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The last Beacon publishes the sub joined letter from MT. Subieae, detail- ing his adventures during his last trip to the Mountains. In connection with this subject, the same paper remarks:

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 During the operations of Mir. Sub- iette in the Mountains, he has met with repeated attacks from our old and in- vetefate enemies, the Blackfeet; but by his coolness, discretion and judgment, has never failed to make them suffer severely for their temerity and ilI-ad. vised hostility sin the summer of 1881. Mir. $. and his party were attacked by about l50 warriors of that nation. Af ter long and severe fight the enemy retired, with the loss of about 30 killed. and greater number wounded. The loss sustained by Mr. Sublette's party was very inconsiderable.

 We are gratitied to learn that MT. S. has determined 10 discontinue his moun- tam excursions, and to locate himself in the immediate vicinity of this place, where we hope he may long enjoy the fruits of his toilsome and laudable exer- tions.

 The value of the -Furs brought in by Mir. $. is about S60,O00. The follow linglettergives the particulars promised in our last. Lerington, .1lo. Sept. 2ls., 1892. Gen. ". ASHLEY

 Dear Sir: l left the settlements on the 18th May, and on the 2d of July. on the head of the Colorado of the West. party of the Blackfeet Indians endca- soled to enter my camp at night, but nndlng a strong guard around it they thought it dangerous, and, after secur- ing some loose horses, (which, on ac- count of being too poor for service, were net kept in the encampmenD and tindIng they could get no more, they tlred on us and immediately run off,. The only injury sustained wastwo mules slightly wounded.

 1 arrived on the waters of the Colum- hia river on the 4th of July, and on the sth at the rendezvous of the Rocky Mountain Hunters, on the Columbia rlver, west of the Three Teton Noun 'ains.

 On the 18th July, about 6 miles rom my camp, an engagement took place hes"een ii sT,ahii party of whites. sho had started for their hunting ground the day befare, and party of