{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FRoM THE YELLOW SToSE-Steamer Gen Brooke, despatched by P. Chouteau Jr. g. Co.,, on the 22rd of la,t May, lo Fort Union, one of their trading posts on ihe Yellow Stone, returned Sester day, July IS, having performed lbe lrp in less time. by len days, than it was ever before done. The river was in good stage, and she arrived at Fort Union be 2nd of July, and left there to return on the 4th. She reports considerable rise from the Missouri, above the mouth of ihe Yellow Stone, which they Jeff behind. Two of the company of em- granis, bound for Oregon, and Iost on the praires- which noticed few days ago-came down on the Brooke. The balance of the company, number ing about eighteen males, and the number ol women, were left encamped on the Missouri, at he mouth of the Ve,million, in he elpless and almost destitute condition. They Jeff ther homes in Iowa early in the spring, selecting one of their number as pilot; but they got lost in the prairies, and found themselves very little nearer rhe place of their des tna,ion. than when they started. They have de. termined to remain in ther present encampment un iii next spring, and then renew their journey. The Indians in the vicinity of their encampment, have begun 10 plunder lhem of their horses, and will, no doubt, steal all they have before ihe winter is over The Brooke brought dowa 800 packs of robes for P Chouteau, Jr. & co.-TSt Louis Rep.