mmc niirht. tbe 22d. two men
were robM aad shot at. one weandedie
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vet v. at rnntfer Itlver HriAre. ,
I
Ilesalea taeir have btea niny deprtdu-,
' tioos coniaiiiie) at CkirVe's Cnek and
Mor.ioe Ruin, dosing the lait spring.
some heain baraed, Lors iteten. men
Jiorilef) and roMnd.
1'srrtefore. lo view of tbete many alrooi-
tie euaamitied bv said ilWperadoes. vour "' of amnS Ule Wl" VMK ,Um w,,h
Htitioner reoeeeent tbe neeossitv of hav-1 6wt Mtm,i' 0ur fo'lb'u P'l
iKmlliurTferer.eeaipoedofacj;U l v'.v Fa. 1'Otb a miner mid
ot of cavalry to rwrMe Mid dfneeaiiws. 1 "wdwnl. The Irish predumiwite iu tbe
ud Cloture Ihna. aasi ismnr imwif
and rerpeetfelly ak your Kvev'leocy lo
lay tku pellttoo before Col I'. F Maury
eoauuasdinr l'uiriet of Oiroti, aad to
.Tf iuloencf to have a eosupiny of
T-"rT oeoVtrd beet to foil up said ties
nerudaM from this pise, and in eaie 'Ion
-f tidon at has disposal, that vonr
Kiealsraey wili chIi mluieevKe a coenpooi
of moanied volunteer lor tb.ii Mrpo
a'oJ e would represent thnt men could br
had here, if tner xse f-inehed with arms
and ttinplhM.
That tke compaaiei of eavalrv ordrfed
'" ,',M, Cnorebili. aad other triwa o
rt ", I'1': bst it is vrv imfmrtani
for tbe proiiioa of pp,riv and life, tk
a company move from this point ani tm
verre tbe cooniry to tbe Snowy MmtnUu,
and tbe baadwateet of the M.lh-ar river,
aid togetner with other troop.. s.iid Iadi
ans sad iseiria4os eua be oaptured.
Ymt pentiooers pray tbit early aelioo
nwy be taken io tbe premH to 'ntrnt v
Hi,ity '
life and property in can
f,a Oregon.
Judge Johnjon'i Letter.
AfniRA. Oiegon. Jn 24. 16.
Hu Kxctixi.NCT. A. C. Giisim;m,
Sir I take th liln- nt J.n...
-"-, -" ujij,iu JIJU
" i. i caaaeeiwo with ibe stitiun
",u ,BC ' or this place. In
, addition to lb fact set forth in said r.n
t .! 1 in ... r"-
w. 1 win say iwre are bat few Lories
left in thu VKioity; there is one band of
about thirty gU4idl id the day time by a
boy while graatg. and locked up at nig'ht.
I am looking every day for a raid to be
made ar.d tbe whole band to be dnvtn off.
j -d in that event, there would be no poui
I bilhty ef follow.ag Hem In addition to
J thu. there are not. from He lst ioforma-
, .W SU l""ly """ ,D Au-
?'' ' D qUM1,on bql ,ba ,1)
-'"' fen paiiru upon this subject
?' w'l coodttion. aed there wil
" .
I w C0'U
ing to hiadcr a small parly or lad
aru 01 aesperate while men from making a
raid on our place and helping lLcmlu
10 any aoj everything thej want
v .1 : ,. :.
7 ur "" " a7"g can be done
.LT. . T Wi,," U
-wio-- oaa w oooe the soonr im. i.
the better. I conoiuj.oo, I will say. that
a company of one bundr wen can be
ra htie il neeeiMry, in 0 few hour, if
tby can be Bountcl and ordered by the
w--o.orbjibeSi.le. Should men
KM t them be cavalry, as you must be
""" "-w.eian.rj could do nolhiu
in j
reeapturlne Hock or chastising the av.
ac. I'least! let til henr from you at the
earliest convenience.
" .
