New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

cellent site for city The town 10 bufh avery rresu
lar manner The Tulsre mountains, -itA o-r- snd
rocky tops stand few niles ~ the hight OF the to~h'
ant stretch r0Eu ih- COST
On SUNDAY. tn 18Th II April party Of HWY rn-n
Wa ordered BY Col Burton ~ ehosen from tn- nree
companies O. march down 10 the Pueblo De los anceirs
~-cnrt - some ammunition ~hen ~-- .'ot .' y
Col Cooke the commanding n 'er OF fnsf poet IVA
u.d-.-y volunteered a one Of tn party being sns
ious % the country. II ~ss slmos' rrftziny *
V--cted thst would b. stscked t-- rost Our Or
d-rs were. 10, % give ~ the smnunnon 90 -ny &C
cogn, ard 10 the u nong .-cs~t snd s-usn-
,.d that the n-n s,ouf MAKE :, bic duty O. q ~
Or the pos1rr suogsr irsu u u should fal MO ""
h.ni. 81 The emmy Th- Pueblo !. aoout "a niles
from here ~hich marched In nv- dss. and -n-li-
bvouse every ssni o-n-sih the shsd- OF 'nr trees.
Al tie most coov-ri-ut wagering Place W. Kidd
roasted sn1 at young bullock every tao nigh's The
tsrts could no, have h--n BITTER ehosrn They we're
Dr-ify een drii-s. rs.fy Tor hsht sDd sru~i ~ ~
t..th <iih p.'n- bowie sufvt. e hrsife oar n-i-f
musk-f. sr1 tx-nfy round. " ball csrtrds-, snf
make no doubt they weud have gwen = party OF ~
Nexicsns or CAlii,rni-ns q very row reception We
rest-d tire. days II the City OF Angels ana n-rchec
back sgsin IN tue same time. arriving here on sunday
Nave
The road winds alonx the beach fIr soou, thirty miles
u the mission OF t Buonsv-nrur- where u turn. into
= valley and 80 contnu-. from valley 10 valley. down
=, the Pubic some II the valleys ar vel S.t~r'd
400 w0od-6 want % 0nth thee u great ar"
b. toe value and beauty Of Er-4 p'rt o IN c"un
try We passed through Two me valleys ore DAY -nd
,,-v.l.d over t~ertv Nv nile. b.i W. found drop
~ ~at-r We Jaw many uil-s ~ nnr valley i-nd VITO
the veg.isnon al dri-d up for w.ni o. ~si-r or rain
The Pueblo d. Joe Angeles 10 called h- ~ -r't w 70
California Il liie larger ih-n -ant. barosr- ~ni
hyt more 2. rglarly do not thif 20 pretty or -
pr-tny -tnst-d this psre though u has tnr adv-n
tar- of having crest many the yin-Fsfds near he
dragons. vho crossed from santa re Nl'n u-n hr"'
n.y sn1 four compsui-s OF the Mormon battalion are
.,stioo.- there The MornOns sr- rnc-myed On NIL
which rises reht m. town This DILL ia most TX
c-lent place for foruh cations. Tor II comm-nhs tnr
whole town snd valley Thy are ,ns'.-a n o'se,os
-ntrenchment. for bresstsofk wnlch ihry He gong
10 build around the top Of this hill
IL 10 rumor-d here for some time that force 10 com
ing on from Mexico. under Csstro or bu-isnfnte II
they should come the Pueblo Will DE- one OF the nr',
point. Of attack The C-lifornisns a. genera thing
would b. s4d Of the arrival OF THIS force and would -
sistu by III the means In their power Tor believe
they in their hearts though they are All poiib
mes. toward us ~ present fr-monts oatta ton OF
mounted men have been dsosnded and that parsonage
/. nov 81 the Pueblo.
Ths risi.us Of this country show evident traces q
their having been splendid and npuH.ning in''u
Mons but thy are In the last stsge u decay aud
alnn., deserted There 10 q fne large why's or
fruit garden attached u each Of th'm. in which sr-
r-isd oranges iirne. ns- ose. er-p-s -pples yesrs
y. aches prioky p-sr. this run aoounds All
over the country) sud other fruits
This place Is very ten pers'e and hesthy since W.
arrived here the thermometer b-s not ranged over 90
Tbs dsy. are generally fo-, hut tbs nights are cold.
Th,v say here that the ouly Diff in the o. ssons 10
III A Winter the RAINY and summer the dry one nut
n no rain falls In Ii. summer the heavy dew which
falls dung the night should almost make ample -mends
for IL The Csliiornia dew IL remarkably nesvy-iD
fact IL come. down like mist or slight r-in-
Tbs soil On soule Of the valleys on tne sesboard Is
good hut have of IL under cultivation
what have Of California IL nothing but mouot-in
and valley wood Is very scarce In SONS places. and
what there s Of the sssbonrd Ia OF the stgni-d oak
Old residents have told that the se-hosrd should
DOT be- taken sample of what the whole country Is.
II It should much disappointed. aud the country 10
resiiy 4. far iDf-rior 10 ~h4t expected II ~". am
told that there beautiful country bsck OF ihe Tuare
mountains up the River Sacramento. shall see more
o however before leave IT, and shall then be able to
Judge better.
The Natives do nothing but raise large herds OF cattle
on their land and ride constantly their horses They
are good.for nothing Icy race OF people. Some OF
trtm that the American flag shall not ny here
long They say that II mas been torn down twice A.
ready thst II will be done sgan but that's III Ia my
eve They have been treated well BY our Governmen,
since II took possession IT the couniry-betier than
ever any conquered people were trested before.
W. are now 10 garrison here, and have good nd com
Portable quarters. stevenson he's been ordered down
to Pueblo With Two compsnies--G and +.
send me some papers shall cross the Rocky Noun
,ains with tn help Of God the fret Spring after We are
disoandcd II the Government does not pay our mile
sge back shall consider 1t shameful proceeding and
contrary 20 the ssrct letter OF the law
Your AAectOrsie brother, }. :.