New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

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500 sol, S54 Sc. So, IS, 499
urTrp STATES CIRCUIT CoURT--Before J. u1y ,'
rSslsou- Esaasuei K H1yn5ay Dreid VI hAst'' sun
ynferred to yeaterd8s, TO rorover 81 "W niE
IF rSiu beor siDg 10 NJ ssata re 'rsdesu'sa
"a sn,t.ir ~ nnts wagons nd large fnspit- o.
5Herept Minds of gaods sliiabe 10 lhs elA'~n " al -
being Stable end fancy goods a'o Rpyf cos a., an
In the New Yorh me ke' aud ne Pfice .. 90
sta -iact q; trh .nsy taken al lesst lou per c.n5
%he piaeo a 81 che rged IL been z7d by Cot
S on, Of the commanders Of the American army
which a. aSri IL nave OF od gp.n but cii'z Of
Abe United hsVing a.en he Necessary 9apa o.
Neohe~ Co be turaed bis a4oion 10 lh9
bnspess santa Re Trade and was IN Me1lco at m
IN his lady (forweIly Miss Low OF This City, shown by
ths testimony anu fslnil, IL Ne" s1rN
Can K.srSey in The Expedition 10 Mexico de is
gentleman OF fortune, beionsi, T. Mltsouri
4o1gbti n Feb 1917 The Americans having 00d men aud
Gle Mexicsne 90 WHEN The former were successful
gYaa while ,hs way 10 sacramento Thai Col 10 chTe-
Of Mr. to have uned OF tho iasot "a drawing
cannon, sc et Tho bse Th@fe were about $50 $s<o2er.
In he bsile, formed into regiment uodef " IN
aeH trsder-some OF h-m beDglng 10 ae Fsn OIL ar H.
Che men being aort Of volunteers IT.. .t.,tad and
Ii speared By The that the trains sta.i d nn
were OVERLAP en- by he An ercsn e. cps wmV bnt kseo
permit tsins 10 60 IL I'D ahce Of . shssndonej lhs
t,n and SemsnGed il. vaus Tbs present 40 Scllon
OF treapa,s 10 recover ga Yaae cnniog and u MI
Messs william 95 Insisrd aud 5essrs Pre'cott Hall,
John 4ge[ and Lo b. th gpI UGsa I staes
The su day Of trial taken up with sn'sy
evidence, ,,.o.o,..a .,., 49,. era, .,toa.s
called to the sland The part Of pisln DE had been
engaged with Mr. Harmony ,....--,-
ThsYe were, he said rDnbeT OF wagons ia he IRAN,
drawn by oxen and muleu and hsvicg as wsgoaers &c
twenty. elk tweutyseven pes'te One OF the wagons
was devoted TO The carving Of Ias men s %es
three four days Tde ON fort kesVenWnrln, lhore
were lumber Of huud SOS OF ro"p' nDder % ssfney
there them had DO kno~ledg at tao te OF the escIsfa
don Of war aUd received no nlnlson from me ohcefs OF
the garrison 10 the wse IN soe~ witness hnkS nat
the Train going TO slsrs Major Howard was 81 Inde'
pen6eDce; at or We hau itf so Gays MAJOR came up
with US; he had twenty dragoolp win hm he said he
bond 10 New Mexico ne shd he waa sent mere by
Government fesl The puss OF the peope add see how
they liked annexation hi. about tue Isl June; he
With ~ and night not being able 10 Pfocesd
on Of the lan he objection TO our gong
worth shout us nles out of Independence he
had fell compsny Of 100 men with hini ne nu have
cnmbered had we time ofhis sL4riing would
have avoided HIM he said NO would not De permitted 10
prosecute the expedition on when we had started into
New Mexico He ,old would not be permitted to
90 before, but to Keep him In rear we Knew smother
nd to overhaul him When weIesche3 s1s~nee Fork
found Gar "a 81 csmped He said he had pursued Nh
Out had oYertaken dim. ~ went 10 s7nth Fort ana
proceeded oirecpg sc in act cnmoel1g Qs 10 ollow
him Gen Keatney caue sehls Fort while we vera
here, with 1900 volunteers be ssld ne hso heSa
sent TO prctsclus We then went TO 5snie re Ger K,
had procsmtd himself " veroof OF New Me1co, ana his
authority generally acknowledged Witness q1l'
SANTA We for New Yors Ies,ing Nh Harmony wi the
tain there He waS sbou' nul tug mnea 10 60 South