Allow mc lo mv, nnniiy, mat itie time U contained, la ,i , ' ,b'cc1 tin
has been. In Oregon, when for Icm thap one j ten tlmw the work Jy i'"'' d,'a,
frturlh the ralcblerdone lately by the Indi-1 cd, ten times the wmu , tKonip!W
ansnnd fiierrllla while, men were called ted and ten tlm,. ,l ' s 0,d litfiN
frtrtli br hundreds to the defence of onr
frontiers, nt a cost of millions of dollars.
Yours respectfully,
JCK.M. JOHNSON.
"Vl)Alld CTTVr-
We clip the following frnm n Idler da
ted Idaho City. June l.ltli. nnd published
In the Sacrnmri'to ihoii of July lt:
Since my lt fie men have been arrest
ed near Plarervltle nnd nrc now undergo-
,nc ,rlrtl ,v ,)(. pfpc, for lie ,.,, )f
. '
WiNon. Cml. nnd Mnnlton. Wc are in
momentary expectation nf lienring nf their
wholenl liniigincnnd 1 slmll fcdJ yuu
purticnliirs n 'oon n received.
A fire was dleovertd In n cnrponlcrV
shop At tbe nistern mil nf Main atrect a
few day since, wlileli wa no doubt tin
work ofnu lucecdlary; it was quickly extiu
guiilxtl.
'IV weather Is ngiiln most unmercifully
cehl. nnd a fire la coinfurtnlile throrglinut
the ilay. (nr tnnn is renmrkiitily dull
ami Im een Its best days. Smith lloic,
the Ytiha and Owjhei- will htrmfler Ik
tbe altmctive Hiut. I'unper trains ar
rive freiuently from Clilco and ntlxr Cut
fornix overlaml riMites, ami I nm in lm)e
in n lew days to fiid ytin u rnmpurion of
thoe roads vs. thr ihingernne nnd tnrtur
obi Oiegon and asliington trnlte. Yi
It rday one ot our largest inercliHiito Inld
told roe xiltive!y that he l.ad ship
ped gncik nt Umatilla (the gen
erat i!"p"t lor forwarding mercliHiidisc to
those uiim-). nn ivngnni. forty-eight days
ago nnd tbey bad not yet nrrivrd lietc. Iiy
any of Ibe California mutes tbee same
wauoM eould have made tic "round trip"
in that time.
With a slight fear of rorl pnnUh
went. I must say that there are more ugly.
"- M,"n, awl "wt.u. one-armcsi. gr.
a,.. I1. m...... ..L.,. I.. !.. ..lir..
, ,n n"l nm' Mwl'winiimnif. irn ,
,". wpeaora., ichut.. firewater-
' alt itrii AMil nuito -ietitilta.l lintfan .i ltoeaul I
.. . . , ., ...... .... i . i
"" "" " ......., ... ..-..,...
our fruntier mining mpuUtiou from n bale 1
heaity am ruggeil race of men, young nnd j
in the prime or lire, to 0 premature old
age. There Is a prop)rtlen, however, that
still remind one ol the guoj old time.
but their numbers ure small, nnd a Mv
first, vbilit tiie driNtHieiil of Abubrnn
"have it nil their owu way" among the
Uet. Imletd, it w u general remark ammif
Ueotiio that tbrouglmut Oregun. Wu,li
intjiton aud Iilabo Termor not u ciiy,
tuwn or lrudwj-HMt but k itt
liwly ucder their owtitrtsl iu ull ol nlneb
1 bare not the (ligbtaat uldnetiun; but in
Mi eosMKetieu 1 nm.t Ull uf n mull ntv
ol vxiurttosi ty uu u,d jwjua uuu, 11-,
wno was I railing at Fort Cuivilk. on the
Up-r Culumbu. (And here Wi mi' -tut.
