New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
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dent, With ysw Of Joining the Boundary s1,vey
bstH eeD Mexico and tire United States, Tor shs
pnrpcss Of negotiating treaties with the Iadians il
tho Valley Of the Colorado, il Gre Of vast import
spcs to tho fature growth and early settlement Of
that newly acauted region OF oar country. The
Valley ofth Colorado embraces one hahdfed and
,ixty thousand square miIes Of wha'is Supposed q
be the os, fer lie portions of thAs e:ss section Of
country. Thus far. the Indian tribes occupying it
have refused TO have Il ex Dlofed by tho wbe mto,
and its soil is consequently unsrodden by the Hrsf
foot print Of civilization. Iss eFtlIisy and idxQri.
arce il judged Of principally ftom tbs appearance
the water of the river Colorado, which e DARK
and muddy, lot unlike that Of iha river Missouri
and the anxiety OF the Administration to hsvc IL
thoroughly explored, and possible the Eodisn'i'e
thereto czsingushed IS may well be supposed, is
great. The persons selected for this inpoEssnF
mission are gentlemen Of the highest oa@ao'et,
and who are extensively and l&vorAby known 70
the puoic. They have been furnished with every
facility in the power OF tho Administration 70 o3n.
fcy upon them to render their mihsion successful,
and if their o4ertons are awaiting, before another
twslve.month rolls round lhe entire Valley Of the
Colorado VIII be in tho possession Of the United
states, disencumbere1 from all indian claims o.
sites and its vast domsin, sufficiently large to
make three States as large as illinois, will be
thrown open to toe settlement and cultivation Of
our enterpriang citizens, VII sc pufsuisr arc Who'll
iy agricultural
Gen. TwIoes arrived by the Southern boat yes
sefday afternoon direct from his headquarters at
New.OrleaDs, and leaves 70 morrow for the North
BE- far &c our City. l am told upon wh.t regard
as reliable authority that his Wait has reference 70
tho present attitude OF the Indians il Texas
toward the Whites, and the apprehension aud
alarm of the frontier settlements that there is
combination among the different tribes TO unite in
making a warlike descent upon them How lar
these sppreheDsions are we'll grounded involves
serious inquiry, while doubt very much whether
i. can at this time be satisfactorily answered. My
own opinion ir that to great OK onti :l1 visionary,
form and substance having baen given TO 1t by the
Texans in The hope OF presAiog the Admns trsdon
into consentiog to what their Senstors aud Repre-
rsnsatives fsiled TO accomplish, the vesting lhe
Governor Of Texas with authority TO call into ser
yice regiment of volunteers from that State to
be prder the command of Gen Brooks Tor the puf
pose of repeipg Indian aegressions IcAnnat az.
certaiD after diigeDt inquiry, thar Any new cause
of alarm exOtg that wks not in TIC posses
sion OF the Senators and Representation from
Teas 5el0te Congress Adjourned. II shis ia 80, it
is more than questionable whether the Pcesidoai
will drect IN Increase Of the military force la Texas,
when the session Of CoDYress "a 80 near al baud,
Snd when the additional objection exists that she
le,t Congress- wholly neglected and Tefassd 70 add
To the army, slsbouBh tho NECESSITY io' it va' dis
pu,el bg 10 enc. Texas must hold the Hepresea'
tat7es and Senators respoatible for shis ne8lectin
not snordDg them adequate protection, and nostbo
administration The .tter has done tia duty latin.
fully, and were known to be dssirous thelths moaat.
I'd force Of tbe army ahoQd boincr9assd az easttwo
regiments bat as Congress- turned a deaf 20
these opportunities, as well 20 she oriee from
Texas for protection, no bsme can attach, il sd5
Pre.ideut declines in this absence Of Any tea'
son, to do whsy Congress virtually refused to On.
tertain.
elsolearn that Gen TwfGGs expresses tbs pob'
nc apiuio1 THAI there Is III i! douoi but vhss she
People of Texas, by q vote Of than six 70 one,
will accop, ofthe terms embraced in abe 8auodery
bill passed al The last session Of Congress, aud ina,
PIT sn end to all feae OF future collision arising out
Of this embarrassing dispute 81 so3n ss the PISS.
iJeut is officially Informed of su h scoeptsoee aud
ratification o! the terms on tne part Of tho Stats o.
Texas 1he Territorial appointments ior NoS Nex.
leo sill as orco be madr | have doubt that shs
Governor selected by Mr. FmLMQRE gill DC the
individual whom the psoplo Of tina, Territory eloo:
ed under .hsir STATE Constitution, a peoples man
~. - .i-o T., Ia aooi
Mexico as their first Territorial Executive, the
person from among themselves whom thsy had d.
aisnated for tbst trust by sber surages. The o.her
appointments will doubtieaf ba made with great
,udojousnesa from the different ates in the Uoion,
giving 10 the Gr4G! West its jas' and full proper
ton.
Thc returns Of the various Msrshas IN sakiDgths
lato C5nsus are coming ia much earlier aud with
greater apidity than Mss anticipated. considering
/ The late hour at which the law was pasted. aud the
varioun forms farnthed 70 the Gaysbsis Mr KES.
s1DY, the Superintendent, has exhibited great or.
ergy snd business Aaot Ia this whale business, and
seems determined, If exetsoa ca pg6gent L. that
Congress Ahal not be delayed IA i!s action on his
account. The returBe will show shs co1alry to be
one Of unparalleled resources. aud chose ldtats
grepsutss 10 imag iuasOn, however vivid, can ws
anticipate.
Mr.. CRAWFORD, the late Secretary Of War, is !
candidate for Delegate 10 the Convention OF G sor
Rt, wnich has ;. eu called by the Governor of that
state and has taken very decided Usinn groQnl.
I From all the Information derived from private
soaIc'a Of intelf ence shere il little or 40 doubt
hut u lat the Mon men ~ill os largely IN the as.
cep6aaI il that State. South GaroI,n7, therefore
will have TO select GONE other tuglenas IN het
reasonable designs upon the integrity Of t1a
Union, CLIO
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MuMFoRD, and TIE New YeR6gR, by @ D Sru.
ART 4 Co. are two new DAiiiss z6ich each m a 3e
its fiat appearance in our City on Monday TIE
Standard is re5oler.' OF rammau7 patriotism and
coata twc centa; the Nav. Yorker cuts nnli,i,s m