G. Walling, Justice of the Peace,
Clackamas County, Oregon Territory.
We have another original statement of Miss Bewley’s, as taken by Rev. J. S. Griffin, which we will give as a part properly belonging to the above statement.
Oregon City, February 7, 1849.
Questions to Miss Lorinda Bewley, in further examination touching the Wailatpu massacre:—
Q.—Did the Five Crows, when you were taken to his lodge from the bishop’s house by an Indian, send you back with your things in apparent anger, or did he appear at that time to pity you?
A.—I thought at the time that I had good evidence, from his manner and behavior to me at the lodge in giving me up, that he was disposed to pity me, and not to abuse me.
Q.—Did you anticipate that evening that he would demand you afterward?
A.—No; I did not think he was disposed to.
Q.—What was this Five Crows’ English name?