New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

Rgaj. WeiRhtmnr, U. y. Senator frem New
Mexico, arrived at Indepondsnce-Vote Of
New. Me3ico-CoI. Munroe opposing the
Civil Govsrnment-MFs, White's Child
aiives
We get the following late and important news
from the Occidental Independently Messenger, OF
the nth. 1t will be read with much interest
Mai r. H. Weightman and Mr.. Gfesn arrived
at this place Wednesday last, direct frors Santa
Fe. They left the latter place on the 10Th suly in
company with number Of officers OF the U. 8. Ar.
nay ard small escort of soldiers. They met the
July mail four days journey thia side Los Vegas,
and August mail st Cow Creek also met NUM-
Der OF merchant trains, all Of which were getting
along prosperously. At Ash Creek Maj. WIS
company were fred upon by small band OF Paw.
nee Indians, but sustained no injury.
We are Indebted to Major w. for the following
official vote at the late elections held In New MeXi-
co:
Fl. cornellv, 1853 Thog Cavegad de Bacea.27a
Foa LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR
Manuel Alvarez. SEQ Ceran St. Vrain.....SS'o
''--N0' RErREsEsrArlyE TO CoseRsss. on.
w. Mesaelyy 1ga n \ sn sss.ros
R. H. Weshtmsn .....isA W Reynolds.
F A. Cunningham ......17JOab Hout9n .;..;.....;l
Pl. Pelans has been appointed Chief Judgei w.
P. West, Judge of the Central Ciroat; Diego Arch-
etto of the Northern Circuit and Thomas OaVegaoS
Bacca, of the Southern Circuit
The following arrivals are expected at Fort Lea
yenyorth by the l5th of August from Santa Fe:
Can't. II. A. Allen OF the Artillery, Capt. Sykes,
Lieut. piympton, and Assistant Surgeon Edwards
of the 7th Infantry; alao DE-. Carol Thomas, ana
Mrs. A. w. Reynolds and family.
Mai. Weightman left on yesterday for Washing
ton City MIR. F A. Cunningham, the other sena'
tor elect is expected at this place sometime during
the present month. He was formerly member OF
Congress- from Ohio, and is at present Paymasser
of the troops in New. Mexico.
mi liz ,srda m
notified Gov Alvarez that ne will resist any acsion
of the State Government with all the force at MS
disposal. sos
been kept up between these gentlemen, ana
Great degree of anxiety is felt among the otizena OF
New Mexico to know how the matter will terml-
nate. The action of Col Munroe sussains in pow
or the civil officers, who, In the recent elecsons'
have been repudiated by large majority OF the
popular vote 1t will algo prevent the orgaa2a'
ton ofmita and may have the effect OF delivering
New Mexico, bound, into the hand Of her enemy,
Texas
Captain Reynolds contemplates erecting large
wool factory at Socoro, $50 mies below Santa Fe.
Crops are very fine in New Mexico, and thefe
| will be q great abundance of grain, especially
| wheat Throughout the country.
The price of real estate is advancing IN santa
Fe. Capt, Angney, formerly of Jefferson City, Is
| building extensively.
Reliable inform alton has been recently received
| that the child of the unfortunate Mr.. and Mira
White is sill alive, and efforts ntill making for
| its recovery.
The Camanche and Naviio Indans had made
FREQUENT incuraions upon the settlements through
out the country, and committed extensive depfe-
datiora ia some instances.
At Galesteo they encamped at "a spring il the
spburba for day or two, and compelled the oti'
zens to bring them supplies of beef, mutton, Go
They finally took such property as best suited shsr
fancy and decamped, not thanking the people for
their hospitality.