New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

eho viointiof. Ihty were Carried ten mies, ana
every preciUtiOD taken to secure the remains fnm
the wolf aid the sayage; for men in there ,e lad
solitary danger RS, become brothers, and oeSno each
other hyiDg and dead Th- return lay along tue
shore Of he lake. and during the cay the distant cs-
noes of the savages could be seen ,On II evidently
watching the progress Of the party, and medi,stings
night otfbck upon it. All pr.cautioDs at the night
eLcampebf, were taken for security-horses and msn
inchsed IN bra'twork OF great tres, cut
d, wn for the puIpoe half the consi anty on
the watch. A. leaving ia the morning, aubu,c SIDE
was panted-ono two Of the T!amatbs were killed
by the men in an bush-a successful return Of theft
own mode OF warfare. At night the main camp,
OF tbt nor b end Of the lake, was reachei 1t was
strongly iht.nched and could not be attacked; bat
the whole Deighbs rhOod infested snd scouts and
Pao' 10 were hec~s-ary to project Every movement
IN ore OF ibtse excursions the Californian home, 90
noted for spirit and doc'y, showed what he would DO
at the BID Of bis master. Carsons rife had missed fire,
at ten feet distance. The Nnmath long bow, arros
on the ttTitg, was bending to the pull. All the rhss
IN Il e par cuud hot have saved him. horse ana
bis rider old it, Mr.. FRI mont touched bis horse; hs
spraDg upon the ravsgc! ana the Ratchet Of Della
ware C, u'pettd the d-liverance Of Cason. Il wa.
pooIe Lons, an iron gray, with q most foCId.oy
omt-tl TtrO oel Sacran,ento-and winch vindcsd o.
his title TO tie in sll the trials Of travel courage
bid performance TO which he was subj -cted. II va
in the mdst Of such Dangers as these that science VA
purtued by Mr. Fremont; that the telescope wac ar
red to 10 the heavens; the barometer TO measue
ii elevations Of the EARTH the thermometer 10 gauge
the temperature Of the air; the pencil to ke,cs
ira grandeur Of mOui taus, and to paint ths
beauty Of bowers; the Pm to write down what
ever was NV, or strange, or u-eful ia the works
OF nature. IL was IN the midst Of su dS ger
and such occupsti0hs as these, and in the wiideA
itg"ps Of the farthe.t West, that M Frem"n, ~
Iursuire rel. Ice end ebunnipg war when the SILVA
Of Lieut. Gillespie and bis communications from sss
it IN, suddenly changed oil Lis p!ans tur ed hu osa
'iom Oregon and opened a new aud splendid n'o
operations IN California itself. He arrived In the va,
lty Of the Sacramento in the month Of Nay, iso G
loud fb. ca unfry alarDpgly aDd critically sltue@S
Thee great op+rion- fatal American uter sts 1e
then going Ob, and without remedy If not arresa
Orce. Thee were: /. The wassasrsof the AnefcanJ
aid thu destruction Of their sett, tnts 10 the Vsn
Of tie sacr mento, Tne subj ction OF CanIhS n,hSe
to Bijh prot. cion. 3. The transfer OF tho puoS~ p~
don ain to British subjects. And all ths with W. -
10 anticipate The evt nts Of q Mexican war, Soa
shelter q oibia from the Of the United StS
The American settl. rs wnt o deputatioa "
tie amp Of Mr.. Fremont, in the valley "a
sutfsnensc, laid all these ospge,s before nim ~ -
i'm, or, d him 10 place himself OF their besn 10 70
s.ve th fiom d.s ructon General Castro ws, ~ =
j. march upon them; the Indians were incte9
tack their f-rDiks and burn their whea. ns' ne ss
only waiting for the dry season oappy tne'