New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Nyws FROM THE PLAINS.
Arrival from the salt Lake-News from the
C.,,fornia EmixraBts-Their Progress
Territorial Government In the Great

T-,.-,., government In the Great
Basin. ..-,,
l. She Frontier Guardian, toe paper published
., Hs,esvfne Iowa by Mr.. o. Hyde, we hnd
- Ister and quite interesting news from the
ss,t Lake valley and tho California enigrsna
TIE Guardian IL the organ OF the hormons' ana
~ cou,se devotes good deal of is space, on TINS
occeson, 70 Mormon affair. We extract no mocn
OF the intelligence AZ - OF general interest," ANS
news wss brough. By A. w. Bsbbitt who srrived
a. Kaoesvilie on the 81 mat. Ia tnif'y'hA csys
f,ona lie Valley of the Salt Lake. He was water
bound on the route eight days. He performed TIE
trin With one man and seven horses, and light
wagon ia which he bro8gh. the mail. The GUAR
dian says
ckets entirely disappear where fowls and swine are
ne-oif,ed 70 rsr -, They have suffered comparative
" none ths year ~ ihose Insects Their wneat crops
are so0s. com looks prosperc1s-oees, carrots
so1sshes pun pkns and other vegetables are eNereh
Ts heA,h Of the citizens there good snd great ac
deity IA business prevailed. About l@Vy or A0.pvs
Csniorns emigrsnts passed though the saley Ano
.bont 600 calculated 70 Winter there. Many O. ne
Csnf-nsns s6 Dee baptized and intend 70 make mar
place fhe!r bome-soms Of the hfstcass OF mem ioI
wealth character. sDd influence No dincoy occurred
between people and the Cai;orhia enisfanis hho
he Iodlsns arc al friendly and snxiOus 10 learn
and 10 become civilized. They vish 10 learn - cum
ya,e the SOL so that they can have plenty Of bread &C.
Our people celebrated the 23,h Of July instead Of the
4th for two reasons Was, because toat "as tne
dsy on which b. Young and the Pioneers nst entered
the Valley; and the other was. they had htte or no
bread or hOur - make cskes &c that early, snd not
wishing 70 celebrate empty stomachs, tney post
named II t.n their harvest came We Crly able TO
sketch the beads Of the this week Tor wait oil
time and space, but We intend 70 pour out the who're
food In our next number. The valley nss been =
place Of general deposit for property, goodf sc. y
Csifornisns When they saw few bsgs ana EGGS "
.old dust that had been gathered and brought IN y
boys. Il made them completely e.,e ass
mules and horses that worth 80 or ~ - ole
nary times would readily bring -<VO 10 tne no. 80.
lie property AZ the lowest price locus 1i'o - -
,sroDsrty were daily offered ~ sucuoh "a 81 pa
ttai..y -. Nom Yankee wagon sometimes three
- IN, sres, hesvy ones would be offered In exchange
and woke Of oxen thrown n a. tbsi- -.
common domestic sheetings sod IRON I'VE u YEN
II. s.s, ysyd by tho bolt The beat Of spades ana
.hovei. Tor nifty cenis esch. Vests that co.t IN ~
Is one dollar snd nifty cents each, were sCio al 1A's
lskc for thirty seven and bali cents fuii cnes,s %
- .,ois ,hst would rost Que hundred and MY
solsrs IA tho East sold IN that place Tor twenty
f.e dollars Indeed almost every article. ehceps ~
gar and coffee, 10 selling, on an average, my pei
t.iov vholes.ls prices IN the Eastern cities Noun
!. rot Doe grand speculation for ksnesviie sno -. 10
seph merchants 70 go 10 tne Salt LAKE 70 ay ~ 'nei
Fe stock q goodsf They can BUY pieby VI "ssy o.
tse fr le,a than one bali what the iron coats IN -
FOULS. and any number Of cattle 70 haul then DscH-
This Kind Of operson has pot the people on tnti ss'
IN ,br Valley bu, when The alcohol vss bfouRht lOi
yart and so5 AZ threw Of them oil their iegs nci
having lad any Tor couple Of yeers orso and being
Hfsthcr exhausted by digging gold al the hme, tney
s-c not wise 10 hazard contest with 80 poirht 81
b. more TO be dreaded than the MODS OF Illinois.
~ yeous~ there think more Of their wheat crop
tean a tho gold mines They know, because tney cave
been made TO feel It, superior worm Msny OF u,
sooieranfs would pay no attention 10 the warnings OF
r oeope not 70 let their cattle drink OF the water %
s,ronsiy ilnpregnated with sslefatns. they 'sa u
wss al Mormon huT1bug about 'ne s,ssh pc'ns
..rorv enough 10 Kill their their cattle and the consc
ouence. were that ~ ore than two thousand deEo car
es'es OF oxen lay atre~ed along the way ard ,c 'ss
III. nsive smell csused thereby rendered IL sno'' III
possible 10 travel near The road . al,
he Cholera has been very iatsj among ti1
la one place Mr Dabbht mentions having pasfed Ten
deserted lodges, with mary dead Indian; ylng about
.nd their bodies torn and half eaten W the wolves
lie mot Livingston & kiLkndcs company, command
"a by William Miller. about 200 miles west oil Lara
mic. then oil we'll. Met Essn at Weber River-hick
man and Hatch beyond the South Pass hhu
Fsvlors company this side OF Laramie. They had one
Stampede about 80 teams pitched up took insnt 70
,hc DAY time and with their loads me ~id opna'o
Ooe lady was killed. (Mfs Hawk ana soNefsi oiheis
badly bruised and Injured. George As and hzas
company were all well. but getting along slowly on
account Of high water and constaD; rains ouhy' nc
Carry, and neloeg died OF cholera ou' oil me n,s'
company But four Of cur people died Of cholera OF
Mr Rabbit certainly deserves thanks and praise
Tor hs perseverance In swimming rNet., snu sJ, ,
oyet hs wego1 raits made with hatcher ana u,
together With isrstta. IL csnDot be very peasant
ioh 10 freight rude sort of rsit with wagon ana push
of Into rapid current and pole on' aoou, ose tusei
OF the distance across then take one end ~ rope ~
vcur teeth while the other end s attached 10 the rai
err plunge into the like espanei ana SWIM over
with craft and cargo In tow being swept Gown s,e'
over .naes and sswyers for quarter on nall mile "'
Mr. informs Ne has been his lot In two OF three IN
s.snces The ucrihce OF property thrown GU, ana ci'
NV the road side by the caliiornans, between Laramie
aud the Valley 10 beyond calculation as Mr. b: Informs
us Gen Wilson IL getting slowly on he VIII have 10
remain in the Valley this Winter most ikeiy ana no'
ylst the digging. unit, spring. Mr. r. thinks that
Ilvirgs,on and Klpk ado win be broken merchants
because Of 80 many goods getting 10 the valley before
their and having been cold Tor less than prime cost
Tho market lie gutted.
We learn By Mr.. b. that Major simmonson has estao
tshed the Government post NJ Suilths FORK OF wy
Bear River, about so miles from The SAT- Lske 'Hy
We learn from the source that the cluxens o
the Great Basin have organized Provisional Govern
mrnt called the State OF the Desert under when ih'
civil policy OF the nation Is duly administered, and Wi
30 continue until Congress shall otherwise provide by
law