The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

quepty the dshsn,eped emgraps sell their property p,
me- re scps huvc seen that cost oo yoso soa
so ssO bacon bs/c per H.; -four 81 90 per cSt rice,
&c. rer ~ sugar &C. &c. Wagons that cost from 80 70
m. snypy and loss that has been caussd by this In
famous hu sue Is ncacuable, and ought and WI re-
oct upon those have knownsy aided anu aoe''eu
m ri0ho's'''':J JAMES MAGINNrs, Of Locsport, NY.
DENVER Cry, May 0, 1859.
o NJ, and passer ger rtsse OF the Lesven~ort
sno rkes t,ss Stage Company, arrived here II vas
ont twenty Gays from Ieasep ~orth, but now that
,h Nv stators are formed and bridges made, IL is
,boueh, fourteen or fifteen days will suice TO make the
trp TIE pew route thus laid out via Republican Fork Of
Kansas y,ye, seems be good one according 70 the
r.nort az the stage company though about the same
"a The old Fort Ke.rney and Arkansas routes, billy
apo qapdy O, hs end aud estute Of timber Tor fuel for
an oa with the others or some 100 70 loo mites
th,ns j ane probsoe this express lios will do good
thing esoe up this region OF the far west but from
psept appearances, however, the Company owning will
no. enrich ib seIves, at least not the legitimate way
of carving mstt r ana passengers
We have De. sSrg ,a'n",s 10. "ees pass o, nor
emisrauts By way OF Smosy Hill route Several ntel-
gent se ~bo tave arrived by that route me
they themselv wese 60 org on the wayover SAINT aud
bile suo wntou. road All ,ba, tncy were reduced
ain starvaton-iived ten 10 tcen DAYS upnp
yncs peas ana sucu iew wild onions and cd,b es
as they ccno SICK up, aod also that sney helped bury
several who o'en nom starvation Tee agent
the ccmIany oroueht word that picked uo
sa'v'eg some fifty miles from here, Tor an ARA
ps,oe lnosn brought m in 10 the age lue) nal
come fun ,ne Smoky an stage route twncn MS
compspy hao started on aud ted 10 foo~.) that when
found he was M most wretrhed coon,tDn. AMI
recuoeo 90 ske eoo from starvaton Bis name ue,
be s from Whteside county, tinois There wsfe three
sIo,ees g. "ne oea and the two 'emseug
from emsoistiop The second brother DIED and
nearly estsn by the survivor The stage agent
ARD hnreo the Of the second youngest OF
the brothers, but could noland the remaus toe art
wbo essd. man named Gibbs The leader OF tue
starved company. GIBBS got nearIy we'd, ant
"a rEa xh.t
was m ut one Of the all stations an1 the report
trmed by the stage passengers Others report 'atge
pefsber and much property been destroyed and
eo op the Gay lssw one party which lost seven on. of
tram Of six,en oxen
BY ~ papers from the States perceive the
tide Of emg' alton bnner~ard very great. Toe
Der Of arrivals dsy and for the past lev
sho~s sse but tide be- ednav syoDg
IN the bomeWsfd eoapd direction Most, very many
Of those r-'utnoe, 60 by skfs dug outs, &c upon
the Pat'e the water OF this river beng IN good
psviRshe STATE, cow stream, for sucn crNn have
fla boat bnt anc propose launching IL tbs morning, and
may beat the ~h'eh careee this letter the
rert ia about sx TO eight mites an hour. may be
red 10 rbe bottom, no il somewhat dangerous
About City boats OF KIND and another have sailed 10
the past week, WITH of four I've
each II that 500 peSeous have left here
to those turned back before Reaching here, To-
duceo by the intelligence received from others
their Probably many reached here
In that time but ,bnk there people IN
the whole inning country to-day than there were my
arr1VAl Deft mn IDe .tD%Ds Tor villages W0cn
they all are, smas too quite deserted by
whites and ss many Indians pale faces 10 aud
about tnrs village. Yesterday aozen Injsn
braves OF he srrapahoe tribe rode in ~
their head ct. Raveo and two of his brothers They
collected The office Judge smith nd talk with
the whites relative an arrangement With the ,veru
men for tie sale of their territory, and aid their
ration w bsfome an agricultural and a civllzet
They ALREADY about civil the whites here aod
far more fnperste indeed I've uot iotoxicated
Indian IN tie inning The Interpreter sntoine
nu Brsy drunk at The meetpg falling or bis
ss nc ras oo~n ~ the Intelligent Looking aud sgasd
WOW farce; and il va. Immediately adoarned for day,
mil tie prefer should become sober may yet be
enabled IN give sou an account OF the talk
AZ for the gold news, reports f.Qu, the mines
thing reliable heard; but maoy rumos OF paying dig
gings are sfoat which are DOT credited.
LETTER FROM ST. JOSEPH.
ST. JOSEPH, May 81, 1859.
The steamer Hssperisn came dowo to day from Omaha
With Eve oupdred re urp,nS gold seekers, ana they
the deplorsbie condition OF the emgsuts
tina, of last There is consider un
10 ,h border towns lest these aud
desperate m commit violence, aud TO DAY the Mayor Of
81 Josepb biz proclamation ordering the arrest OF
all persons found the streets after Midnight uaess
they give satisfactory Account Of themselves The
regular poice force has b. increased by large voluu
tser corps, and 10 night vgilapt watch will be kept 1t
is hardly probable any systematic aud general eta;k
be made, bot the recent burearIes render such
crease OF police ADVISABLE. Seven booses reported
ROBBED night this week.
Arnvat bere Gay from the mines confirm former
favor able reports Settlements from parties WHO have
tusly beeD in ,be INNING region quite atterlDg, while
have DOLLY been 10 Kearoey get discouraged
return, until now the reurnioR tide great
the outgoing tnfoDg Blk weeks ago
LATE FROM THE MINES. ~
We bsve received the Rocky Mdtntain NeWs (extra),
dated berry Creek, May g. from which take the fol
loving
large fierce Of resume work the Cherry Creek
ditch this n1orui0g and IN lev days 0ot9 IL ami the
Psite ditch vii he comp eteo givpe faculties wash
ing 10 hundreds Of miners The Georgia comDany have
completed small ditch b-uo OF the Pate river
ana we learn run "tom. one day getting about
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