Ibat iHBir uf lb must ubtantiui utuuiig
lbm tvnimeiicil tlnir ennvr with llmr
ilct no tUiir ImiK. uwl by tlmir "prw
wetiHg" wrre eiiub.ul iu siuri Grit in a
ilirmng pMC, ntulili.li iLvmrOiilv amiik
ly cmiifOtitioii.) Well ulthuiigb ibr story
H knunn to every limit in Ike Uir cunii
trj a mitwr cuU into II ' Iuk, ak
fur a Md!e. II politely lmw bun
the afsorttoent, and the minor, Kbotiug
vov for buttuB svwing, inquiiM the price
II mudwtly replie "You lollar." "One
b I !" says the customer, "what do yuu
mean by asking mi dollar for inly uae
iwed.e?" "Yell juu awe, mine freiil, 'In
tuit to mo&eli dc cast of te needle as it 1
le call) money for tc fi right 1" 1 nuw in
the mouth of every trailer in the country.
1'robably 1 um to K'veru on tl.o "ma
jority," and by nay o(cxciilutiou will .lute
there has bvu much suffering here lb'
Winter, nnd utnong tLc t'luigrani fxc
tally, who, with their peculiarity u( diw
and general uncouth appearunce, biaea au
opinion; but in the main I am correct.
The miners, as a body, are well disposed,
industrious and le adicted to drunki-oiie
than any other camp ou the coast; ul
though from Jhe innumerable taloous.
grogt-erks acd places whero liquor 1 re
tailed, U-ing nearly etery fourth hontc, it
weuld be easily supposed that it must be
the sole traffic of the place. Hut the quul
it v generally sold la such that one d-xs
nut wish to repeat a second time a pro
ceMion of torchlight going down hi
throat. And yet they nil live at two bin
a drink, from soda water aud luger beer
up to 832 per gallon brandy I Tbe wage
for miner are six dollai per day or
mght work. All claim are worked nigbt
aad day that pay, o long aa wa.tcr lasl(
as the season is ehort and time must be
made np. There la co distinction in pay
between day aud night time; the miner
Ihetclore rtccttc 5-12 per wlc (Sunday
included), from which he has to pay from
SI 2 to 8U fur board per M-ck, bcid
hij washing, finding hi clothes, gum
boot, etc. Tl.0,0 miner who work
claim of their own Inc much cbcnicr by
tIl''E thcJTol, M ... ,
for IU t TB """Ol Uf t '
. ""iucmc nuantit. .r "
"' y np!.,,Bl.
.. . .,D1n
'Vs It It ,i.
"-" Ulpclns. tti
horse
In a e
manner for t,. ...,.. C8-
'-ever, who are ,h " & "
t " fr Indud,. B'' roii,
mentorcon,batUlsfT' YCC,Batte
Pylons asto-T; $2 '
for those wh.se prophecy UsSV"7
polnl.il to bind .h.l.n.rf. .?! im
tu-rompererandjoininthecul,!'
mat
.iwn wineb ctlebratw the eiciorr if
Phnt a.ll. Ae noble .. 17. '
ler
sIimuI dv ?',... , . .
. . "" an
- --.v ...M.r, coamcAeer mnsiaiU.
J-'lfnrem..ioinii.iBI18P,1K..
n.er W aterloo. the wh!c wwM r JZ
will, praise of the create ard 0..
'; Andnow.Ifterouro
Uovce.theywhnhad proela, .J
.ttl.jU5.tion nf the South imp..ib'e ,
among the first D e08r l(. JJ
Hie victors and macnifyiwr iit!f
couraire and c,fM dffl,,, rinr
preiBra., of nar war the Lndn T.-tr, ta
Iniium-raMe oecailons s,wlv Inform) U
world that the rebellion cmiM Wrr b
tiWusi!; now, not in tho least abn!d hr
therelutntlonoritsprc.lictlon.lt fills to
prnl.ln? the armw which have art) lU
victory and which It rid.cuVl so entfpnt
ously In the early part of the itrn-ele Tic
followtnr extract coMhIm It rreiiMatian:
"The superiority ef the Tplcral arn'tt
enulitdl thm to prevail inactail eaiitt;
their prneress In dneiplino enabled tli
to tnke advantate nf victory, Two jtfi
utrn Gen Ic wonld probably hare eiMf
cd to I.ynchbarg. even after such adrt'iu
a that lie sustalnd the other day. Hit
now the Frde ml fien-rals mors till tkj
rapidity, am attack with Ibe presp:cei
of Napoleon Marshals. TWr cmlry
wMrli nt the lecinnicp ef the wir wu th
Inueliinr stock nf the Csublmtr. l row
excllent. and tbey kn low ton with
eff-ct lie plvntlful apr'atwof ttarfire
wh'ch thlr GoverllmDtcaafar6ilhthtB
0 ecoii'ON. JutyXt.
