New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
FROM SANTA re.
Extra ordinary Travelling Fourteen Days
from santa Fe 20 -. LOuis-Fishiing with
the Indians.

From the - Louis Republican, june 3.
Very much to our astonshmeut Mr. L. y. Aubry
20 whom have frequently been indebted for news
from New Mexico, entered our Office last evening IN
fourteen DAYS from santa Fe. He let Independence n
March last with train OF wagons loaded with goods
sold them Immediately on his arrival left santa tc ON
the light Of the 10Th Of May, and arrived AZ ndcpcn
dence on the morning of the Both the whole time ont
being eight days and ten hours bat he Lost from deten
ton by the Indians, more than day and really made
the distance of eight hundred miles IN seven days Tie
left Santa Re with Fix men, but they gave out before
they had accomplished three hundred miles OF the DE-
lance and the remainder of the tip was performed
alone he killed three horses and two mules, walked
forty mcs three days without PROVISIONS, ana rlc
onlv four on tive hours the route. Such travelling is
unexampcd. The Indians attacked him. and obtained
possession OF his baggage provision packages oi ltt
tcrs SC but he ccurived 10 escape from them Mr. l.
leit Santa Fe tgentysx days after the mail and ar
rived ~ lndepeuieu'c one day IN advance OF H. Wa
are indebted 20 him for files Of the Santa u RpND ran
up the 18th OF May. from which we extract every
article of interest
In making up summary Of news, we go back to the
I'D Of April In the paper Of that date the Dc IN OF
John Quincy Adams is announced, and 10y order Of Col
Newly there was discharge OF artillery. commencing
NJ sunrise and continuing until sunset Inc bells OBJ inc
churches were also toled.
The Republican announces, that train " gOn'
owned by Nessrs Billiard Hook & Go. which ei- t'e
states lat Fall had been cut OIL By the Indians. ln
last heard of them was AZ Fort Mann there were & en-
o. men with the train and since then nothing has Oee
heard of the wagons. or goods u d artnef STATE d.
that party Of MeXicans from Taos who had been oui
n trading expedition % the Camanches, reported
hatthe Camanches had just robbed train Of wagons
that they had large lot Of goods and several scaps oil
Americans The loss 10 Bullard, Hook & Co VIII be-
very heavy
,rr,Rs At CtnIu-u-,-Mr. Robert Brent arrived
al santa rs from Chihuahua which city he eit on the
18th OF April and reported that Gen Price hat re-
ceivcd ana order from Mai Gen Butler 10 abandon en-
huahua, and % take up position sixty ies OH tI uI
40 such place would furnish pro'-ion ana Forage
.srI fa..a. a. 10 a ~
dered 10 give up al munitions of war belonging 10 t
Nexicans - Withdraw the paroles OF a prisoners q"
war and give them their former liberty and % see iua
the Government md everything M ChlhNhhHa W
placed in H. former position 80 the same tune iu
formation Of The treaty was communicated. we can
not md that Gen Price Obcyed this order out % i W
be presumed that he did go.
FIGHT WITH TIE CANANCHEs.-NeNicans Nho aad
arrived az santa Re stated that Col Gilpn' lew daN
after he left the Moro encountered large party o. Ia
manche Indians that Col GIlpin made an attack upon
them that the Indians returned the IRE ana that 10,
troops were Immediately ordered 10 charge Whlcn theN
did most gallanty, driving the Indians before men
The loss of the Indians IN men and stock u sala TO nav
been great-that OF the Americans one or two killed
and few wounded Col Gilpin was stu m pursuit OF
the enemy.
FIGHT WITH the NAyiIos-lnfounation has been re
ccyed al santa re from Col Newly, who had gone our
on an expedition against The NavijO lndian' Nheh
eleven DAYS absent from Fe he discovered large
BODY Of Navj0s who fed before him. Pursuit was oi
dercd and not 10 stop until the Indians had been over
taken and their stock secured Capt STOCKTON OF 'lH,
Reynolds battalion, does not seem 20 have eNecuteu
this order promptly Tie suffered the Indians 70 afi'e
OIL instead Of attacking them and l. SAID that Jew
men Of his party took upon themselves 70 caPll4
eleven Indians their arms and stock.
Col Newly, reaching the encampment' ioliiu on!
i've of the prisoners the others having been 1HeIed W
retain their horses and escape Al leisure lie inmc
diatey ordered the prisoners 20 be disarmsd- aean
time those who had escaped and others wac hhu o.i.
them attacked the American camp hrlns upon mem
from the hills in every direction. The American orc
returned the FIRE killing OF the principal ehsis anu
three or four Others and wolndns several. zone Ol
the troops were injured Next morning Coz Ne"py
cent out scouting parties and met two or three OF ne
chief-to whom he gave three days 10 bring IN men
people and make a satisfactory peace o.,
Mai Singer United states Paymasier returning VIZ
a Government train was attacked ave miles soutl o
the crossing Of the Arkansas by the Indians ana driven
rom their wagons The Indians pIlased the wagons
and took the Majors papers MAJOR : ana an ezptes'
arrived N Fort Mann with indulgence OF tne attacA-
Can't Peltzer Immediately called out the TWO compa
nes stationed AZ the Fort and selected some % men u
20 in uursujt of the Indians himself IN command
Leit,endorfer and Wehbs train awaiting tnem-ei' 2,
of The Information acquired by Lieut. Iutte, proceeded
10 the Indian village. and succeeded IN recovering a.
the properfv lost hv Mai singer. Here Is merchant
train accomplishing. what these troops have been ser
out 10 do