New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18


Fozr KrAsNEY. NrHEAsXA. Nay 2
Gr~rLyNy~ Tie tioe of eu.-ra -l'n t'"srd me
land ~ p-ous 49, va the south Pass may ioN -e gus
.f--at 3. having fairly 80 ~ lay Aa1I'1' --' ~
-er rf rae Increasing ahi -lr 81 n as,
-f+ l.-ra~s multiply upon - sstuti'lln- " -.
81 ,r.-r. rassfi this tCst ulsSlnE r Al ---@ 4-'
. nat Including a Government tram o., ~ We u
fr- ta The france guard VI The Nl-e-. lndrf Aal'
~lnun.or destined for Bear i-Fer -oli'N Il p.
Happy Valley % t1e Noruons. ln Hy -. 80 ,
So. .s,ef hat on A. average there were 81. men lo
wagon. % may safely So down ~ J. Nli'l - -.
rearly = 0oO for the number a-rcany .n ~. ~ -,
$500, The reports OF persons recently from ne iV-
tiers represent t1e whole country - -- .-D, -o6o
--rr.i ...rr. l1ne rides boNies and reyo.Fef' 800
WAGONS 81. .UU t0 ~ DO mon, ana '''' '-i' 49,.
---.s tH. Plains or 10 least vii attempt Do. - ,-
800 ~. ...s- That there Will oe great suIerln- lu
,he Montana there cannot Boz = shade" Oh uy-l"
Many teams sve passed here ilat WI. ne'e. i .
Mountains. muca res pass over 49, D'.- ~ p, "a,
y..rr a. ZAP a. posi- e win iheif !" '.ons 80
a. .Lero and PACK over. Already severA nave U'rN
deserted retNeen thi. point 'ni l.e l.-'.., ., -
f.- .r. enough have been thrown away % iced
.,l. VILLAGE Every man j. te-rous OF getting 70 "a.
b. 4,-tu-. 'ftle aneai 90 hs nci-npor' ana "ne' Ho
.o. he b. falling behind out gees SIDE OF D'eoi 'as
III aaur OF q 0t OF coffee and sugar uh.4i ne n"' Ir
4-.f ed. ration. o. such nicely fnat ne VIII JUST
,.. be- Starved hv The tine De gets 90 "here ne can
80 mn bad. gold washer The last arrival from ne iron
--. va. m old fellow who swan the Platte snort
distance from here and was found by some indian
-er ou the bank Of the river ~ an exhausted sta'r
49,. ,,r.r-ed him IN some buffalo robes restored bun
- he an3 sen, him on hi. way rejoicing His clothes
,i .tef he placed on log which he pushed ahead o.
b.r, while BE- swan ic considered the Platte pretty
shtv considerable river, taxing 1t 70 DO about Ten
miles wide
A serious difficulty occurred day or two since be-
tween tRl en-. grants 10 this vicinity. Do when one o
Thorn hy the name a arri. lo-t bis life j. appears
that this man had been making advances toward me
wife ola man hr the nse Of Shields which coming 70
20 hi- shields. ears induced him 90 lay open hi' lhM
ri. 81 bead with an Ak he died Instantly.
Fifteen Paunce scaps rere taken by the sioux lew
dsy. ago near ,hc F0rks Of the Platte The Pa~nees
were "a horse. stealing expedition and were slr
prsed. Yours SC fA"NAh'
Nav 2--Two hundred and thirtytwo wagons
reached here Yesterday making li13 that have gone
past 10 o. th. morning Beside these wagons several
psr,ie. with pack animals have also passed 'nis place
Bryant with train Of this description. encamped
within mile OF the Fort last night lie u pushing
ahead rapidly A large Mormon emigration j. pas,ins
along on the opposite side of the river AMI also several
trans 0f Californian. but the water i 80 high mat -
exceedingly di'sclir fo cross and cannot therefore
obtain the number of wagons that side OF the n'ef
Two men l0st their lives a lew days ago on the -
Joseph trail one ly wagon running over him, ana
the other BY the accidental discharge OF gun lhey
both belong ed the trail but their names have not
ascerfaiued.