New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
LATER FROM SANTA FE.
Fight with the Indians.

We earn iron For. Lezvclwo-.h, b tie kas-
sss. tha. John Philips and James H. Clay. express
mail carries from santa F. 70 Fort Leavcnvorih.
have reached tee after poit. They eft Santa Fe
on ire d ,h ADJUST and arrived at For. Lesven-
vo-th on the 4.h ins;-hasirg been seventeen
DAYS o-t.
Bv this arrivs ne nave received. through the
medium Of 4 friend At the Forl. an extract from
an olc.al dispatch giving ~ account ci + tcht
between company Of T. :. troops and party OF
Apache Indians. We annex it.
Los FEGos. August 20.
~iz have the honor 30 report tbs. parry. nun-
5elag shout o. ~ Agscoes came 20 ihi poet % Gay
with an evident design - committing dePre1atcns.
should chance be- presented. as W. - % supp
themselves with Vhat powder and lead they could Oh
AIN oy barter ~ otherwise. Many u them were -
cosnized being the same Indians wbo bad - often
si.ey treated for peace - Iao- and tnis band was Tn
doubfedy engaged 10 the many murders ana roooeres
conn it.si during tie past year s.Oug iais frontier
Therefore determined o. seize this party, hsVin-
ie 10 professions Of friendship 10 them and Tor this
uuruose ordered command under Lieut. burnside, %
proceed % their camp, about nali mile from tnis
place The Indians we're already 10 the saddle ana
prepared for any emergency when might arse ailer
recfiginr from ne an abrupt dismissal Lieut.. Burn
side advancing within short range q their arrows
halted bis party in lhe hope 0t recalling toe lnilAns
Who turning their horses, delivered ni-lt OF ARROWS
and led vita speed the fCu1 mis- ana rafnts PC
vond Los Eeeos A charge 90 administers ~as ir1mc-
iistely ordered by tie Lieutenant, who led his men
szsins, the flying but boldly resisting enemy. IRIS un
Necessary % mention me ceiss OF an AFFAIR Nlcn va
bsnd-fo hsnG corlct the sabre hellg tie only wsap
On used with siv7nt-ge b. our people. Out oi tlls
band 10 Is supposed that bat cgHt OF ten warriors -
capped SIX prisoners aud three bodies have been
brought l a1g many 40 the dead remain IN tne IAfh'-
where they Vcre ss1red
Thirteen animals with their rude equipments, hsve
aso been secured. The pursuit was followed some
miles over country almost impossible Under less eN
citing circumstances Lieut. Blmsiio was wounded
fslehtly) by an srroe lst below The ear LanceseT-
resnt Ambrose severely, by arrow passing COM
pletely through hs LETT forearm, and Pat Nesder re-
ceircd painful confusion below The eye from tAc end
OF a lance. d. J'DH' hfe'et '"vt '.7A'
By this arrival. we have M extra from the Of
fee Of the Santa r. RepabIcEa,, dated on the sth
August. 10 was issued ou cap paper. that being
the only paper o. b. iound ia santa Fr. ms *
ira contains a. order from Col. Washington,
establishing monthly mail between Fort LeaV.
eneorth and Santa Fe. q leave on the 18th OF
each month. AIietl-rs anl papers, u forwarded
% Fort Lssveu worth will be promptly sent q
New Mckee and correspondence be received M
the same way. Col. Collie rosched Santa e.
atdat three weeks Qreyioss % TIE lhte o. tnis
exits, and was % leave iCr California in day or
,Wo. Several military companies hsd reached
Santa r..
Col. Calhoun. scent Grthe diieren. tribes OF To-
dams ira New Mexico. had established his agency
II Santa Fc Robert Stsnie.i who murdered
loseph Kane Of No. some three months sgo n san
Miguel. was hang on the 7,h JAY. st Las Negos.
Cart Marcy vas O. leave ior the Jaited States on
the J.h alt going down t. Donna Ana, sud stink
ineof or ns directa line ~ possible ior Fort smith
The accounts from Chihuahua Represented TIE
state Of affairs IS quiet. American tfaAers were
selling sheir goods ~ fair prices. MAJOR ChevaIie,
Of the Texan Rangers employed by the Govern
nent Of Chhushua q ki, the Indians in that state
had another FIGHT a. the copper mines the go
July. with the Oomauches. ia which he Is SAID to
have killed forty Indians. and taken 300 prisoners
besides 900 males. Maj. Cheyaiio iosi one ma1.