ARRIVAL OF TRAINS capt Can fields company I 1 ived lived late on thursday evenn even cven n oct I 1 hiving occupied eleven weeks iu in the journey across the plain plaint elder james DI mcknight cKnight chaplain and clerk reports that they bad had lad an I 1 exceedingly prosperous journey that there evaa as but little sickness sc kness and no death deaths in the company and their losses in cattle caitie were inconsiderable only three or fo foar ar and those to a small train freighting diz whish th travelled with the company part of the way we are aro informed that the immigrants 0 rants in this company were more strict in their devotional exercises than some others have hav been and generally held s every evening duing the entire journey urrey jo on friday about noon the fifth church train capt JI if vf miller arrived in which were about six hun ban lre ire J and fifty immigrants and sixty gag wag wagons ons it seems there was conald crabe alc knoss in the company on oil the plains and about thirty death deathe mo aly child cl the teanka generally burned in very goal condition mr godbeh freight train irain of twenty two wagons wi 7 ons also arrive on friday la in which there were ivere a few immigrants the sixth church train capt IL II D cime came imon inon in on sund ly ty in which were about four hundred undred and fity passengers boere were as reported thirty deaths in the company on the tae plain plains moat most of whom were sick when they left eft the river riven principally children capt david P Km balls freight train ar afternoon how many miny wa wagons ons there were in it we did not asce tain the lar iare lare large a e fright train in which there aca ara semi few emmi em migrants rants ranta mostly swiss wab wag supposed to be somewhere in the macinity of yellow creek last night and may 1 be expected to arrive in the course coarse of five or bix days cap capt W IL deme is in chare char