New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

hundred cyprians have found hospitabe quarters wth
the city limits You may them parading the t sees
dressed In all the awdrv fnery Of the theatrlca progs
sion They known pets and regarded as anges Ny
the frontersnen, their great hearts leap as an au
nmid with tenderness as they gaze upon The fair sex
they nave been strangers 10 women for years having
and months" ever since leaving tLe Missouri Rverngh
five years ago." Money is abundant in the shape of
the chances Of poker euchre chuckauck tnoir
and keno Many one sits down comparatively rich and
There s neither law order that created by the
formidable Vigilance Committee Every man follows his
own nclnaons, taking into consideration always that
he nfrnges on his neighbOrs rights he Will be required
Soaer here Where Vile rns ans % the mo
audience composed Of military officers aud prvates from
Sedgwic and citizens clothed in every fashion and
color The leading TO this place Of amusement
are lined with tents, tin and adobe houses, where
tables playing dirty cards and drinking dirty liquor n
ever missionary needed in benighted land, there
is one needed in this city, and splendid opportunity is
off red to temperance lecturers for displaying their abi
ties on the rostrum Liquor though very dearCOnnod
tTr aeiy held in high estimation by the citizens The
taers VI the article have labeled ana advertised as sthe
Fancy G" naked sandy beaeh9 with few scragcy sandy
idea of the country around nesbuIg The city itself
stands about feet above the Platte River To pro-
they have already sunk TO tho depth OF 225 feet and
though only two miles from the river they have not as
yet succeeded in fndncany. The work still goes braNcy
on and they propose sinking it 400 feet AT the present
time water costs 81 25 a barrel Very plain meals
sold at the various restaurants for IL go Cigars are
invariably sold at % cents each, ard a glass Of
miserable lager beer commands the same sum.
At the Julesburg Hotel the arisOcrac hotel Of the city,
board costs - day. Excusionss arrive daily from the
East and profess mbounded delight witnessing the
resources Of the West" Among the latest ar
Clark Bell esq Of n Y; T. c. Durant President OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, &c. Yesterday, at the ex
press request OF Col Patrick the IEdan Agent OF the
Northern Sioux the whole pagty visited the camp of
Spotted Tail, aud Big Mouth, chief OF the OGullaas
With the aid Of interpreter found at the camp M
held interesting conversation with the chief Big
Mouth who claims be friendly. Feeling vnced tnat
his visitors were men OF note among the pae races g
Mouth, with his accustomed native suayy rendered lhe
hospates Of his lodge to the great stranger from be-
yond the great water As Mr.. Cave, with pardonable
curiosity examined each strange object in the tent, the
chief expressed the hope that he would accept Of me
mentO OF his visit TO one OF the aboriginal tribes OF North
America Mr.. Cave also observed with unusual interest
young Indian maiden, remarkably good looking who
sat demurely on high y-onamented buhalo-roDe; Bg
Mouth nmated the honorable member OF the British
Parliament that she was his dauglter The young GIRL
doubtless feeling atercd by the attentions OF the grand
gentleman presented him with pair OF moceaslns
fastefuly decorated with her own hand, which
Of thanks Big Mouth then made proposition which
rather surprised the English gentleman 1t was no less
made in ali sincerity 10 show the hA regard he enter
tanned for him AS Mr. Cave already married to an es
posed TO bgamy he was compelled TO decline the ALI
ance, which would have contributed so much to ms
honor. Mr. Cave eofteously invited Big Mouth m aha @ ms
brother chiefs TO accompany him toJulesburg which they
readily accepted The chiefs were greatly eXheraed az
the Iapdty the iron horse on therGrrya tJnesDug
they all partook OF an excellent lunch prepared py
Messrs. Allan Seward Of the Railroad Hotel Ihe de,
cous viands which they partook OF with great gsto VIII
long be remembered by these chiefs something extra
ordinary. In the evening these strange companions
parted, with eternal prOtestatOns OF good Will.
Capt Wells and 20 of the 30th Infantry have been
detailed guard the vast accumulation OF stores az
Julesburg depot there being upward OF 4OOWOO OF
Government freight. Brighten A. j. smith, COOnel 1th
United States Cavalry, is en- route, with his stah TO as
sumo command OF Fort Sedgwick and the district at
tached for operations against Indians Accommodation
from la Messila, New-MeXico, dated the stu inst,
beef cattle were driven from within rife shot
of the parade-ground Of Fort Bayard, after day
break. The alarm immediately given; but, nOtwlth
standing stablecan sounded, horses watered, fed
and cured and breakfast eaten before steps were
taken pursue the Indians This appears Incredible but
the report is trustworthy The Indians also ransacked
the house Of Mr. Colbin, within mile ahalf OF the
fort aud killed his horse I'm front OF his door The same
band another Of the same tribe kOwas subsequently
drove away Government mules IN broad ayght while
guarded by detachment Of 10 soldiers. The mules have
not been recovered yet