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AK OREGON INDIAN.-We learn from the late Annual Report of MT. Crawford, Commis- sioner of Indian Affairs, that Lieut.. Fremont of the Corps of Typographical Engineers, on his return to the United States from his late tour of exploration, was accompanied by a youth of the Chinook Band of Oregon Indians. He came at the instance of the Missionaries. who believed tl:at much good would result to the weak settlements in Oregon, from the representations he would make to his people, on his return in the Spring, after having seen :. something of the world" Mr. Crawford has been so fortunate as to secure place for him in the family of the Rev. o. Douglas, Philadelphia, from whom he will receive a brothers care

 The youth, whose name is William, is said to manifest great aptitude and has within a few months acquired enough of the English language to make himself well understood He will doubtless profit much by the oppor- tunllies he will enjoy, while under the charge of such d gentleman as MT. Douglas, fol mental cultivation. Chcrokee .4dr.