New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

Of his company. viii fern tie escort O: Ger. V4-ney
etsdqusrtsTs cn the ro1,e - Sal; i,se Or%-s ssve
been issued establishing pot 81 Plsi'e Bn9gs tie
gsrrson cf which. i q understood, MI oon.s- Il two
conpsnies ol.te y Artillery.
Ops Company # the Second Artillery. ut Ter c3ri-
uand Of Capt. Anterson s:e gong oat !" The agency
OF the Sses and Foxes With tie zen: OF these Tribes
10 protect lin ard the snnusy iuncs IN nis charge
Two coupsuies Of The Second Iofsrty, uuder Capts
Iyon sp1 G.rdener sra 10 r,eve tbs c1npa3y Of tie
Second Artillery which weIe ordered 10 to1 Riley
some tine ago. Upon Capt. Lyon and sPt. G'rdener
vii! Ge.olye tie duty Ji restoring order n SjGtieIa
Ksns,s Lieut D1 Barry, Third AftA'eiy went With
bis mn ard TO assume caarge Of the sec;ioa Of :r
lsry at foit Scott.
Con- paDy l. 9Th Ar ilery, which h'd been s:stionei
a. Fort K.srley for airy ysar-, accompanied hs lst
column, commanded By Col. Anarr~s IT. u under
s'oed ;ba. Mejor Williams company l4th Artillery,
Sth another company Of he sane regiment will gsr
risJE Font kssrney; ard ta"t tsP. VI C1~n, F'n ms
con papy, Icw Stationed there, viii PIc1asd to C.ah
The s.c1ad column lCol. Nuu-es'sl lea the Blue
l35 miles west yesterday having been detsoed there
several days by tie hIgl freshets, which prevented
hls teams from crossing Co. Mays column Che
thirdl Wa h. miles the 3l-t AID progressing
rspicy. Col. MsIrlsons column the four;bl hsd
reached tie Chain Plmo on the LET 1t - possible
that owing 10 tho ls.e unprecedented raDs TIE de-
psrture OF the fifth column may be deferred for few
days. This Will produce no inconvenience, e. the
dv,on Of conusctors' trains whi.h ths column is 70
escort is not yet ready.
Fokr LE,vTswokrH, X. T., Nay ~, 1858.
Agreeable TO your request, seat myself u give
you synopsis OF the fIer-nt companies which make
up The atm column u forces, for the benefit OF the
friends Of those who accompany the cDmmsnd.
The following officers compose the st.A Of the
column, commanded by Lieut.-Col. Picarn prison:
Capt. r. r. Garland, 7th Infantry, acting isrtsr-
master for the column.
Lieut.. +. j. Bfooks, Adjatan, 70 the column.
Lieut. ID. i. HANCOCK Commissary.
e. izen Udolpho Vote, Chief Clerk In the QusTter-
masters department Of the column.
The column il composed Of one company OF drag ]on
recruits under The con msni Of Lieut.. Nouls; Light
Batter, Artillery, Commanded by Capt Berry one
company recruits tinfan.ry) commanded By BFevet-
LIEUT.. Col Ruggles, and four companies Seventh To-
ian.ry, under the command Of Cspt. Little, Capt.
IIsyman, Capt. Potter, and let Lieut. Evans. Two
e ,mpsnies Of cavslry under the command OF Msor
Sedgwick are the detached service St present. but
viii Join the columns at Fort Laramie.
Col. johnson Inspected the column, and assure
ycu the. it grsnd sight before US stood the gal
liant I'm IfaDtry, Only four companies it Is true but
enough to remind Of The great service they done
III The Mexican war; Tie whols command move. at 10
O'Clock today ana will proceed, withou. delay" to
Utah, and If the yuGlor OF the &ormons lay ing
down their aims be true, this column will advance 10
relieve the 9Th Infantry and Others tna. are out there
The troope all seeud 70 be IN god spirits AID seemed
anxious 70 "beard the lion in his den. Col. Mays
column left on the 18th slso en- route for Utah.