By This Mornings Mall.
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News FROM the OREGoS EMiGKASrs.-tlve
men arrived at independence. Missouri, IN the
beginning Of this month, bringing intelligence
f-om the emigran,s who left last Spring for Ore
ron. These men are di:cct from to:t LARAMIE,
distar. about eigh, huIdied miles ram incePen-
dencc. They state that the last OF the eungFants
left Fort Laramie on the , Of August. ara e1-
Dcctet 10 reach the!F place of destination about
the li!st of October. The em'grlnls had pien
- of Bacon. but were bacly OF i'T tiour
and BreaG-stutis and It Is cared. had no
thing Ike supply to carry them through -
Although there was plenty of -four ai the Fort
the price being forty dollars per barrel, aud on!;
10 be had for cash, ,hey coud not procure II
Sucar and coffee were also quite scarce with
them. Their teams were Isced and weak, ana
their cattle generally in bad condition. ltTl!rec
necessarily during the first two months OF their
Journey. so that all the water courses were unus-
uaily high. They complained greatly Of the
hartlsh9s and fatigusS OF the trp, but enJoye6
good health, and had lost only one man
By death. Tney had divided and formed
themselves into several parties, owing 10 dis
sensions which had t,ken place N the Company
(, was thought ;ha, they wonIi ;cach Buffalo IN
five ur SIX days after leaving tcy; Laramie.
where ;hey hoped to lay IN i sufficient supply oi
provisions To Subsist them TIL they arrived at
their destination. Fears were entertained OF
their being haraSsed by the Sioux Indians, whose
Chiel had despatched large war party for The
purpose OF attaeking them: bat the only danger
they aparohendsi n the event =. such III assault
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