New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
Later from New-Mexico.


Among the passengers IN the kanSas
rom the Missouri yesterday. were several Ncrie.,
merchants on VISIT % the states io purchase good,
We annex Their names Narclso S5niiesisoeau, u.
an NepOnaSemo. Guyercs, Juan MaBa-a simon Cal
lcgroS, GulSCto Bgca. Jose Ma MARTINEZ jose SaA
zar, y. O;cro These gentlemen iei, santa Re ab0Os
the lst of MN
our friend. Mr.. r y Aubrey. was also A p,,,e,.
ger IN the same boat tie has IN ms charge a map ID
New Mexico which is 90 Dc forwarded 30 MaSa.a,.
From adyices received Nv The las, ma 3. We lear,
that nitecn companies oi 4. :. troops, under CON
mand OF { OIL Monroe, were to leave New Mexico o.,
the 10Th Nav. upon a campaign against the NaYo
Indians Major Graham WAS tO have command al
the Dragons. Lieut. John but0rl has been 40
pointed Qu.y;Crm1S,cr. Iais military movement .
II should have other C3ect. vii serve 0 give ac.
tiyity and energy o the army AMI hu> restore Their
health. which has heen seriously injured by the lie
Of inactivity and confinement ~ which they AAss
been doomed.
nit contains few Hens OF news
The census OF tho Territory. taken By direction
Gov. Calhoun, presents this result Eniirc pOpGa
ton So QSl-tndian> excepted. The ratio ot Teprs
sen.aiion for the country IS nxcd. for the Council
1884 for the House 2.l's
The list OF appointments for New-McNco made
al the close OF the last congress, bad uccn received
by mai, and they were looking for their carly am
val The judges Is WAS supposed. would arrive .
time 90 hold the regular terms OF the ensuing Courts
But this NAV. with our knowledge az thcir m0ys
mentS. he very much doubted Two OF the JUICES
have not vet maze sAcir appaNancc. and 1t Is n&
known that they have accepted the trust
A piibhc meeting WAS held az Santa re on he
evening OF he 25th ~ nominate candidates for NE
Legislature. The following nominations were mace.
For the Senate. Juan Felipe OuiS' NicdrO'l JtSG
Luiau. ipresbyler) and Jose Francisco LeyOa
(Cural For the House, Z. J. PlllauS, John X. FG.
les. Thomas OrtiS and Cani.do OrtS. speeches
we're made by Mc>Srs. Reynolds, smith. AshurN
Rev w Read. \ Johnson and Torres
GOV Calhoun. on the 23d April. ISSUED his procls
nation for an election of members al the Legislative
Assembly -appOrtlonng the nuin0or of members of
the Council and ~ the House among me several
Counties and directing tie election o be- held on tie
lG'A INST The Assembly 81 elected are "a NEE, al
Santa F6 on the ~ day of June next.
Mr. Neville stewart, late Editor OF The Santa p
Gazette. arrived at independence on The 9ih-ro,an.
ing home on account of feeble health.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
INDEPENDENCE. May %. 1851.
Yesterday the m,'l reached here from Santa Re.
making the irlp IN less than the contract time by Il
DAYS Capt W T. Martin of Martin Russell
Co. from Lexington. accompanied hy the three mea
10 HON the mail was entrusted, and proceeds lmm.
diately home. BY the present arrival, we ooi1,
little news of interest Things IN Santa Re Hers
moving along m the accustomed way. AunreyS ealy
adventure took them by agreeable surprise.
The whole country seems 10 be IN the splraoi pun.
chasing goods, as Americans, Me1icanN and all are
making their way 10 the United states to gel Their
supplies The upshOt OF the whole OF Il viii be asia
lsis that too great an amount OF merchandise VII
be introduced INTO that country.
Russell & Co.'S train. going ont, WAS met a, The
crossing of the Arkansas. McCnuley'S trlln freight
inc out heSseryey's goods, was met at Lost Springs
NcCauley & Sons second tram at Cotton Woot
third do. at a point tins side. Pigeons tins side Of
Cotton Wood McCaulcyS fourth tram at Lone Elm
The grass from Los VegoS IN TO Santa Re was ye1
bad-rom that point TO this 1t was very good. Rams
as they approached the States were very abundant
So II has been with US the past few days We have
had very refreshing and frequent showers, whici
were gratefully received by the farmers EVER
thing In the vegetable line is now spnnglng up WIZ
astonishing rapldlty. Tho uyer opposite US y NeH
high and still rising.
MAJOR Weghtlnan and family, Mr. and Mrs Smith,
Missionaries and others leave here to-day for Sann
Fe OllvareZ's tram (Chhushua) under care OF Do
mingo will leave IN day or two. Jos {. lrvlnes
train HaNers & Co.. and Ross q Wethereds Com
panes are now making active preparations TO get on
klcCauley'S fifth tram also goes IN "A few days
In haste, yours, dc.