New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
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THE T R IB U N E ,
YEw.YoRK, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 10.

NEW.YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 49,
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n We have already mentioned that friend GEO W.
ygplLL one of the Editors of the NeOcans Pcay"ne,
dsvoted the current summer adventurous tour OF
grralon through the vast wds North Westwardy from
4s to Santa Fe. He accompanies characteristic Yam
@ Texan expedition which goes oEt TO barter or ravage
a4cuns,ances shall ndcae-to SANTA Fc into for
- separation from Mexico and Union with Icxas or 10
/ ,.oyer it if resistance is offered The morality of this
l,raking is Texan-but let ,ha, pass We intended to
.k only of our generous drol, humorous, ght-iearcd
| crd KEsDALL the best story-teer and steamboat
,On that ever went down the Ohio His native place is
~ ours Amherst, n H.. and happen know that
r abounding humor, sometimes (hough not in his case)
aiming into eccentricy, is established family trait for
ONE generations. Amos Kendall, the late Postmaster Gen
AL i, shoot from the tree, and though avora
specimen is himself deep wag in his way, beside
ring the longest head and welding the strongest pen the
oFoco ranks. But George is brighter spirit-a Wing
all weatllers and known the prince of good fellows
hom Piscaaqua the Rio del Norte and from the top of
he Grand Monadnock the swamps of the Balilc Health
| md Prosperity attend him
But no! learn that friend, the very of
owing is frem the Picayune of the 9TH:
4 The SANTA FE EXPEDITION left Austin the 18th ult.
Immediately after the arrival of Mr. Kendall Austin from
san Anonio he with accident. While going
No tho Colorado bahe in the evening" he walked of
recpcc some twenty-five thirty feet high. The fall
rushed one of his ankles besides inurins him seriously in
rhr respects He writes that nc has been laid
Iia upon his back for several days but sufficiently
covered rough letter previous his departure
ee Antonio Navarro, of the Commissioners, also
ed with lameness, and Col Cook had provided the in
aids with wheel CONVEYANCE, until they able to
nc on horseback. The worthy Editor grumbes
.essyey well he may over his annoyances and mis-
o,tunes The idea of starting pilgrimage TO the III
Mexico litter is not particularly entertaining,
.must be confessed; easily imagine great variety
1 situations that might be pleasant
Mr. Kendall that he is under deep obligations 10
resident Lamar and Mr.. Roberts, the acting Secretary OF
Nute for their kindness and attention Attached TO the cX-
edition. there about 5000 regular troops, with rtrat
sx FOUNDER There were - Wagons loaded with goods
and provisions and hundred live CATTLE TO be con-
.red into provisions the way necessary Taken alto
,e,her the expedition has been got up upon liberal SCALE
aud the hour of starting managed with great judgement
Among the persons attached it is M Faconer gentle
man Of much scientific knowledge furnished with al! the in
rnments necessary aid him in securing accurate ac
count of all the interesting features of the country through
which the expedition will pass; that vast variety of in
bmaon relative Of the finest countries in the world
10 certain extent yet unexpored-wi be accumuatedi in
such shape as 10 be rendered extremely beneficial
proclamation by President Lamar has been printed at
Austin in the Spanish language for distribution Immediately
upen the arrival of the expedition at Santa Ee very
,e paper and will probably have its desired effect that OF
ringing the people of Santa Fc under the Texan
yerncn of their own free will and accord Should they
lot see fit however, accede to the terms offered by the
Texans, the force under Colonel Mcleod will attack the
town. and the result hardly be doubted Texan claims
the Rio Graade and later she will have all she
aims 1t will be seen, therefore that tho aims OF this
Santa Fe expedition OF ng character but deeply
important in ways than Intelligence OF its move
ents will be awaited with inconsiderabc degree ot
anxiety.