New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
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By yesferdsys mail We received me- 7" ~ 49,.
SAT- LAKE CITY stc. TO the lT o. Mach ;,s%s:
IIprAs WALKER.-In addition 70 tne tni1 ns'on
m Br David Lewis's letter, pushshed ~ namo.f -
ve learn BY letter from br. rhos hing, aatod y
Fillmore, ism. 81, that Walker aod nus oana Ga ne os
January; and on the 10th he and bwoop Brtho'o-
Gev took him Eve sacks Of -four, and some potatoes
Ard tobacco. He received the brethren very kindly,
and said that he and his band were friendly sad n NE
Pah.vsD tee ard Pan tdes we're mad be did not know
IT, He intended to stop until after sosing aud pia1t
ng we're over ard then 90 10 the Navajo country and
trade for ar bring in large flock OF sheep. Taefe
we're from 10 20 IS sheep then IN camp.
On the 3lst Anon csmped at Fillmore aud s1d
be should remain there until il determined sh'
suceeeded 10 the Chief ainshp made vacant by ths
death OF his brother. The weather had been very
pleasant, and the heslth 81 he citizens good.
Editor of The Nsus.-Sr: j len THIS Guy on 10
9Th instant 10 company with DR. g irlsnd h1n', Ia
dian AGENT for U'ab, to visit the Iodi4ns Ia the
Southern Settlements there being grea' e1citemeat
among them in consequences OF walkers dean.
The indians AZ Leni were friendly, and dts2oae1 70
work; those at Soringvils we're cross, aud excited,
ready to accuse the Mormons while they thenselves
rive by begging and have burned up two miles oil
fierce.
Tbose at Psyson were friendly. and anxious to farm
IN tie spriog. Wsh wooner, the one who killed
Keel wss at Nephi, making heavy dem snds upon the
ipsbitsD's for cattle and -four, bat TO 30 effect.
Az FORT Ephrsln, there were numOer OF tue re-
cooiehi cbes and Sbibe 70 ches from the Unts cJuo-
try; hey appeared friendly.
On arriving at Manti we found Ar-apeen very
friendly, and quite humble. He was anxious 10 be
Chief in Walkers plsce. He has bad srensrksb
visioD, about Walker death which he toll u.. Il
appears that Walker, while gambling with some
Pab vsD.tes, broke blood-ve.ssl which c,uset bis
death. Ar. a peen thinks the Psh van.tes ,de bal
medicine for bin. Wslker hsd bic seDsss u0i the
last and requested biz brothers 10 bil "a ede won
an, (@ho Vas in deicste condition to strange,
with laesoes two ri EIDE Girls, aud bury alive Pi.
EIDE boy ten yeas old; to bill sixty horses and sir
sheep Tsenty Of the horses ran of wdlls the others
we're beire killed.
90 our return TO Palmyra ve 0i4ited Pete tsneets
bsI d, and found them very friendly aud lazy. DE-.
Hunt took much pains 10 instruct and encourage the
natives in dOiDg right; aud manifested lively later
Get in improving their condition. At the mex. new
moon ell The peghboiing tribes are TO meet At Nspn
to elect @ chief ID. b. HOsTrSGroS, Interpreter.
G. s. l.. Guy. Feb Is. 1855.
The weather, sioce our last mention, hiss been 80
pleasant most of the time until the 18th inst, tina.
but little FIRE necessary 70 make sitting rooms
comfortable. About III z. NJ. of the 10th, the wind
from the west Bile gale, and during the night
se ht shower laid the dust an more snow fell oo the
mountains. llth cloudy with raw wind. l2th some
cloudy coosh. 18th, A NJ entirely overcast,
fcpgy, stil and cool; 1OI A NJ, splitting ani
sprnkliDg. l4tb, clear, aud very mild.