New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

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good many Of tue adVenufers AMI aavisaors have A.
rved Al this Poin on their way io the Happy sla %
10 dass ago rhry are sad 10 be 20 ahead bows nom s.
Louis "a, au m hopes 81 being wiu ha.oo.ug Gle
There every variety ofcouvey aHce-oA mule ana horse
trains foot travellers Ae There - one OF The al.ef " ho
his shoulder and ia.thi dog BY his SIDE. re has uacc
upon foot nom The from The forests of The henaetec
had golden vision OF The land CaAlotais,
where he expects to arrive lie SAYS be thinks be 80
there upon p meals have authorized Mn 10 draw upon
ne for bali the when DEE feels hungfy His pinc-
pa! object appears 10 De 10 OBTAIN cows for aiaNouH
dsaytier and thereby enable her 10 marry ea'. law
TSsls viii doubtless. be much suffering route ,hi.
selves thNa diacaues which hey have % encounter
Persons who able 90 wax hfeen OF sixteen miles
ging in The gold mines 81 California There Dc grszns
cs,s,ned large number Of animals BY dvereing fon
the main route an places here the county VIII aini ~
There "a be IN abundance of grass ir al The srAl'
as far RorLaTaaie. aef = hch there viii Pc sam
IN places until they Reach their destination AhS ra.i,
NE South Pass there are three aereni by
tou Hal. BY the South STE 81 The N1cai Sal LaNt
snd ms other the North TIE eef wSs led oA' a.
ny sVsm OF tSitN waSot> upoa sseit return on a
hoaia 10 he mountain settlements The country taroukL
sons heia,eI BY devsns aiie nom the beaten rscs
Will and valleys where they Winter themselves anl
not they can live upoa Their cattle instead OF osnc a.
and themselves &a4 ear1en wastes OF The SHOWS u tas
Sierra Nevada
Yesterday fell u with party Of e saeen csayeune
AID Sioux wsrlorsthe bold robbers q he praire-ao
sace, no doubt, made mAny green IN" ue.as;e viii
tear They were the path icr he Pawnecs tl,t
of OF whom they bad dangling Along their
ssddleoows Respectfully, &c MM.G.
Later and InterestiHg from the Plains.
Our correspondent az -. L0dls writes by tele
graph as fellows;
Ry an arrival here from tAe Mormon settlement The
Salt LAAe We have dates to The sla Of May II is stated
that the country very healthy and the crops promise a.
abundant There had been tne rains N ae
valley.
Many Of The Mornons had goae IN search Of gold. sSasi
ne counsel ef tho elders Of Tho ehsreh.
The Crow Indians had committed number 81 deFreis
carrying oa AOssss, esgs Se WAeaeseg oPpos-
unity oGered.
Coz Leverins and Raokeas,os, with lroOps, were me,
oa The q ush iok Of the Platte River Thvy werc seume
along very well.
The Cholera Is rapidly dissPFesrng from smcas Tie
emasIsnss VI the P.sins
Tie srs company q snsran me, al For Laramie Oh
the ~ OF Nay.
several serious qarels and hghSs had occurred among
the ,nrAnIs Many had ken he bach irsss fO' hosne
- Tsx WsssLI>e BRIDSs has been pro
tested against oy the citizens OF Pittsburgh on ne
ground vi public nuisance, ss an obstruction 10 TIE
iee nssS siioa ol the Ohio River. Their Froies; In
sssos the sttsption and cooperation OF al other eils
and villages Interested in the freedom OF The waters
g1~ There = 6shs between the ci,izeos %
Aachiaspors and wni,ncyvie Ne GA the 7th sbeGf =
which both towns wsntsd for the sfh Of 'Siy-
Ose nsa bad his ribs broken