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Orsgon.-Four or five persons have. reachet
ST. Joseph from Oregon. They brough, with them
many letters, which they deposited in the pcs.
office at that place. and We suppose wo shall
soon be in possessioh Or much later advices from
Oregon.


1t is stated in the ST. Joseph Gazette, on the au.
thori,y of Mr.. ROBERT EvR1Ey, who lately camo
down tho river, that the company of Oregon
emigrhnls, who some time since lost their way,
nhd were high up or the Missouri, were Nor.
mons. They were ef, Mt Fort VermilIion. three
hundred miles above the Bluffs; a, time, about
two hundred lodges of Indians had assembled there,
with the view to drive them off or extermnate
them, but the traders had obtained, after much
pursuasion, permission for them to remain till next
spring. at which time they purpose prosecuting
their Journey.-Mo. Rep