New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
From,s Inner ,Ii.-ouri-The Mormon-.

TIE :, Lo,is Deopfs OrggE tas received two
nurntersone for February y ard the other for Mrch
7-of tn Froufier Guard % paper published sem.
monthly II K-pesvie. N lows On ne Missouri River
near Council Bluffs. 10 i,it11e a. ksn'svils - the
same a. tn rnons' Winter ggarsers and ih= i1ur-
ma ga Mormon paper.
The Winter In that region "a, lsen very severe. and
pesrlv four f--, of mos has fallen Up 70 FEB i
49, a hr IN ~ days WI on the mercury bad
fallen 10 or below zero on the llih Of December u
fell 10 erry degrees below zero. and "a. repeatedly
down 70 from 10 Il Good slr CHING lasted for three
months Late ls.t month. tue snow wss two Zee; on 4
levei The GnardiIa II the 2lst ut says
me hunters have just come down from Fort Yer
million abou, one hurdrei sud n'iy miles from here
and they r,uor the snow much deeper there than here
They sag ina; many indian. ttai region are in ss'e
of starvation on account q the very deep 'ne~ pre-
venting them from getting out 20 hunt and XII game.
Vagu. reports from the mountains say tbs, The snow ia
bsrc,d II calculation The Om.has have lost nearly
il not quite A their horses They sre In great prva
ton and .ufrrisg and have been obliged 10 a.. their
dogs for food
from ibe superior elevation of IL stehas been hard
upon the settlers In that vicinity snd compelled them
to coz sumo their surplus SICK on gam ine DAaT-
dian advises Ill Mormons who are gong tnfher u car
~ supply OF provi,cns 10 lasi them some time alter
thew arrive, there and to take out milch.oows
The Guardian says that N consequence 90 the sever
~ Of the Winter, many farmers in Missouri have lost
the greater part Of their stock hogs Mary cattle are
dyinz from the same snd ioF want OF food Corn
and fodder are becon nf very scarce There hAs peen
very little stock Ii Pclis~st rie county 'hst mas oleo
as vet with the exception Il the Government cattle on
the rushes come fly miles above this pace Many ID
them are diving of cold aud hunger. Whoever i re
suonsiblc h. the Government for these cattle. would
d. well 20 look after them in our opinion WORK oxen
will undoubtedly be high here IN ine Spring. and the
demand for them great Everybody j. going 10 digging
gold.
The Guardian gives urcrrins indications that the
Mormons full Of courage and nope 1t TINS Tune
Ksnesvi.le'-On the Upper Missouri-iboush popu
d., e-I nd 2 rtOppiDy
an inn by the vsysdc, for the temporary reirtsn
men OF the faithful their way to the Great hssn'
The an be ths. those who have gone thitner
in advance shsl move forward, after disposng 81 thel
fixed property there 10 the emigration which follows
and 80 on successyey rs fresh companies thAl arrive
there year after year The scheme OF emigration 10
the alt Lake for the present year briefly detailed IN
the following stseheni. which md 10 the GHdrdtdH
Ii a intended for companies 20 start from ms poln
20 emgrsie the Great Valley of the Ss aSe 60 soon
AZ grasss sufficiently grown. Whenever company OF
fifty wagons semlled AZ the camping ground 90
this side Of the river tbs place they vi forthwith
be organized and start on thcir journey IBIS nunoe
can travel with much more case, comfort ahd speed
than any greater number Our experience has proved
this to US. Tie men and boys that will naturally q
with fry wagons will bs quite sufficient 20 protect
them'eves on the journey against the Indians any
arc deficient In this respect. will furnish very com
pany with what they may lack, provided the captain
and principal men Of onch company will become re
sponsible for the arms sDd deliver them safely 10 the
High Council IN the Nalcyas there Is quite lot OF
here that belong there. and we wish to forward
them fhe organization Of companies VII be sirctV
military, and every shoud be- amply provif
with arms snd ammunition adequate 10 any aud eve
exigency Our experience last year With the Oman
indians shows the importance of rigf Observance o..
the above
The bill Of particulars, embracing provisions and
other articles 10 be- taken. will appear ia the Gndrdidn
10 due time Every wagon before starting. viii be eN
smned TO # Il contains the requisite amount OF pro
visions uten ss and means of defense II they are de-
fceut in these, they viii not be allowed 10 cross the
river to proceed with our companies