New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

moses begin 10 dispute the bills with them. The
tveiirg was damp and unpleasant thermoneti
at 10 O'Clock being at 36 deg and the rras wet WIN
heavy dew. Our astr onopical observations pis' ~
tb-trcaUpTeDt IN longitude l09 deg. 81 fn1. 81 seq
and la'tuoe 42 deg. q min. ~ ace.
Ea'ly in the morning resumed our Journey 'ne
wfEbsr sil cloudy, With occasional rein. Ouf seo
is coaise wa west, rs hsd deernined ID or's .ne
di,dlue noge by "a bride path anotg the c'M'Iy
moie III ostely at The foot OF tie moonta'n- ana
r.tuiL by ibe wagon iuet Ard h2!: M!les ~ IL
souih of he poin' sher- he ,rsil c-osses.
"AhoDt TX miles FROM our csmpment brorght Us
10 The fumni. The a-cen' had been 90 graou g. tha
with al b. intimate kno Wedge poeseesed by CH-'n'
WHO hsc made the country his home irr seventeen .
yesrs. VT obliged to watch very closely - un
The place at Which We bad ieachet the ca.iniH i'n
lon'. Thi- was between two low hiL' nnns On
eth, bsrJ 6ity ot sixty feet When / lOjked oack
b, IL, m ;rrl iAe foot Of the inmeos,e slpe Oh tae
we-er Ilrn Their sumni,s appeared 70 be noou' one
hurdi arc twenty feet above. From the impression
OF ny nil al tLIs time, and sr1--qr It1y on oui
return riOulo CompGre the eeva l)G 1.icF We s1!-
unuLteo in edistey at the Pass % te ascent OF the
Capitol Hi from The avenue, at Wash ngton' l; u
difficult Tor NE to hX positively the breaati % lns
Pass Fron the broken ground where y c lnm nc11,
AZ the foot Of TIE Wind River chain t1e view ~ Tue
sou'bees II over champ country, broken, at the
dptaIoe Of nineteen miles by the Iao-e hochi vic,
with the other isysted hills in - vicni'y seem 20
stant on comparative plain. Ths lIdgei % Dc W.
70 III s,ion the ridge recovering its rugged cha'ace
manner resembles the places 70 which the Term Is @
monl, spped-nOtbDg Of the gorse-hke character sna
windir ssceit. Of the Aeghssy passes IN America
1otltE of he Great y. B-rnsrd and Simp!on pa%ce
in Europe. Approaching it from the mouth OF the
Sweet " a,er sandy PLAIN, one hundred snd TWEEN
mil4s long coneuts, By gfs1usl auc regular accent
10 the sLu,ui alb ~ t1OIarnd + et ABOVE the
seq al the traveller, without being renAnaed VI a'y
change uy .OiLs NE ssceLts, suddenly IDS hn-eI on
the wnte.e 1h ch flow 20 the Pc ifc Ocean Ivy tne
rorte had Travelled, the distance from tost raui'e
il three Eunurr1 ard twenty MI = or nine hlnlleo
ard fift, IRON the mouth of the ks0'sS
is hele any lntimstion Of cia' Il & ongiha'
oi,coy.r,' Doe- te not speak OF tt- Pass as al
read, brown, AID CT Carson's intimate know
cog, {" OF the country ttereabouts Whist ab-
rmdity, tLep to parade certificates that Others hod
pene,ra ed it before him Nor did any ore ever
bear a. iatimaton from him that h conqrsre1
Calhoiris He bore his part bravely std well, 10
TIL: as in other services dtyOlycd on him; buy be
did not with hs forty TO eighty guides, explorers
aud rs, achieve exclusively the inquest OF
& country a. la.g- ss Grea. Brjtail an lrelan1,
studded with military posts ana c"nt ,irlng several
thousands Of hostile iehtipg men, nesrly all we'll
arJsd aud mcuuted, Bat VII he did achieve In
California, Cap Phrl3c's lucid narrative il part
sets forth, ard gc commend il to general Perusa