The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-17
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together like chdren-lhese men of iron and lion
hearts, when dangers be faced or hardshps 10 be
conquered They were all children In this moment oil
melted hearts Succor dealt out to these low rs
met and Cooley with his relief and accompanied by Haier
who turned back, huriedly followed the back trail IN
search OF the living and the dead seattle red In the rear
They came TO Scott first He vet alive, and is saved
They to Hubbard he dead but still warm
These the only of Haers party that had been
left
From kenes party, met, they learnt the deaths OF
Andrews and Rohrer and lille further on met Fer
guson, who told them that Beade had died the night
before All the living iound-and saved-Mannel
among them-which looked like a resunection-and re-
duces the number of the dead TEs-one-ihrd OF the
whole party which few days before scaling the
ain with me, and battling with the elem twelve
thousand feet in the air.
Cooley had accomplished his mission Tor the people
further service had been prescribed him. that Of going
the camp the river the base of the great mountan to
the mos, liable OF the ba ggage seceied there
With some Msxc and pack mules he went and
this is the last yet heard of him.
Vincent Haler with Martin and Bacon, all foot. and
bringing Scott horseback, have just arrived at the
outside Pueblo, the Little Colorado. Provisions for their
support and horses for their transport left for the
Others who preferred remain where they were, regain
ing strength, till Cooley should get back. Al the
latest they would have reached the little Pueblo last night
Haer came TO relieve my nnxieiies. and did well in SC
doing for wound up the point of setting again.
When Cooley returns shall know from him all the cir
sufficiently ia detail understand clearly
everything But will not be necessary tell you any
thing further You have the results, and ough in
reading them.
Epsning How rapid the changes OF life A few
days ago, and struggling through in the savage
wds of the upper Del Nortei the OF the
frozen river in than Russian cold food blanket
in the long freezing nghtsQ had sold my two
the Utah for help to my men) uncertan at what mo-
of the night might be reused by the Indian rifle
doubtful, very doubtful, whether should you or
friend, again. Now seated by q comfortable fire,
m Wn Writi To in
certainty of reaching youa French volume of Balls
the tablea coored print of the landing of Columbus be-
fore me-sening in safety to the raging storm without!
You will wish TO know what effect the scenes have
passed through have had upon In person, The
destruction of party aud the loss of friends
of grief; but have not been Injured in body mind
Both have been strained and severely taxed but neither
hurt. have the other, and netimes both.
give in strong frames, strong minds and hearts
but, heretofore, have unhurt. believe that
the remembrance of friends sometimes gives power of
resistance which the desire to lives could
call up
have made my prepa rations proceed shall have
follow the odG,la road, and shall rapidly, and
pec to be in California in March, and to find letters from
home, and supply OF newspapers and documents more
welcome perhaps, because these things have home look
about them. The future occupies Our home in Cali
f,rnia-you arrival in Aprl-your good health in de-
lighliu cmaethe flashing up my geographical and
Economical abors-my farming abors and enjoyments.
have written Messrs. Mayhem Co agricultural
house, New York, requesting them TO ship me Immediately
a thre,hing machine; and to Messrs Hoe IL Co, same
city, requesting them forward San Francisco
two runs or sets of mill stones The mill irons and the
agricultural instruments shipped for me last autumn from
New York will be San Francisco by the tme arrive
there. Your arrival in April will complete all the plans
tThese in relation to Colonel Femonts intended
pursuits given contradict the unounded snpposton
of gold projects attributed him by newspapers
The word gold mentioned in his letters from end
to the other did he take gold mining the least into his
calculation when he left Missouri the 2st of October
last, although authentic reports brought in by Lieut.
Beale navy, then in all the newspapers and
fully known to him]
February lCiodey has got back He did not succeed
recovering any Of the baggag, camp furniture Every
thing lost except few things which had brought
down The depth OF the made it impos
sbe for him reach the camp at the mountain where the
had left the baggage Amidst the wreck / had the
good fortune my large Iorga', travelling trunk
the double which you packed-ind that was about all
SANTA FE, February IL, l3i9-ln the midst OF hurried
men,s and difficult endeavor get party all
started together, only write line 10 say that am
vel and moving California l tcM leave Santa Fe
this evening
have received here from the officers every civy and
their power and have been assisted in my out
tit far it possible for them to do dine this
evening with the governor, (Col Washingon) before
follow my party. Spanish gentleman has been engaged
to 90 albuquerque and purchase mules for me- From
that place we go on my animals, and expect no de-
tenton as follow the old CHA route long known and
presenting nothing to stop for.