New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

rear Itoo r>s va proved rct only 70 Be fessiois'
INT, with Mi. sommsnders Of easy aecoc1phshnie.'
Heretofore the TIP in Msekinaw boats eccnpler
ninety daJs. The Chippewa accomplished J. ,. -
teen osvs ON the ls;h OF Jolly, her besd wa- urnsi
homevaId and this morning she nss proosD resone-
81. Lous having beer absent period o. es'''J i'uN
dayz -od
jn,f.v months the wagon rosd now being surveyed
h, T;ept. Mullen. from Waila Ws1s, on the Pscihc
s;d4 Of the mountains te For Benton VIII he COM
pleted ard the Journey by say OF For beLion 20
Wsshp gtoD Territory and the northern par OF
ear be much more safely and quickly ecIohlph-.
tLsn nv wsy OF California. Freghts can be cir.iei
throug Oh by route for oneha that would cost 70
convey them to Washir gton Territory by aIy oler
route The IIdisn supplies for Wa,npg,oh ler,to's
ard Oregon will Ne K. yeaT 20 up the Mssour, and
wear or two men will begin 20 appreciate the lmPor'
lance 10 the country Of the success of this undertaking
We are satisfied tina. trip OF 20 much lmpor'ance
has been undertaken for years and we honor AXE tns
man who projected IT, VINO naked mis- means for u, an
The BE hands which carried successfully through
Let the names 81 Pierre Chouea1 r, Capt. John d.
IL Barge and c. =. Chouesu be forever placed WIN
;hoee Of Lewis end Clark, and .t 1t De re nemoered
that 20 them 10 extent indebted Tor the arg
amount Of wealth dsiy Increasing, Waich nONs 10 W
from the Upper Missouri. D.,
ton the command f the Spread Eagle was gwen ~
w. L. A.er. The river was al the time ialins rspidy,
and be entertained fears that II he did not push ner
down the river she would be unable to get out this
season. Acting under this impression he started down
the river ard was not oye-faken on the Chippewa
nr,ii some distance below Fort Pierre. II is pretty
generally believed that this action Of his wise snd
more than probably saved the Spread Eagle.
Lore Richard Grosvenor of the Marquis of West-
min star entirely recovered from the effects Of hi four
days fast, while lost the prairie below Fort moe,
went up the Chippewa 10 For Benton, and ret lrned
as sr az Atchison where he left the boat with the in
tention Of taking the overland route for California. lie
carrie with him the hearty good wishes Of he CON.
paBions his mountain trip. Messrs. WlmaT ana
Isaacs the talented young artists OF this CITY, look
finely and return with portfolios crowded with sketches
Of Ind 40 faces ard Indian scenes and We hope
to displayed exact representations Of the ost Wild
spots on the Missouri.
News was received from Capt. Reynolds and his ex-
ploriDg party All royng fine health, 1nd tnere
wac prospect Of his having successful expedition
He bsd resched point in the Blsck Hills, some ten
miles ba k Of Fort Pierre.
The Indians are reported at peace with the whites,
notwithstanding the war between the Sioux and Mau-
daus, which we mentioned a dsy or two since. Ths
Sioux have told the Maudaus that they may expect
two more battles, and there may be- danger to the
wbtes row that the boats have Withdrawn then pro
tecting influence. Game was plenty on the trip.
Thousands of buffalo were seen daily above Fort
UrioD, and elk mountain sheep, big horns, deer and
grizzly bear 10 abundance Every on the trip had
his fulI share Of hunting, and Of the best kind.
Only one accident happened on the ir7p and TINS
cane very near being serious. Mr.. Jacob Snyder the
excellent mate of the Spread Eagle, wac working the
Niger engine, when his foot became entanged IN
IT, ard he had HE great toe torn on lie suffers 10 III,
convenience from the lose now To his csreinness and
efficiency may be attributed the fact that there was no
serious accident on the trip.
The excitement ct the Levee yesterday on The land,
ing Of the Spread Eagle was intense So unexpected
the Of the pioneer trip TO Fort benton,
that every one wished to hear the news and hundreds
Hocked down 30 her az the FIST sound Of her guns.
The Spread Eagle brought down about 4,j5i packs
Of robes and SKINS or Dear 40 OOO