The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-18
NEWS FROM SANTA FE.
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SANTA Fr Oct. 2ist lsae.-You have doubtless learn
ed from your and Others all the particulars Of
vince. We have established civil government hsre,
and and all things the appearance Of profound
But to close observer evident il ali hypocrSy~
indeed could be nothing else people conquered
Who have taken possss.en Of their country.
CHANGED its laws W and 'P?etsd new Sos Rrincipsy
that Hsy partially 1i imposed on Gem Rs.rnsy 70 x:
very day of his departure At present. however, there
are 20 many troop: here that their good q bad feelings
tanned what we deem pretty correct inIor%.tios dom Il
Pa:so del Nore, that M.son Dr. Connolly. Col Owens
mot psm,iss s' 70 on 70 cshusSPs OF
wagons and will lose nothing detention. n 10 sup
posed will continue only. until orders can be received
My regiment under marching orders for Chihushus.
and wsnld have been OF before this had Gen. Kesrney
days on his march 10 California requiring me 70
wars to q close before left here.
We have made permanent treaty with the Eutaws;
Major Gipin having penetrated 1850 miles into thsir
counties All the Chiefs came in here, and We made
treaty which have NO doubt will be permanent ny
whole regiment will march into the Navajo country Inn
mediaely this country lies between the Rio del NSrte
and the waters flowing into the Pacific Major onpis
We shall doubtless 60 70 The water: snptying in the
return we shall start with the traders to Chihushus
General Kearney has gone 10 California with 100 msn.
had already been taken by aest and Lieut. Col.
Fremont
Capt Cook Of tho for California; they will
only proceed to 6an Diego and await further orders and
perhaps transportation y water.
Col Price and all his regiment with the separate bat
TALON will remain here this winter. To-day John r
Campbell Esq, Of Springfield arrived here and brings
first positive information that 1000 infantry ard
their march for this point and that provision r.ns
Of them can rescS her. th: winter II si: b Tie case
starvation will be the Inevitable consequences. No pro
visions can DO had here. Campbell brought out some
beef cattle which q few days from here We have
not ten days provisions hand. A. w DONIPHAN:
Ps The Hon. w. p Hall left with Captain Cook for
Iron the st. Louis Republican, Dec. 81
The editor Of the Independence Esperfer says that
there has been another loss Of provision wagons ana
teams the route Santa Fe. The Indsns surround
ed the train, and drove oGa large number Of mules With
enough to protect themselves from the attack The
Exporter makes some serious charges abeu. th: nan
ment Of the army, at Fort Lesven worth
An the papers from the upper part Of thi. ststs con
refer with much solicitude to the prospect Of scarcity
OF provisions.
pany has just arrived rom Bsnt Fort who report the
loss OF large number OF mules, and one or two men
having been killed BY ne Indian. near the S0,n o
the company could not proceed their route until they
obtained aid from BenS Fort The above wagons peaong
Father De smett from Oregon, has Just arrivsd-ssys
he left in last They had not heard Of the war there
when he left: The country was prosperous and the
people generally well and contented.
(From the st. Louis Republican, Dec 81
IrDErE.DEScE, Dec l. isAs. - I'm sbls to communi-
cate little from santa Fs and the sdjoining
pI
have just this moment arrived from The plains They
left Santa Fe the Goth October Through the polite
the Doctor, am permitted to make few extracts
from letter to Col G. Owens, dated vsvsrds. Octo-
Der 10. lsa6, which embodies almost all the news We
have received ft
The Colonel says:- 1--WE have been here some two
weeks and, in all probability will BE- here some two
weeks perhaps, two months, longer. James Msgof.
Passo and his arrival At FL Paso he taken prison
err DR. Connolly, Dosne, McMenus, and vsldsz, who
sds - Dd S So az ..oe
TO Chihuahua under escort OF some ~ enty soldiers
"This have received from different Mexesns.
doubt truth Of the report for the entire busnsss
Of Connolly Co. to give intelligence relative to
the situation of affairs in the III fssso 4 short McMsnss
agreeably to arrangement to have been here ten
they are all prisoners We are here in NO snvisbls
backwards or remain. We cannot get any news from
Santa Fe, from the United States Col Doniphan
marches HE force, immsdisoly to chihuahua be VIII
In accordance with the desire Of The trsders and more
particularly to protect persons and propery, Col! Don
disturbances among the Indians and move forward him
self with all p. a to
rss end ~ 1 o.b good
trip across the prsirss They met Hall and Ksans COM
pany (of this place. At the seroDe ana Billiards Hook
Arkansas fhe company ssnt forwsrd from Lsavsnworth
day in advance Of Billiards and company, ON the
prairie robbed BY the Indians all their mule. driven
of except four Ave. an one or two men killed Mat
tiers and things in Santa Fe about a. usual