From the New York Commercial Adyertiser.l
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LATER FROM OREGoN.-Mucl has been said recently in this country in Iegard to the establishment of d newspaper m the Oregon Territory. We can now set the matter al rest We have during this week shipped for Oregon of Hoes best printing press- es, several fonts of type from the foundry of MT. White. a supply of paper from White S< Sheffield, and printing ink from Mir. Mathers factory.

 Il may he asked why those articles are sent to that remote region We reply that some eighteen months agoa "government was formed'' by the white set- tiers, similar To that of ihe iiory of Iowa. and sum Of money ised to establish printing office at thr Methodist missionary station the W illame ie We perceive that the editors of ihe Sun have re- ceSed files of the Sandwich papers to ihe 4ih of Sepienber, which contain intelligence from the Ore. Ron territory to the 2d of August. -

 "The Legsisiure of Oregon adjourned few days before the Si of July. having passed some important laws. One of their acts is, 'sAby person who sl,a II make. sell or give away ardent spirits in the terri tory of Oegon South of Columbia River. shali forfeit ,ind pay $i00 for each and every such offence" The Legislature is called the Legislative Conmiee,' D . nd consists of nine persons, elected by the people.

 "Fhe officers of the Oregon Territory consist of free Governors, called the Executive Committee. a epre,ne Judge and Legislative Council The laws a e ti'e same as those governing the Territory of Iowa. The Government is purely Democratic Re- Sublican Dr. Babcock is Supreme Judge. The r.ame of only one oi ihe Governors, Dr. Bailey, is nentioned. On the Ist of August a Belgian brig ar- rived al the Oregon City, having on board number Q nuns and several Roman Catholic priests, from Antwerp, sen, to Oregon by the Church of Rome.

 ''Since he arrival in Oregon of the Rev. Mir Gray. some important changes have been going on ar the Me hed st mission, of which he superinle ndent The lndian school has been dIscontinnrd, and the building lately occupied by it has been sold io the Methodist Episcopal Church, lately organized, for Ii itefary institution. The mission has lately parted with It's mills herds of cattle and nearl, all It's pro- Perly, which the settlers bought at good prices -

 "Ibe hiy missionaries were about lo be dismissed bat would remain in the clony settlers. The col o.,y is in il most encouraging condition The crops N ere giving promise of an abundant harvest .. !, "Pe'ple were cnming into ihe territory in large numbers, and the country IS filling up with thriving aud enlerprising colonisis. -e

 "One of ihe settlers wrtes-. Come on, brother ankees, and make Oregon another New England"

 Dr. Babcock. "the Supreme Judge,'' went to Dr. egon as physician to the Methodist mission family. Dr. Bailey was from this city, where hls family resides.