New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

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70 this city, when about 20 30 OF IN the Psassa
! ses:oer BE is charged with having forged nse -
Wells Faro Co.. and drs~p o. 800 on II from tsc<
o.tcs IN tiddletown, Ansdor Comfy. Scsrcsiy svH
does steamer leave here for PauAns without cary
ing on sone sb'oopdng debtor scoundre, thoags
many se arrested just pror 10 tue departure Of sse
vessel AZ Is ore OF the dsstvantsges of the oved 40
mail that -ogues escape by Is stages from tss
State sth - dagger OF detection than they csa %
Snit has been brought for divorce Ia this city by
Elizabeth CsrkicN agt George csrkick; and lin seer-
Vile by Bridget MlNre sSt' Nm; Moore q NJ Gar.
/ Cr,vsn. Nav Ph rlips ayt. Richard Philips; and
10 Sacranento by Mar d. Lntz agt. John Lat A
digoce has been granted u shasta 10 Cecilia fyaa
frum Der husband T J. Fyf'n.
fe~ DAYS $50 8 little boy apparently ten dsys @s.
or thereslout vas found esi y IN the morning, YnG
nicely wrapped up, az the d,pr OF w; w. Sasua,
married msp whose wife is child tSs. Tho htte fch'S
had the following model sppeai, we" "'n''a
vouan's hand, piured on his dress;
To va den, lsds 30 FL b. ~ ~'fAv'
"Pr little Fr,nt without home. Oh take NE 20 s.ae
.tDly .on None ga, 'aS0y thee In 'SI 'aJ E FRAME
Your resiers sill nos hsve forgot'e Is report thai
the eth October last lsrge party % engrsnts on
their way To California from Nj ssour WY ksa,Ss CiV
ard Abaque,qae, on What is called l,eaie s,SuS,
attacked by Indians and driven back. Nr w. W.
Banker who was IN the party has arrived y this cty.
lie says the accounts published in tho Mirso,r pspn
risrepfesei, the facts Of the gresuy. he ccs-
psins particularly o. The account in The M"'srf Ne
publican Of the nth November. which accent VS.
copied by The Washington G.oo>. Tnst scoust
says few erngrauts we're killed, snd tina. hsssS
stock hsd been lost, and represents the whole TAR a.
d matter Of little consequence, and speaks Of thcrsad
% a good one. Banker Gays - persons were killed.,
i've were wounded, OF whom several eied sooa 1ser-
wand property 10 the value OF Sl,co was destroyed
or lost the survivors hal to undergo the most esf-
~ haraiv asoaninp with thar hives. IL
seems that the cmgran,s after having Travelled very
great distance without water, arrived at sprieSs
tear The Colorado, in the night nmc There wore
some Indians at the place, and when they SAW TIE
whito men approaching they all collected aroasA
the spring. The emigrants, wi'bous stopping 70
inquire Whist their intentions nigh. be, fred at then
ana killed one. The Indians hed, but IN . day Gtre
took supls revenge There we're 30 enigranS 10 TOO
party leo men and 30 women and ch'Ndrec. TIE
iine selected for the attack WAS when the mss were
oyGed in three parties one To guard the cattle 81 ts
pasture ground, nine miles from the Damp, another =
The camp ard third the river bank, r,sking r>os
upon which 10 cross. Mr. Banker did not write deva
the names of the killed ard wounded, and rs did sos
even know some OF them, but be recOlect, tAst ~
following we've killed.
frauG Robinson, Of New York.
George Anderson, Of New York.
49, Mckane, of New York.
Mrs Kibcald
49, Cmige.
- Broxn.
Miss Brown little girl.
- McGowan, an Irishmsp, lately from 81 Aseas.
- Dsugheman wife and five children.
NTs Armstrong.
little Miss Blown, sister Of the one killed byte
Indiana died from fright.
The Indians drove sway all the cattle, numbering
ne aTly 5000 and bus n of them were recovered a
party was trganized TO chasctuo Indians aud attempt
70 recover more cattle, bu, they were dsterred ~
white man. VINO smong thu red mer, aud sdvss~a
them in very good E0gish 10 turn back and 10 gAfn
they could get away svs. tie sail the Indians would
tever ler them cross the Colorafo. Tue emigraaH
ing few teams le collected ~ Ut their wagons toto
email spsce aud set fire % them 10 keep the red men
from enjoying the spoil They then turned back, sad
fortunately coon met another train which hsd osea
travelling behind them more Ieisurely, ana q, uoeo
they met fsvcrs government wagons which bad oo0e
from Albuquerque with supplies for thsn, A. fcqsost-
Cd by an e1 press whom they bad sent forward ~ sooa
a. tho oissIter happened The emsrsn,s were knows
az Browns, Roses and Bsilsy's trains from Missouri
and Iowa. Rose lost $4,000, Bailey sjo,Oto, ase
Brown, bis life.
This road has lately been recommended strongly ~
Lieut. Beae spd his friends al excellent route for
eu,grants and for the United States mall recon
noiessnee ordered not long ago. for tho purpose o.
Learning whether it was advisable 10 establish mill
tsry post AT B-aies Crossing OF the Co0raio BAT ia
officers % the G. yerumen seemed 10 have their mods
made M beforehand sbout the route; so, without
waiting uI til the reconnaissance could Do completes
end report made, they have already sent 80 man -
establsh the poet. Such is the talk that M Bsakec
has beard and he declares that the rosd utterly una
for the use of emig ransbeing exceedingly rough DO
tween the San Francisco Mountains and he Colorado
River, and having maoy lsng stretches si.hout wsto
one Of them lbs miles lorg. OF course | do No
vouch for the ,tness Of Mr.. B.s statements anA
oprons in regard TO the road but bis side deserves -
n - k..t haa