New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08
From santa Re aud California.
The s. Louis tepubGra Of the 29th ult has III,
following.

The s. Louis Fepubi an Of the 29th ult has the
following;
SANTA Fs. Eew.Mexico. March Is. ls4I.
The contamination Of the annexation Of tAis
Province 20 The Union, BY MI Polk Il already before Us
one Mexican has already been convicted u "TREAsoN
He was indicted before the Court here few DAYS ago,
was found guilty Of counseng the late attempt revo
iation and IN TIE 18th. sentenced % be hung
True on The petition Of the Judge and others The eN'
ecuou of the sentence IA. been postponed by the act
10. Governor until he whole case csn be referred 70
President Pok-the real father Of the Government here
for ats consideration. The ultimate decision OF the
care involves important principles an
The Of this traitor Is Antonio MARIA irosm9'
Bis counsel commended strongly that the whole proceed
-zs were without las 70 support them eu' u VAIN
ne iudge thought Il his duty 10 90 on.
Thus under the orders OF Mr. Polk-so Tar as Tee ms
chiaery here can c. 1.-THE political relations a ms
peope toward the United states are changed II tns
conviction is Legal. then annexation Is comp cue ana
the people of seWg Sco must now De reeogIi1eo rs
a" feilOr CITIZENS"
A country which. with but few exceptions, a iuhab
tied by ignorant dishonest trescherous men, and oy
women who are believed scarcely 70 know what viz
H. beyond It's name, Is now part Of the American
Union.
Anos, the entire population in New Mexico hate us
little worse than they do the Devil yet cording 20 Mr..
Folks court, II single one OF these eis gets INTO
any unpleasant diemms in the hands of any foreign
power. Ne must be rescued by the United states
This u consequence Of the positions taken he' b.
The relations of citizens 10 their GoEernmen. Il
pose duties on the former but obligations on the latte
also, and every Government owes protection to "a CHI
zens."
Butwe are doing that said, in Court the District
Attorney-towsrd whom I mean not the slightest per
sonal Interpretation defend the New Mexicans
against the Nsbajo Ind ans
The Republican announces the receipt Of private
letters from Gen Kearney and others and gives sum
mary of their contents from which extract all IN
/ Is new
From Angeles. Gen Kesrney returned to San DbiEo
which he reached the 23d of January. Nearly the
whole OF his marches made on foot-ofhcers ant
men being alike destitute OF horses or mules
Lieut. Col Cooke, with his command OF 5J0 M'0rmons
was within few days march of San Diego. This de
tachment although they pursued much mole circuit
Gus route suffered very little in their march. They hsd
Guidance OF provisions and other supplies
Major swords few days after the arrival ot Gen
Kearny at san Diego was sent to the Sandwich Islands
d procure provisions. II that the Californian
had not only driven of to the mount Ans their horses
mules and cattle but mad destroyed secreed nearly
all the provisions ia the country.
As the troops subject 10 Cen. kearneys com
msnd arrived he intended to proceed to Monterey and
and San Francisco establish military posts on the route
and organize permanent government
Col. SteyensOn's Regiment from Newly snd the
Artillery from Bait more expected about the nrs
Of March. I, supposed that Col. Mason would ar
rive about the same time
As soon as the military posts established. and
tranquility and order restored to the country, General
Kearny would return 10 the United States He expect
ed TO reach home about the first OF September next
From the tenor Of all the letters which we have seen
there does not 10 be that harmony and concert
between the different commands in California that the
emergency requires.
Each officer seems 20 be- az the saying s In the West
going IL on his own hook" This, we suppose, will
cease Gen. kesrDey assumes the entire
command. which his Instructions authorized him 10 do
September last bad reached Gen Kearneys camp on the
oath of January last