The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-22

sAmL T. ecaIsrxA cailed-Is brother Of Mr. scrib-
neT; fastened the store on the night referred to.
clss from Ward school House No. 4, filing tho stove
primanded and discharged BY the Court
The Court here adjourned till tomorrow at IL O'Clock
News FROM New MEXICO AND ORRcos.-We
have received St. Louis papers of the 18th inst
They contain intelligence of some interest from
Santa Fe; also the latest movements of the emf
grants for Oregon
From Santa Fe Letter, April 81
According to promise, keep you advised Of the
Of things in this faro Of the world The season
for trade s now nearly over one or two small compa
MES have already left and another is about leaving The
companies that went below have Of them returned
hua which has just arrived Trade in this department
has been very dull Many have been able to sell
agents and clerks. To be successful hereafter traders
VIII De obliged to fit out for more southern market
parades professions Of the semsnn Santa or pas
sion week All business for time suspended and
we had nothing to do but to witness the
o. !he various scenes Of the tragedy of the passion of
we have had to keep US alive lately by waysof en-.
cMemeat mas been the forced loan which recently
~ inc Governor and Assembly Of this depart
men to the amount Of for the purpose Of paying
was levied upon the wealthy citizens and though
some have paid many refuse to submit to purely ~
nc mas been called before the authorities and nedbut
mon prsOn.6ut after few hour: detenton DISMISSED
with the order to reflect few days after being called
British subject and claims the profscton Of his govern
ment In spite they have prohibited him from retailing
gooos out that Will not continue long aud he will doubt
less obtain speedy redress because he claims British
protectson HE proper protection would be the govern
;,. o. inc United sates-or though born in Great
Brian ne has been for long time citizen Of tho
United States by her laws. But he knew from expert
enGs ana 20 does every foreigner here know to claim
n Unrc kopv kx>xu h..
initiating the fact may be- cannot Be- denied Thers are
many mere netuIazed citizens Of the United States all
speak for In the last years six American
citizens have been murdered in this Department Of New
prn.hed the American Minister at Mexico duly inform
ed Of tho facts but notice taken Of them; and the
stances gone into the public treasury A United States
Consul was several years ago appointed; steps
lodged About two years ago he barely escaped being
murdered in his own house, the matter was fully laid be-
fore our Minister at Mexico subsequently before the
department Of state at home; steps, IL yet Known
have been taken to obtain satisfaction and our Consul
remains yet unacknowledged by this government If a
Mso Mp but sw q New
one authorised to administer upon his properly. or
face Of all these facts, any be blamed for FORE
swearing his country, and claiming othersprotecton
The United States traders with Northern Msxico will
compare well with any body of merchants at home Il
well Of their country and them and her traders
of other foreign countries we fear not to And
yet nation like ours which boasts that aag Is
lows her citizens with fuf knowledge Of the TACT, in
this weak republic to be murdered in.ultsd, robbed
public Of the United staesthe woridbeen long since
enlightened on this subjectof the shameful neglect Of
fact. confirmed BY the excellent works Of Gregg and
kendail saw in the Democratic Review long analy.
ed upon that Contained in the bookths truth was al
passed over Why this apathy this Indifference
instance lately occurred where Americans and Eng.
nsnmcn We're passing in the same through the
ed at-the Engshmen passed unmolested Need we seek
ior more decided comment on American negotiation,
american protection the respect for the American 60
Is supposed there will be change in the Executive
ofcer here and that Armijo Wilt DO reinstated but
From st. Louis Era Nav 1911
ns s e. hEre,'r Of the 80 inst gives glowing
the Oregon emigants whilst making preparations for
their westward journey. The company is large this
with families who go beyond the Rocky Mountains
to take possession Of the Territory to which we have
ma0.. ;1ea1 i; and and which win
been accustomed to the life Of pioneer and who
plough Theirs the 70 ths a. M cr the
zaon and to lay the foundations Of new Republican
on the Pacific coast to be hereafter and trust at
no distant day. enrolled in the ssterhood of confede
racy.
Seven eight arrived here ON Saturday in the
s~~"-~A santa among
them were Messrs. holland, Latsendorfer Burke; St
ran, ana VIM Bent; they bring Of importance,
put report that Owngs company would reach
Independence ip about the middle Of this month";
we have report from independence that the Oregon
who have been gathering into that place for
some time past were to leave for their place Of general
rendezvous on the 9Th inst.
~ u well known to many of readers that the pro-
vince OF New Mexico has been for some time annoyed at
the control exercised by the Central The
spirit prevailing in that province may prevent any cessa
ton OF intercourse with it, il Mexico should assume
hostile attitude towards the United States. The Vest
We arc able to state to the satisfaction Of all
ed from recent adviccs from New Mexico that although
there might be partial suspension Of trade for short
time, there viii not be by any entire one The
Governor Of New Mexico AYERS that hostities of any
character occurring with the United States and the nte
ror or lower country shall never prevent the admission
o. goods from hence entering his domains usual That
trade VIII be sonsderable and already we have goods
arriving here to be transported thithcr Messrs Houck
Magomn and Mcknight we believe are determined to
go out--she first we know positively.
Movements or Travellers.
The principal hotels exhibited sad contrast last night
IN point OF numbers to the lists Of the preceding evening
The 1t has ted tn ~.