New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Later from the Plain.-Traii Of the Califor.
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4 genteroan who spent the lsst WINTER 10 the
Rocky Mountains and no. he return Trip met the
California teams reached the city few days since and
has given the following Interesting intelligence more
cheering u those who have friends among the sdsen
ta~ers than any vet received the hrst party O-t
which was also the fret met by our informant wa
Cap, Paus company. the members, ~ believe mostly
from 81 Louis had about the lJh o. Nay reaene1 tne
Junction Of the North and South iofks Of iae fAite
i1s mediaely following MIN. Capt winters com.
psDy, organized ~ Independence and composed u
members from various Southern states next s,'efai
Pttsburgh companies and sfirwsrd apt Jsrrots ana
Capt Harvy's companies. both from lHlnpis turner
and Allen met about iae 18th Of Nay zone
thirty miles above Fort Childs. from the time they
met Capt Psus company nnui they reached - JDspn
about 2fsh ult the train Of California wagons was
slfno.t unbroken more tnsn four successive hours,
never elspsing where they did up % some
other company. When still within stern or twenty
miles Of Fort Childs they met Col Russeis lhenucky)
company travelling win war party q SIOUX near
1000 strong Ths Indians had been ~ war NTH M
Pswnees, and returning - their oTn country
with hfteen scslps ard single pnsOner Desfitr ln"
snAcsole prOteststOns their fellow iFafelefs iAf)
were unselcOne companions, and being siro2ss t-s
pected that they only watching an OppOil-i %
stealing the cattle oelon zing 70 the company Ai ~"
days soogrn together The returned warriors WEI A'
dured u cross the ate and push forward by ofng
sssured that there had already been several DEANS from
measles among the whites hat therefore - remain
ns longer with them they we're only unnecessarily *
posing them selves
Tbe lpdisp. generally are Dissatisfied with the appear
ace Of 90 many whites i their territory Du, toe over
1helming numbers o. the iniruders prevent very
marked expression Of dissasiacton and hostile demon
STATIONS
on ne road from Fort Chds 70 81 Joseph. several
hundred graves were counted moot Of them are n TIE
open prairie and rough plank ~ tns head q ine grave
tfe name u the deceased h native state and the d.
,ase Of which be died, are iDUat hastily painted Win
snoe black such other material most easily procure
under the cifc1mstsnces. BsnesiA almost every ue
also along that distance. the BOWL raised 900 ana
cOarsely drawn inscription Oh the tree where ine 9ifH
has been removed for he purpose shO" the resting
place Of some Other poor victim I'M. mofAnly 500
t. have existed only between the starting point On M
Missouri and OFT Chlds Further thsn mat dseasr
and death seemed entirely % have disspPesf'd ID'
engrsnis hale and hearty and spoAe o. ,e.l pr.
Eect. with the same hopes ana ah4HA-OD si"' "' 'F
m 80. All along wa. IN A. good condition As Il
usually Il Al this season Of the year and the animals
nscisiv The o4>n were IN thriving order Ia one or
tso Ilin0s companies, and IN some fitisoufgn comps
MES few American horses taken out by some oil nc
rnsInb-rs had already nearly iale1 win 'Ne ass'.
ance which their unfortunate owners couio ptvV-i'
tom their comp Anions very serious consequence
!, was thought would grow out Of the Circumstance
The s.. Lou.s Republican has "a letter dated Plumb
Creek two days travel above Fort kearney, May -
which says
We lsf ST Louis the l1th ult snd are no" on
Vluut Creek with tu~al1 in sight, aud tomorfo" W.
ENACT 20 resaie ourselves on buffalo steak We have
passed macy wagons. snd are now IN company WIN
he Telegraph In There have been come Hpseis'
rFeaAIEE.
boys soon unload dig up the wheel tr- out ne wagon
losd up again. aud away Ne 60 rejoicing on our Wy
Our teams are now IN good condition. and we easily
rssse from ~ . = miles pr day. The roads and
r.s. sre good and our piosPcci very lar for gein
hal CD Jarrot's company j. reported % De -iiy
-. .he.d ,tock tan We hsve found thst al those
49, we nave rAsssd. Nho started toe early maize
yr.na rri.tat. there stl good many wsg lus
800 hat - ar xrs1us y overhsuiug them lester
s.x ", n; q tan lo1iei down Nth plumber. hlsn
Lei th-EE his saol lcr to psr q boots s.ung
over ~ rerk snt isr-e ,CN under rs ann contain
~ as clofaes-na. they werc Ia bundle uuder TOE
s.cef. We. Shsi ihlnk y0u ~ss IN the 3oX 4''-la-
hs nslcd iron Michigan b. sAd be wss boanf ilr
Csf.oTuiA b.; s1isF t4cs % Pr C-ias . rert
We have nd mNny runors shout Indians. and have
seea feN. There . 5i-culfy between TIE Paw
nces. to- Sioux ali CamEncAes The former have O.
seFsed their village there hot even dog ic Uhen
psssed ii able the latter out N large uun GERS
hsre taken scA.ps. and hsd one yusoner when
rescued BY party from the Fort, under Captain
Walker.
The health o. the emigrsns "a most excellent; hAve
heard Of Of sickness since eft the
and all hands fully able % do justice 10 their raous
Of bacon crackers. coffee, &c. We have plenty OF
tolope in sight every day but believe yet has
beea able decide upon the qualities Of their hesh,
they will keep at the most respectful distance Deer,
none IN. buffalo 70 morrow.
In haste, truly yours Nm.