The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-12

day last direct from Oregon, having e the foner see
nents on the 9th of May and made the trip to ST. Joseph
The party met but little difficulty the route The va
oqs parties OF emigan'S to Oregon and California
net ut the Big Sandy and two other companies al Green
iver. ...l
ma, and their rulers-the twelve Apostles they
aed-were met at Fort Bridges. 1t understood that
ne Msrmons would not proceed this further than
Al Fort Hall, Messrs Shaw and Thompson met samuel
lown to the 25lh May
he United States to take his before court martial
movements of Gen. Keany and Com Stockton and the
question of authority which existed between them. Ii was
announced days ago by Col. Russell who came with
dispatches that Gen Kearny was about to arrest Col FREE
mont and have him hung as rebel Nobody of course
ileved the latter of the statements bat the of
rrenont proves that the quarrel between Gen. kearny
hd oom STOCKTON was more serious than was al first APP
Com Stockton had left, and WINS on his way home.
gans Nazaan, Acapulco and other towns in that quar-
err Inc troops had all been ordered in The
movements but is doubtless TO enforce the blockade pro-
claimed by Com, Biddle.
Gen. Kearny about to leave California and expected
o reach the States IN the month of September.
The affairs Of California generally appear be in very
Messrs. Shaw and Thompson learned from Bnnnon adj.
ltonal details of the serngs experienced by parties
Of emigrants which failed reach California before the
as, winter came upon them. They add TO the horrors
the previous seveny-fve persisted cold
by exposure TO the and from starvation The survi
reduced TO the dreadful alternative Establishing
upon the dead bodies of their companions!
The whole Reed family, in connexion with that Of Don
reached the suffers settlement in safety after endurng
Incredible suterings.
Com. Drake of the British ship Modesto is on his way
the United Sares overland, with small party. He will
probably be attacked by the Pawnees. M sNtt
HE MARkErs.--ln the Baltimore market, this morning
four dull, and the demand moderate. Renspecied
and fresbground flour from old wheat is selling slowly
So 81 $5 rs. Sales of City Mills, in small lots, are
making, as it is manufactured at &c. which is the ruling
price to-day The last sales of Susquehanna -four
$o 62a The receipts and supply of all descriptions OF
Hour are light Nothing doing in corn meal. The receipts
IF grain also light Good primo new Maryland
wheat red, is selling Il5 125 cents, and white do
LIS l35 centste latter figures for such suitable for
amy -four About 900 bushels is all that has been sold
to-day Oats in little better request sales are
making ut 81 40 The crop of oats very in
different while that of Virginia is said be very fine
better than has been known for many years Hardly any
arriving-whte and yellow may be quoted 63 10
Not much doing in whiskey Small sales at 25 rs
cents, in hhds and barrels.
At Philadelphia, this morning, Pennsylvania -four was
held at &c. Not much demand.
Wheat, red, 40 l2S per buslel white do. 100 1856
cts. Oats 81 a So cts. Yellow 70 cts.
Whiskey 27t cts. per gallon
Provisions and groceries in fair request good demand
for sugars and molasses
Not much doing in cotton-the market firm and prices
unchanged.