New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18
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The NeU Orie0ns PicRVfHe, OF The oth INST "A.
We learn from the Sun ARioai0 ICstern Itr1H
Of the 18th ult. that b. = Co0ns who, Tor SOM
wears. has been engaged 10 the overlandirad" irfn
Independence - santa Re and Chihuahua, arrived
at san Antonio on the 9Th at. from Fl Paso ha'ln2
ound good road the entire distance. His tram ni
twenty wagons and some three hundred mD. =
we're a few days behnd. The Wesiera Tam SAYS. M
CoOns ulonn us that aer a careful cNaripfou mo
ssources Of ms secl4pn o. country a. lrk-ts l' a.
ing ont trains Of traders be- i conyi1ee MAJ go'a-
taken from NeV YOrk 20 n P.so Or chihuahua va l.
gaca for NJ esst tban by the Old route OYER
he plains On the Missouri traders cannot travel De-
Goro The middle Of Asy, after The middle OF seper,f
The tTp from Independence 10 IT Peso occupies hbil
eight DAYS more. making together nueiy-ive ga . Ai
COoDs Is OF me iHprt ssion mat ne up ito ne'v ~
ahua should never occupy more ihen MY days hr tna'
good and well supplied with wood grass ana " He,
THE Of the year be touno le grhliny De'
,isn Il IL the Missouri rOue IN NE noii- Z" Aih5 81"
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we shah al another time abode 70 the subject again ard
give the trader further statements how and why II ~ 70 H.
advantage ADOPT the from this point % e state. ~
Chihuahua and Durango sud even 70 sa u r i.se Nf
,ose.trai es tie trade passed through - Peso
,r ca hushua and the sdoinng county al weary ave
age hundred ana tirv wagons, CAT. ing I'VE NO.
.and pounds each and valued s2to0 per oad IN The
a. ~ Peso several gtuienen whp had 'een lH hc ~
- The State OF mora and report the Mexcsns o. be ~ "a
engaged 10 gathering 30 from the CHA and 10 NciI'f
He shown sree inmps of gold, srch as aAfh nA '
dry dggn. q California he thinks iai II our po.ein'
men, vii only extend its I,iecoa The Gia col'
large population VIII Yerv he found upon 'i5 h@-.
,nd tributaries Al present The Apicnes are conunAs
themselves hostile to tbs American mining parry =
now engaged IN working the celebrated COPPER AID FL
mines the head of the ella about go mics rom r
PasO Several large sud very promising svet mines ray
been discovered end were creating great eNcienoH' Oh
American side Of the Pho Grsude, near ~ Psso.
Il said that the MrXcans know oi many mines m i'
but refuse 70 give Information 70 me Ah %
n the government OF the rnied States Or hY oi eA''
sll give them guarantee that her fighis hni Ef
viii be respected ana be protected hr the la"s ~ roe
country Persors recently returned 20 coc0rfo, one a
ired aud sevenvfve mites above L Peso from taiotrA
having mate he whole ifp The animal ID ir-
wentynine TO thirty dave speak ~ ire route norm
he Ga good ono 'ur wagons ana rfesenutg i.Jel'
.lies % moment From Information gathered tF Hlr AZ
rev from various pesons familiar with that secon o.
COUNTRY. be thinks favorable route Tor r-irosi N
q found entirely through he territory Of Toe n'el oifs
1rtb Of tie Ola The face Of ne country me in''s
1e climate, Tire advantages Tor me u-f "i 'he EpN"' '
81 route running along The southern iort or u ao l
al Indicate he buys of MalagCtdg src san DIEGO o' i'
termination OF Inc railway ~ connect mo Wttf- Cd
be Atlantic and Pscihc. Mt Aubrey 'nhses ineui ' ~,
Of persons who have accounts ri f's riches u Eni D.
he depredsliOns OF the LAD aus 81 Ne-heAcf '
inue without statement
Nj Aubrey arrived a. San Antonio s 2h ult having
~ Santa re the let December. Tha " t''e'H Tenn
saws lie had with him N large wagons ard - nu q. oui
u tins large number orsrmals he osi o!y ion hefvino
{Ooi living grass thougtou the route AID ne sa4s - any
nas are m better strength and condition now hin "be ne
started he len his teams near lie Le1na, win dlrecu'''
hst they should come eisurey. hsf ihtF cnIui
heir usaRi speed Ia travelling. the whole distance H'h
Santa re 10 his place oold have been made ~ he iah
a. DAYS Mr. 4 = Of the opinion that tns IS me i8nf
quite ir ,Le Santa re mail snd that Mes Mesi-o can DC
supplies with goods cheaper IBIS way tAAn from - l
and Independence lie confirms The estimates u " r
Cnnnf "a relation to the amount Of The Ohuushle uale ara
mo opinion that n will hereafter AXE his route Ire aauA
nom Indians on the Texas route s much .esseif Iae-
seldom numbering env, while on Tie Mss"i to@r
,iey are mel IN hands Of several huncreds