The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23


travel was observed the rank in 'presthood,n Heber
%s IN me ssed ana Daniel in the third
place the household tack on about the fourth c,r
riage; then follow apostles, magistrates merchants.
q s!ner - @ mel where they find
there they keep TN they return, though the trip
should reach over weeks. There were at least doze
carriages in the outst, and gooly Of horse
men. They took the hern route through the settle
mcnts for Cache Valley. II the Indians we're quiet up,
north the party would proceed good distance and 10
absent between three and four weeks but if there WAC,
risk they viii probably rciui a this week. tEff 81
DRAGONS NORTH
Three conpanics-B ami H--of the Second ircgoons,
passed through this city from Camp Floyd on Thursday
fternoon for the northern California route, with tho
View Of aordng protection 10 cmigranls against
crs and Indians, and chastisng dcpreators lring tho
'ummcr and autumn Lieutenant Colonci N. Y. Howe
tuartcmaster Fist Lieutenant Thos Hight consnandng
company B; First Lieutenant q. A. Gordon, commanding
ompany f. Second Ieu,ilsnt W. p Sanders, commanding
rdnance officer
Colonel Howe had instructions to establish his depot
win sufficient guard at some suitable point in the vci
nifty OF the junction of the Soda SPRING and fandcr5
road or where the latter crosses the Pont Neu river,
from whence he viii make dctachlcnts with PACK ani-
mails in sufficient strength patrol the roads in all d-
iectons towards Soda Springs and the City Of Rocks
tending the march beyond these points circumstances
may require. He is expected open and
concert measures with the commander Of detachment OF
troops which II is understood Is to be ordered from the De-
parment Of Oregon TO take post at Or in ~ vicinity Of tho
City OF Rocks. The command left he amp the 9TH
purpose making Their depot in eight avs and will
remain thn' northern till the mlf Of October
AS The commander OF the department anticipates consde-
rabc service from these troops Inc has limited their baggage
WAGONS 10 absolute wants One wagon for the hcad6iar
tiers, ambulance for hospital purposes two wagons
to each company, twenty pack mules and one travelling
forge and twenty wagons in the supply train The
regmenta sta and band ccompanied the dragons But
for the attack the profession in The papers account
OF the COVcy Affair." Mornondom would have been treated
10 rkec Doodle and Hail Columbia from the band; but
the Colonel though ne rested hour in the main street,
was proof positive against every appliance for music
The officers and soldiers seemed in good spirits, no
doubt were pleased with the prospect of some kind of
active service away from now dull and deserted camp
THE INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT COMMISSION.
Tho examinat,n of DR. Forncy's affairs terminated
in all likelihood, be started for Washington by regular
mail on Friday the following week Some signatures
are still wanting but am informed that Major Mont
gomery will be here to-day from camp, and the exainna
lion viii then believe, be fairly and drie. ready
for the pcrusa and action Of others at the capital How
IL may terminate is beyond KEN
INDIANS. x
a., Everything seems going North Brigham aud his suites
INC Second dragons and followers went last week Dr.
forney starts to-day in the same direction with three
lerPe'ers and somebody else. 1t Is TO be hoped that
in no wise run in each others way Brigham las conc
Tor pleasure, recreation, hreezcs from tho mountains &C.
the dragons under the gallant Colonel Howe arr 1bluo
mouidy for want Of Tight aud hope they'll get Indians
enough to chastise all summer. That is OF course only
If they desire IT, Forney goes to gather The pe,sc, and
the discontinued red skins, and calculates with Joe,
Gebow, "Dimckp and Jesse Earl have such a DOW
WOW with the snakes Soshones and ues will secure
eternal friendship, and keep the Northern tribes from
joining the hostile reds in the West II done properly
this pow-wow may effect much good. The Doctor takes
measureaby please them for the beings but there IL
heavy tax Of the indians that few weeks release ~
these presents will do ittlc to hush.
