Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
- ANTIQUITIES of New Mexico.

cations 3s.r,.s Report Of J lis typographical ex.
.sa:' -, = New Mexico Lieut.. \. explored
la.''o y: =, .5e years Is 5,G and ~. with de-
;'a'., r the Top0gr"' : lical Corps, by order
.a'-'. --,rsat ana ,lis report reveals tho ex-
.,ro remains. of-a similar civilized race
''s ,-..7-7aared. In the language Of dis
pa -a.;7r- ~. it enables US fully to iden-
=. King on Of CiboIa,'' visited by Cas'en>
.,rc ,f,er of Coconado's expedition, sent
Il - the Vicoroy Mendoz, in I54O-42.
'... ~ the towns visited by Lieut.. Albert still
" ~ mes by which they we're known IN the
{. =, century. end the inhabitants, IN man
s'--.4 -, of building. ETC., have undergone
= n.'.- -.-cortibIo change from that period
r-Tl IF Acoma, visited by Lieut.. Albert pro-
.3.. 3.-. rack beyond the conquest, and was one
~ .-,ron cities - Of Castenada. 1t IS situa-
f -,.1. inaccessible except by narrow
on. artificial passage. The buildings are
r,-r stories high, with no entrances from
al- Tho s-.irs recede so is 10 leave ter
r.,,, which are reached by movable
id r. ooeninrs into the interior are thrO'
s. 7, coea of attack. the ladders are with
,'- IL bairr',nrs. fifty or sixty Of which CON-
- o- srrare. are Immediately converted
. -, srrnregnable fortress. One of these
i ..pnabl6 de TAGS" has successfully
En- The attacks Of the wild Indians and the
I, is seven stories high. It was re-
- American forces, January, 1917, by
Ind bloody seige.
rrins of ancient buildings, and the traces
M 10 IL
'T5ev differ, in many respects. from
n vsv Mexico. Their existence has long
,rr. and has beeu supposed to lend sane
~, ,r-ar,ronarv m;gratiOns Of the Aztocs.
hos braa. con1eclured, they were built.
~1cl are standing and composed OF clay,
- s7~---I stories IN height.
I'm .ra Cz-,q. Lieut.. Emory found two sin-u-
.--ri-;zaI r. horiuIuaI tribes. They arc lHe
.-+ Coco Waricopas. They cultivate the
.-,,5~, If bv means Of numerous canals,
-, rro7 the most friendly terms with each
r,.ar a-a honest. industrious. brave. but
H., --F +, all RESPECTS afford 4 striking con-
..., r--frr A1~chcs who occupy the cOun-
..--,-,r,. eastward. Lieut.. Emory he1rd
-r-- .-.ras in the territory above the ella.
--,-, pr.,osand the Nai1ves, which are pro-
INC ,.f.a The Mocui of Humboldt. One
-, the Soorirg. are represented 10 be further
---1 IN civilization than the Pim0s. I; IS Al
,la- reside in caverus cut in the rocks.
-..,--, s-,. the .. seven caves = from which
y-.,Ss rrsfraf their ancestors migrated"
1r,5orra 'b9 remains found on the ella pos
f,, faa,yres in common with the structures
.,5 The lIryicans. and are certainly not be-
tho rar-hlsftfss cf the present or ancient In
rf New Mexico. they sill attest the former
e-co here of a poogIa.5oa differing from the
sa. rrast in the construction Of their edIdces,
which NAV have migrated southwark, or dis
red under The attacks Of hostile neigh5ors.
c-rlairIv tend 10 confirm the Aztec tradition
.res, the unknown nations to the nor.hward
Interest. \ kaowIed d-e of the true char
Illess nations is & great desiieTolum.'
laIr.gHBli0aal Postage Treaty.
New York Sun SAYS, that International
Treaty. has beon agreed upon between the
-7,z Of Great Britain and the United
sd he f9!=wiag are lis leading Provi-
L-ars 7acsp proc,ty between the two govern
a a5 transmiss.ou Of letters 0y their re-
sEsGmsrs.
rates Of postage to be uniform for Amc-
Erg.sI steamers
British Colonial mail 10 be conveyed
lie United States and by the American
Is tie English steamers.
. a-sncal mails for Europe. Asia and Afri-
conveyed by the British as well as the
u steamers.
-sz Of postage viii probably not exceed
cents On each letter from the United
81 -0Ge shilling sterling on letters forward
he Uai.ei kingdom. BY this arrange
If -..sr mailed in any Part OF Great Britain
l.. aal n smiling paid upon il there, JCjU
g. ig tic L-iieE States Cifh0ut charge to
3EI0a q IS directed. So with a letter
hl: lie United States; by the payment Of
le a1.s here. it will be delivered free Of
Twrtof England, Ireland, or Scot
i-z. ne believe, are the rates establish
.zz.v, a..hoGCl we are unable to speak
, .--. having received an official copy Of
I.- engagements cannot but prove highly
r. 10 the FcoT.eo of both countries. Inoy
med with universal satisfaction. The
.;de, are higher than they ought 10 be,
'i.., ed doubt, be reduced as corTespOn-
ac,l-es 0! communication increase.
-, on 10 the satisfactory adjustment Of the
0-x -s-iol. tAlsaCraagemeut, We understand,
- The establishment. at an early day, Of
= Of s'sqmers direct to Mem II0,G, with
- a. Haff1z. This line is TO consist
- -a and British Mail steamers. Although
@sled upon, Il IS contemplation, we IN
- . Eln only a semi-monthiy line to Ha-
- l'S.oa. and Il Is more than probable that
- and Boston route will be abandoned
We shall probably receive an official
n .raaly ia q few days from Washing
e
I Of judges Of the Supreme Court.