New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

were some SIX or eight mlsI s5ove the river BIZ aid
Of the Indian borses we carried these three with
Gown 10 The valley. ~ the Pueblo the Little Colo
RADIO which We reached the fourth day sfterssrd
tha tenth after esvDg toe camp on ihe mountsins,)
having travelled through sDos, and en- foot loo mica
look upon the feeling which induced me 20 se, out
from the camp inspiration. Had | rer1si3ed
there waiting the return Of poor Kings party every
man Of ne must have persisted
The morning after reaching the Little Colorado Pus
blo (horses and supplies DO. being there Cooley and
rode on TO the Rio Hondo and thence 10 T-os about
twenty five miles, where we found hat We needed !;
and the next morning Cooley. with four Mexicsns
thirty horses or mules aud provsons sat out on his
return 10 the relief OF Vincenthslers party heard
from him at the Little Colorado Pueblo, which he
reached the tame day he left me- and pressed the
next morning On the vsJ ne received accession
Of eight or ten hOrses turned him BY the orders
of sjor Bea OF the army. commanding officer Of this
northern district Of New Mexico. From him received
the offer of every aid 10 his power and such actual As
rstsnce he vss able 10 render Some horses which
be had lust recovered from the Utshs losned 10
me- and be supplied me from the COmnissArys depart.
rnert with provisions. which could have had nowhere
else End myself in the midst Of friends With Car.
IL living Owens. Maxwell 10 at bis fathernlaws,
doing a prosperous business IS merchan, and con
tractor for the troops. remain here with these old
comr AIDES while Cooley goes beck because IL not
necessary for to with him, and 1t Necessary
for me 10 remain and prepare the means Of resurng
tie expedition 20 California as a. be returns WITH
the men len behind expect him on wednesday
evening the 3lst inst this being the 18th.
say 70 your father that these my plans for the
future Al the beginning Of February Cooley having
got back at that time shall for California tax
ing the southern roulette old route-by the Rio
Abao the Paso del Eorte the south side of the ella,
entering California by the Aqua Caente, thence to Los
Angeles and Immediately 10 san Francisco expecting
TO get there In March, and hoping for your arrival in
April II s the fret time have eTpcTSd old road,
but cannot help Ii now. shall move rapidly, taking
with buts part Of my party. The snreyf has been
Haisrrspied up 70 this point aud shall carry on oos
seouiireiy AZ 81 possible after reaching Cslifor
mia shall 90 on With H. shall then be able 10 draw
up map and report OF the whole country, sgreeaby
20 our original plan Your father knows that this Is
object Of great desire with Al my Oth1 plans
nam enfiTelV rHaerfd home In California Ia the first
point and that will be ready for you In April.
EreniR9-Mr. ST. Vrsin and Aubrey who have just
arrived from Ssnts rs. called TO zee me. | bad the
grathcson to learn that ST. Vrain sets out from ssna
re on the 18TH OF February tor 81 Louis 80 that by
him shall have early and opportunity Of send
ing you my letters-the one now write. and others
after the OF Cooley. and up 70 departure for
California. Lieut. Beale LEI, Santa Fe on his wsy TO
California the 9th Of this month. He probably
red on with him letters that mis- at have been In his
care. or at Santa re. for me.
Monday Jan. 29.-My letter assumes a Journal form.
No news from Cooley. great deal OF falling weather
rain and sleet heresnov In the mountains Ihis IL
10 be considered poor country mountainous with but
little arabic land and Infested with hostile Indians
am anxiousy waiting TO hear from my party and in
much uuessiness 10 their fate. Ny presence kept
them together and quiet my absence may have bad
bad effect. when we overlook Kings furnishing
party, Breckenridge said 10 me n. slt h'~',g SAFE
SO far the from the first letter. and they
mournful enough. The next written after the return
Of Cooley with the Survivors OF the party will be still
more Though written with rapidly and confined to
events-the mind rccoling from the description OF
scenes and the details Of woe- Ia still too much Tor this
nights paper, and must be deferred TIL our next.
iwhh view among other sr'. Ob.c;., to ,h- s''PPi and