New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

IMMENSE SUPPLY TRAINS FOR UTAB.-There are
now five trains Quitting in this city (AtchsOn, X. IT,
for Salt Lake. They Will carry with them immense
supples, and require large number Of men, wagons,
mules and cattle. Three Of these are loading at the
warehouse of l.. c. Chalis esq. The first is that OF
Messrs. Dyer, Mason q Co., Of Independence, Mo.
This train will consist of 80 wagons 400 cattle ID mules
and 81 men, and will carry $4,000 10 OF freight.
The second that of Mr. Eish G. Childs, aso of In
dependence, Mo. 1t will De composed OF u wagons,
$50 cattle, mules snd 81 men carrying with It 49,.
coo lbs. Of freight. The third is Mr. j. B. Boyes, Of
New-MexcO which will consist Of 80 wagons, 400 cat
tle 70 horses and 40 men and will carry 75OOO ID OF
freight. The other two Quitting at the ware
houfe of Messrs. G. w. Bowman q Co. The first is
that Of Messrs Livingston, kinkad * Co., OF SAT-
Lake City. IL viii be composed of SO wagons carrying
75 600 lb.. OF freight, and will require ~ men, $50
cattle 10 mules and horses The second is that OF
Messrs. IIviLe d Young Of Independence, No., and
will take 10 wagoDs, carrying 40,OOo lbs OF freight ~
men, 100 oxen ard mules. The sum total of the
whole amounts to l3S wagons, carrying 6Sl 600 lbs OF
freight and requiring 29 men, 40 cattle, Al mules
and IL horses. When it is remembered that this is
but TIE amount of ons weeks work the immense
business the Salt Lake trade tiro into Atchison can
be imagined. Freedoms Champion, Mays.
Az OLD SETTLER GoEE.-The little old building on
the OF Hanover End Richmond Streets tn St has
stood there by historical data az least 10 years ana
by tradition still ger lit is asserted by some vera
cous NortneDders that Gov. Winthrop found tue build
ing star ding there when lie moved over from Coafes
town in 1922, hae been taken down MISS johnson,
who had occupied j., for most OF the time, we nad
almost said for a very long time, held the building on
q thirty-Jesrs lease of lich three were unexplred
She had carried the crockeryware business there,
ard her stock was marvellous one 20 select antiques
from TIE Occupan. was a patient ard quiet woman
and though her business was not large Il was enough
for her needle and her ambition. /. seems hard 20 de-
nose her but progress mas nee1 OF her corner. The
building wss queer snapped old trap enough, and ire
auent changes OF grade IN Hanover stree. hsi buried
Il Yearly 10 lie chamber windows.
Boston Saturday Evening Gazette.
Rosa BoSHLUR.-M .deOnoisele R0sa Bonheur is
ext biting IL London picture LeI 20 the Eoglsh
psblc. The subec. e " Lspda;s Peasants Going TO
Market in which the peculiar practice OF me country
walking stts, is introduced. But the genius Of
the artist, ss usual. is 10 the painting Of the
animals. metropolitan critic Gays Of this portion Of
the work: 1.-THE shaggy dunbroEn coats and great
,usd foreocts Of the oxen Ii this picture perfect
in texture and imitstion, and 1he mixture of suen
obs.inscy and solid vacancy, which lie yet curiously
blended with dul sagscity in their eyes, no. easy
describe. So with the sheep; their coarse feeces are
surprising in truth Of realization; they are grouped
with every appearance OF accident-pressing forward
against each ether IN the most natural way possible
and actually, n their silly faces, you fancy you
soe expression Of establishment and reful nneasi-
ness a. movement they do not altogether approve"
GEORGIA LUSArIc AsrLUk.-A gentleman who has
recently visited the Lans.ic Asylum OF Milledgeve,
ssyt;
structure IN the State combining al arrangements for
comfort, with great beauty Of plan aid finish; 10 cost
wse over S225 000 and at the present time has 2l2
patisnis. Among IL NUMEROUS arrangements ~ q
large chapel for prtbc worship ~ The unfortunate