New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
Lnler lron. .nuta Fe.
"a ~ he 81 Louis Republican.

..,,ssnordepce Of The 81. Louis Republican,
eV''' INDEPENDENCE, Sept ., 1850
Lo,,,iI from Santa Fe Is oacK ain, SIX days
+, .,ore :, is due TIE tdp waa mad3 II twenty
ga ds,t going cut and eu'yons days returning
~. have no news of much interest from the ne"
T.,,,or, other than th.t ad8n disturbances @ere
occasionally il different pers OF -ha co1n'
Es,s and some stock CrIyeu sTay IRON tire i@'ms %
ls.u, without much hopes Of recovery. do7. 0ou,
81 in going out wits h trsiG, had oieaTy hesa
4 mules taken away f-on hin by them, and could
81 move until be receive more animals RON 0Aa@
81 Which place was, fortuus gely, not tat oil
| The prospect for b1siness was very o., ,noz9
la The traders who hsd arrived having e3'e oQ'
s,.tty much all their COCOA
| Tbc lroopg W hch ct For. he>gen@ r. some
| txo u enree weeks a.aee, @e,o gsEI-5 ai'n5
~ehct much difficulty and e1p7ct91 - F6aca
ss.i,,aace OF destin4tl51 IS soou wss an9lcl'
s.,eo Col Sumner hss !oested abe new post Just
y. n,ite from Fort an +. instead 0itbe Big lin
Sers "a calls it For AscAay
V'G rs.. md water vvera abundant on the Pi4lns
!, IN tSe noQntsinu neec Santa rs grsss is very
'' Tbe = carrier met Calls train stae 1cossing,
- Kvo.n'u Government train near tba SefFle-
s Santg oD their way out o. shose comia5 IN. Mr..
Il n Ross'x train viii be here in = day " NO.
sirn,ars, Of Westport, near at hand; b sl41 Nc,
| Csuey e. Of Independence, Near Moro, On ne 80
| dsep,ember, they owe. too& Nessrs. W m > n Is
Wrvy, Jerry Foger, ard party, detected hePFe'
ssntttivs ID Congress under tie tate State aJYorn
%snt For greater esfe,y ard certain OF trip,
they came by the Bont BoTs Route. They have
an escort with them Of thirty Dragons Fhe FOL
| nwipg famed officers are Of the party: Col May
Il IA PECK, Lieut. Slupaga, Capt Humber aud
| Lieut. Burnsides. They vii oein about the ost OF
| the mouth.
W!lh Mr Browns .Eeia jaaf started, ar. ke
phart Missionary sent OUs By the Presbyterian
| boafd Of Missions, has gone MIR. Major Ers'n, Of
I;Wenly agons left Fort Leayenworth tortne new
oost on the Atk8usEe . isW days ago as also
lWaldo d Co.'S trains and Browns second lot OF
IEsgolh
We have nothing occurring here Of much inter
eat Geners good heath Ill oger the country
| Yours &c, IN hsee.
qle Republicam ssy g: Ia addition to the above
vs have letter from friend in Santa Fe, OF the
l..est ate, which announces the arrival there
an express from Fox. Leavcawortb with impor
liant dirpstches TO the cammanding officer of thai
department These dispatches had reference to
anticipated difficulties with Texas, in relation
70 New Mexico but ss the neCsssity Tor them
Ibss uafaed away b. tho action OF Congress IN
relation to the Texas boundary, it is not worth
IEhile 10 repeat them.
Col Mccall, the accomplished and energetic In
Ispector. Genera, was to leave for Taos and Bar
Ieay S oft in few days.
the gold mine which was discovered near Chi
Ibushus some time ago turns on: to be not very pro
cable The reports in relation to it were very
much exsggerated-by the way very common
Thing in regard to oil Of these gold mineu
Wheeler who killed Capt. PepiD in the city o!
santa F6, has been tried and acquitted By packed
IEy composed of MeZicaus.
Aubry train of wagons reached Santa Be in
Is8i day from Independence, aud was detained
one day by storm, The Ragons were ahsene from
santa F6 n days being q days less than any
IWevoUs trip