New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
LATER PROM NEW MExICo.
Things at santa Fc-Indinn Expediiions-A
G.nNcrnInenI. &c.

later adscos from santa re- from which We make The
following abstract.
We are greatly indebted 'eilow-cuzea Mr. skin
ner, With whom We had conFersailOn yesterday ior
Santa Re papers down 20 fhe OH April
Mr : .ef Santa Re the 1871 Aprl, making very
qIIck well al pleasant TIP He represents fle Winter
leaving wet TIE people ~ santa Re were quiet. but
verv -ct -.at Cd with the manner n winch ftev
ha been treated b. Tie Governments NOT providing n
NJ adequate fo their TIE code Of
Kearnev and The regu atoms hey have the-ev es-a
ls@d suffice however 20 preserve good order and quiet
among them Perfect good feeling exists among the Am
eccan- and Me2icsns and The people happy they
can BE- under the present temporary and unsettled STATE OF
Nj skinner represent. the grass good and the water
plenty some IN nj - west of Independence, he met
company ~ persons bound for California, who gave him
rf.rms'iol u ,he number behind When within about
~ or On miles ~ ndepead ence he met Tie e grating par
ues ana from here n they continued 10 one nnceasng
Very e,, These parties have provided themselves with
extra teams and much suffering be hs- no doubt VIII r.
There wss an impulse apparent in agricultural affair.
one blacksmith had made some 80 or 81 pows, Tor which
tier was much demand
The S0nfa Fe Repvblio0n says
B-s has r-tsrn.e from be Intan srf-oto1 VII
o3 6oH- anything hostile ~sy or -. f-cYt1s of -
d.nptsn ofs pre- Who ;he p'ms ot Get Of be u ss
b. ofnr Fi1psircs 'hs Iaan -se ssssf
~ .-, '-n.,- .rssnsi ia,' = ~o.' = lse 70 1890
ilo.- n-' AID -a's m-m 1nsaaro-a Ihs .atn ~
ne-r Bes dssrte WIDER spread fam. thar -. are ao- o. eve
b. rser ~nh - i'W nal -s for - oifc'''oh - -f-
We MAJOR lev Can4nh-', who fepe-ri
= ihsssss A. Chefs sd expressed a. sn1s - - b a. p
killed lgnosf Of lsm The boys Do ~ ID g' n'naD-'
down that way
The paper publishes an account Of Lieut. White
scy's Oct Dragoonsl expedition against the Euaw In
dams, near the RIO Colorado. The following il an ex-
tract from Lieut.. W. report
th. l3h rs NM Of th- Re- c'ofioo
(, . pom, los. s,oss ses Canon soon
h1agh and st once crossed tue j., platoon TIE
bos r-qorg delay en- q platoon under sergsaa,
rf.t - ale
rr.ss Having ow.d tben for shoat
levy nuf aud rots perceived The snos- o men VI,
te Phones ssrtur hight csei - CsIfo a- Oa 10
b., mounted o them Che. who s-tsf
~h,' "aaeo replied. cams To- fsht they rse~d r we'll
= ,os po-.-..on Of po'at of tus-' SOM '''y
pecpis'ey from iheu camp aosuaonms 's'',
.Ystine they ro.ss--d except sums n tbs aftf oi
,isd 5uss " ALBANIAN a. before ssd-and rn's's
The .a-my o.t i've sied and Or eight wound
ed baibef -. undouo'sdy eai-' Ihe
mixing thsf apres'ne- iooA pee
oo ther camp intending 60 srcamp 10 y ne ns 10 HNe W
m -nsn, 90 and -neeo 20 condition
OF ny beng lighter pas-g mostly crust
,one winch y horses vodd s,s step had not
sid~d PERCEIVED onsesr-be BODY, coming IRON he ,ofh
81 routed rom ms present. camp. Processing cautiously hs
~ h., N. sy G-s aos commenced The pu,suf Tb.
cas eht through mud ard Their hor-e beng
snen( aao ,sp,uI &c., T. s ses 81 t MON ssfe
\, p5-.sle lung opso he o.es meat Sc
was generally believed at Santa Re that the Euaws
and Apaoes had formed league against the White settlers
of New, Mcxico AvounteeT force had been authorized
10 any emergency mat might arse n the premises
and Capt Judd Of the 81 Artillery, bad eit aos t0fepo
20 MAYOR Bcail
The R1abiioia complains previously atthe rregulanV
flc cOuteyauces, and recommends he route ht
the way of Arkansas Bay chihuahua and FL Paso. BY
This rouc. DO lc ordinary obstacles of " inter con
W. learn -ay- he R,putloln Of the ll-l March. that
Dr. keHus and Bin Williams the well known guide and
ifappeI were recently murdered 10y band OF tn'aw .
Tine pnrfculars. iui rs We can ascertain mem are a.
Taos u search of the scientific instruments and other
property lost 10y Colonel Fremont " hen mo" hound n
thai had tccn 80 roughly handled 10y party of dragons
under Lieut. Wm.uesey, al The RIO Colorado aud were
murdered by them IN retail
report saysthe Reg 5ornj reached ts city on Thurs
dav evening asst that Messrs Charles White. John Duty,
r \. Aubry and George Fenmng' mad al peen murdered
by the Indians they were crossing he sud mus heoW
hi Puso We give but little credit to the report The
a sri Of i;aoon Tayors command stationed At
Abuqper7p- r-fched us cy .ssi e.esls nav ~ m ,ns So
,7n Au-resrs, who were - sss-d % o'us ana fu's VIC CIV"
Parties were leaving santa Re ior me gold mines OF
California Two persons were killed by the Indians near
Taos toward the end of March Maj Ncighman had ar
rived from Taos and reported hal place heai'ly. InS
Republican indignant that Congress should nave az
ionmed without acting definitely on the petition OF The
people of New Mexico. That paper OF The 9th uisays
By bs mai just last number was gong to
Information regards the Territory OF MEXICO, any thns
t satisfactory, petition, certainly respectful
e aud moderate dsmsuds proved
De nf dscai IN hss elected explicit attempt
dissolution Of the Union than al any pew
Gus ,n,d Of the Republic petition claiming 20
s nore than the ughts powers ell Amsncans tie power
regulating and ooms and the privileges
BY the treaty p-aee ana limit With Mexico al s.Iu
MAJESTY act of Conees has been chaH
ugou Uutsd states senate a. d'fesP-cis
I'd nn-,to-n aud ous.v.. rurus, and falsely accused Of
uck hog opnon northern Pohcan aud OF beng ed Do
any va, they too OF Interested Pa'sas when our soe
nm ard Yndeats csla and proper msnnsf
b, ma ensb. pvers Of all the night Of sell government
aud liberi, o ihoush Up sech and sctou