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THE AMERICAN CoLoSIsTs IN OREGON are completely al the mercy of the Hudson's Bay Tom- pany, whose extensive resources enable them to nIunupoze the trade of the Columbia. to the entire destruction of every other interest Tue American ship owners compelled to unite their interests with this colossal monopoly, abandon the trade; and ever, man in favor oi American connection IS prescribed driven out of the colony by petty an- moyances. Hundreds have gone 10 California m ds- gust. They must sell their prodnce 10 the Hndson Bay Company receiving store pay, bui no money in exchanges and the article oi gunpowder, indispensi- b e in all countries, is snld To them only half pound at time. Vessels belonging to Gushing g Johnson of Newburyport, Mass in the Sandwich Island trade are ordered not io receive freight from American settlers. No who is democratic republican in politics is permitted To prosper il the H. E. Company cul prevent it. Party prescription is carried to d greater extent there than known An independent government is the iayorlte project of

 he Company, and by threats and bribery, t Is sad,

 they obtained a majority in the territorial legisla- ture before the last overland mail elt oregon city! The English, or Independent party, are Ioriiiying themselves in the territory north of the Columbia, which is said to be superior or equal fertility to

 that south of the river. To secure Puget's sound, which contains valuable harbors, south Of latitude 10, and hundred miles north of the moulh of the Columbia, beIng the only important inlet on the coast within ihe American claim, appears to be the great point of solicitude with the Company. Amer can settlements almost prohibited in it's ycini- ty, or north or the Columbia. A few families have located themselves there. A river has been dis coveredempying into the Pacific some hundred miles south of ihe Willamette valley, bni il navgabie at it's mouth only for vessels drawing eight to ten feet water, and is therefore quite useless for an extensive commerce as the Columbia river, which admtslvessels ofno greater drausht Mir. Saxton, an American settler who came the mountains and arrived al St. Louis last month with Dr. White,

 intends To take out with him To Oregon next year u small newspaper press; and this ia the neces- sary. that there is good 10 fear that ihe paper outfit sent from this city last year is 10 be coutroued solely by the Hudson Bay Company's agents. These facts are collected from parties di rect from Oregon city.-lN. Y. Sun.