New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
Later from New Mexico.

Wear indebted to Mr. +. y. Aubry, now
q, Indenendcnce for file of Santa fe papers, from
the 81 TO the seth May c..,
The rejection OF the nomination oil iiugh n: smith,
~ he Secretary OF the Territory OF New-Mexco'
seems 10 have created quite a sensation among the
neonle of Santa Fe Several communications,
Strongly condemnatory OF this act, appear IN the pa
pers and on the 81 Of May there was large ana
respectable meeting held IN the Court House, Tor the
nnInose Of elicltng public sentiment on the SUBJECT.
j L. Collins presided and VIM. McGroory acted as
Secretary The President, on taking the Char, eX-
nained the object of the meeting. lie regarded the
rejection Of Mr.. Smith asan outrage upon the people
OF New-Mexic0 The feelings and interests OF the
Territory were not consulted, and justice To MI.
smith demanded an expression of public sentiment.
The SGatq Re Gazette of the 10Th May alludes to
an assemblage Of three four thousand ApacheS IN
the vicinity of La CueSta and san Miguel, making
pottery which they expect To exchange for supplies
IhaCon their great Chief, visited the Palace Al santa
re and stated that the CamanchcS were TO hold q
grand Council at BOSquc Redondo, on the Rl0 PecoS
on The Isl June IN which all the tribes were to be rep
resented lie did no, know the design of the meet
,ny hui feared that some mischief was intended as
"ihe Camanches were al war o, ',e I,n,I ha ,' ne
Camanches have some dark scheme on foot, and that
Tins meeting of savage chiefs Is To insure unty oil
action. ., .;,, ,,,,,
CHICO where they expected TO meet the ApacheS,
.ho were under promlSe to be there the 18th May,
10 receive supplies ordered for ther rehtl' Lieut.
Chairman and ms Dragons were there, but me IN
dams had not arrived, nor coulj any cue pc hdu w
their Whereabouts.
The election for members of the first Territorial
Legislature took place on the 18Th May, ana was
holly contested The respective parties IN the eec-
lion at Santa Fc equally violent IN their charges
of fraud and corruption. and the Gazette thinks the
stories of both parties are correct, and that there
have been gross mposltions, dlSgrdceiu frauds ana
baTefaced perfumes committed
The Legislature is composed of the following
members
REPRESENTATIVES,
Taos Coupfg-Theo. Wheaton, Do Gonzales, Pas.
Martinez, Ray. Cordoya, and Mig. MascarenaS.
RIO Arri.a- Diego SalaZar, Caledonia valdez, Ger.
Jaramilo. J. A. Man2anarcS, Ramon Nlgel.
Santa Fc--Tomas Ortiz, Z. j Plllans, Candldo
0r,iz, John II. TulhS.
San MigrcI-M. 5 Quintana, NJ. 5. Romero, Iiilario
Gonzales.
Santa Anaa-Jose A. Sandoyal.
Bcnaliio-J Crlst AmiJo J. Seandro. Perea, ;.
NJ Baird.
ralacia-J Cruz Baca, Juan Jose chaves, VIM. c.
Skinner.
Socorro-Juan LorrcS, Escapula Vigil.
SENATE.
FIRST District Taos and Arrl5d--A Jose Martinez,
George Gold. Vicente Martinez, Pablo Gallegos, An
tonic Ortiz.
Second Disfricf-Sdntd Fs and San Mguei-liugh
Smith, j. /. Ostlz (Nlculol Jose :. Leyba, lcura)
TRnd DiSfr,ct-Nanta Anna and BtrndhlO-Tomas
ta0elade Baca, J. Man. GallegoS, (cura)
Foarfh District Valencia and N0cord-Juan CrlS-
icya ChavcS, Fran. Antonio Otcro. Florentlne Cas-
lilo
On the 99th of MAY the principal Chief of the Ca
msnches, with few warriors and SquawS, paid a
nsl, taihe Palace and had talk with the Governor.
They were from BoSQue Redondo, where the tribes
were gathering for council and brought With them a
captive boy belonging 10 Durango. This boy was
purchased by the Governor With the view of return
ing nm to ms parents The Indians were comfort
soy chartered near the palace, but during the night
tasy decamped, apparently III great alarm, as they
ven behind their mules, blankets and various accou-
'emens The cause OF the flight is not stated, but II
sleaieu that some malicious person had been lnstru-
mental IN dong II to augment the border difficulties
The Camanche Chief IN his talk said :" The Ca
asehes are IN peace with all people this side OF Chr
haahua. bu, no, from that down. We are IN friend
sAp with the ApachcS. The utahS have not been to
seGs for many months We are at war with the
MsNoes tie promised 10 return IN two moons
am eFng Chiefs with power to bind all the nation
Aeorrespondent of the RepWbhcan adds the follow
ING particulars
The Santa fc MAIL under charge of Allison, reach
~eeie Yesterday, eight days before contract time
ssVonipamed by four or FIVE men and three or toul
ys~engeis. Among the latter We're Mr. Moorehead
we e The engineers for the Boundary Commission
az M Duncan and lady, from NewlOrk. Coco
saM and plenty of water are reported on the entire
etGro,e
lafee bodies Of friendly Indians were still en-
Sant~o on The Arkansas, near For, Mackay, intend
-ss soon to go over with MAJOR kirkpatrick to IN,
->D------
TIRE AT BVFFALo.-On the morning OF
=, ,ouf'h about o'clock, a fire was discovered III
w1 "ooden warehouse on the dock and WateT-St
-xxn%o, occupied by MeSSTS. Maxwell & Patten
axn spread east and west; destroying about $i00
III. sh o. properiy-on which there was about $l2,00t
,-,asnce The hre extended west 10 the next build
| ~, "cuped for storage by j. VI. Griffith, which
A. aos' oi us contents. MAS entirely DESTROYED
s<seS' 10 the new brick warehouses recently
1870 oy Gen Chas. VI. Reed destroying the ware
~ S occupied by Davis & sutton, and the grocery
sup ehsIdlery OF {. Pickering 4 Co. also, the
~ .s"oIse adjoining occupied for storage by C. VI
ss,., VINO owned the buildings. The loss falls Sc
saV upon Messrs. Pickering & Co. who had
oay tsOe '''' W S'VVV' WIN "'' '"'"'''''' VI
MICRO CONSPIRACY. Teas Q.0
sfnse u0aasEeNt OF June Is SAYS: "Several slave:
hosa y county had made arrangements 10 rua ava,
! hs, saeu masters and 20 TO Mexico They were L
s..stea on Monday night last, but one OF Col
| So. negroes, thinking he would take an early
hI,r a On sunday. He was pursued and whe.
taes , so'iessed the whole plan. He stated tina
aaJ Wei WY all supplied with guns and ammunition
we prepared to force their way"
nkkADFuL.-Recently a gentleman resid
on esl oQuawka. named Thompson, was killed b,
| ses,sn w heigheoTs named Nichols who was II
| and ~. tshiher. Thompson was still hunting
hrsshs perceived stealthily crawling through som,
Of ms'oo was mistaken by Nichols for the objec
| ee,ts,,~ xeh Nichols fired, and his bah took to,
hlilnS s,s Lodging IN the neck OF Thompson. an
N INSTANTLY louisville Courier.
( Dr. r ass,ra OF Dr.. FlrcH is reported tina
sp,rsoe, hch, one of the Michigan Railroad con
| eses mas been found dead in his cell from m
4 E mh.' p1i>on taken voluntarily or adminiSicre
II Inc former most probably.