The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25
Col Fremont and his Party.
AUTHENTIC PARTICULARS.

Taos, New Mexico. Feb 6, 1s4e.
~ e on aesn mad Tsasa to the
ssd ' Mr. vincent nsss 4 Hale ai
seemen w three or enp eSe Insudn
Mr. King and Mr. Poux we have lost eleven of our party
Within Hs% q IN 19fs b s
because am now unwilling force mind dwell upon
na F am absolutely astoaished this
y remember Is that ;,t bad left the
the baggage and with sufficient abont It to en-
fe S W ms sy
f 0 Say kag i j. s at all They
exhansed and the dead mules the western side Of ths
!. Manuel-lyou will remember Manuel-a Christian In.
dian Of the Cosnmne tribe in the valley of the san Joa
and Begged a' Has she yh naS
had left in command to shoot him Failing to find death
there Which be Doubtless Gts did, camp
threw party moved on and at len miles Wise out
fell Sf Ms.as N aP si.S
snow on the bank Of the river
Carver raved during the nishtVhs s wholly
occupied with images OF many things which he ancied him.
died. e o he Wandered off, and
Soel this day he fourth from the camp laid down
% d WITH W1S S Ea' Thssse
w9 ID mt %ss las % kss That
They travelled getting here and there grouse but
nothing else the deep snow in the valley having driven off
The state of the party became desperate and brought
he had done all he could for ihe@ha they had no ober
plan and the Of sna es Re as
ne soald down the river that for himself if he was to be
did die TIL. address had its effect They accodiD ely sep
With Haler continued five others-Sco Hubbard. Mar
TN bacon one other. and the two Costume Indian boys
him Of his family and urged him y and bod
out for their sake Reused by this appeal his tender aec
behind On further appeal he Promised
to foley. and to oys5take them az evening.
any of them should give the Others were not to wait
Soon had e
not anticipate events Sufficient for each day the
At night Kernes party encamped few hundred yards
from HaeIs with the intention, according to Tapn,
the meantime live upon those who had died and upon the
weaker they should die With this party Were The
Stepperfedt and Tarln do not know that have got all
Ferguson and Beade had remained together behind In
Hss, up and % nee in Kene
and Andrews wandered off the next morning and Sed
They say they saw their bodies.
gave out According to the agreement he was left to DIE
6at with such comfort could be given him They built
without turning their heads HaeI look at
f S% of u ASOS T B1 g.
gave out He another Of the four who had cove.
% faf o did
In the afternoon the two Indian boys went ahead
HIM the news He bred signal guns to nifty his approach
that e had come Tbs night the rst Of hos and
E ss . the snG With the first light GG ley
Rfy CMIy advancing hear that they I'll cried together
dangers to be faced or halhps to be conquefsd They
Were all children in this moment Of melted hearts Succor
bis eco s Haer WRc tuned
Iedy followed the back trail search Of the living and the
IT,. H. the only
From Ks1ss party mex, met they learnt the death. of
yho tod them hat Bsadie had died de night before Ali
the living were found and saved7MaDue among them,
the dead to ten third Of the whos party which few
days before sealing the mountain with and battling
secS@pshsa fs for people
uhe service had been prescribed him that OF going to the
se9yer The most valuable Of the baggage seceted there
with some Mexcsns and pack mules he went on and this
~ aee Hss With EN- and Bacon a. foot and
Pueblo on tie Little Colorado Provisions for their suppo
and hoes for their TRANSPORT, left for the Others who
;9 %ead
reached the Little Pueblo last night Hser came on to
wound The point setting out again Al n0 When Godsy
IN S
viii be necessary tell you any thing further You
Epening, How rapid The changes Of life few
days ago and was struggling though snow in the savage
frozen river in more than Russian coidno food no blanke
in the long frozen nghts-Q had sold my
the night We might Be Ioased By the Indian he"Soub
full very doubtful whether should ever see you or friends
saing own thoushs-wrtng to you in the certainty of
s9 "
ing IN safety to the raging storm WITHOUT.
euc my party and the loss Of fends are causes Of
sn d sd Vsy S neither
have the other, and sometimes both give
heretofore have come out nnhn believe that the re-
c q end e sometimes gye u. resist
call up.
follow the old ella road and shall rapidly. and expect
to be California in March, and to find letters from home.
perhaps because these things have home look about them
The future occupies me Our home in ar
the finishing up my ge0gaphca and Astronomical
Msss ayhe@ Con- on" aseDt"ra warehouse New YORK;
ngd then to ship ne hhug 5a
to forward San Francisco runs Of mill
stones The NIL irons and the agriSpural insu msnts
fIancsco by the time arrive there Your arrival in April
These extrac relation to Col Fremonts intended pur
suits are given to contradict the unounded uppoton of
word gold not mentioned IN bis letters from one end to the
other did he take gold mining the his cacua
ton when he left Missouri the 21st of October last al
though the authentic reports brought by Lieut. Beale Of
the navy. then in all the newspapers. and fully known
to him.
February 1I-Godey has got back. H. did not succeed
n recovering any of the baggage Or camp furniture Every
down the river The depth of the made mpossi
s s' the ss e %ee sS The
good fortune large aorgas travelling trunk
the double which packed-and that about ALL
SANTA Fr, February u, lS4s In the midst of hurried
emepts and in the difficult endeavor get part all
started together, can only write line say that am
well, and moving on to California. aoW leave Santa Fe
this evening.
have received here from the officers every civty and
attention in their power and have been assisted in my outfit
far possible for them to do dine this evening
with the Governor (Col Washington before follow my
party. Spanish gentleman has been engaged to go to
Albuquerque and purchase mules for From that place
go my animals, and expect detention as we
olow the old CHA route so long known, and presenting
nothing new to stop for"
This name was printed Poue in our ast-it written
both ways.
COUGH GRANDILooUENcE-Lo Cough, the |
British General in India, pompously begins dis
patch of the late ndecisive actions, by saying,