Correspondence of the ST. Louis ReveilIe.


SWEET WATER, July ID, 1916.
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SWEET WATER, July II, 1876


THE CALIFoRNIANs.-Here we are, al
the head of the Sweet Water, ia stream most
appropriately named, by the way, for its wa
te S are indeed sweet 10 the ravellers,) and
within fifteen miles ofthe dividing ridge OF
the Rocky Mountains. We expect to noon
to-day, onwaters that flow into the Pacific
ocean.


Our "horse company" number twelve men
and twenty-five horses and mules. The
names of the party are Edwin Bryant, r. T.
Jacob, w. H.. Russell, J. G. Buchanan Hi
ram Miller, r. Ii. Holder, w. B. Brown, Jas.
McCleary, w. II. Nuttall, A. V. Brookie,
Captain Wells, IA mounlaineer,) and zyour
humble servant.


Mr.. Sol Subletie and company are fhe
bearers of our letters, whom we had the plea
sure of meeting last evening. He is from
California, and talks moderately in favor oi
the country Mr.. Taplan, one of Fremont's
company, is along; he left the Colonel with
his party, in good health, on the read waters
of the Sacramento river. II Is true that he
was ssproclamsiioned' out OF California. He
did not retire from the vicinity OF Monterey
however, until he had concluded the business
that took him there.