There great difficulty IN getug thsm 40 many being
ing expenses aud compelled TO 90 y,Sll 600 h9fe
Cyosser0miH.d-Cbpt IA. lad If no 'rand weS allowed
20 go In advance orh army that they would BUY up all
She rain 10 Ne Mexico; Cap. NJ. to@d all the different
trains tho Cameron but don't know that 10 vas
gent for the purpose about 2O9 wagons ncudng PLAN
nfs) were by the Y. rDue; we Ses OF tins war
FIRST from Cep Moore OF the propetors OF wagons In the
graire about % americans we rad oeen Inf mad
remittance would BIZ mRde The eu OF 1o army al San
ne we did not want Inc protection Of Col Kearney wnen
offered but wished go alone; we wore armed, az
usual 70 protect our selves
F. g. Edoards t-sti ed bsving belonged to Col Mitch
ellis commaod Quatt rnsaer duly TO furnish sup
plies, &c. Col DoniphaDs 'eglmenHsepsrate our sup-
pliet Of money failed he and we b. ught proyis
IONS of the uaces of Mr. auoDg She rest got out OF
Mexcsns ana got -four snd suoped II to US; twas gel
known all that be sold goods h"re The va :on' were
she men generally iepl der their wsgous; Col Mitchell
the head Of his ne took an escort aud
went bac Bs hi b vat In the rear eonis mica
On the nv he battle of Saer uepto orders we're CIV
for II g wagons 10 form iuo four 2umns WIN Tue
ars!ps head Ia this we marched 10 ~ miet
he fatigue occssoned b' hiA eengS "r sS h1t
sn yyhen hing together. Tns ground WAS s'ronE
hiliyj and ruty We travelled as las' 90 me OK wag
IN. wonid 30 TIL we got OF ecty N ront OF tbs enem
nv and hen hs OK wagons loaded ana we reac1sd
The field al 8 P. Ia the .alte, soms OF ar. az
mues ana oxen kle1 aud ,he veg ts ere ea'eee
mr. h OK en- Iy the cannon balls Of the enemy We o.
camped evening on tn hsd OF bate ana mex uSt
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non and picked up mules 10 draw lheu m ~ 5oH n5
from Sac eno Latter containing ususY 10 w OF ~ ouo
ipbebitsEts When entered nearly all Inc "eAlhy III
6tbtans hsd len o.. NJ >. m
mort To Gem w ool Who supposed would b9 at
he az the time Lieut. Gil III Col Pc3s IN M ne
toined Col al Vslverce on l6tn Dt lS4o; We n1l
attic battle al BreZ TO 27b Dec lad heard we shoud
the Mexican army before we entered Shdoa-
aus we hea d lars 10 g. sh-ad OF US
TIE above the prtnc pal points OF lho tesuulpny
Uwsa stated thai he obi &c, OF Col M In securing the
wagons was ~ protection of deoat1but prncl-
pay prevent the goods falling into the hands OF zoe on
amy who would sell them and Iura the avpls against ms
documep war also received from the Govenmeui at
Washington, addressed 10 0soer" k@afney Ia ncn ns
es reQues protect and preserve The traces usually
called the Santa Fs and Rs1 - colcae ms 4haol
ants IL evey possible wAp &C.
&c be continued This forenoon
CouRT OF CoMkoN PLEAs.--Betore Judge
'Wooduf-Alez Me Curdp DInte! CdrpeHter.A Action
for alleged Islander by late namber OF slih Ward Police
era2y and fit bs twlst to ard the property or c
liens &c In defence he charge denied but waa
ever said, 1t was stated, wns rephnandinG plaintiffs
conduct member OF he Police, aud what 40 SAID wss
tue. The complaint, after testimony Dad been heard ~a
dsmissed--Fo plaintiff MIR ssuxy, for defendant mr.
WakemsH,
: Special Teya-Before Judge uRrahsm,-4nH Hum
.ph,eys against Tho@as Hu@phreyt~ Divorce grated
.roe5b Badger and otheys Pslp habee Proceedings
act AAde on the ground of$saDt fuouce.
Ros,eEr ada MoSsJ uds FOL plaintiff demurrer.
u s. DMrRICT OoURT,Tne September Term
opened yefierGay before juoge Beta But ten Grand
Jurors snswerrg thu Court ADJ nfned 10 this forenoon.
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