New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

CaFfyonSr. Fvtcr ,-ro.--Srocx DEIvivG. &c.-Ths
nm Der ~ FngTtti 20 cfoss the ta'ns ms ,, iss ~ %
small cowpsred vih fora,ss year,, bat shat Is wSntas IN
people viii be made ia measure y STOCK go
teman who Yesterday from Weston ard ~ 'S'Pn
States tha tho number ~ Cattle ard sheep 90 ne Wy anl
aTeFdy 81 these places 0 st.rag the ftnn> orf"
siumense lie let ~ joseph the 2Oth at ths m min
There were ihen BIT le egrsns that pnt ths most
TnVu having saTtd sto Wien last heard from Tue 'ofo
most were ~ Little Blue Several Il The sock drye ca
coui'ertd dtHculfe., AID nuubes Of C4se Sheeo e
hsd been lost .r want Of csss The To- ward drovss sat
tered most and one driver writes back (, 81 joseph Ia
- hesc az biz Ce had died from Starvation uisrauts
and trsirs arriving 81 81 Joseph ~ Weston siop -ihr
place bat short push for~.rd snd ever brfre the
gTass was fairly oGt o the ground many hsnreds Of
miles on their journey.
Quite number 1t emgrsnt have crossed The Missouri
River 80 points above ana below 81 Joseph aud mot of
the ferries ar kept busy in crossing &c aud took
no; supuOsed ha: than G0 persons ~ lohei We n
and n Joseph Nv steamboat Thu emigration a. is lar This
season has been chiefly from the North From Iowa WI.
con'n Michigan and Illinois; crossing TIE oouay 70 the
Missouri by land
The total number al persons to traverse the Plains tai,
season exclusive Of the MormOrs for Salt lake nay b.
safely counted az less than wety thousand, While many
believe they viii not exceed fifteen The nrmhor las. sea
son usy estimated az fm forty to sixty goC stud
The for starting Is now IA advanced aud bat tag
may b. expected from shy quarter lsrge numbers
al stock the way from the interior Of this and al
joining States and roSes will continue 70 arrive at Yves
ton 81 JOst ph and other points on the Missouri perhaps
until the MIDDLE end Of the ring mouth, and
then the overland tramp Of man and brute to the far
~ Alpha writing to The Clereaad Tf,rs'd from the
Onnnsgon. under date Of May ?, says The propeller
Pernsular arrived Saturday the It'll and All day
Yesterday. owing 20 the wind being high She LEFT lat
night This the first trio she hiss ever sde on Lake
Superior The propeller Manhattan carries palm thus
season for being the first one that rived II this Place
which she did thu 9eth Of April The sam Ward i
on her way the Portage aud when she i she
will make valuable addition 10 our lake leet Toe m'se,
arc about they when las; wrote The Pittsburgh
Company-ha bcgnn 20 work their under the super
int dence IF b. Mr yle ESQ. 1 writing 10
room heated bya STOW g while Iu Of doors 8 hard
storm is raging with strong gale bio ling from the
w II has been very stormy this month The last III cad
that received published March &c Surely this is
age Of sped
- The steamer London on her way dowa from the
Saut Sc Marie Thursday last struck rock in the
Iite Neebish Rapids about Is miles beloE sat Ste
Marie knocked large hole in her quarter and sunk short
" after in fee. Of water She will not pcob,by be got
Of The loss Is nothing ind rsiand she her
last trip her having deter mined ,ul her OH and
break her Nd and build new hull for her gna whohis
one of the best he lakes and viii be saved entire
gtiher with everything else belonging TO her worth saving
He'd ihs river been surveyed and properly buoyed
sOOn win De under the direction Of Capt John \. VA
comb Of the t. s + Engineers this accident would not
have happened Detroit Mich Tribune Nay 10
THF STORM oN SUNDAY NicHT On Sunday evening
about clock this ciy visited by of the ercest
hurricanes have Witnessed 10 this vicinity for long
time The wind preceded the coming Of the huuder cloud
and swept hrou Sh the with great violence
down awnings signs and in taking of part Of
the roof Of the French Methodist Church Rvad uea
CroghaD end Lafayttests Detroit Advertiser. ~ l.
~ A. NJ Terry Of The Ooserrer IT Ciir Mich has
received the appointment Of Deputy Collector.