The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06


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Buffers permission has been asked to let them off, or
such as might be disposed to remain in the country
With three thousand men, even, to remain here FROM
the American ranks the government would be secure
from the revolutonists Indians for neither would
like to measure swords with them Five thousand
Americans with any party, could rule this country.
On the LIST Of june gnacio Cumplido Of the most
mammoth paper, in the Spanish, French, and English
languages. The title will be Ell Cooso. In printing
doubt whether better Office is to be found in our
country. | know there Is none in New Orleans that
will bear a comparison.
The weather is still delightful here and the rainy
season has not yet set in, although we had fine
shower last night.
Herr Alexander the magician see, is performing at
Guanajuato.
The Washington Union of the 4th says:-A bearer Of
dispatches Lieut. Conte) from Commissioners Sewer
aud Clifford to the government arrived here last
ing in the southern boat He left Mexico the 10Th
ult at which time the the treaty sot take
but it distinctly ascertaned that large majority
Of both branches Of the Mexican Congress in favor
of its ratification The officer left the Edith" at Vera
Cruz with steam all ready to convey the glorious
news at u moments notice
Sr. LOUIS, May 30th.-Colonel Singer has Just ar
rived at this place from Santa Fee bringing later
from that place. Colonel Newly had fitted out
petition against the Navajoes The major on his way
in robbed by the Cana inches of everything he had
in his possession Gen Price had received orders
Gen Butler to evacuate chihuahua: but he had net
yet done 1t. Everything quiet ut Santa Fe when
Major Singlty left.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The Cherokee .4drocae of the 18th ult, states that
a command Of dragons under Capt Stein left Fort
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place of their destination the head waters
the Trinity They would escort from Fort Smith the
Rangers.
MORE INDIAN MURDERS AT THE Cry OF THE
SALT LAKE.-The steamer Mustang arrived at ST.
Louis on the 2Sth May from the Missouri River. The
st. Louis Republican says =" MIR. Shrader passed
through St. Josephs the 23d ult., his way from
Fort Kearny with information that express had just
reached there from the Mormon colony. bringing in
telligence that the Indians had murdered number of
the women and children at the City Of the Salt
Lake. No cause assigned for this outbreak. The
express had been sent in for the purpose of obtaining
assistance from the government it feared that
the Indians would gather in still larger numbers, and
murder all the emgrants Mt that place 1t would SEEM
from the Intelligence from Oregon and the City Of the
Salt Lake that the Indians have determined upon a
regular war upon the colonies though widely separa-
ted from each other and there is too much to
apprehend that many of them will be cut off before aid
reach them. military force of several thousand
men will be absolutely necessary to protect citizens
in that quarter and great as the cost may be- it is the
duty of the to give them this protection
We learn from the officers of the Mustang, that six
hundred wagons, containing Mormon emgrants,
were to leave Camp Israel sixty-fve miles above
the Council Bluffs, on tho 27th ult., for the
ity of the Great Salt Lake. 1t is stated that
two thousand Pawnee Indians had come into Belle
view for the purpose Of obtaining provisions of which
they in great want. report is also brought to
u.s. that the first United States train which left Fort
Leavenworth this spring, attacked by Indians at
Walnut Creek and in the attack twenty persons
killed. The names of - Sisson and two Leroys are
mentioned among the number; We are not informed
how this report brought to the settlements but
inclined to believe that it is much
ifnot altogether incorrect The Mexicans who came
in from Santa Fe the latter part of last week. and left
there on the I'D Of April, made no mention Of this
affair although of sufficient interest to have attracted
their attention.