Correspondence Of the Missouri RepubHe.n.

P,t,n Of pgrfy from Caltforaia-vtnsfr FROM Liea E.
ru0nt-fHdisa JDurder-Pro6d1e Har.


KANSAS, Mo. July q ls.i
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KANSAS. Mo. July 2. -,
part of the California company has juss AZ.
rived. They left Lower California On the 2sA
of May last, when all was peace and quetnes
there. They fell in company, on their wsyn.
with Lieut.. Fremont and company, and contiu,
ned with them until they reached the Republican
Fork of the Kansas River, where they left thin
twelve DAYS since, and they suppose Lieut. ?
viii rcacn tins place IN three or four Gays irVn
this time.


war party of Indians, consisting OF Sioux, Ca.
msnchcs ard Anapahoes, who informed th,u
that they had met with party OF Delawares 90
their return from hunting party, and command.
ed by Capt. Suanneo, ard that he and his n.a
were killed by them. The party OF Deaws.s
consisted of fifteen men /; the other party nun
bered some two Thousand. fear this attack vi
lead to general war among the Indians on OF
f,on,;er. SHOULD the Deiawares-determne % ;.
venge, have no doubt that they WI cary II.
war into the eaemy's country. Perhaps Il.
-. .....r .rontler may take Up the scalP'ng knii,
and we shall likely have war of e1tcrmlnst!Oa
among the Wild Indians OF the pra'ti'''


IN haste. ycuiSi


n, What terrible picture nj destruction ana
misery IS presented in the suHn'ned paragraph.
In this latitude We can hardly realize the lea
that 50 desola,ing Il calamity has taken place
bat i, is 50, nevertheless. md meaeS should =
given to al!eYia,e The widespread sp'lrFias
SCENES ox TIE MISSISSIPPI! -lmagioe, rtate,
lake of of 500 miles through rgon finely
imnroyed-al one scene of dcsolnti"n on e'tsef
hand. Here the comfortable quarters, satI
fallen and cilapida,ed-'he cattle from thou
sand fields gathered in herds upon small pa'caes
of lana paG,Iy DRY, perhaps k".e deep IN water,
waling and moaning most p''eousy- her sol
deer, huddleH together at the mercy oil the MARKS
men-bears cIiDetng to logs. And here, as u
one instance VIC lnnSed on, ""n'an, ce.ca'
and f4r, carried BY her husband through ~ater 4
hundred yards TO shoal place. where he ee.
posted her on II trunk until some chance opPor.
tunily should offer TOR her rescue.


fConcofd!a Intelligence.
INDIAN LlrERAruRE.-A work is in prepsra'Oat