3V3Tizxrlocl.
At the Franco American Hate! Jolv
fid. bv ltv .M A Wii.lams Mr Wu II
N'i'Ht.M tn .i.i MantimA IluoDu.allBOw
rridriita of Fort Kamilli.
1 On the 1st Init by J C Telnnn Coe
. ,v ,,1)lr, , hj lttt(t Wf LvtiiU.
Tfnsrr. am Mss Manr Micsilox all cf
' Jack on county
tT. .S. 730 LOAX.
BY AFTIIOUITY OFTIinPKCP.lTAKV
ot Iht T'Miry. th n .d mi'd dm
HHamdllH G-11tr.1l Sut-erpten AS'P'y
IT tur sal Of lullid trUM Tr a-ary
Nii. (waring Kven and lhr---l ull.s -r
e-jiit. inltft a-r annual known n las
SLTK.V-THIUTY I.OAV,
Tie f Note r i'ud u-.der date Jsie
I.Mb IftA an) ar- pyai,l Ihrre jrus
fmm that tim- in urri r j'ie
tiblv. at tk- p4iia ef th bolder Into
I'. S. tViO Six por cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS
7hse btd are now werth a preweai f
iilw i-r cmi Iiiclaillug pld iatr"i f"
Nuumkr whicl makw tt acta.l f'M
en ibr .-So Iuok euti-nl ri. i- -
uilrtril. uliui U-n r cut K a
lll. II K.XS.MMI' nu.mtHAn nifl
fAl. TAXATI WU'lH AW- IWK
..I i jybl in eurrenc). ';"J,k''il
I,, c..ui-au.alleb.d lu ; "v"c0a.
ai,) .Jcul oB uud iM W J gr
buuker
TIm.- Interest anioaaU te
One osut par'day 00 aJliO M.
Twoovula ; w ;
iT .. " Sl.eeo "
;! .. " H WD "
No. of .11 '"r ,n.S .lr
niuiimiu i.i-miw-r
lluu.
- .,,
m
Ul. u
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
owilkl-ully t.lSl " - "r
tugo. will make II the
great rorruB w.i. or the rEcru.
. L. 1..n 11'
,.. tban SMtJM woi . " M
lhurd by the la.l Uu,;!,. "
tbe livirkel. .. h 1. 11
Thl.amou....at..:raai;HlV.
HHjr.pt.oiis toother 'WM uin tti
loord-rlUtcita-f-m.,,.
s.ct.o of e"u,lrMB ih Ni cm
eilltio fr "'" Anate U---rr
aiti iu - .jfoanaau-
buueeriter- ,,rt. ,'7., ud -
whum ine . ",Sd.l.ry of '
Sul-llpU.AB-.-w,-W'41,
May -0. IH6 t
I'BB OVJUW"
rt..oRArH :
, May !'- u'
I'llltADSU-IUAi
Coaiu:-d ",
"J
n 1 J ,r,.- nil -.old.
Thirty
M.
" .. .1..1 anil
serir '0,,T'""1,hlec..'
S,,irt,CAptdaudlah ljptr
ilierwlii
ernmeni n-"" - -,
;ntr.Ki - flt. rfCCry
'Go:JiBS0;cooK:,
Sub3criJ.ti0BS."1'"-
cent