New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

NJ, arpls, Was for having hin shot Fl Psso and hey
nave ben b1.y levyiag troops sri procuring al The
ugl,ors a wsr iniencing 10 defend shs county snd
bot little doubt nov exs,s thst troops 60 SOUTH they
49, hag. .nafrrr hlfit EEd have Oh make azNn mo
coro4-st Of Chhushua By the force Of arms.
aide Mr. skinuer. TIRE Glassosa Or. Connolly, Mr.
Pcneray and James MasCfhn. are at 10 Coinuanaa De-
ianed ihsre no doubt prisoners sni Nhein-r iaey
suffer b. Incarceration and deprivation Of eveyhing
We are not certainly informed 5uI thefe "a little OF no
dout, OF thr 0ue ~ most probably Of The o'her
The people Of r Psso have been disposed u remain
reutrai tut the influence Of Armijl and sS others
vto are active . i1dsme their worst passions may
cause lsrse force % D. sss-mhed sd ~ oniy hope
il they hsv- succeeded 10 this tiat ths leaders may oe
csusht al dealt win as severely - AZ aud ias1ee re-
quir-s.
The s. Ions R.rcNs has the following
TIE EAvIJo ExPEDTrioS-Asj' r Wsksr scd several
others arrived &C santa fe from this command on To-
l3in % t0oer lrry eii thert7er below Ai'u4uefq-
o. the l0sa 81 SEPTEMBER sni marched almost Que wesi
81 tbs Ol0 Dc Jgrdi shout neen miles where tney let
their wagons. took psck animals. and tn days pro
visions. sad proceeded 10 Zum and the Red Lake De
tschmenis sent cut under command OF Captains
Hamilton snd Groves snt one with hiieen men under
comm nj OF Lieut.. Co.tes Cspf Groves returned 10
two days and Csy; Hamilton the third day. without
either fuding luiaus or stock About twenty miles from
toe lake the Lieutenant found about twenty indians who
fred upon m from smnush II pisce called Pueri-
DO Colorado. 5ui wiihout eject UPON which be made =
gallant charge upon them In advance Of Ms mso. klrs
one deed and he men vOunting several others lie
ndisns then retup the mountains leaving tier horses
which werl captured killed Being our II provisions
the whole command, shout one hundred snt forsy
strong proceeded 20 the Csnsn OF Chi which they &c
tered md msrchsdsN niles up bot nnting imqrsc'
Die o. advance snd convinced ther8 were NO animals O.,
provisions % be- hsi. they returned % To mouth.
4 few scattering Indians here showed themselves on
the mountain tops. Here ihey forced 30 ALL mu
% est and from iha. time until express returue.
from Jun they hsd - I've upon muls ane cosmess md
wild parf4T. They under CREST obligations 10 the
people Of Zoun who iuruihed every hing they could
when they found them Ia distress treated them Kindly
aud hoipitsbly These people sre represented a. re
msrksbly white much whittier msny OF teen, than ths
European race. l. Being mposs bic % follow tneu
without pack animals they have come ia for them atc
for any others which necessary. The lntsns nave
III fsd 10 the Rio Juan their stock being driven o.
and the crops removed The country q destitute o
water and nothing can be had for or horse. The
I command 10 rO1 encamped =, the Count mountain
waiting for return Of Major Walker and bis command
when they will eEain move.
/ Major Walker iosg men 10 this Nsvii) expedition
and suffered sickness He was recruiting Ia ssno
re At the above date sui wished 10 adj sy men TO III
battalion.