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INTELLIGENCE FROM OREeoN.-Wo are ii possession of the Western (Mo.) Journal of the It. ins;. IL contains some interesting intelligence lr.m Oregon. ...- -

 It is anticipated that there will be large emiera- ton from this place in the month of May enssng for the Oregon Territory. Major Y. NJ. Adams is here on the spot acting as agent Tor the Spring Company he is ready to furnish information all points com neoted with the subject those who apply to him He tells me that large numbers preparing to start irum every portion of the Union. Black Harris is expected in from the Mountains III February; il he should not return time enough to act pdot the company Captain Fitzpatrick will accompany Adams and his party through the Mountains.

 am Id that men have returned from Oregon who have given pictures of that country which any thing but favorable.

 Information has been received of the safe arrival of Col. Owens. in Santa Fe. Every thing in New Mexiro was que.-the disputes b etween our Gov. ernuiens were mol yet known there.

 There is rumor from the Mountains that the Yu- tas have killed all the traders among them, after hay ing heard 0i he massacre of their chiefs in Santa Fe; also that two traders had been killed at Fort Laramie.

 The emierants who went out the past season have made great change in business, and money now c cuatrs the Columbia well as this snle of the mountains and every thing begins to assume the ap- pearance of civilization, business trade and the re. finements this side the mountains.

 We have been m habit of looking 10 Europe for Asiatic news; let our Government establish a chain oi posts from this To Oregon, an oveian ma will speedily follow, and ihe China and East India trade will pour into channels of commerce. iron, tho gorses of the Rocky Mountains; and a journey from New York to China, by way of Oregon will be less thought of,han it formerly was to St Louis The government should consider that a little enter prise will place the East India trade al our door and the sooner the better.