New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
From the Plsips-Isdian Outraaes-Another
Version.

A dispatch dated 81. Louis, Friday July q,
ssys
Captain Hughes was robbed By the Chsyennes aud
su1 Indians thirty NILES this aide q Fort kearuy,
BID driven Elk hundred head Of Government cattle.
They surrounded him, about six hundred N hunter.
and took al he borses, mEles. baggage and Hss0ns
He had Du, small party 0lth BIN. and they we're
stripped Of everything The Cheyennes II search
q ne PswDees snd nsd destroyed deserted ps~nee
village the day before The next day Capt H. III IN
win hundred Psgrees Ortoes and Onnshas. no
ifnu.s dstey gave chase % Ire cneyenDes despef-
se hsnt pecfed the latter were IN high spir-
its aud fully determined 90 icing reverged-
The Io,a S,ar, Ga->ts ssy,;
Mr. Peter Hessler " augusta ia this County, Vlo
ief Nth the other eiEr=nts IN the -Prng or Cantor
ns ret1rne1 home during the last week ne re,1rus
IL con.eqoenoeo loo paired health produced By wound
inflicted him - mar named Jonn -tafkey ri Lee
Co The -iarkey. an1 certain william Patron. were
drvinz Mr hes-lers and fhe ditc-lfy grew 0li
Of attempt tneir pan fas Mr. n ssys) 70 ROB him
II ciscr1pery -fsr<eys oa entered the len 1reas'
pas.ed Through he lobe q The lungs and out
mar the back bone Patton aso fred 0ut without r.
feet NJ fred ~ Dln ~ them. one ~ D. D--- "a
king effect the lower part q -tarkeys BODY -tar-
key ana rsi.on were both expelled from TIE coDpan
hr. K .eit fOrt Laramie the I'm June o. rii.
grants we're getting Along very smoothly. with ie =
no -ickness he rfinzs about three hundred IN d..
died o. Cboerl toe disease. however, 1isagpeaitI
ABOUT 10 mice tnis side a Port LARAMIE. ne or
va pure and bracing aud Do apprehension u ~ re-
the fatal epi0-mc indeed d sickness oi ~
knd wss entertained.
Mr. X states that G5l7 wagons. aud some ~ PIX
err have crossed tne Plains the present season 4Ne
entire emigration he estimates ~ &vyj 20 stni = y
Cocy4Tv f1f which flefnr@rJ ieit on Lara
ie + 18th If Nay With bat - wagons ahead oi them
on the zlt oi me 4th June be visited ne caNp ~
Col Finley a. Fort Laramie. ard there mt h-iL-'
| III the ggrIu,fon cnigrants. all ~! hrfarnng ~
= ms. .eversi canpare- 81 Dragons defined Tor TIE
daerenr military stations along tle route a-o com
/ t.ry VI Morinons for Sal Lake, win - wagons
Tie lid ans reyressnt-d ss not beng very tron
b'e-one although Instance they we're ihalf I'd
| Dsy dearly TOR their tilievlng propensues Dc raw
res one ght stole two yoke 81 cattle and kf1 'i-n
The company De2t morning purs1eo 0tefh'nN Hh-
kled : Of the m4rauders The cholera, Mr r sfairs
i raging among the Onahas with dreadful violence
/ and they are generally making 'or the mountains on
hs return b. counted the bodies ~ - Indians who naa
fallen victims and whose bones have been et u bieacn
on the plains battle place between the nay
eutes I'D Pawncs on he Big Paiiein which the later
we're defeated They lost 30 men and had their town
burnt down
number Of lives have been lost on the Plains by
violence and some by accident 4 named Harris,
from this place eas literally 10 pieces for attempt
n0 rnpr0per liberties with the wife Of one Of the emf
grants This Is the same Harms who was tined year
or two ago before Judge Williams for committing
rape upon German girl
Nr kessler was hauled down in wagon from Fort
Laramie by Mormon, and for riding twenty tive days
had 10 pal so he brought number OF letters with
him 70 citizens of this pace, al Of which be deposited
IN the POstO ihce.