New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
rn.sr frnrn RiPaso.

rhe Uestern (San Au'onlol Ie6aFi Oh suo i''u
N bs, the following
Mei w. & Henry of the Sd Re6t U. iG T
.,.irs3 here on the 18th inst having ieis 4 +so
" tbs o6ib August The Spring bad been very
on NY a. ri Paso. Toe corn crop would prove
dfy W. and itwaa thought that ii vi be worth
:" rny hnsbel The wine crop was very promls-
- Pc TIE had been heavy rains 6o'ore :h' parry
ns' 80 NO valley Of the Rio Gra7d9 E.a almost
f0oded g. t.,- .I,o r,,r,,r ,on.o o,o,
= .ho Gnsdeupe mountains, on tho 29sh ult
Reached tbs Pecos on te9 oIS'' ana passe1 par.
~ Coon rain, which Il eeems had LETT the lowat
.arts s6d travelled up tbs Pecos, to take the up-
.,o5c Tho roGd on the Pecca veat found herd
nd cct aome bad rwamps we're psfgsd, which
arc almost impossible fo- treins tn wot weather
The retr part OF Coon t..ins vas passed % The
list inst The progcess Of it had oeon m1ch de-
l.yed b, difficulties W no teelnsters, wh1 6ore
dispose 20 DC uutuau Captain French, with
biz California emigrantp had Travelled gone DAYS
with Coma trAius, az Che Pecos On the @oth,
bs7ing purchased come u C01a's mn'a sains, as
sruck IL on Come trace, go as TO SET 100 the
ower route again, AID io.ow It 10 h P@ao
Msinf Henry crossed tba Pecos et hof1e"5 =
crcssipe on the 81 int. On the 6sa ieat. on this
side Of t1e Concho al Bdr9o's Creek, ne me. p ii.
.y Ct soma ssveLty five Gas. Among MAN = 10
the vel nOwn Castro Ia nc Afternoon 81 Inc
same dsy they were joined by A0o.aef ps'ly' WIN
tie two chiefs, Qbapote ana Cnlseso' % ias..i
vith his vile The Lipsos are decidedly Tor peace'
They have always b9en tfends WIN fhe texans,
and they desire TO be so s.i. Major Harry thinks
hat formal treaty, noI made wlththan, you'd
h. of ere 20 service, and taai few presents dis
ributed among them, Oh Inc par! OF rna Govern
mept, would be an ret OF good policy Ihey de-
dre that a district of co0 Try should be esgnated
Fr ,heir rome, where !noy can raise corn tor their
sabsistsrce The Lipana gay that sli the Canaan
shes are now hostile 10 tho whites, and il war IL
n be " sged az ainst tbom that they viii join the
zhitts that, athous my are at peaoe With the
Camsuches they owe them no good viii
While Maj Henry and his party were IN com
uDy with the Lipeua, 3 party OF aome thirteen
Kiowey =, made their appearance and $40 Ved hight.
Ebe Lipsna told them ira. they were determined
b fight they would have TO fight them too, and
hat they should be ,oipcd out They then came
INTO Mai Henry a camp and were presented with
head. rhey were CULLEN and grave and did not
lsem to wish or manifest friendly disposi.ion.
Tie Liphn CHI Of, Chhki.to, pioted Ma, Henry 70
Lpsn Creek, and put hra on the Lpan trail for
San S6ba-the party before meeting tins Lipana
having Atruck of the main Travelled road to Fred
.riokoburg to take short cut sod saws distance.
We learn that tho elections at Fl P&so resulted
in making Mr. Hear Chief Justice; Doane,
Sheriff Miller, County Clerk Judge BAR was to
bold Court on the Let Monday OF October, in the
stone building at the dam, one mile from e Paeo
Mr.. McGutilD the well-known Santa BE trader,
vas married to Mjsa Dolores Vsldes on the l7sh
d August, by Chief JGssice Hoppin, and very
elegant entertainment given TO his friends at MS
fne new house
Major j. B. Richards of the Sd RegS q. s. Inf.
vas married in the early part of August, to MAG
Rita, eldest daughter Of Mr Stevenson, one of the
oaest and most wealthy merchants Of Ri Paso.