The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

ST LOUIS, SoP. ~ 10
vsvs late fro. Ss~ss F-Tk TIP Aess ~
I,is,rs nsds ~ Fire. Days s~d Sizsss~ Hss.-
Arrirol Of Mr.. r X. As5ry- DsHitsss Ce~6i-
fio~ Of Nec Msrico-Esd,a~ Mnrdrs-Arysvel
Of Troops. r.. &c.
Last nsht, about twelve O'Clock, we were asto-
nished by the arrival from Santa Fe, Of Mr.. F. X.
Aubrey. trader. who handed to Ms Santa Fe
Rey~h'ca~ Extra. OF the 18th Of Sepsember-just
ten days old. He LETT Santa Fe alone, on the eve
ming Of the l2lh, and made the trip 10 Indepeu.
denoe, on our western frontier, in Eve days and
sIs'es hours. beating the time Of his last trip two
days and twenty hours. IL started with number
OF muhs trained TO travelling, but lost all beforehe
reached the States. and completed twenty miles OF
bis journey on bookkeeping but two hours and
halt during the whole OF the trip. Six Of the
mules with which he started died by the way and
The others were iei', unable to continue the jour-
ney.
Enclosed I send you the substance of the extra
fulnifhed me BY Mr. Aubrey
M a Assrsy, hs. hi. moment left our Of.
for The nitsd states In fec mo~cnts therefore We
sits co Zee items Of the latest dates and about
States ss NE are infrmed by him that his business
ecnpeis him % rrseh IN. States he possibly
css We ~ish him safe "Trip and safe return, vs
would be happy country settled BY ast such
men 90 Mr. AShrey-ssergy and psrssv-rsnce ere what
1919 ~, ~ n ss,s sh', me the We
tho quickest trio this time that made a. his
snr,s,y Cor his eunness viii induce him TO travel At
Evsrythins in cur little city is quite psscesble
business s,ih continues good could b. expected
GO (HJ l., Dragons. comma sded BY Ii. Busord
from fort oihson reached this place Saturday the
sth inst In ans health snd spirits. Il seems that
Lieut. Buford cane direct from Fort Gideon lmost
nev and uptrsve.d route, which he considers much
tbs beet aud shortest through 10 the Jstsd states
MT Aex ~ hckins'ry departed this life on Satur-
day evening His mad. nd
deposited and sil b. tsken TO the states spring
Mr. NJ . citizen Of St Louis, bot for some fsv
- book sespsr Ne -ssrespeeted by ell Who knew him
for his kisd, bsneveleu', ssd rentlsms oily cssdaet
take pains and let Texan friends kaow thu, her
sngast claim upon this territory vii be looked upon
lisse her ineo~pstsnt q sndertsadins public senti.
mentspd opt bion-
since Brig Gen. Cor the United states With
kis staff and the entire volunteer eorps any sers
or soldiers are deserving Of ior their gallant aud
SOLDIER nss eosa1e, these Who have constituted
Brevst Lieut. Col wsshington, Who has been ap-
expected reach this city By the 21h q this noath
W. hsy. just learned that he len Chihuahsa on the
2ah Of month, ~itA two comps aiss Of drasoons
companies of Dragons tor Csiiforns God I'd that
be may soon reach here Ne ~ 10 impossible for 100
TO garrison and protect territory like this from
ssysges, although person be attentive to
hi. business asd auty than the present coumsndsr.
4
just been run ca by the Indians, near San Mlxusl;
| also . large lot from the vicinity 81 Taos
-sn the r., i.T%.d ,s Tsrs's y Mae. s.. that
tons ssnt from Taos rersito Aibaq ne snd other
pons for troops to garrison the country the from
uers The Inhabitants consider themselves On great
Danger hom the savage tribes, tho stiI coutinu. N
make their daily inenrsions upon the peop murdsr-
ing them ana driving OF their bat osins 60 the
small force left garrisoa this country It Is mposa,-
bic Tor the commander TO render them any assistance
"kr''n, ., ~,
trp IL rained almost necessarily until he reached
| Council Grove, and he Was compelled TO swim
number OF streams, including the Simerone and
Arkansas great number OF returning troops
were passed, water bound. Al sand Greek he
passed MAJOR Reynolds division of the Missouri
volunte9s, MAJOR Walkers battalion, and a party
OF L. > dragons, under command OF Lieutenant
Love. Colonel Rallies was passed fifteen miles
hey ond the Arkansas Crossing Colonel Easton's
battalion was AT Fou Mann. General price aud
staff, with MAJOR Donaldson's division OF Illinois
volunteers, Were at Pawnee Fork. Cafsains Gun
ningham and Bond, with their division, were at
| Cow Greek; and Colonel Newly, Dr. Robinson
| and Ii, uienant Hamilton, al Willow Syringe.
Governor Lane, on has way TO Oregon, ives met
! Learn from Mr.. A that a young man, by the
name Il Willard Hill, attached 90 the quarter
masters department, was killed on the LIST INST !.
| by a fall from his horse.
| A Mr.. Russ II, If Santa Fe, was killed by the
| Apaches, On the same day, near Taos. He was IN
company with several others, who escaped.
| We had another arrival last night from Santa
| Fe, but, of course, not so late. Ii consisted of
| Lieut.. Colonel Boysklp, Of LIST regiment Illinois
| volunteers; Major n Johnson, u :. Paymaster:
| Major J. T. Bradley, Dr. II " Hundley and
! others They LETT Slnta Fe on the 18th of August
| In company with the Ist regiment of Illiaois
volunteers, but LETT the troops al Cold Spring, and
came In ahead. IL is thought the main body of
the returning volunteers OF whom there are three
thousand on the Plains, will reach Independence
by the LIST October. Colonel Gilpin's Indian bat
tai ION was expected at Fort Leavenworth by the
12h.
There is a report that General Price left Santa
Fe without proper orders from the War Depart
ment, and dissatisfaction Is expressed that he
should have left New Mexico in SO defenceless a
| condition liz Is averred that he could readily
have detained sufficient number of volunteers TO
| protect the country, until relieved by an adequate
| force. \ GU may expect 10 hear OF new insur-
| rection by the next arrival from that country
| The pc acefuy disposed Americans of that coun-
! try are justly dreadng the consequences of this
| ill-advlsed movement. The hatred OF the Mex
| cans on the one hand, and desire among the In.
dams for plumber, on the other render ii impera-
lively necessary that strong military force should
be kept In the conquered province until the Amc-
rcans numerically gam the ascendancy.
The barnbuTneTs nave a great meeting here
tonight. shall give you all the particulars.
ARGUS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30, Isls.
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