New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

exc,temen, of busajo hunt With a company Of good
feDo~s IL in itsef worth the journey here
Tor the pest seventy miles has been In some phcs ~
preaching the grind the ancient bluff ruins,
Notifications castles &C. In ruins on the norh sae ~
the road Chimney Rock and Capital bills on tns soulo
aide, worthy the pencil Of an srust Inc $3.50
has been excessively warm until the night OF the '
when heavy cold rain set In, since which ume "o uo
had OctUher weather, rendering eur oyercean q1'''
comfortsbls
We do not ind the destruction of property slops the
road CREST as in former years have met WIZ ohy
FIVE deserted cattle and one horse learn by Inquiry
that great portion Of the emigration have too si All
cuan,ity of proviaons, and tear they will suffer.
obtained from the store 49,. ysse'osy
rsr scarce 75c tea dnferior) 20 - tobacco good
az: smoking tobacco (5t Louis make 81 -four. (At
CommisseIys SO 30 y 100 ~; ribed sides, sl5-al
other articles In proportion The charge for shooting
horses 10 G. each.
/ ind tire buildings in good repair and well adapted
for their present use the dweing g are OF frame t~o
stories high wit. double porches aud ratings PAINTED
white The small outbuildings stables, &C. are OF doodes
There Is a good blacksmith and wagon makers snop
here very accommodating TO those who pay them hand
somely there also three bakeries, where the poor
emgrsnt obtain apology tor loaf oil bread AZ -
cent? and small dried apple pie for 80 cents. Capt
Ketchum IL Ia command here with O. privates all now
In good health Mr. Tut superintends the store where
full supply Of chicken hX'ns" can be obtained al
remunerating prices. The Government have ferry
across the Platte within two miles Of the fort in charge
of two moUnpin men, very accommodating also at the
most exorbtaut prceseight dollars fer isrrying four
hCrse team, % cents for foot passenRerL
Yesterday band of Dacotah Indians crossed at the
ferry. The women, children, packs and dogs we're
placed in the ferry boat and when safely landed the
opposite shore the and ponies took the stream and
amid yes and fhouts gsiued the shore In safety I'M
rnedstey upon the arrival of the baggage, the dogs
we're hapessed between two long poles and their cargo
fastened on the assisted each other to pack
burdens upon their shoulders, and In an In
credbly short time thirty skin wig vans were erected
the pot boilne-ht,e red urchips running around and
where only an hour before was open field, SUD.
denly became Indian village They are well
dressed, fire looking Indians, owning large mum
Der Of horses. more comfortable and better sup
piled with articles of comfort than aoy other tribe
have yet met with. They very CIVIL and appear
fond Of the company Of thsr white brother The
head chief wore the full uniform of an 5 Captain
observed eight ter wagons epcamped In their midst
the boys smoking laughing and playing With them We
leave here for Salt Lake where shall again
write you DR. Donaldson, Mr.. Bowman, Frank Hassey.
Lawyer Smith, Van Horn, DR. Boyer, Messrs. Hanna.
Heinsen Duncan, Wickersham, Taylor Steeth, Hender-
son. Game Walker, Lewis, ofPalmyra &C. are all hers
we'll In good health and spirits We all getting fat,
and wear terrible mIsisches and boards TThey keep
no regular register Laramie of the number passing
or would send you toe amount
Yours truly, G. II.