LATEST FROM TIE RETIRING
~, we earn from letter written by Mr. w.Myeri 70
M Long, Of this city, dated at Bear River, Ny 81
that on the night before Hcnncier was inhurn llv
treated at Yellow Greek, discharged soldier, nam
Harris who had served IN the Fifth infantry, and who
with his wife and other characters OF that Kind who fol-
low INC army, were travelling with tho retiring
lunns WAS killed there by Of those cvilizers by
receiving bali through his head while asleep in his tent
While camping that night, some Of the soldiers belonging
nearer their cncampmcnt than he chose. Some words
were passed aud threats made the time, and in tho
night gang those based beings went Ia his tent and
shot him In his bed The men who with him fed
to the hills and the with the .roops-ono
ct the degraded females that followed the army this
Jr-sE l2-, o'clock pm.
The rony express has Just arrived frola the West.
More .ilacEs by juaians reported shell Creek ex>~-
frs station dcstroycd road between sc Creek and An
clpc Springs distance Of seventy i've mles-in tho
rnce Al the burning Of Shell Greek station an the proy
sions there we're stolen, vizfivo thousand pounds of
bacon and good supply Of other Kinds OF provisions
Mr. Peter Nous and two others killed two Indians and
escn'taii the station ponies. Unless immediate assist
The pony express communication between 81. Joseph and
San Francisco.
SAIL LAKE CRY, May ~ $780,
TIE Tony E1ress Line Jnierppted-Yc,gAtr Of ne En-.
1res Riders--Toops ss from Gimp Floyd 10 Korp ~
Roefe Open-Adddional O,,trages BY me Sardgcs-Mi
idSy PREDICTION 10 he Pony Eypress--Gesrai News de-
The agents OF the Pony Express having determined 70
continue running tho express eastward every week aud
as far westward they with safety have conclud
Cd TO give you the details, far We have learned bcm
OF the condition of affairs in tho portion Of tho
Terriory-now, in reality in state Of war.
The first intimation had OF actual difficulties be.
tween The Indians and the people Of Carson by the
arrival on Thursday afternoon OF one Of tho express RI
Inv Vol
but as the bearer Of the following letter to Major Ean
tho Superintendent ul the Western rou,e;--
RrBy yArrxy, May %, 1850
IowAEp EnAs, E-oIt r in great haste that scat'mys.
has Just arrived and states that the ls Ute Indians havo
forced INC 10, 10 leave every station between Diamond
gate and Raphael ,phj Iozicr were killed for certain
Yesterday Dry Creek at Ten O'Clock A. NJ, May 81 Will
lam strcepcr took the cut with the mai, aud has not
been heard of since. siss Mciudcss and lafayette Ball
arrived ~ Roberts, Creek last night nine cclck Tho
Indians chased them for Eve mikes shooting with their
la. night at Twelve O'Clock. with AL tho horses and mules.
They saw great number of fires the hills. They
port sixty killed at sink. The chief Of tho
shoehoncs Is here and 500 you. Tho indians
around hero appear 70 ho friendly at present sincup
ton Your orders rcspcct hc .taions have and viii
be promptly attended to- r.. W. HURST.
This leaves here twelve o'clcck noon Nay 70.
Another communicated since received, states that ono
James ouldcot killed. and simpsons Park burned
on the esi Tic killing OF Ralph Lozcr and John Apple
gate at Dry Creek on tho day, IL Confirmed Tho
Indians took everything from that station and forced tho
mail crchss 10 desert The station q, Roberts Creek
Immediately the receipt of this warlikc news Maor
Esan made application Governor Cumming and supern-
tcpdcnt rorney for military assistance and presents 10
the Indians. Tho following morning Fgan started for
Euby Valley with rcquisition for reors and order
for blankets and other Indian nxIngs already out West
The evening another cypress arrived from Tho West,
and this time brought the host pony mail Prom tho
rider learned that the pony cf the unfortunate boy who
was killed by tho Indians up 70 the next station
alone. Inc machccrs which contain The express matter,
arc locscy attached FOR facility &C changing from saddle
saddle at each station, had been thrown on By tho
PONY AFTER he had lost his rider The ordca1s on tho