The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

ecavraasfed against waiting isS each osAsF ri. sVrv'Vosa dtd fer hsm they had done io, gsb bard. and passed on
 In she sitsrncoh the two iadiaa boys wen, aheA, blessed De thsss boys '--and before nigtiaa mo, Godey with he relief He he'd gone ou y.,,A 'e speed. The boys gave Aim the news iJs s.a, signal guns to notify his approach Hal.y h,,,i the guos, and knew the crack of cur ,iass a, ieli that reIiet had rome. This agat va. Inc s,,, et hope and loy. Early ia the mosu,nc. ,,,,A ,A. h'st gray light, tsodey in the trail, api Sos,s met lIaleT and the wreck o< his pa,sy st.,,t' advancing hear lhal they oll cried tcgr,hsr ,',, ehihrcR-these men of iron nerves snd bnn hs.,. when dSagers were to be faced cr hAtdShinS t ~ conquered. They were all children in th,S n,,s.s, ot melted hearts. Snccor was sooa aess os, ,a tA. lew hEst me'i and Go1ey with hiS relief and srsos panied by taler, who turned ba, k. husrirdiy fol lowed The back trail in search of inc hying amt m. seAd, scattered n the rear They camr to S,n, hrst. he was yet alive, and Is apved, They rsms to Hubbard next: he was dead but s,ill watg, These were the only ones of Haiet's psryy hat h.s been leIf
 From KeFne's party, next Bet, they learnt th. deaths ot Andrews and Rohler, aud, f,ile Iuf,he, on, met Ferguson, who told them that Beadle h.a dIed the night heiorc. All the living were 6,aal and saved. Mapaei among them, which looked tt. resurrection, and reduces the number el The seas to ten-one-thifi of Inc whole party which ge,r days before were scaling the mountain with me ssa tRFft the air. Godcy had accomplished his mission for he n.o pie; further service had been prescribed bm that Of goiag tc the camp the river at ih. h.ss ot the great mountain, 10 recover the most yaus ble of tho baggage secre,ed there. With soms Mexieans and packed mules he wen, on, and ths is the last yet heard of himL
 Vincent Iialer, ~iih Macin and Bacon, all oa faO, and bringing Scott on horseback have iast arrived ,i the outside Pueblo, on the Little Colorado. pro visions oF their support, and horses for ,her trans. port, were left for Ihe others who pIeter,ed to t
 man where they were. regainlng strength. till Godey should get back. At the latest they we1 have reached he little Pueblo last night Hs,er came on to relieve my anxlcies, and ,lid well la sc doing, for was wound up iO the point of <erl,ns out again. When Godey returns shall know from hun all the circumstances sufficiently in drial ia understand clearly everything. Rai it will no, he necessary to tell ycu anything further. You have the resul,s and sorrow enough in reading tbeta EreniHg How rapid are the chang>s oi fife, A lew days aga. and was struggling through snow a the savage wlds of the upper Dei Norte following the course of the frozen in than Rassias cold-no food, no blanket to cover me in the tahg freezing night t-I had sold my two 10 the tlsA nr help to my men )--ancertain at what moment n tts night we might be reused by the Indian fifeloabl. fnl, very doubtful, whether 1 should ever see Fc, or friends again. Now l am seated by a comior,a bic fire, alone, pursuing my own though,s-wriing to ynu in the ceftaIniy of reaching youa French vanme of Ballzac on inc able--a colorrd print of the landing CT Columbus before me, listening in safety io the raging storm without!
 You will wish To know what effect the scenes have passed through have had upon me In per- son, none. The destruction Of my party. and he loss of rieids, are causes of grei; but have not been injured in body or mind, Both have been strained, and severely taxed, but neither hurt have seen one or the other, and some times both give way n strong frames, strong minds and stout hearts; but, as heretofore, have nut nnhuft I believe that the remembrance of friends some. times gives us power ot resistance which the tt. sire to save our own lives could never call mp 1 have made my preparations to proceed, shall ] have to follow the old Gila road, and shall Tapidly. aud expect 10 be in California in Marcia ! FebrHarg li.--tsodey has got back. hc did not suceeed in recovering any ot the baggage or camp | furnitaIe. Everything was lost, except some lew
 things which had brought down 'o the rlser. The
 depth of the snow made it impossible for him io 1 reach the camp at the mountain where the men had i eia the baggage. Amidst the wreck, | hal Inc
 good fortune save my large aiforgas, or favelmy ! irunk-the double one which you pscked-and ! that was about all.
 SANTA FE, Fe6rsa,y IT. lsl9--In the midst oI hurried movements, and tn ihe difficult eudesvof 10
 get party all started together, can only wHie |
 line to say that am well ana moving on io Caiioi- nia l will leave Santa Fe this eyeping.
 have received here from ihe officers every ei'l-
 " and attention m heir power, and have been as
 sisted in n outfit as far it possible for thrm
 % do. dine this evening with he govethor, Col. ! Washington before follow my party. \ Spii.-
 lsh gentleman has been engaged 10 go to Aibnqger-
 que and purchase mules for me. From that place
 we go my own animals, and expect no dslsn-
 lion, follow the old Giia route so long known.
 and presenting nothing new 10 stop iof.