New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
From Salt Lake CITY.


Mr. Stephen Rose, L. S. Indian Agent for he
shoshones and U;ahe and Genera Acng gent for the
lndbhs i'm the Sal Lake Valley arIivt IN The city yes
tsrday wnn;, the steamer Polar Star. III, leit salt
Lake City the 3lst of August. Al the Sweet Wdor
about the 18Th September he encountered severe
storm OF cold rain Inch lasted until about the during
which he lot teycIGl aumals and coul not troval-
After that time The Gather fine and cOud Ttablc-
He az hod at For Laramie ON the ed Of September,
Folt Kearney ihe I'd OF October, and reached ndo
pendeLce CL the lllh.
Al fult Laramie the government train had arrived
with the cd. intended Tor aunuies 10 the Indians
great number Of Sioux Indians were assembled around
The Fort awaiting the arrival OF Major Fitzpatrick who
was out the South Fork OF tie Platte, VITA the
ebay onnes and ARA oloes The Indians were quite
impatient for HE arrival much chat the communal
ing officer of the Fort had deemed IL prudent 10 give
them some provisions.
At Fou BiiGgor. when Mr. r. parsed large number
OF Snake, Nee Pcrces aud Flat Head had assembed
expecting pcstnts from the United States Government
which. really. they had right To expect portion of
the Snake, and few OF the Flat Heads attended the
Treaty at Fort lanme last year and there received
few presents AZ the Snakes and Flat Heads inter
mixed w!th these Other tbef, they paitaSe OF The
mon expectation, bat none al them embraced IN
the ncaiy a. they were Out of the ursdrOn of Col
Mitchell sud the Commission TO make the treaty They
we've iroLdy, but much disappointed IN not receiving
snnuitiCs.
During the season the smokes came in and made a
treaty wIh tie fampoRecs After the treaty was made
they went cut GA buffalo hunt and fell in With band
Of Cheyenne, who killed some Of the party and they
returned aking edyce and permission 10 90 ont on
war IaIty-NLlch deferred until they could DC ad
visod ~ iheii Great Father.
The Snskos aud other tribes have sent embassy 20
Walker Tie celebrated chief OF the Utahe desiring 10
make Treaty OF peace with him and his tribe No an.
swer lad been returned, and II Ne doubtful whether he
would meet him.
During the trip IN Mr. Roses party experirn .ed no
molesaiiCn irom the lndh They learned below Fort
kearney th,t war party of the Pswnees were out
against the Sioux, and tor nights guarded their
horses. tearing they night be solen but they
moleStcd.
They met Nj Phelps train - miles from lndepen.
dence Rock The Secretary o. the Territory was with
them, and they were getting along very well Tho train
in which the judge OF Utah Messrs Reed and Shscr
travelling met between the Biz and Lille Blue
---Sll getting a ne well.
On tie Sweet Water and the South Platte they founl
inn@nefsbe herds Of buffalo. The number greater
than any OF the company had ever before seen
In the Salt Lake Valley everything was going onprOs
perousy and quietly Tie crops this year are hardly
equsl what expected but much greater than the
demand tor consumption. The Mormons are building
up dense city at SAT- Lake. They have finished IN N
Tabernacle, and have commenced the Temple Wall
This wall fifteen feet high which is surround the
Temple grounds, area OF about ten acres TAe renh
pie " to DC commenced in April next Trade and basi.
ness has been reasonably brisk in the Valley during the
season aud settlements are extending themselves GU; in
various dircInons
Nessf. Harvey, late OF Tis laiagissnceo and other
sete me sas Lake and IN improved health and would
hsve ON inc lssh OF October Tor the States
MI, nose met the Train having in charge the naehin.
cry of 'nc ulehaactoty OF sugar from the beet :, da
penderce Rock and the last Norrnor ,ys, , ~ -,
tins EIDE sll setting along very we'll
NJ r. = sssent ON leave, and " IN rcluro in N. .,;
with his family. '" III '"V 'Vfhs