New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
FROM THE PLAINS.

SsussposSerss Of The Nsseuh R>peshsss ,s.o
PoKr LARAMIE, (Mo) Thursday; sep 10 icy.
The mail from the States N cba,ge ,h -, time On
NJ, n MAYER arrived in the mail from whom we
learn ths; at the go hne POM ,;.; 81 ;,,sen men
srs Tomap and boy returning ron California Ihey
sissd tLai two night previous while encan AZ aion
- wore attacked about dark by some fifty Indians
DE- 5ravs "A all their mues ard horses they eft one
sr he woman end hoy in camp, and started in pursuit
IT,r ero,.ng the Platte, and going about eight miles Ia
he Bluffs they upon them 50 quietly that they se
eprd their animals before they discovered when
The Indians decamped three Of them remained 70 get
air hoes and together with their horses taken by
III CsfoFniabs Finding these Indians to De trouble
,me End dangerous they let them GO retaining the chief
And the horses which they bad when met by the mail
The Indians had collected here in large numbers for the
purpose ofreceving their presents they refused AZ first to
sign the treaty modified By the United states Govern
rne bu, finally, sfeI s,A toLk signed 80 tia all Is now
settled and they viii this day receive the goods.
Bni Fizpatck, the agent for me Sioux deserves much
cred for the able in which he conducted this last
and, we hope final step with this dseont ued tribe
The Salt Lake mail arrived yesterday From one 81 The
passengers learn that upon the edayts q some OF the
emiusnts Mr. Bdger Of Fort Bddger had told them ths
be intended to give the Utah Indians guns aud an1aon
for the rupose q mating the Monons At Salt Lske
Wriis issued TO take Bidger and bing nm % san
Like and company 81 men were sent Tor tosl PlPDS
When they arrived they found Brdgar gone Ihey 2,k
r,.s,io Of all the arm ammunition and everything else
and were stir there when the mail Passed "a, ,
II L. also rumored that the Mormons have had dicuy
take a man who would not surrender, they klied MN
This however is nothing Dat rlno' anu 10 Y.rsTos
COTreCtneFs. Yours uuiy' 'N'O'
Extract # letter, dated ,..o
Nothing Of any very great interest u transprng mere
las; now as The season Of emigration has passed Inc
traders are out Of sugar and the Indians have stopped
fighting for tie winter II is true We have some Two OF
three housand Of the hCahcn encempod around about u.s.
and they have sung their poor song almost mo verse
during The last week but owing 90 the severe dressing
given Them by the Fawnecs month or two SINCE inc
aseaIu cry Is much frequent than the dance ana
the suted beauties do robe Themselves IN their hnc'
skins or rsmble about AZ much a. usual -, -.
Among ibe ffsppors there IL, however IN reality nun
e1ejfernert on tie subject # railroads and especially 40
thew canvass the eff which the early completion 81 tne
great roed connecting the Indies is g. have upon beaver
md robes Most Of them would prefer hat should be
finished before next winter they talk Of taking the cars
ip that event on their next hunt so be 80 kind A. TO
hand dow the shovel and the hoe and hurry the thing
Along IL you convene emily can
The Indian troAca, distributions, &c. have all gone OIL
yerv well and Uncle Sans pocket has been most grace
fully relieved of few extra thousands Of dollar some
difficulty il apprehended with the Sioux in the neghoor
hood in consequence of the troops from the Fot having
killed Eve or sx men a short while since but do not
tlink ANYTHING serious will grow out of IT, AT all events
we are quite well prepared for brush with them ana
only hope that will take place should Ike 10 get
few eaptiyes 10 take down with me