New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

ore week or "seven sleeps' Tee Indisns ro1e
through the town. some twentThv in number hos.1s
tn.ir war eorc Msjor 0rmby sent az express, vlich
arrived here tnis morning, for ammunition, 70 o.
rsdy for 90 emergency. An Isdi,n war Is i1evl'sole
sc The frequent murders-ssyiDg nothing u ROBBERY =
by this tribe, CALI for prompt action on the pai' 7"
residerts. ~
mar Who's n.ue c. uld rot Learn, had been robbed
and stripped Il his clothing and left fo- dead, IL me
vicinity Of J. c. Johnsors ranch, by Indians. rs
succeeded in craving TO cabin after esias OF. ioa
DAYS He il cut in horrible manner. his Sol was
committed within ten miles Of our city.
THE MORMON EXODUS.
A letter IN TIE Lnion dated Genoa, Carson . ahey
Oct |, gives the following account Of me ho'n'"
Exodus: On
their perjusee 10 the Great salt Lake. The train
which left their camp in Esge alley on the <o.n ip
tember, comprising about lis wagons moved tne
same day to the uSuih OF GIis TS 3D. s.1sd
by tie eaders directing the train not to move until
oblie atoms. &c with tie 'Gsttiles were honoraoly
discharged; and With few exceptions they have lei,
with credit to themselves for their uprighness ana
fair dealing
Another correFpondert OF the same paper says;
The Molmors took their 6nal departure LAST Sat-
uiday for Salt Lake City, numbering pea'ly two nun
bred wagons. ] have information, from source
which viii not admit OF doubt. that they took with
them nearly sgh tuns Of pocder and lead, also thH
Of rerolpes. all Of which had been purchased from
time TO time in California and taken quietly over %
Carson Valley during the last six months.
A large number Of horses and mules havIrg been
nitsed after the exit of the Mermons, parties started
in pursuit of the train to Try and recover them.
From MAJ. Ormsby who vi-ied their camp, az Goid
Canon We learn tie following facts 10 respect TO their
rumbers estimated value of property, moyements,
etc Number Of people 9sj-350 men, and the oal-
al ce women and culoren Number OF stock-horses,
mules and oxen 40; wagons, carriages etc, iio E'-
tim sted value Of property tcrding s?5 Ot in money
in the ba1ds of indviduas, $l93, 100 The train Is
atporoned TITO three divisions, each under the com
n and Of captain, ard these are again sub-dlyIded
into companies Of tens, with captain 70 saeh lhey
will NOV in separate divisions up the Humbo DIT until
they approach the head Of the rver, where they APP
p1thepo difficulties with the Shoshone Indians, " 40
have been 30 troublesome 10 the immigration this
stsson Through their country they Will travel Id
body prepared to give them warm reception should
the be attacked. From VII at we can learn the moye-
ment is in obedience to the mandate Of Bingham
Young, calling all his people in this region to
BIN a. Salt Lake City from whence II Is the intention
10 emigrate 10 Salmon River IN Washington Territory
and there found Few colony.
The exodus from this place and vicinity IS been SO
precpitate that is seLsby noticed, but their places
being rapidly filled by class OF hardy, industElous
immigrants arriving from over the Plsins, who, aft3r
toilsome journey Of months feel like settling, with
their fami ies smopg US, to make here their future
homes ard assist in building up the new Territory,
which will doubtless be organized without opposition
during the next session Of Congies,.
TNMIcR ,TION-CA ARSON TERRITORY
The Genoa conespor dent OF Tbs Union says:
"The immigration by the central route stlll con.
rues 10 roll in. Reports from the Humboldt say that
ere at humber Of trains resting by the way be-
tween here and Ragtown. The immigrant stock in
this valley numbers thousands covering tine whole sur
face the country far the eye can each and all
are doing remarkably well after their long trip To
the pioneer who wishes to procure for himself and fau-
i'y homestead, section of country on the Pacn
coast offers altering inducements than does ais
at the present time. The Mormons have disposed OF
their farms at low ngult and thoy have been pur-
chased, with good waITantee titles by spectators,
who fer the sake of building up new country, are
again selling out to settlers at fair rates. And here We
are VI Encountered by SpaDih grants a26 other bogus
csiuis TO land, which have caused 90 much trouble
sno kept back the growth Of other new countries.
"The most agreeable feature Of the imm grafton is
the large proportion of women and children the latter
in most astopishiDg numbers their rosy cheeks and
bright eyes shining ont through the dus: in merry gee
psesed theiO Nearly all whs do not Intend win
terirg in Cajton Valley, have or are about moving
their stock they looking for snow Any day, al
though the weather 10 now pessant-not 50 cold at
light as found it in midsummer.
Petitions 10 Congress for he organization OF our
rev Territory are being numerously signed. The
movem EFT meets with NO opposition since the Nor.
mems have LEFT.
"Jucge Crane, who s nov on visit to Honey Lake
Valley, will, his return Bext week, start for San
Francisco, en- route for Washington City"