New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

like little boys in huckcberry patch are always hunt
ing for better place The you
cautiously aside. clasps you IN senemofa ro,srI
whispers your ear that lie has has eye on ieia
eete the best thing out wishes to go for it. early
the next morning but alas flor YOU ne Is go strapPu",
and could you lend him an ounoef ne VIII pay ~ 80
soon es he returns and stake You claim Desde NeA.
morning in jonted amor Of buckskn patches you sey
him disappearing down the road. DIS PICK anu 49,
rejecting the suns rays from those points tIa, -,
been on a similar expedition too many tunes DeoIe '.
feof much work at the end OF IT, and his 9aGy Woihu
irving pan riding in easy position behind his sadue
What pity that all such men, Whose . ~ ali
yeoped Imagination is only exceeded by the want VI
ose facnl,ies making ND common sense had not lved
when they might tilt at windmills with Don
volunteer in long pipe and shcr, pPe ~ he laws the
foundation for stampede may be seen from tne ioiv"
ing account Of the origin Of an immense stai'peuo '
has just taken place: .,,.ot and
although he did not "sprachen Deulsch. ne sa" ono
of the Teutons wink at tho other and nod ms hesd ,o
ward Sun River; whercupon ne besroae MS '"'A'''
and any number Of smart Alexis followed
Several men were frozen TO death while running 10
this excitement for the Thermometer has been sos ~
degrees below zero and many VIII hnve 70 msc us
limbs or portions Of them Despite besetthg dhecis'
he Winters of many miners are almost entirely de-
voted TO stampeding They penetrate the Inuian cou
try, waow through SHOWS wheie norses cannU, s,oc
of provisions They brave all those peris whcn heuse
about the sougtor TREASURED treas ure 10 Whicu NV!
ought TO have clear title when fonnd ohany On
who would by legislation, deprive them OF their wen
earned rights; who would. by Bill LOT Tue sao =, ~
the mineral lands" turn the mining regions o'cI .
spectators degrade the independent mountansel ~
the condition of mental, and make all-sl tne ne"u
quarters from which he is to receive LIS ofucf''
| GENERAL NEWS.
proror.v inst IN ION Fort Benton, learn that the
Noodle AT that point quite alarmed concerning ,he
Indian depreoations Not only are the Indians steane
horses and plundeing at every opportunity! "us he
killing whites in some instances, report " ou ,h
Ieyed Three men are said TO have been Killed on inc
head Of the Yellowstone while prospecting, theii
horses and gold dust (of which they had large guam
tity) being shown as trophies by the nuaIs IN n
cnmp Two men (Messrs. HuIicke and La Greel
while on their return from the Gros Ncntre camp are
said TO have been murdered in the Bears raw NOUN
tains by the Piegans. The bearer OF the news Dine
petition TO the Governor from % OF the residents %
Fort Benton for the immediate organization oil 5Oe
cavalry for the chassement Of their tormenlors nc
different bands of Indians are constantly einB taie'
upon and slandering each other. and the foregoing
stories should be glad TO believe originated ID TIE
redskins School for Scandal
The United States Collector, acting under instruc
tons from Washington, has recently seized eF'.V'
worth of liquors and tobacco in this place and virginia
CITY, on suspicion Of their having avoided the payneh
OF the tax Considerable sutteTing is caused by Inc
proceeding, especially among the remnant OF lett wihs
( Of Prices army. .
A movement looking to a State organization has com
menced Acting Governor MeaRher has ordered: D,
wba authority does not appear an election 10 De heIo
fol choc Of dele gates 70 convention said convention
TO petition Congress for admission us State. Inc
Unioniss are opposed to the movement. preierrng u
remain under the government of men who have alwayi
been true 10 the Union than be lorded by Rebel
as they would unQuestonably BIO II the State were a
present admitted They will take part la the cleo
ton Of Feb. a. nor acknowledge its legality
There has been much snow IN some places three fee
deem and il is Anticipated that a very high stage of tn
river in the Spring will render II comparatively cas-
for the boats to get up. b. W. G.