Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-05
Nrws Of tbe 1OecIs.
More News from the Plains.

More News from the Plains.
A tram Of wagons under the command of Ute
Burget, arrived at Fort Kearney, on the evening
of the 10Th, direct from Girard Island und Fort
Childs. They reported considerable sickness
and distress among the emigrans. A number
OF companies have lost nearly all their cattle by
stampedes and by being stolen by the Indians,
therefore they have been compelled to desert
their wagons, and whatever goods they could
not pack upon their cattle were left. Up to the
first day Of June there had passed Grand Island
$500 wagons and $4,000 people. They we're
counted by man appointed for the purpose
After passing Green Island they met 2000 wag-
ons more, and for three successive day the roads
looked as though a political convention was as
selnblng. AT any time, our informant states
that he could sit upon his mule and count 100
wagons. The interpreter at Fort Chlds says
that in all probability, 1000 enigrauts wonld be
IN the mountains at one tine, without sufficient
grazing for their cattle. A train of wagons
composed of two companies from Virginia and
Ohio some Indians having stolen few of their
cattle the evening previous. started in pur-
SUIT, aud having found them, fight ensued in
which five Indians were killed and number
wounded. All things considered, the emigrants
are progressing upon their long and tedious
journey as well as could be expected. Nearly
1000 have returned. ST Louis Journal, 18Th
,t1' u"e ~
The Panama Railroad sIoct was n, ,oLo,,,
day.
w,sp,xorox lima o7 coao.l s,a,.
ing III with cbrunic dinrrhn, n. w., pnint
Conradiced.
MIR. Lowry. of Ken,ucky hoe hoo, ,,..,.,,.,
Chief Clerk IN he Bureau of Indian Affairs.
p,,.n,,,nu, I,,, OIL. IN, -
,bron ca.ns nF ' orn yono ~,"' l.. NJ. f9rty-
occurred within ,hn ,s, az" gu ."o'e deat'S nave
r9Io,o,a o.,,,,,,. c.,',' IT,,
on The renor, oc ,he ,',nrIo. 80 son :" uouot
en,;nrart. no tho t'J;a"e VI wv CALIFORNIA
Later from San Francisco.
Nrw On,v,xs lima % .I,,.o,L-.
xooo,,.od .o, g., IL, navy ueel
Some of the di yeers have not cmIJer,cd er,n,;t
to pay their expenses. Otners had been vepv
lucky. Thousands were still arriving. Some
were disappointed and were returninT 'rboro
was much suffering. The number NJ the d.
gins was 5000
A letter TO the Picayune, dated 18th. s,vs
every thing is dlsordered. The law of the
strongest Is proclaimed Governor Smith and
'he troops, are refugees III the American ships,
anu the soldiers we're hunted down like wolves.
i"sSeheers IN inc Ci!d DE, who lett San Fran
e'se' w we ION saiu no, WORD about this, and
Whies md Indians n, ,hn o,onnr:y e"'o'N'e'oo
-, WV P,".'s
NORFOLK, n Deiancey' Ming has been elect
Foh" ayo " t'U''oi" nere were I'VE cases
w. i" wat ''y ye''e'uay'
OF. LOUIS, June 10 IN the eight cemeteries
there were reported yesterday, ITO intermens,
90 ny o"'ieiu' nc report Oh last weeks inter-
n'e ru Will uouo.IeSs oe over 'Oo.
mere was Tremendous meeting OF Citizens
"e'u ias' evenings ior 'ne purpose OF adopting
A'S"Su'es io' '"c '''''sa''oh oI the choiera.
NEW YoRK, Tuesday, June &c,
o'clock, p. NJ
An extract from letter dated Canton, March
2o'h, +. NJ, says;--"A message has Just been
received here from Pekln, authorizing the En-
gsh 10 enter the city Of Canton on The 9th prox-
imo.
.4rrirnL Of Cniiorn;o Goyd Tho br;o Ida or
PHILADELPHIA, from Kinustop Jomncia i now NJ
anchor off Newcastle. with twcntv nossen1ers an
board, fourteen of whom ars franz t,al,fnr9ia v;a
Charges. with 800 900 dollars IN cnlI dns, and
lumns of gold sIns Of h,oi a.S' NV
Telegraph 10 Boston suenulg papers, June 20.
New YoRK. Sunday JulvI1
7I2 O'Clock. p Nj
There have been AZ cases of ch',l.ra ord' 10
deaths. since the last rennr,
pm, ,I,, .,
casos ~ cLniara onI 20 ,L e'o ''.re oee' 20
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=, WAshINGroN, June 30.-Cierks appointed by
NE foSt .h1Sser GenerdL-Shedd, of Vermont,
Foster, OF Massachusetts, Bryngon, of Conn.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-The Mississippi
cottoh crop, II Is reported, Will be remarkably
small
t,on, Tho ,I wa' ,"i' 80 oalnolna em'gran's'
h,o,n aie naplus LOUISIANA haa oeen murdered
and six onlv escaped '-""''''''
The Msiamorns miners nnhlisb docrr,or,s, r
porting TO be a decIpraIipn If savon Nn.,h pu
States in favor If n Ronnhi;c n, S., N.Y.
MIR. Weller. brother nt' Tho Con,',,iss,an,, .t,,
has arrived at New Orleans has ia,.',u n, .nJ
tbronoh MexIc, lie couG',, "1 aHo 10y PasSeu
vor of the recaI, of Ssn,a nn 't ,'e.tns III Ia