New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
wasHlseros, Jane s,h, 1866 P NJ.

a, Pala Alto or the Palmetto Ravine- the ques-
ZION was put on the final passage OF the bill and car
ried-yeas % nays Is. - W higs and II Locos IN
the atirna.v e-3 Wings and Is Locos in the mega
tive The three Wings in the negative are Der
g1ES T CLAYTON and MASGCM.
The Senate then took up the Houuss land claim
bill in Louisiana. which, after occupying their atten-
ton for some time, was postponed I'LL "Wednesday.
The French Spoliauon bill was then taken up,
and after discussion OF the subject by Mr.. Cot
erlrr. and few words from Mr. J. N. CLAYroS,
the bill was ordered to be engrossed for third
reading by vote OF Yeas y. Nays 81
The Senate then took up the Post Office Appro.
pria,ion BILL upon which they were employed I'LL
they adjourned. They came to no decision on the
bill. /. will come up again on Monday.
The House was all day occupied with The Private
Calendar. duty which they seem very unwilling TO
look in the face. hicHELlEu.
Oregon and California Expeditious-stoux and
Pawuce Indiens-The Mormons, &c.
A correspondent; of the Missouri Republican
wiring from Weston May IL gives encouraging &c
count OF progress and prospects of the Oregon and
California euiicrauts.
The weather has been as favorable could be expect.
ed a, of the year and The grass tie prsi
ries has been good for two weeks past. They com
ueuc-d leaving abou, the hrst Of the mouth aud con-
nued passing the Iowa Agency daily until about the Oh
when the last OF the sn body LETT that place. All have
left and at least eight days journey from
the frontier except forty wagons wncn were TO nave
been at 81 Josepn ast n'ent ga" toree Oh sheu WAC
told me they were one aay IN aovsuce OF .hrty others,
with whom they started from Iowa aud the country East
OF IT, and mad oeen oesyeo W oso roaus lners were
seven others In the neisno9Inooo Ws.ns 10, ehougu 10
torfn company u.s. 'uioA' WIN IVA " ZIG ie"'' 30
could hear of no others
One hundred and seventy four WAGONS have passed
the agency and there forty sill to cross This will
give two hundred and ht'y ak wagons exclusive OF any
which may have crossed az the Bluff oil that have
passed the agency we're OK teams win 2enersy Tour
YOKE OF oxen 10 escn team ana 'ne ron no
eppetc country consists p.hc'P"'y VI 'Ni"eS' n 80.
OF them IsFsei a'o",ns IIe 30 ~Sson-anu u" wy"
whom cohversea ,nousnl tnIs 'ar esuns'e-eoouS
LOW SOUS use 'e 'ues P',, e ~ - " t
Der i'"in Iuue nuu ' u'; '.o" Iieu s
paos ness 10 Oa o., ca" tsasu al m ro.,
teu ~ -. =, 49, 81 IS r. ; I'll, a. 49,
p."s, ; ~ , u-e 49,. - :; W. 80, hhi sh,
qcsnl'y Vi 'oose s'uoA 10 re,y sIeA pIoo'y uouo,e
tue nutuos Il" tue 'e' 'e'uu'Ns "" ' a. ''"'
oOuu hsAn nave gone out
learh rom sooa "u''''''s t.t "'o 'uie u loas VI
me Sioux l"ias arc ." 'nei " uaAe "At VI TUG
Pawnees who are preparing Tor them II so, 'oey VIII
meet me einSrants anu we e.T lne neN' news we near
rom tileu WI. oe Ui. TUG ii'aAl. M uiuiue.e an,
roooea Some oil nt' strung out u 'he fe upon ls 'o""
ior TWO huhuleu i''ies' -. -. ,,,
Vi the one hnnurea anu seVehty-iour wagons winch
passed the Agecy' we've were SUPPOSED 70 oe or9ns.
Win aree ot Oh 4ooSc soeh' ""en u was oer'eneu ''ey
intended 10 hera on the prairie ana ialen' ul te main
oody came up Jus. however IS ON! e1nJeG'ure.
Inc sac ana IOWA ihu'ahs Sloe ou hea" o "elA oxen
AID horse from party whilst they were near Their VII
ages. 'iNoE eS n'ocN oeIs aU.iI' iv"i "eaa .o'
te uoveruent IAN "e'c s.,eii ia ,le' pssc nN 'ie
Vaiue cus ~" ~ ACCOUNT VI ' ''"''S ZIG '''9' "'
'eco'ei'u. -. On, -, ,,, -
slouNI Hi''IN 'IS' oU' toe oou. Auu Iso'.o 'e.
were leaving or hnd lett TINS frontier within inc ast
three weeks Tor the RACINE including toSe mat mac et
Independence.
Cant RrssrII writes the Rennblican in refer.
-
enee 70 inc California migrants as ioAo""
FouR MILEs WEST KANSAS RIVER.
leo miles West Of Independence l9th May ls46 s
Col a. CHAuBERs-We crossed the kansas yester
day and thu two three last preceding days being
cessiyely warm. and our animals good deal jaded.
considered it proper TO halt to-day, which affords me
another opportunity and perhaps no last for
time, Of giving you imperfect account Of our travels
You have been informed suppose, that the company,
by large majority indscreet enous h In select me
as their commander 10 Justify which hstcripg distinc
tion as far as could have imposed on my.elf in.
cessart abors by ,y and by night and blessed with
health shall not intprmit nv watchflness until we
reach the point of our destination
Nothing at Eli OF Interest, has TRANSFERRED since my
letter Our nurney.nys arc regular but very slow not
averaging than fifteen miles a day considered
Il proper yesterday TO divide the company In
sequence OF the great Of wagons and the
OF stock. retain with ninety. eight efficient men,
forty women fifty seven children, three hundred and
twenty oxen nifty horses and forty wagons. COM
divisions always within convenient reach a
able me to concentrate In few hours. at any time,
hasn ~ 'e"' 'A'' '''i III e''e'sen'y VIII ever
our per!grina,on though provokinslv mopotouous so
far driving and forming caras are concerned
yet occasionally mingled win good deal Of excitement
numbers Of the nra,rie denzens most sansv dressed
mounted on the wild. outIandsh ponies, passing and
passing our column oantering our coys tor swaps.
void Of cnriotr bink we are ehiey Indebted 70 that
quality OF mother Eve for their frequent visits. As yet,
90 not tnk ,ey nave 'soep anytnins rom US out per-
Our party. without single excepton. ladies' and gem
tlemen continue enjoy moot robust health as Is
proved by sPpetes tnAt would DO uuce to subject OF
,r,nsI. x, nv ina, ~ re poo
inva.ion OF their far distant pasture ground
We have learned the probability ofour difficulties With
Mexico out u mas crested no alarm among our laaie'
and as shal 90 on and II attacked. the Anglo Saxon
nay pe ~ $780, NJ" not 'e 'aA'
am so badly situated for writing tina, must OF nece.
sty come To close, bu, mast frst tell you in.
cieasG our Huuoe, Sncn process we nope WI con-
sinue ~ oul poIeeseo Ee" nome worthy laoy "as
oroueni TO oeG yesernAy on our marcn oy cause not
complained OF ~ those VINO !oVe thtif lords and 10
etnor' une my hnJu'snt reported t"in BOY. ADDED 10
our numbers one OF ~hom "as named after The attend
ing physician and the other after your humble
II continue this way, how long will 10 people
B Coli I in hs,ta